Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1872, Page 2

ee “EVENING STAR | "mstastamcmmescs. Quit tyqu gains eae EVENING STAR) | “eee ees «: eSBY Ss. SOYES Rad ooo : Hecate $1 Largest Circulation in the District} = iS=— Zi es go" Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHIN GTON ae MONDAY... ‘The Washington and Alexindria railroad | £ company (through President Stevens) amounce | that in justification of the management of the d, in the matter of using tie rvitroad bridge. travel, they have caused an examination to | Le made by the bridge inspectors of their o#n | fe road and the ©. & A. railroad, and that theirre- port certifies “to a different condition of the bridge frem that indicated by the Evexino STAx of the 10th inst., and the repert of Messrs Greene and Barney.chief and assistant engineers to the Board of Public Works, ax the Evenine Star of the 12th inst. President Stevens adds: wisg2willing, however, to pursue hh. in the opinion of ‘any on: es “ Mi bean nd ste" Hilicals Contest Tas end Alfon, 1 i feniesippl certificates, 0%. Columb Chicago and Todiane Central 2:34: T-nucsses 6's old, 6: do. new, igi id. of a: do., on" old, 3. Norh C 6's, 96; Ses Soviral Pack Paci an examination of the structarc made by the engineers of the Baltimore hie, € herapeake and Obie, and Orange and |) Alexandria, am anassas railroad shall | To-aay. be governed in my future action ly the report of | Pactimons dans Wee tea, ome! id; these gentlemen, which will be duly submitted | ¢ mneoliduted. aid: Sthe A vin to the public.” The better way for the company would be—as eady and in improved i: it is understood they do not intend to repair a. Wheat active: Ohio and er rebuild their bridge, but to use the Long fa: Tee een eee = Bridge when that is completed—to suspend their ts dull, ssas8. ie paseenger traf altogether until the latter bridge is res for use. It is natural that 8. rib pider, 7%.» engsr ra the railroad company, im order to avoid frm. #6, Whisl Fikey' nominal, 3 the heavy expense of extensive repaita | uovernmnnae tas. Cation oben poe B gay. upon a that is to be superseded | “- lerini tse Rew. 86. very soon, should desire to use the present | ricketty strncture until the Long Bridge is com. pleted, and it is quite possible that the bridge | May carry passengers safely over it until that time, but the report of the engineers of the | Board of Public Works shows that it is in a frightful condition, and is lable to let a train drop through at any moment. As against their careful disinterested report. giving in precise spe~ ications the condition of every portion of the bridge, the vague, slip shod report of the bridge examiners of interested roads will weigh but lit~ tle with the public; and the further reportof the engineers of the various roads mentioned will | not great!¥ strengthen confidence in the bridge, heae: Lorne 1511.20 A. eter bit Bonds of 1352, 917 885, 0 98 Pa ; Jan. 15.—Bonds opened at 96‘, forthe 15.—Rentes opened at 86 francs, 22 DO: om 15-1: Pr. M.—American securities ‘thern hich on fesees the southward eft Pent t ing tempera’ | "generally prevailed: he tclemerentie E over the northw-st for the reason that all these roads are interested | the barometer ¢ Se nena il over the worth nox: in the use of the present ratlroad bridge for the | weather and snow. extending southeast ward a ri fastward over the Ohi ley, Pe t i time being, and all past experience has shown | sastward over the 0 no valley, Pensgyivante sad that railroad companies are pretty apt to con- | probably over Lake Bocsrter: cloudy weather with sider their own interests rather than those of | [Ieht sew is now prevailing from Iowa to Kon- | tueky, thence northward; the public. rick and high porther led on Sunday It will doubtless cause the railroad companies | considerable inconvenience and som loss to abandon the use of this dangerous bridge, bu they #ill incur a very serious responsibility if they do not do so, in view of the report made by the engineers of the Board of Public Works: At any rate, we have discharged our duty tothe public in stating, on eompetent authority, the unsafe condition of the bridge. from Cape Cod to Cape PROPARILITIES.—The low barometer over Lake Superior conunurs moving eastwandly th dimin i-bing prereure from M-chigan t Ward to the Atlantic; cle: nd cold weat! rsterly winds, backing, to westerly and after om and to-night, with cloudy sonar r the New England States: and southerly year ing the rature and cloudy weather, te states: increasing suai her! winds fer the lower lake region; the arevol chon and snow extends iteclf castward to wes Virgi: eee Prnpeylvania and New York during the day, pleas Isn't it about time for the newapapers to stop Tein terotnekee Teeny for the Gulf ‘atete b ve fall tem it . ot singing the praises of that model elty engineer | eriy ‘wince and’ clenriee ae ere ROFL at eastward in St. Louis who “ declined a New Year's gift of wage tay, a silver fruit stand and berry-spoon sent him by a city contractor, on the ground that he did not the northwest to Indiana and Michi ad the lower Iskes to-night. —— Tue Fiek MANsvixtp Letrens.—A portion wish to put himself under obligation to any one of Firk’s letters to Josephine Mansfield were | ” —— in the New York Horald yesterda: ee eee Seees Neve te eet eteiaty | Vins mabe se crcaataar Glia eee oak Instead of being promoted, or having his salary | relations with the ring, or In Wail street oper- raised, “for his honesty,” as recommended by | ations. ‘They show Fisk's characteriste send unsophisticated journalists, he ought to be dis- ee as well as weakness, and how complete- charged forthwith, fur resorting to such a dodge ye was, for a time, under the dominion of a ning woms to get himself advertised. That style of honest | please and enrich,’ Mesto dhe se ens hed men—fellows who rejected with virtuous indig- | tion enclosures of checks or money, and ate fail nation -‘a silver fruit stand,” a five-dollar bill, Wak cameleon oe ae They indicate that or a box of cigars, and published the fact, but | gave the preference to Sorta ee ean ane got rich off a small salary notwithstanding— delivered by Miss Manstield inte the heads ny were plentiful around here during the war. Some disbursing officers managed every week or two to get some such item as this in the pa- Stokes, who used them thereafter with great effect his suits against Fisk. The Tribune of this morning publishes a statement on the au- a thority of Stokes, that the correspondence pub- pers: ** A contractor who offered Capt. Blank a lished inthe Herald contains only the animpor- ten dollar note yesterday to induce that officer | tant letters which have bearing upon the to give him the furnishing of certain supplies tor the %h army corps, was sent off with a flea tw his ear by that upright official ;” or words to that effect. Like the conscience contributions case, and that the remaining letters to be pub- lished will fully bear him (Stokes) out 1m all Statements which he has made relative to this to the Treasury, the amounts thus mentioned as rejected seldom run up into hundreds, never nto thousands. The fact is that the offic correspondence. aud there re many such—who did refuse heavy bribes, were not the style of men to boas of it. They would have felt too mach mortified to have even had the fact known that they were so approached. ‘see. thermel’s big picture of the battle of Get- tysburg is what troubles the Governor and legis- lature of Pennsylvania. They ordered a big thing on canvass and Rothermel accommodated them, and the question now is, “ What will they do with it? ‘The artist has notified them that they must take charge of it before the 22d of February next, Washington's birthday, and knowing the inadequacy of any existing apart- ment in the occupancy of the state authorities to hold it all at onee, be considcrately suggests ~ that a suitable room may in due time be pro- vided for it.” They had better build a “ wig- wam"” for the accommodation of the unwieldy aftair, after the fashion of the politicians. - THE NEW LigvoR LAW oF IuLixors enacts that no intoxicating liquors shail hereatter be sold in Illinois without # license, and that no license shall be issued unless the party applying therefor shall give a pond in the sum of 3,000, with two sureties, to pay all damages to any person incurred in person or property by the selling of liquor under said license, the penalty to be recovered by the state for the use of any per-on so injured. LimeraL Movements AMoxe THE Meptcos, A large number of the leading physicians of Indianapolis, irrespective of school, have taken the prebminary steps toward forming a me medical association, in which all dogmas are nor- ed and to be members of which they pei te obliged to consult with any member of the aan, ciation when asked, no matter to what school of praetice he adheres. A CrenorMan of Cairo, Mlinois, expressed lateiy his contempt of nickels in his Sunday col- lection, and positively forbade any of his con- eregation from contributing anything under the denomination of five cents. “+ Save your cents.” id the good man, ‘until you have five before — put your hands in this box. The widow's mite business is played out here.” = SPREAD oF SMALL-Pox.—Small-pox is rapidly preading in those New Jersey counties which in most intimate connection with Philadelphia. Kailway companies have issued orders to the employees: rorbidting any who have the smali-pox in =. families or houses to re- main on dut: ring them not to return with- Out a physician's certificate, Fouxp Deav.—Mr. Enoch Foley, a merchant of Waterfall, in this county, was found lying on the road leading from Hopewell to his home, on Monday last, dead, and with his head terribly mashed. Itis supposed that he was thrown from hiskorse, He leaves a large family.—Ma- ( nassas Gazectic. 87 The Spanish man-of-war Tornado, which was = watching the steamer Virginia at Aspinwall, has gone to Havan: ————— es The lock-out of the quarrymen at Portland Connecticut, and vicinity, isin consequence of a disgreement between the quarrymen and their employers as to wages. The ployers offered but $1.50 per day for December, Jana- ary and February, and $170 for March. The | men requested an advance of ten cents, or $1.69 per day for the three months, aud $1.75 for the fourth. The employers refused, and the strike and lock-out followed. It is not impossible that women may ass: framing the new constitution for Pennsylvania. Petitions are being numerously signed through- out the state asking the legislature to permit “omen to become delegates to the forthcoming dium, convention. A committee of women will pre- will Lectiire, xi sive testa ct apie prescten, med wn the memorial, and it is represented that no | League Hall THs EVERTRG: seca at Union matter what action is taken on it one or two Consultations at bor rooms 519 street northwest. THE ANNIVERS: WOMEN'S CHB! + male delegates are likely to be elected. = —+s0e- — The Kight Rev. John McG nm, for | the past nty-one years Bishop of the Catholic Church he state of Virginia, died in Richmond yes- It" < ¥ MEET NG, Addeceees c el Rev. ith may be ed from Gen. {day morning, aged sixty-two years. The ce- | 72x" seat saud Ker Gro, MNGLNs, of Now « ased was an able man intellectually, and his | ¥¢tk- The public’are invited. 5 Ea viable disposition made him many warm ‘TEMPERANCE ANNIVERSARY. tsonal friends, outside of bis church as wel; lo 2.0. inl third anniversar; bites. will 3S xs im it j Publis emperance Mets mea, atant larch. corer Se oe The court Of sessions grand jury in New York | 6B AY i reason asso far unearthed frauds on the city treasury ty | {s™ an eens ee wited. se amount of $15,900,000, and has asked further time. It it had been $15,009 the rogues who stole | i: would have been in prison. see: N GENERAL pOMMITIEE, Wasuixuton. D. Oy Jannary, 1872 members of the Republican General Commit- h the officers of the several District Lavra D. Pate, having drawn her fands out | ail_on WEDNESDAY EVENING weet, of bank and transterred them, in order to defeat aueary says -° f i ing. sction ia her attorneys and prevent Dr: Trask, her medi- | ft «al counsel, from attaching them from claim. is now unable to make her mother §Mrs. Lane, return £716,000 thus entrusted to her. The latter refuses to disgorge. { gre ty i Bighin Bah PENNSYLV (NTA BOUIAELE: iT IN PIANOS WHICH EN U-kv. hoomsker, #10. nre& Oo. Wo are NS HAVE BF Bs Cn &% octave Rowe wood Se1 Onel-cciave RETZED arr & co, “wie G. oes Bini csbine (cabinet | Orcens : ananins ee Xi Salsa com} 8 — ly wutritious. casi late ble, for the most del ‘be rive manufacturer FMOOMFL 143 Rew 1t eae ‘8 SIL! AT | Ronee an D trea bis at nd 0 1027 F atrect, Detween 16th am Pris ART PERO BAVING MEDICAL, PIC. ro pare yseer addressing “HYGEISMOS,” : a OM jis oes mig ARcaRy 2 1873. it Ant toe 4 said firm wi settled by ADEN. E. STANFORD. OOo *K) N@H FLUTING—The only in the city F aves it e dene. Also, is ee Einae: and Bmnbroldering Bike of alt’ Siders ot | santly on hand. ns, | _ janis | Surmare court ae DI-TRICT OF PE nda a ae a teeth; A. D. W872. 8. 2,320, Equity Docket 11. has’ been referred to me ty stata the trustee's acconnt ard the distribution of the fam), Creditors of the estate of Alexander Kibble, da ceased, and all parties interested, are hereby notified fo appear tetire me. and be heard in the promiven WANTS. ; ANTED-AUIO29 F crest, (ro SERY o.cpam bere: to wash dishes = oe j6-m* 'ASVED— a wide got LADY RS geomet wait a Seis musi Spot of a FOR RENT AND SALE. | ee cs waished FRONT caine oe Fae aaa ROOM 5, — = 5 Pennsylvania aveauc, between aud 2th streets. q Foe EES ONE TT. ALF OF a STORE situate} Pwo ” Lis parti teeter the bar wel “4 5 ia in partic ] ue CARVER S. A ee poly at star Cithor sib Bt ITUAT - OR re HeUsk 7th ~trenat Witarenat é reais ae | Fe pas ch of P street: jot ure | aa + Star OM 7 Satin tt Oe rh: mest be a good washer and rover, and ‘Rpriy ho. No. 1, corsier,K tn ok Ww? ANTE D—By a respectable whive eri. TARTS: ATION vs eee’ ‘ahuree. totnke entice charge of ore cl ee cit} ferences given. Address MH. Siar ( Bice. 515.3 WARTED-tmme bd to a horse nee bout uh c homen Apes M NW. Toone who. will oui kis d mreee ill be given. "Reference required. a4 th. near Stl 0] OF several unfu t as Spl at 639 W “ereees = ’ Fo: BR RERT yi desirable HOUSE. | B. in prime streets; dctighttat location, Spey ash = =, door, Ne a xy "to Ta comp=ten wou iN nurse chileren and do chamber work in, & ite family 206 E street. cae Waste IMME EEC S—Two good HATR- WEAVERS, 15 12th street, betweeu K ard L ste, “nine the 'adies to Know ecchetes al est place for hairwork in the ci Wi TUATIO ch 7 URSDAY o the i instant, at s2m.,at woman, eget yetorencs first clas: , my office, in ‘Young's Law Pitt ing 650 rtrect E., between 6h Ae 7th D3 3 WALTES B. COX, Autitor. mts, Washi: gten, ANTED—A good BLANK HOOK FL “are a Beers AND SHOES. pad hey Sy A ras We are selling our entire stock ff Fall and Winter gocus" at cost to make room fi ing ods. Call and see thowe fae ‘Turkey Mo: s for Lad’ Onn’ s ANG its AN fo SON, hatreet N. = yl monet anes DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Nean PENXNsyivaNia AVENUE. ‘AVE FROM 25 72. OLLAB YOu INV. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: - fetsof WOOD TABLE MATS. 4in aset for $1. Fang Japar ued large-size TEA TRAYS at $1, worth Smaller sizes, $2 for $1. dies’ WAGE € COLLABS and SLEEVES, $1 per Two ‘pairs Lagi LINEN CUFFS and ¢ Linen Col Sete not Linen ind Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL- Ses. ete for cet, andsom: SCARS, fring: Eadies! ‘OPERA KIDS. in ail shad Ts at $1 les" Irov-frame HOSE, stper-etout,3.patre for Gent's super-stout English HALF HOSE, double heels snd toes. 3 pairs for $1 Ladies’ fine Hemetitehed LINEN HDK'FS, all re- Tiarkably cheap. 5,4,3 and 2 for Gent's Hemmed LINEN HDK* Fe ‘plata and cold wrder. 4,3, nd 2 for $1 Gentle Hemalitthed da°8 and for 81, a Merino | UNDERWE SETS. whim cbones, ce GAMMON Sei ve BOARDS, ‘with ‘com id SATORELS. OHESSMEN. CARD Bax. REY VASES, FIGURES, SEATUETTES, Exclicat ail- Linen TOWELS, 4,3.and 2 for 81. Besides numerous other handsome and new goods, all desirable and all remarkably cheap, at SILVERBERG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREET, jan6-tf Near Pennsylvania avenue. OROBALSAMINE! A NEW DISCOVERY. THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC LOTION. A WATERY SOLUTION OF THR EALING BALSAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED. (Process discovered and patented Sept. 12th, 1871.) CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE, In unparalleled as @ dressing for WOUNDS, ULCERS, | ks of every deneription, which ic heals by a healthy granulation. It is the most xy- FEctive remedy’ for all SKIN DISEABES. OLINIOAL BOROBALSAMINE- Isno“cure-all,” nor a secret compound: but every intelligent person can ses end understand, fri the single tests set forth in our circulars, that it is the most RATIONAL remedy ever introduced to the ab lic, for the purposes for which it is recommend: deh NO OTHER REMEDY WOLDS THE SAME TESTS CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE Is effective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless. EXTKACTS FROM LETTERS: “ ——As fou piace me in possession of the various om pi = ingredients which enter ints the competion ot tine article, haye no hesitation in declaring that the » MUST be valuable for the uses to which Widinended to be appli shall take pleasure iirsubmitting the BoROBALSAMINE to the usual tests — practice, and will ee to you the re- it. 7) tfally yours, bi Vor Cais. 0. COX iM. D., LL D.” “—— The burn, as you know, was very severe; BA BAuSaMISE al pang nd inflammett in couse in and inflamm: ‘ADDISUN DENT; M.D.” “ — I persuaded a friend to use it for a very ag. gravated Case of Petree which had been treated by a variety of remedial agents—to no pul After the nse of the first bottle a decid-d improvement was noticed, and now, having continued its use fur three weeks, is ENT! an comee. MA*, Pharm: TH acist All BOROBALSAMINE PREPARATIONS re sold by Depot No. 300 Tat eeu WW and a — STOTE #00. _decttr oupBRid £60 Gerr soxp OURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THE DEMAND FOR 730 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS Mas been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE- TWENTIES continue to manifest the fullest ‘conf- dence in NORTHERN PACIFIC THIRTIES SEVEN By the exchange of large amounts of Goverrments! called in for redemptien, inte these securities. The Bonds are seeured boyond all question by first and only mortgage on the Boad, its entire roll- ing stock and 50,000,000 acres of the finest land im the world. ‘We do not hesitate t commend these Bonds to our friends and the public, and no stronger proof of notwithstanding the disturbances in monetary af- fairs, EXCEEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMILAB PEBIOD. All marketable securities received inexchange. j Fall particulars farnished by Tie Prorosay New Capix—The English | Second RE -PEION end SOCIABLE of tha Kom the Engiisi oscet oF laying a new cable bay SEVERING, January 16. empio HON" | geon-er JAY COOKE « Co. States, and aera aust, to that of the United | at iis o'clock. Oairttt® #:. | Mose Fou Tue mation. oof the present lines will be ma eae nose cay ToRCOCE's POPULAR DIME ARD HALF Si a tear ee RET bathers commutes and. tin sca ye ne SIC iG UNIZATION sOOIR EY — THC Pak g B theet mame countries, on! sation Bene oe in be in the ‘Motenas paper for voice, and, a A Meay Vintatw—Detectives at the door of | NEXT TURSDAY RvEnixe, panies and get» catalogue. For . ‘Fetal, ag. the Olympic Theater in New York on Saturday past 7 o'clock, aired ge => Books: LER. TION, “Oo AND might discovered and arrested named ) by the follow “HoremE, yRAm ‘ames. Curtison & can of kerosens, . reeks shich be wes throwing wpon Indies’ Greseen oy Bet, eA Ya aioe ‘Opposite Patent Uiice. They were leaving the theater, at Visit aa =)... « ” . CONTEMPLATED.—W wiccrstand that Gou. em ONE IDEA’ . ©. Howard com’ Seg yep aed eh = CLEAN SWEEP somo po emg | Lo phat hase-t of P P.B por, lace, te aon Ex il ince if be’ —-Manascas Ga- | zetles ; lg Death yEom Tricnixa.— Mrs. Martin, the wife of the man whe died a few days ago from trick ua spiralisin Cleveland, has also died from all the car? < of tho monthly are in the -ome disease. Their boy, aged six, isin a ree Tee critic ol condition. A girl, aged four, is also sick, bis “ £3 tyenue, but || is believed she will recover. Tres Cumpertaxp Cv DE.—The total ave om thipments of coal be Cumberland dari 2.345,153 tons fast 1 Sot const Som | and after JAxcsny 284m wo will remove all Esermeracr cree! eteest weber the tL crease of 628,078 tons. | Mevropoitian 1695" Garbines ron iS esata _Rev. Da. Strvaat Kosrnsoy, of Louisville” | as beretufure oar cas: i) of emali-pox, and but little hope | tomers, . is very Po! of bis recovery is et yard 8. GOLDSTEIN & C0. CLOTHING SALE, At Oak Hall, 625 7th strest. BLE- 20 ~, | Tabet WSR TASER TSbOR TUE eaters Street, Geors-town, “ame | acces venth street, 1 ANTED—Every hi to know | have 1 WwW elegantly Kmbfoidere! and Braided ‘8! on good cloth, suitable for presents, that I telow the usual. price. And. shalle forty next 3) days, seil Stam; Night Gown Yokes at . cleaned ost a8 bright as new, to | send orders to L. Bick a at the Steam Carpet ing Works, Mi nue, between 4% and ‘securit prone, ) ‘Addvens immediately ne bat stead: peed a Ridrees JOHN ie ED WARD! ys oe forth sere. fire 36 Ma. Wa kE— SITTING ma or eats. DINING ROOM. Kr: aad 2 CHAM The exception of taunt jvc ery apr the . Prics por month must be sated. Reterences faraished. if de- sired. Address “C.A.A..’ StarofMfce, — j13-2" WASTED-a white GIRL dations required. Apply to High street, one mile from street c: WARTED-A CHILD'S NORSI E. colarea Refer es m Esstrect NW: Dey Shree | WASEED—One Ww WHITE MAN ‘eam at oak 10 & snstant employ- ment ard gocd st 495 Tum at. mace floor, betwee and5p.m_ ji2 3t' WANTED A seven ot eight room HOUSE, from 4% treet to 15th street. and fro ldret t Ads BHOUCATUN, Baetamerceet 8M: A Li 1 Dk hat the JANO WAR eaiccivor Ene ARN THE BAZAR PAPER Swiss lady, who speaks d English, vind is a good ITUATION ‘us. gover Consulate General, cur Sieccke ANTED—Every o1 fo) Know that the F pekle & ob uring Co.'s new SKWI MACHINE, “VICTOR.” hus a well netting Neelle and the most perfect Shute in use. HOOD's Jewelry Store, 469 Rennaytr ante bet. 48 aud 6th streets. IVER. cy at K RENT—A saven ro mb ck HOUSE ‘and gas; No. 424 45 street. between E CA See ko a 1 Liteiness. 1 to J Ne Thnrerts betwee 1% sind ath mtrestsr telat 3 Se” LING PORTION ot street con. isting of three Baa in each Took uh un‘urni-hed rooms on room. Arpiy tJ PW WILSON res stecet, between K DOR RENT—To ficean == tur, isbed ROOMS ina private family wh ther~ are no ch'Idren; the house has every modern convenience; and finely furviehed larg» par! whict con be used by by t relerenc: of 6t TOR RENT—HOUSE No. 324 13° bstreot . W.. between © and D. containing six reom«: water nvard: desirable location. No. 1217.0 treet 8. W. a 2 OR RENT. a —_ Fou FURNISHED Bu BruMsat No. 2312 L street N. W. Beat moderate; every thing complete for See ckeeping. Inquire at the house, or at 231 am, reet opposite (ity T, 601M streer, or Navioual iieayings Bank,corner New Yors avenne cet. Hall. "Apply te Wats TICK THvs. AGGAMAN. 3-6 Fee RENT OB BALE IN BLADENSBORG—A — — or acon HOUSE, with one acre sround vie. the northwest corner hota ent ty BRICK HOUSE, ‘rooms and summer, Ki enema 3 6 lth street northwest, Price im casy terms. AL A two-story FRAME. (new,) No. 2116 101! northwest, with five ee ys aly $1,600, easy terms. Original LOT 11 in pied = fronting, t = = on 24th street. between — Met 1 OF on Sis: street, near N strect, 18x10. "Cress. 0 Ton southwest ‘corner Toth and and T streets, 20x45. se Lor 74. in Hawe's subdivision of Mount Pleas- ‘nt, fronting on 7th street and Sth street, aod rua- po Ey along ‘Grant avenue, making corner bots, ‘Also. several FARMS in Maryland. BF The above real estate, belonging to of Joshua Whitney, deceased, mast be sertlement. To effect apeed: bo held to gtore, B 7th street - Bol HRER, SNe York ave. avd%het. » 0 estate id toclose NTED—To rent * sae at of Pobre or or | d,s BR WELLING with 82 lo rocme: ail madera ene bi pers, and situated between Dand © north wad 0% abd 10th streets west. ‘B. SILVERB: ERG, sané 312 7th atroct.— WASTED_—Krery reador of Harper's Baza: Know that I will have cut paper Pattor every garment that appears in each number of the Bazar after January Int. Price 26 cents. A fullline of M. Salle Paterne always on band M PRINCK writ 1009 F street. dec30-1m* ee TO KNOW that the ex ses of store rent, horses, wagon, driver mmers are mot included in the price of Sie We inet ‘M CHINES sold by the agents of the Key Stone. That as attachments are a part of the Sewing Machine they should mot be charged for, Ladies rst-class machine on terms tnat no other and instructions that are re/s- examine the Keystone ne ya 1009 F street. ay i Rat, ann to know that PATULTE SER, 131. street, pays the highest ee for Taine Gants’ and Childrens” CAST ‘Boots and SHOES CAPS i TBUANRATS eed QU ote by taal Will he atten fied HILUIP PEYSER, Agent, ihe Be near | a ccmfortabi i | and from N street northwest to Arsenal gr (OK RENT—Desirable furnished HOUSE cen ‘rally located, will be rented low te a good ten- ant. THU! WAGGAMAN, 517 7th street. site Post Offic a Fe RENT— = shares. FARM of 100 acres. ten miles from Washington, jn ntgomery county Ratere small orchard. App'y to Le Ul ACKALL, 7 No. 71 Dantar- ton street, Georgetown, _"___ 310 eos:* AME COTTAGE HOUSE in unds. trees and DebuRt, nant. AISTKOP & DUDLE —He Sy SE for wale ard STO ay ae ill sel y DWELLING HOUSE, on corm cat nm ‘and H ‘n 8 peneenion a given on Ist of April; price ressonable. ai Will rent Store for Sis. Inquise of ‘Utrour TheD AUGHEBTON, uildors,corner 9th st. and New York avenue. Liand-tf] 8. LiTcHETELD, FOR SALE. Ww! BESO P CH THe rs os Wn. oNwED- wopeis eh erres Stablne gS shee ot tee pa MULES to be it i the city of conn: rhs _ WANT, Proprietar 5 tbat ix Saae bends mt nnd me bien. red by mm, Selcarepe stock, for the Ons gtE—a Bandoome - PH Eton ont AAR y new a a na Rowse ttrong aud 4 S80 G: nledy. Apply No. Gey iareet. nae be* changed for city pr ie single or du Rathias a Ecelie.. ands “on ARMES, nd Claim Agent 8 venth street. Bs F AT A BARGAIN— mare HURTS Ae = LT ard free from any detect CARRIAGE “Noply “to ME Fereet SALK— The FURNITURI ~ Lb. with ew evthiog necenanny = between Sd and 4 reand Bedrs« Farvishet te @ for rent—G5t0 $10. dew-im* aren iS “sabes. u street, between erm mo tf BUSINESS CHANCES NEES BEAL ESTATE IN THis THIs imtrict, eay from the value of $100 ap to 0 silting to sell at alow cash fgare Veale. State price and number ne I ot hes Pee ra it fall. ress Lock Box No. 113, Washington Post Office. 15 te (OCKRY ano RESTAURANT — decline business, Twill rent may ‘contains 15 reoms. Fer farther information in. JAMES MORGAN. No abling for four bh wire on the prom Water at O LO: $10, 0002 Sactcteee Real for one or two Fears; $5000 for one Sa? WILSO) S11 7th at opposite Post Office Fe and small amounts. on first claws roal B. a. MARES, | SALI 10 5 cams DEEMED PL ‘GEY on band in our olf «and, 209 4% street, until wrt Ist, at ats per | centage overthe am ant advanced on Soon torn able ns to te Tea our loan business to th: SR Mee, GAN C street, wade the Metnaod Nitan alecuncen, | OR SALE! So bormata.: the GOOD WILL, &ec., Frorssi ished Coal aud Wood Depat.enr: | ner of Mary land avenue and Sth street. Island, euit- able for coator lumber depot. ‘Apply at Dr. BOS SELLS drug store, corner Mary avenue and | aulo-tf Wastep=tes sell aONE rainy INTEREST in a Mercantile Business desicnble opening for any o: anactive business life, and wi re ia ere he can makean excell nt aod profitable investm=nt ‘The only reason for selling ing the services of third partner ico. 61000 ‘Garon MENCE BANC, RB anset tt DRY GooDs. A VERY & AKCE ARTICLE. FINE SILK AND WOOL ALPACAS, At $1.25, $1.50. and $1.75 PER YA S7-ONE PRICE ONLY. TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CasH W. M. SHOSTER & BRO . 919 Pennsylvania aven Fee ste That vets deta property. bs , Corner o ‘all of Lo* 8, Square 405, corn ihr porthwes pron od by two three story BE USES. ce square 1 to Fastern Branch, nav: ps corner ns Lote For patticulara. apply a ee VB street oe at urs vo! jock & m. la ‘o'cocl m evry cay. 2 Of 90h Skis TOWLESS Chemise Yokes, Hie: Banda and Rloesoe, ic ger wetter PRINCK, 1009 F atreet. Agency Keystone Sewtie Machias, Morper’ Barar Patterns, and Lufkin's Champion Treadin. de Wis. in favor of aaas ED Ta ‘DS, W. sree “OLD aoup — SiL- ERS, and Kinds of - The hi OLD citar AN ut as will paid at Sreice, Male ry oxen between D BORERT chien & 00. it aas-ly Property Ageats Washington city. ,OK NT—One suite of handsomely FU saa HED BOOMS. wit ee To A. RENT—Furnished No. street. between 12th and 13th streste: com furnished, $60. Apply to LATIMER & OL Auctioneers “OR RENT—A three-story BRU containing eight rooms; water in the yard ated on K street. between Ist «'reet and New avenue NW. Inquire of JOHN BOVER, 283, ¥ street NW. FCoE BENT—The STORES and 309. a st, and building al DOW OC ed by 8. Gold: ein & Co. for rent from February fet, on lease tures and Safes for sale, OR RENT—Fonr nicely faraished d commamunicat- irg ROOMS. ina = house. ha} ‘all modern conveniences. Price $35 carb mn HE Saas e JONES, newt tf Beal Esiate Agents, 1303 F st. OR RENT—+*TORE. W ANAEPGNEW aud CAST OFF CLOTHINGS corner of Now Jersey GUNS, REVOLVERS, DIAMONDS, at A Brenge and F rtrect. t $2 per, month. COHEN'S Loan Office, 10317 wi nots by | Apis to” Wc. JOHNSON Fi8 Yon hh streot mail attended to. A. COHE janW-ly | west. ANTED-($20 erree thousand dollars OB RENT—nits of FURNISHED ay for WwW .NTED- 930,000) off CLOT BING, G eae F rent-also unfurnished with er without board REVOLVERS, ete. ets. ROBERT FULTO No, 307 Missouri avenue, 34 door from 3d street, CO... Loan as 314% 9h street. ae sonth front. dects PANT bo value pisie sight to ONE DOLLAR SPEO. accurately en ted to the etre by H.8 LER, the Optician, corner street and Per avenue. Depot for ‘hermemeters of all hinds jell Wasten=as: 060 for one or more years. Good (and tor the Benatt of che working rE hose » vw that the bese TACLE! ” +4 ihe. i Hea issou. i avenue. LOST AND FOUND. ‘T—One oval-shaped tortoiss shell EAR- TH ‘The finder ‘will be rewarded by leaving itat 219 3ast e soetet il EE EE ae os ieee Sth, on I7th street, betwren — ylvani arcnme and the Auditor's Ot @ emall ~g BOOK. a “th finder ase keep the pS ¥, aad return t WARD WAY, Second Auditor's Office ae Friday aes between the Teey and Sth street popere ce DS, large Cross and Hearts aeenee. A liberal a _ will jiven if fo gl to No. 9 Union al- ley, bet. D and E a's., stand 2d sts. § j15 2c" Lots sores <Ercousmuayy ‘DOG, black. ite 1y hair A Lberal i returnea i Wat JOINSON & SON fomber Yard, corner 16th and B streets, near Sate Dal Stree ‘the 13th instant, a small Rs and tan pos. Answers to the neme of a a Marked ‘with a whit spot on the breast. aoa on. afancy! leathe ged with ee eile. nat ive Gal tre: WilitkaAN®, if returned to the ow: Hod Direct opposite Lincoln Hall” LOST—On the night of theath Tost. at St. pe iii te Pesce ue, onameied » feteae cin areaes ha the abov. TIFICATE AL ING 4S800 eT 10N 0) PGxOnGETO receive, BOARDING. GADIES’ and MEN'S SATCHELS, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, i TRAVELING BAGS, MANUFACTORY or JAMES 6. TOPHAM & ©O8., Tiss SEVENTH STREET, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hal oSSROREEL RAST SPAT oe at pera aE sr ae care wilt be pr Ibe proereded wicheas i ae a fault. ha OR RENT— Two COMMUNICATING ROOMS” heated a7 8 robe, with water and gas. far wished or an! foruished, at No. 475 C street, = ences excharged. F% RENT—A oe gy ay with ar yoo: Kitchen and Bed-room.’ House well farnished: ern, improvements, Moderate. _inesire C137 G Beret BE RENT_The STORE 207 4% street, one door orth of enue, for rent: Scultable for any business of © omcee ly to 8 GOLDSTEIN & 209., nose next door. OR RENT—N . @ sult of F Gain aemabed rts peace sandcom mI pose nog te de ignnerserivate family Ra Fo? RENT—Two BOOMS ina fret-class house, pl New — avenue, between Sth and —. einer the family" inthe Wo Apply att at the Bear ofc office by letters Feb Remetp ta ae ee ae Taeidonos of Dei seam el sae of the bi oe “SHEPHERD. B18 Soman he ars SALE OR Seen No, 2412 Peas Bowl ag Tth et Fe ree SAG LEASE ~The She the aaa Era L OT wee F<ConEAGES at Hount tego, cowtaaing fot nos-tt Corner itn strost a: gil aes x (At Oak Hall, 686 Teh street, HE*** Bepccrion: | DRESS 200d | RRO EAD & cons 20 PER CENT. PHIOK to TAKING AN IN fall Hine of Domest WS, adicw nnd EKWE KID HOSIERY BHANDEERCHIEFS. &c, = rae. Klean? one butten PAKIS KIDS. from §1 up. two button Teeute pete wp. Gosspand Stesling 8 seus Loo re TON, conti . BRODEEAD £0008, 1205 Fetreet between 12th and 13th streets "| @uosixe iG OUT WINTER sTOUK cece tal 4234 ene . P47 >> mana a bat A} 3 i, Zz c eS a BOGAN & WYLIE. Jen Isat 1015 and 1020 7ch street N N*®* Geops: w NEW Goopsn: Now opening. an en ire new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, | Sar at our old place of business, | No, 908 SEVENTH STREET, Berwe: 59-6re L a 8s T THE SEASON ex 1 axD K STREETS Norra. A. GODPARD._ or ctenlty is Bow off-red those desiring to in in CHEAP CARPETS! LJ +844 BRUSSELS SHOT AMERI ca SN INGRAIN, | at CLOTBS, in all widths, aT THE” POPULAR DRY-GOODS HOUSE on THE ISLAND. Messrs. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG Also offer some great inducements in their DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Before the close of the Winter Season, in IDSOME DRESS GooDs, mie Sty AND LONG SHAWLS, HS. FLANNELS, BLANKETS and DOMESTICS, AND AN ENDLESS VAKIETY OF FANCY GOODS. A cell to bt: A rare procure Remember, the “ ARCADE,” 437 Sptere sh gammogemanpanie” ee — nued | ee Or vw 0 PARTNERSHIP. 1D FOR LADIES’. Cal Me sat L. Gl ect » Capitol on wae Sieh proche Sxemeeon A SING AND FLAG DEPOT. JOHN C. HOGAN, Manutactarer of Awninay. Parties. orsere pret EX: HANGE —Two fine M\BES WAN | MONEY TO LOAN © | L | yur sn = — TRADES, EMOVAL. ‘The undersi; Dusiuess, ho. where be ts es dome in the be i mateer. % at, veh of Has an: jwouxt FURNISHING GOODS and Var aber af ablic patronage ta gattctnns (pas AND | AWNINGS, pTENTS tor + Boot for Camp Meotings, Pairs, w AWNINGS for Pobite and Private Balls and Par ies. M. G. COPELAND, Dales im Awning Meteriais, fangs 643 Louisiana avenoe._ JSEABLISIERE Issa, ee MOTT & 80S. COACH mak} PR AND SENSE eRe Dr ue 310 Penney ear MY atroet D HARKNESS NST Kaur gX0 soLw OMMISSION FS REPAIRED RECEIVED bed ° * HOUSEFURNIS REPAIRING « tore line Beem Best aplely eons. Tiption in the Furat- ond: d to. ‘urnitare bought - Corn’ r Sth aed Dstrents NW jel? @em* AND J0n PRINTLN: TLY AND RoMEr y Execerse POLKIN D street. oy ty ene’ P | Berthe net ‘will be tose these w who may reyaire ter services. jan} Epirtual and’ Basin ret. third @oor frm «) NOH one Pa - mane Gucen of 8 A= rex oa ‘conaiog future. Buccese or fi &e.. &e avenue. Spirit ight bas the wondertal velie the Past. Present and re of asi ine fareten, 1B9'L street. butwoen fot nad New Jersey CLOTHING. “ONE 1D CLEAN SWEEP CLOTHING SALB, At Oak Hall, 525 Teh street > _EDUCATIONA L. CARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD! Be AND CHILDREN— Ola Hadiey. Mae ply, Jan Circulars ood tenth Te he ort of Claima a Wee € ey Sort. 2 ‘oar Satington, D. O.,or by sAdrene: ing the Princi ‘Goct3-tam N Rec SOBCOL :Crensical, Ms Mashomrtical aod io, Fastich) at » we. <samea ee eoebay wv a s, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ete | ‘ fn02-2m me TO TEI Tete Bae, Enh sae ChassioaL Im Fon roUNe & SANGEL Lo JAORRON, , — IS now York avenne. north come _GENTLEM EN’s 3 0U TFITS. FASHIONABLE BATTERS AND FURRIERS. HAVE THE LATEST STYLE HOLIDAY SILK HAT, FOR WINTER, NEW AND HANDSOME. ocls _—_—_—_—_—_—__ MEDICAL, &e. Coxgeut, DR. Laon —He arm 4 syria = Disk ates Cea, Mer- ‘The Doctor t=, lest SE Kovord 0. ‘S. Vemereat omsulted Qyivately, from 10 a.m. to, m . at Visomces 8 corner of Lith stand Pe Te ea an axenuc. (e-cond story) or his Mamachusetts avenar. between | Tova hehe Nw From bis erent experience ee ae 10.00 cones oat eee 8. —~ 4 & practice irty years among wale and female, be can warrast « cure ina fow ae ee ine receipt of $10, advice and medi- cite will be sent by express, Hh au ‘. involuptary emissivns. je warrants t ‘suis iy MmPLZTOR 2 oo., BANKERS, 1427 F street. (two doors from 0.8. Treasury De- partment.) } WASHINGTON, D.C. wiriocne Deposits and trausact a General Banking xchange on the principal cltios taken and given arp par to our on fully furnished in relation Loans ated the beste Deertioted om the beet terme. | py ssuixcrox sa ™ SaVINe Corper 7th street and Louisiana Avenue, PAYS 6 PERCENT pureener rat DeErosies Juterrst commences from Fao ‘tseau be made and een mya tt A: RUFF AY COOKE @ ©0., BANKERS, | ee: at current rates: SARE Age on ‘Brine on Ni lew w Tork, tan ts Francisco tag toteveet, SEWING MACHINES. nla nents. T= FLORENCE IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK-sTITCR Sng ¢ ) 4 » Great Brit tinent. * soon. in Se Dera ee: