Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1872, Page 2

vd rester- the stock —_ = BY S. SOYES....... Editor. Largest Cirealation in the Dia District Reading Matter on Every I Page. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. The Big Men of Patagonia. It is a little curious that in the modern rage for exploration Into the unknown parts of the world, so little has been learned concerning that land of amazons and men of incredible stature and large feet—Patagonia. At last, however, a traveler has penetrated the land of romance— one Captain G. C. Musters, of the Royal navy — who has written a book concerning the uatrod. den groand between the straits of Magellan and the Rio Negro. He contirms what has been January 16, 1872. stated so uniformly concerning the extraordin- | ary stature of the Patagonians, and also states, contrary to the received opinion that they de- velop their legs at the expense of their arms, that the muscular development of the arms and chests is in all particularly striking, and as a rule they are well proportioned throughout. ‘They are, however, great walkers, and their powers of abstaining from food while traveling is wonderful, as it isnot unusual for them to go two and even three days without a mouthful of anything but wild fruit. They are polygamists, but do not generally go beyond two wives. In religion they salute the new moon with respect- ful words, and believe in a great and good spirit, who, according to tradition, created the Indians and animals, and dispersed them from “ God’s-hill;” but they have no idols or objects of worship. They have, however, wizard-doc- tors, whose business it is to propitiate or drive away the principal evil spirit known as the Gualichu. The Patagonians, or ““Tehuelches do not now exceed 1,500 men, women and chil dren, and are rapidly decreasing through the | ravages of disease and of liquor, which the tra- ders bring into the settlements. ——_-s0e- ‘The friends of “ home rule” for Ireland have “ carried the war into Africa.” That is, they have very sensibly transferred the agitation for home rule from the green isle to England, and are holding meetings there to complain of and demand redress for the wrongs committed ainst Erin. The advantages of this course of action are two-fold. In the first place, no Irish- man needs to be told of the wrongs of his native land. It is the first lesson he learns. Englisb- men, be wever, can be told something many of them do not know of the harsh laws which op- press Irishmen, and the knowledge of it will not increase their reverence for the government which, indirectly at least, produces misery and social trouble. and famine and crime in Ireland. In the next place, there is more freedom of speech on Engtish soil than is allowed the Irish- man athome. At the public meeting of Irish- men recently held in Liverpool in favor of « home rule,” sentiments were expressed which im Ireland would have led to the arrest of the speakers and the dispersion of the assemblage which applauded them by the police. The most Practical relief which has come to Ireland, how- ever, for many years is the recent division of the estates of the Marquis of Waterford, small por- tions of which were sold at auction—trom thirty to fifty years’ purehase. This is sensible, and if followed out in both England and Ireland would do much for the amelioration of the condition of the farming classes, for their poverty and nearly all their troubles are due partly to the character of the land tenures and partly to grasping landlords. Give the men who till the soil an interest in it and the good results will soon be seen. «woe — The New York Commercial brands as an arrant imposition the ‘‘one term dodge” of the enemies of the President. The discussion has crept into the Senate, but the same objections to tne re-elec- tion ofa President may be urged to the re-elec- tion of a member of Congress. The first term of a Kepresentative in the House of Representa- tives and the first term of a Senator are largely employed to secure his re-election. Why should they not be restricted toa single term as well as the President? ‘The principal argument for restricting the President to one term is that in his first term he exerts himself to secure his re-election by the corrupt use of patronage. But may he not use and do not his true interests dictate the proper use of, his patronage by the appointment of the best men for that purpose? Is not his eligibility second election the strongest possible in- dacement to good behavio to have the respectable wing of the woman's rights party, violently opposed to Wooudbullism, and it is, therefore, with some surprise that we find in the papers of that city a report of a recent discussion in “ Boffin’s Bower, women, on the subject of “free love.” No matter how strong the opposition against that doctrine was among the debators, the fact itselt that there was a discussion among @ mixed audience of young men and women, married and unmarried, on the claim of Mrs. Victoria Woodhull to change her love every day is of itselfa sign of demoralization. Femaie modesty will not long survive such ordeals. Miss Jennie Collins, the presiding virgin of the Bower, thought that “in time the world might be good enough for free love,” but, in the present state of society, it would destroy all sanctity of the marriage relation. +20e- It is worth something to a hotel to have Fisk killed im it. Aside from the advertisement given to the establishment by the murder, the proprietor now brings in a bill of $2,500 for the use of the reom in which the deceased breathed his last. In view of this claim, it strikes us that the friends of Mr. Fisk were lucky it they were able to get away with his clothing and personal | bas grown into an immense | sufficient suppl & reading room for young working- | | insti effects. But we presume his clothes wouldn't | fit the landlord. — see . Eliza Logan, well remembered by the theater zoers of a dozen years ago, died suddenly at the St. Cloud Hotel in New York yesterday morn- ng, Of congestion of the heart. She was mar- ‘d to George Wood, the proprietor of Wood's tseum, and of late years had nut appeared on the stage, although upon it she won a wide ‘ putation and held an honorable place. ee Both houses of the Maryland legislature yes- 1 rday adopted a proposition for the appointment +! & committee to divide the state into six con- ressional districts in accordance with the #pportionment under the census of 1870. ———-. eer A Comrromise Tar Lovistana Dirri- <CLT¥.—The situation of poiitical affairs = ‘ew Orleans assumed a new phase yesterday b: the repeal of the obnoxious laws wiileh the hed terites are opposed to. One of the Carter sena- tors went into the senate and completed the vecessary quorum for such legislation, a and the repealing act was quickly passed by both ho and signed b: tow: reconciliation and loner of peace, although the Carterites declare this hasty legis- lation a trick. a Ix tae Pesnsytvania Coat Trapp, as re- ted for last gen the only feature of interest Pothe tact thats w % of quick ith the view ing business ip the ina ikill region, Readi pape mr Company, on the 1ith hd om a circular a circular de {hat “all shipments of coal th instant, will be e the spring rates when ‘There is not ae home consa: Hackett, of ew Vex city. It te not to, go into <flect for six months after passage; so it does not oiyeeeke S7 Wheat is still burning in the Chicago elevators. S? Nev. Thos. EK. abstinence in a lecture at Chicago a7 The policemen 4 ‘on that velvet uniform coats. S7 California claims to surpass even Connec- tieut in the matter of raising real Havana tobacco. 7 Cincinnati has a score of female in a brass |, and the toot ensemble is said to be very total week. of Lg Haven kindly be put om their | it B teen at | changed, a sett) re steady and The New Yook money f market dsy. Goverrment bonds wi market was strong. __.-___ Gevernwent Securitics. +a3 Cooke & = a follor o. 6.1980” |. 3. Ge. { 1862. nph, 73. Qnickail ter Water Power, 5 Cs + Express, fi ad Stags Rxprens, 6276; Nex Ba: preferred. at! Ss. Harlem ad Reading, i144 2Mich 164: Lake Shorea Michigan ‘Southern. a “Baion bee Miinois Central ‘d:Cleveland & Pitts- Chicago hreterred. 123; trad and Mississippi Cirtifeaten: Columbus, and Indian wie i tentinee 6 ri 6 noe Cent: ‘nion Pacific Int Bonds, 93%. 4 Fo Gol, jarket active and strong Th. Kone hich ‘i quiet; mod oa22, buyers dei Sed acarce, New Yorn. Jan. 16.—Stocks very strong. Gov- pee vag a aod steady. Money firm 7, Gold steady, & Virginia sixes, 3 ON. * Sie new. 10k. xchange tonnes short 4. New Yor«, Jan. 6 —Flour dui unchanged. — quiet and firm. Corn dull be! in buyer's & = Saas Jan. 16.—Bonds opened at 96'j396*; for a Jan. 16—Rentes opened at 56 francs, 30 cS Lompox. Jan. 16-1120 0 fonsols opaned at fonds of 1982 9174;1995, old, 3%; 1351+ A$ a The Weathe! Ve ramineron,D. Office Chi af Jan. armors FOUR HovRs — ‘The high berometer which om Monday morning was over the gulf states has diminished, with clear wea- ther; the lowest which was over ‘upper Michigaa and Lake Superior has moved sontheas' ward to rorthwestera Pennsylvania, with diminishing i nd rising temperatore from Michigan to na, and eastward to the stlantic; rising bar: . with nor hwesterly winds and falling t-mper2- ture, has extended rd to Mississippi Obio, vith clear wea: ward, with snow, the latter expecially from the lower lake region to the New Jersey coast; bris< westerly and northwesterly winds bavo prevailed from the lower Miss. ley to the upper lake d in force since midnight. west baromet: ; easterly to sonther,y winds, clow and snow for the New Engiand states ; clondy wee ther and snow for the middle states, excepting ps sibly from Delaware to southeastern Virginia, where light rains vail; rising barometer, ward from the Mis- othe south Atlantic states. western ¢ Ontario during the Cav, ing we atner. excepting over the lower lake region ; fall barometer, ig temp ratnre, southerly to easterly winds for the north- west. —__—_ -ees- Tae TicnpoRNE CLAIMANT A PeRsunen, Forcer, ete.—The celebrated Tichborne case was resumed in England yesterday. Sir John Duke Coleridge opened for the defence. He said the testimony they proposed to otter woald show that the claimant was a conspirator, per- jurer, forger—in tact, a common impostor and villain—and that Baigert and Carter, his accom- plices, were unscrupulous rogues and concoctors of this stupendous im; ure. The speech of the distinguished counsel was received by the crowded court room with applause, whieh was ately suppressed. The counsel read a number of letters, showing that the real Sir Roger Tichborne was a refined gentleman— point of fact, the very opposite of the claiman’ and announced that he would call, among the witnesses for the defence, a tatooed nobleman, who had tatooed the genuine Sir Roger; and would also produce npon the stand the cousin of Sir Roger, M'me Radcliffe, who would swear io the fact that the claimant told a falsehood in asserting that he had ever had illicit intercourse with her, Ressta Gettixe Reavy vor War.—Ac- cording tothe St. Petersburg correspondent of the London Engineer, there is great act! the Russian foundries and government arsenals, the government cannon foundries have been greatly enlarged, and the entire infantry arma- ment has been changed from muzzle-loaders to breech-loaders. The manufacture of powder private as well as itis calculated that with a y of material the production of cartridges will soon reach the extent of 200.000,- 000 10 369,000,000 a Joye Large numbers of t jing guns and the American type of mitra leuse are being constructed. A CHILp Hune sya 8 Minn., News tellsthe following: A sad death oceurred in the fi mily of Mr. Isaac Johnson, of this town. on Thursday, the 20th ult It appears that the children had a swing in one room, made of a Jeather strap attached to the chamber floor, in which they dodo themselves. On Thurs’ day a little boy, eight years old, got on toa ebsir, as it appears, and, in some way, got the swing strap wound around his neck, end’ either jumped or fell from the chair, causing almost t . None of the family were in the rocm at the time. Dio Lewis A Beer-Eater.—Dr. Dio Lewis lectured in a neighboring town on physical cul- ture, being very severe on wheat bread, meat diet, butter, ete... and very eulogistic ‘of oat meal mush and unleavened breaxtast gems. He disgusted his fale hentane inthe morning, how- exer, by passing his plate three times for well- buttered iteake and utterly declined to taste the mush she had prepared at so much trouble, &7-Coal Oil Johnny wants it understood he is not worth sixty thousand dollars, nor even sixty public industry. dollars, but that he is simply the poor but virte ous baggage-smasuer at Rouseville, Pennsylva- WEBST. 5 very men ber LODGE, No 7, is mosted to attend Cpalar meeting TUURSDA’ the 18.h inst. eat Te m | Businc ss of great LEYS 36 se PEYSER, R. Ba OF, sats CHBIStiAN ASSOGL be Ly in the Congregational Churc! G sree sou. WEDSESDAY 3 EVENiN fépast seven o'clock. Address ay be en — Gen. CuirMas, Rev. Sr. iin HT se sr and Wer Qo. Misoins, of Now York. ‘The public'are invited. 51s 3t TEMPERANCE ANNIVERSARY —The rug hied anniversary of EAGLE TENT. "0. of Bechabites. will be celebrated ited by } Public Remperance } montind, at the nytethodist Prot. estant cl and V rzinta avem en TU uSDAY EV ENING. January th Addresses oe minent akers, a by +e ne oir, &e. The public arr tavite REPUBLICAN GANERAL GOMRIFTEN, Le d.c 1372. can General Commit- ¢ mi tee, t end the officers of Fhe several District Republican Oh ect at Ui League Ball on WEDN! gue Hall on Japuary 17, for. the reference ti Bena miele pe Bi _ ALLEN COFFIN, R-c its unions cot euarton marty | § ver American CE epiation Bete iid in in the Metropol EXT TURSDA’ a ING, Js i ot Bose The mectin Jane a sar Pa Rev. Hever as Gore - = pew Fork: 513-3 RURSES™ mee TY -FEREDMENS ot 5 e oyaree efor three Eeusten recs after Sirsa 28m me, See — the igen a fag ee hes gd 8. GOLDSTEIN 200. U ON OF Pi pep iD comms: iy Til hereafter be ca o'r. GAN, who has esetmed vt fue bp said frm, 1cE xB o WILLs, o'r Viaens © , Jawvary dopeh ene Y and not is filed in this office, and wot War ia. parties as are interested in the record of the bio are requested — oo vein a r te ae ef Register of (Wiis. Waisiw (Chron BAY « cae 351 Pennsylvania Avenue. CHAMPION GROCERS, Have just received, direct from San Francisco, choice tine of whigh they are « f low * Black Prine tb. 1 Great ofthe Wa ? Japan “ Youn) pan. Choicest of all Japan Tess only 4 Tb. * Yan an Fee i quality. rs > “ xenglish Breakfast’ Teavonly $1 Moy une Gun powder, only b. Extra Choi powder, onty $1'30 Ib. Imperial von trom iF we. ROASTED. heen. Rio, beet, . Ib. Rio, 25e Maticaibo, 3c. ti Maricalbo, 27c. 1b. Old Goverament Jaa. 33¢ Java. NAN SED FRUITS. ‘Tomatoes—2 Ibs. lic. per can; 3 ibs, 22c. per can, Peaches—2 lbs., 9c. per can: ‘Bibs, Be. per can. Con ard’s Best tage 4 Breakfast Bac Black & Kreb's Silver Dripps Crystal Syruy Porto Bico Molanars.. gal. Pratt's Astral Oil at reduced rates. yanié-tf BS uaean CONSENT THE Ae ‘O-PARTNER- retof re existi: between Z. KES SEER and CHAS. F w. . CANBY. firm of KESS- tine CANBY, is this day dissolved phe undersigned will continne the Grocery. and eduee bi corner mtrecten eee st theo W: KESSLER, January 1th. 116 EMOVAL—M. OONNINGHAM'S SILK HAT FACTORY ts BEMOVED trom hiv old nd to 1OLT F street, between 10th aad 1th N Janvarr 1, ae OTICE —The Hipage) Ty 9 heretofore need under the name and style of ADEN this day by mutual coasent Disenived, Al hate of hag om against said 2 toe a be settled by STANFORD. Chas. B. Stanford. Moe fet = Gane RENCH FLUTING—The only place in the city where it iedone, Also, Stamping. Pinking and Eubeoisesy, of every description. Braids of all Kinds, and Embroidering Silks of all colors cou- hi 5 seatieabens. as GH, MAURER, 7 Seventh street, Opnsane Patent Office. ant3-Im™ pat ae SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oF heath dayatdanuary, A. D. 1872. Billmar, ibe tg "i 2,320, Equity Docket 11 ‘etal This cance has’ been referred to mo ty state the trustee's account a’ d the distribution of the fund. Creditors of the estate of Alexander Kibble, de: ceared; and all parties interested. are hereby notified toa me, and be heard in the premises, ne RHURSIAY next the h instant, at 12m., at ‘We are selling our entire stock of Fall and Winter GOODS at cost to make room for Spring, . Call and see those fine Turkey Mo: Tocco Boots for Ladies at $2 N ANGERM AN & SO janto-tf 187 hatreet N.W. AY ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Neam PENNsYLyaNta AveNvS. YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 OF ra ON KY DOLLAR wee INVEST TH NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: Fetrof WOOD TABLE MATS. 4 in a set for $1. Fing Japatned large size TEA TRAYS at $1, worth Pmalicrsl r $1. Ladies! lace Or OLLABS and SLEEVES, $1 per Two ‘valrs rs Ladies’ LINEN CUFFS and + Linen Cot setnof Line a id Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL- 83; Haniecme SILK SCAt FARTS. fring at 82 Ds and ikip'da VGAUNTURTS At ‘s1. m ee ain KIp: chi RUCK GAL it he’ Iron-frame HOS! Pavey Fon ings som HOSE, double per stout,3 pairs for for adie! ‘kably chi 5, 4,3. and 2 for Gent's Hemmed med nied LAN HK FS, “pisia and col'd bor 3, and 2 for ite shed do . 3and 2 Sams Hemi tc] CR WEAE La es Marino some vibes BACKGAMM Nand CHECK RE BC BOARDS. BATOHELS, CHEGSMEN. CARD BAS. VASES: FIGURES, STATUETTRS, 1. sactiintall Linen TOWELS, 4, 3, and 2 for $1. pumerous other handsome and new goods, all fasiadie nad all resesskeably cheap. at SILVERBERG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, SEVENTH STREET, javé-tf Wear Pennsylvania avenve. BoroBALSAMINE! A NEW DISCOVERY. THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC LOTION. ATERY UTION OF THE HEALING . WRALEAMIO GUMS ACCOMPLISHED. (Process discovered and patented Sept. 12th, 1871.) QLINICAL BOROBAUSAMINE ede ot ies of ore 7 description, wh hich te ie heals, ay Fuctive remedy’ fore SKIN DISEASES. OLINIOAL BOROBALSAMINE ‘Tone cure-all.” or a secret compound: but every son ‘understand, stngls teeth bok forih in cur’ clrcuiars, thet ies the Teach with CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE Is effective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless. EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS: te wh febenter tor into the composition of 1 Th on fu declaring t , and will communicate to you the re- ery Feapecttully ¥ sox ia. >, LL.” fj “ —— The burn, a Lael know, a = from the mome! neque Se ae to apply ‘the BORO. ALBAMISH al pal and aaa pa DENT, a D.” persuaded a friend to Age Taree ee ENE || decided im ies dar eer ook conned is uae fr tes he | guste FOR THE MILLION pa cr BDI ABD HALF a ae gob eed ROR PICTURR, YuAma BRA meen om jose* =e ite Patent OMe. yensee “ ONE 1DRA” CLEAN SWEEP CLOTHING BALE, At oak om en, 008 10 pres not NQqCE hie ORF, G19 D. between Nereat AND OL Sas gases wee He COMB HAND Chor uuwc of 0 COND HAND CLoruinc of bs [ Atise aan certo tae at a fabs desea ul es and aeett Sm soe ns! vd Peta ar per fi e Homstitened LIN 's HDK’FS, ail re- ANTED—A WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. war “Salle » Tor was ith a Ww. visate-sn Apriyto m2 AR WHO FOR RENT AND SALE. it 4t8 jth | fuhite BERVANT fornentnt h Lee nt Fo, RENT—! and © er | WARIS Ros aaa Ba phe ee aerate teat a a Fou g FENT_FORRISHED D BOOM: in co we ma vaneee See obteised | We EE Rae aert i603 i The wtrect sae? ore COOK. CA an eh gest, bs fi Pith sabe ‘for ve years, E for sale. K and hese: 1010. 5 eh SDE =, ae ‘A HOUSE suitable for two small | a O12 B street, be- | tween th snd 7 rai A spain nie ree eae, ey ith tabue Jie Apes ipa ry | WANTED—« SITUATION by bye whi DAVIE 1813 tom treet Beas Q 6 | x cook, understa OR in G strect H.W. be | ae. ee cry. Address FG nt weet thres ou 2 si har pA Titchon eed collar 7 W Li street 16-32" | BREET A aes and basement Press Ghick HOUSE, 9 rooms, 420 34 street a eye and wife cre neers first B. MILBURN ity adarens' Box furvie! | in, @ central Keeality. A fice. xD-a siti (OM 9s housek bya ps ween Dand Ml modern improvements. Win of Arestekp Ener AS ato 1100 erect, botwonn i Fo | \ Ge pDposite Patent Office; orner Poansyivania ¢ oven ¢ and 6th street, Cap- Bill, whore she can be seen. 518-3 WwaAsieD- é YOUNG MAN who writes an ex- rarticulars ‘arply ‘oe OLA rMER & A cellent hand wants copying on reasonable | ioneers, southwest corner Pennsylvania avenne and terme, or cerk bl. sith street janls-tf eieeee errs Omae preter-ed. "Askren, F GE BENT On Bh strecy. Fetwcon & strect sail be i aegeehiusette avenue.» HOUBE of a ain ANTED—Dy a scaly competent _wiman a | with water.gas and Latrobe stoves: vaults in pets WW TrUn TION to sock, Cosel ontter © | eat he Tol hem nel er Seni ee Tee rivate fam! Also, acd L streets northwest. janis tf CAMDEN bei d ct OR RENT—HOUSE No 13361 13th av d lath streets. (lately occu between Ist and bowers a Minis- ANTE D- NTLEMAN with a capital of | ter Catncnzy ) For particulary appiyto LATIMER Wah “thousand dollars ina whole- | & CLEABY. Auctione= «, southwest corner Penn sale mercantile and manufacturing BUSINES, tylvania avenue and lith street. active or partner, ress . OR i ocivase temliy residing oo City Post 0} FOR BENT IA private family residing hand furnished ROOMS, & PARLOR and CHAMBKE, communicating Apply at 1314 T street, bet 13th and Mth streets. ‘OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUS! ANTED—At 1325 F s:reot, two SE. eee todo chamberwork aad ano te wanh dishes ™, J Ww MBERMATD. | DISi Wash. and HOUSE Wu! and cellar; side and front yards; !ot extending "CONTINENTAL HOTEL. ores to a 20 foot alley; ere Legere of eng owed o part ol WaAntED=p Ba La nt; balance easy. Inquire 1324 1th sireerebe. tween N ard O. O8 RENT—FINE OFFICE. “One of the Par- ore in the building adjoining our office, formeri¢ 4 ne Freedman Savings Bank, and well tress or chidren's governees. Address M. Box 1, Star Office. 5M Ww ANTEKD—By a respectable white girl, a SITU- ATION as child's nurse. totake entire charge ofone child. Best of city references er srlonre address M H., Star Office. ANTED— A: middie-sged LADY ae grees Musi retand music. at ROB! FULTOR COTS Sie Bib sirecteb tween Ds Penn. avenue. 315- k Ren FITCH & FOX. 515 7th street Font ce. __ a6 3 pet ar TED—lmmeoiately.» WOMAN, Sian tation eral housework. at 1217 Vermont a enue, | ‘Ten trains stop om n Mand Nets. NW. Toone who will suit | per quart or particule ed KS pecs will be given. Reference required. x43. city. FOR SALE, oF a CITY eB0 From ten to one hundred ine GARDEN — four ae intr i Se A POSITION in a lawyer's off ‘one who has read law threo years .P.Z..” city poat-office. ANTED v “L the a ‘8 Patent Tres aq I }. G45 at Ny. re sEwine MACHINE EN ye. Loos F st j13 3c" oe 6th hand? ste. ve yanks ar 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two god HAIR- WEAVERS, at 1015 12th street. between K and L sta, Also, the ladies to Know saniathe cheer est place fo! k in th be! a T ROOMS, at 529 5 3” R RENT—ONE HALF OF A STORE situ: the very best business poriion of is particularly adapted to either the hat, geat'e furnishing trade. Apply at Star (1 yo ‘M4N who understands aia care ofa Jigetuble gardeo, and is willing to work. arried German preferred. Address “W. T. tenga {OR SALE—FRAME HOUSE on Ith sire aa eee third door north of P street; lot 18 by 99 fort; WASTED—A white GIRL ax nurse; roc house has seven rooms and hall. and is nearly new dations required. Apply to J Terms liberal. Also, FURNITURE for sale. Lo High street, one mile from Mreet cars. auire on the premires i153 WANTED-A CHILD'S NORSE, colored Bo OR RENT—A ‘ine large OFFICE, first floor, eat References required. ‘Apply and several uufurnished roms, for lodging or E street N. m8 pousekeeping. Apply at 632 F street. room WwW zed colored WO a ae | = = cook, wash und iron. Apply N. W. corner of | KXOR RENT—A very desirable HOUSE. in 8th and D street jM-eesi” | I “Craer; 1429: B iret. between lath and WASTED Evry Tay io Roe athe JAND streets; delightful location. Apply from ll a. m.t ARY CATALOGUK OF THE BAZAR PAPER | P-™- —— PATTERN y for distribution. Call and ENT—One BRICK HOUSE, corner 8th and get one, at W 6°S, 1009 F st. jand-2w* ~ iy greet s N Bext door to Adams’ grocery. TANTED.—A young Swine lady, who epeake | Rett: 80,ner month. House now. Apply next door, No. j13-3t* ch, German aud English. and is a good desires a SITUATION as governess, ‘the Swiss Consulate General, corner oh reets. 1% of eae ery on i ve 3 > kn ow that the aie Ero new SEWING m brick HOUSE. water street, between E street and 4 No.4 ad Gah etreeten Island. ji3 30 on TO ot business, Apply I street, between 4! CHINE, “VicTOR, ie: Needle | [OK RENT—The LLING PORTION of = efnik ist ViCEOe i of aeltgotting Needle | WctoUsE No. 1008 ‘atrect consisting af three WOOD'S Jewelry Store, 409 Bennay Feania avenue, | unturnighed roomson.geqund for, with was inceach bet t. 426 and 6th streets, PIGER. jan8-1y To rent by = first of February or rch, by the undersigned, — OK Dw ELLING with Ste W rooms; ali modern conve- ‘and situated between D and te north aud oe streets west. B. SILVER! room. Apply J. P. WILSON &( street, between K and L streets F RK RENT—To a gentleman and ye — ly furvished BOOMS in a private family w there are no children; the house has every’ modern convenience; and finely furnished larga arlora, which can be used by the parties ranting th: ey ith ANTED—Every reader of Harper's Bazar to know that [will have cut paper Patterns of that aopearsin each number of the ary tet. Price 25 cents. 2 follies f Mr. Patterns always on hand. WM, PRINck, od 1009 F street. dec30 Im" | V Eprom yoo wtp TO =o that the ex of store rent, horses, wagon, driver reference required. Apply to 512 [street of 6th at. Also, Table board next door, Fk SALE—A tw ry BRICK HOUSE, No 513 ath street, een E and F streets, fcont; i lary Square, containing six good s orch above and dry cellar; range; hot cold water, bath rom, water closst, in every rocm; front and back yard; location convenient, making one of the most desirable resideaces in the ard dtemmers re not included inthe rice of SEW. city. Inquire at No 616 ve street. between F and ING M_ CHINES sold by the agents of the Key. | Gairects, of of JOBN. W. USHER No. 1305 5 Meet Tees Sere ge a Sewing | street, between 13th and Mitt Streets. janl3-co2w* ete fate sree me SF Chere Ter = OR BYNT—Lesirable OFFICES in the Colum- warting a first “eg machine on terms tnat no other agent Ker can and instructions that are reit- ae Builliog, Sth street opppaite City Hall. Apply to WM STICKNEY. 601 Mt or National Savin, ate, shouldeall and examine the Keystone atthe | 19 Im_ | and Jsth street, sgency, 1009 F street. W1 ‘ED—E very! eay to know that PHILLIP PEYSER, ide ith stroct,'baye: the highest h price for Gents’ and Childrens’ OAST OFF CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES HATS and CAPs: BLANKETS snd QUILTS. Will be atten A vote by mall Wi TTILLIP PEYSER, Agent, -onmee New Fors a enue 512 6t EGE BEST ize BRICK HOUSE, 13 rooms; large yard; northwest corner 2ist ‘street and Pernsylvania avenue. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street. 511-6 Foe RENT OR SALE IN BLADENSBURG—A comfortable | age pied HO! deca 1146 seventhatrect, vear M! | acre ‘and od V 'ANTED—Every lady to know I havea lot of | ou‘bulld pom t hae Ieguntly Embroidered and Braided Slippers | rensed te PP on goed Sek athe a bee Speers | WALL, No 600, cor: sth strand P helow the usti days, sell Stam Chemise Yokes, loc. And shall, for the next 30 cht Gown tops Bh at lbe.; Bande and Slee - we PRINGR. 1008 F itreat. | Agency Keystone Sewing Machine, r’s Bazar Patterhe, and Lufkin's Chainpion Prendi: decas im | W4srse ore and cast-off OLOTHING, DI- ‘ice. Fe. SALE —A neat two story BRICK HOUSE, Ni containing sts. Troms and summer ki'chen. and stabling; Ne. 20 $2,500; ox easy rte ALso. A two-story FRAME. ( ne’ northwest, with five a lvth street norihwest. Price )No. 2116 lthetreet nly $1,900; easy terms, "Ai | W “anions, WATCHES, OLD GOLD and'SIL- | Original LOT 11 | 37, fronting #2 fect VER, GUNS, REVO ait kinds ot suture, LOTAL in eam reete, A*bargain. PEREONAL ec The bi atmhy rige | PGT on diet erect, near B dtreot sax "Chouy. <4 sth Orvices3i¢ th strest, between the ar: | Pat : bonis seminal ¥ . SEES 0° f\ ision nt jeas- jaas-ly ROBERT vi & 00._ | ant-frontiag’on ith street and Sih streets aod run: ANTED RAY 204.0857, OFF CLOTHING! slong rant avenue, making two corner lots. UNE, Rata DIAMONDS, at A | OUCSP. several and. Sell atended jgan Office, 1051 sth treet. A, note & BF The above real estate, belonging to the estate of Joshua, Whitoe; wilsccnsed must he sold wyctone aNTED = 20 thet tog arghsests, “Apply ta guber of tas exces BEC ire gt nem and cast-off ( ING. GUES, BH WARNER: No.7 F297 atroot or a, OBERT GO. Loan Umises 914% 9ih etree M: -moHaER, New York ave. } weak = RENT —Desirable farnished HOUSE con: AVTED—All those who vale their sight to know that tho best " ONE DOLLAR SPRO- rally te foented vil be_rontes, Low fo 8 good tea is accurately su ted to the on Greight by i the Seale aves cone: leo. ‘OB SALE —HOUSE for sale PLER, the Optician, corner Pennsylvania Sheng De; al nd and STORE for Thermometers of all kinds. corner al et sell fond D hegre esion giyet on ANTED—69,0601 sorper war peep tae secur nical toe the teeny oe ie working Avril price igasooab inauivea S Eirduvigeb Brewis), Addrocsimmeaintety, "A.B. c.." No. 46 UGBERTON, Bui cr issousi avenue. at avenue. re nee ce ELD.” ‘OR — LOST AND FOUND. Pachter, $1] 0# REWARD-—Lost yesterday morning cither in car 35 or going from the brid to Aigh street, Georgetowe fn KOLL oF NEY. ward will be given if recurged to io Vir » between 6th and 71 a aud ‘UST—Last evening on F at copie al ral Spring BRACELET. with (gold dollar, knife, and d an the gift of a deceased An’ ih to 31 south ‘Natroot, Capitol Hill. or Boom 65 Tier Auditor's FOR, RENT—A Si seam rel ar Hoss stew Treasury Department, will be omnes, fe in the ded. 16-St* eas ren Ist street and iE ist Lore, . on 17th street, et Fonn- ire of JUHN ROVER, sylvania avenue and the Seco nd Auditor's Of- | street fice, a KET-BOOK. vit the ‘fader | FrOR ENT—The STORES 907 and 308 ur, st lease een acoeey ieee renee tee building above, now occupied by 8. Golds EDWakD Way, Second editor's Offer & Co., for rent from February on lease. Fix: o Friday tures and en med Gin streets on F sirectva sot ¢ PRATER Pou REN Se BEADS, large Cross and Heart attached. A liberal 3 ‘ait ma reward will be given if returned to No. 9 Union al- ~bet.D and We'n.,and stand 2d ete, j15 2" ane aging 2 owns, LST, Aree NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, black. Law o ze tn some! white marks, wi For BENT ran a = any curly ‘A liberal reward will be avenue and © st if returned to WM JUTTRNOW & Apely t WwW. o, Lumber i corner 15th and B stroets. near Sato es SSS petal Bika 4 RD—Lost, on ot, ® small ‘also unfarnis! $5 Diack and tan DOG. Avawers tothe No, 307 Misevurt venus, 5a door from’3d street, ‘9 UO! reanae seinen ba 85 eres oo Bese Canara Sees aaa ieee TABLE heros = The simplest and most powerful fu enn corte cms WOOD, BRICKS! CRS BHICKS ti ao 900 BRICKS of ail kinds on hand, andft ‘SMiEggoN & DUN, aul-ly 4% street. W. Uy 4881 ven Mone DIFEASES tha oe be- Se aS \ Pa Fees a ae Fe RENT—A large BUOM tn aye =, ¥.m &e.. &e.f 7 Prof. fox masicn academy ire ot AS. PRATT & son. C.A. Ba corner &h and D streets. F° T—A desirable and at HOUSE with ali" the tenders Improvements, ituated om the corner of i7th for ine ond particulars inquire at @ \Feomeyivents | enue ook tf FOR SALE. Teenie App'y to J. E."DARNA or at Odevn Hal ia : Sth atreet.a lot of the a oo MUL LES to Pe — in thecity or 3:8 St & pment HO SB fn thet from any defect. oanhia: or SONES 1303 aca i Apply to ‘HERRING “s oa re SALE—T aes a errth and 7 berween 34 ant Parlors and Bedrooms for rent— Fos BALK HORSE, BUGGY ied usiness rig. HO’ cart Stables, @ street, be Lau spepetnerned ad GOOD = years, at i ts, Sto SW. de’ or a board: 0, 315 Penn- Furnished 01m? and ind HARNESS: between Gob nod tf BUSINESS CHANCES. District, ea: 0. Persons sill can find a ready sal and all other part Leck Fal Rox Nor li3, Washington Post Office. 15-3: | axp MESTAUR Aa T — Fox RExt—cr Being about to d: Sy. Grocery and Rest ferecn streets. Gocd Will of the same. contains 5 reoms. Have stal Fer farther information Bonet JAMEs MORGAN. No. 31 F mont avenuesnd bot. 513-6 ‘OR SALE—A GOOD BUSINESS ¢ STOCK and GOOD WILL and LEASE GBOCERY STORE on the armani e cipal office, 614 C street. noder Hotel, Loan ¢ 7OR SALE—at bar the 8, GOLDSTEIN & CO 9 4% street wont 4. rT depot. Apply at Dr. pa oe drug =. corner Mary GNTED=T; v desicable opening anactive busines: gxcellent and pr. for selling bein, third partner. Rep. Oitice: A’ ir old ry ae them, eee eateee eter cater ANTED TO BEY BEAL hs yh Tats ap to vi to sell at a low cash figure ice and number of irees OH bot Addres. I will rent m: Haurant, corner of oer ot Water and Jet rectown, D.C.,togethar with the ‘The house ts brick, acd a mar horses on the premises, of 343 6t* of a wrner of Ver on” BY Wace AMAN. eae opporite Post Oitice. FoR S48 offer to veil ail DREMED PLELGRS on hand 209 455 street. until Februa centage overthe amount advat able us to concentrate our loan business to the Metzopel tan BOS” ‘avenue apd anit —To «il aONE-THIRD INTEREST in a Mercantile Business inthis city: « most or BY SCARCE ARTICLE. FINE SILK AND WOOL ALPACAS, At $1.25, $1.50. and $1 87 ONE PRICE ONLY. 75 R YARD TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO, 513.3t 919 Pennsylvania avenne H** ¥Y REDUCTION: DRESS « apt OODS BRODHEAD | e coors fall line va FR EAR. HANDKERCEIEFS. & frem $1.25 up. ¢ T cents per Now ia the caine at Bi ODEEAD SOO. yanl3-7 PER CENT REICR eo TAKING AN IN of DOMESTICS. Teadion’ pnd Gente KID TERY, x a rr Se Kile. one butten Panis KIDs KIDS. from § nf eagtate L COTTA: reat, between 12h and 13th streets. o— ouT wintes STOUK BEDUOTI ONE PRICE ONLY. jen 13-tf ba Fy TS, FLANNELS. sie RY, UNDE VE! GREA’ ta ta qcst- aN & WYLIE. 1018 and 1020 7ch street N. W. | Piet etd THE SEASON. inne ale unity is pow offered those desiring to aterseme nin CHEAP CARPETS! svcH as bas 7 yarte LAG BRUSSELS, LISH ING) wAMERICAN BAIN, O1L-CLOTBS, ip all widths, at THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE ON THE ISLAN D. Messrs. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG Also offer some great inducements in their DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Before the close of the Winter Season, in HANDSO! PRESS GOODS, VELVETS, SQUAKE AND LONG SHAWLS, CLOTH: LANKETS ~~) DOMESTICS, aND AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. enh call to this establishment will amply compensate those coming a far distance. Remember, the “ ARCADE,” 437 7th street, (Island ,) between D and B. gre marine 16th PIPE FOUN DEES. -™ s ‘door L THos. Da’ ‘ater stroet. tous. Call Suny! cite ees FTA tf eeieeue CLEAN SWEEP ALUM AND FINE Ss trem Schooner Bek . Mi ber . 4 CLOTHING BaLs. Aedemabte Goorgetowa. ee re =<, | } > Awsse AND FLac Soa JOHN Cc. HOGAN, =) ia ae Smovau "ENTS for Sale or Rent for Oamp Mee ings, Patra, Forivale, ac. at” NLNGS for Public and Private Ba ‘ir and Par- M. G. COPELAND, Dealer in Awning Materials, 643 Louisians aveume._ picks & BROS. oun oTT a hak 5 CABRIAGE | 10 Peepesivaniaattne. shear 34 street. REcaIVAD URGE ALEN GRD SOLD 7 Q R } COMMISSION. | CARRIAGES RE LPH GO ETZ. “aw AND SEOOND-HAND FURNITOBB IG of every description ¢ Forab ly attended to J re bought. | _N. W. cormr Sth and Datrects N.W. jol?@m* ] OOK AND JOB PRINTING B NEATL yun 1K INHORN 8.00 EXECUTED 6th and KI i By a. Lang BHO! R apld ly PERSONAL. ADAME PARKS, the Greates! Modinm of the Ace, can be consulted by calling at No. E street, between J0th and Lith ste. N e. from 9 MBs 3. FRENCH, Spvrsiwai Tess Meter E street northwoat 0 rooms he will be te | to sce those who may require her services. jan3- are » ives Correes Med: Spiritual ond Buse | street, third door fre 1334 Tee ‘a N& developed medin: has thy kee gee as tela the pas ot Success or failure of any bue Tonsuolhe acne. 129 L street, betwoon ist and New Jereer | avenue. x Orn: BAEBIAGE — BATFE RELIEB fon rom the effects of Errore in early if bg At pg atm nd cured. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of Wweatment. New and remarkable reme- Stee, Deckn pea Ctrowters Dt free, in seated em- xelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION * 2 south 9th street. Philadeiph CLOTHIN Vv isIT THE ‘G. “ ONE IDEA” CLEAN SWEEP CLOTHING SALB, At Oak Hall, 525 Tchetreet com 7, 3. BELBERCEE. Successor to BF. Legadon & Co.) CITIZEN: ALMY AND NAV MEKCI aaNT TAILOR, Betray tas 33 Hotel, (late Brown's.) 0 3 Washington | EDUCATIONAL. | ye SCHOOL (Classical, | ial Puslieh) at 0. 1209 F st | ker yl? | Mond: —. ‘lock p. ee ROr FA SPRINGER, 4M. pal of Weet tee Academ) ee 1512 [street N. W. SGLISA. OLASSIOAL ip 1 = rid ADIES. | ™ Par ra JA Mo at Ptr eal jew York avenue, north GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. Lo wuuerr « avorr, 906 Prevnerivavia Avenrs, Z FASHIONABLE HATTERS AND FURRIERS. SAVE THE LATEST STYLE HOLIDAY SILKE BAT, . TE! ry FF = Sie a3]? i earner warrant s cure i's fow B= Upon the receipt of 0, advice and medi- cine will be sent by warrants t foveluntary cmiecunee o* a LADIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI- ties, weakpessee: their sex should confide tn DE. peculiar to oldest aa- tablished and reliable and eafe Sea avi sears men yee deceived by swindlers. enarantocs le . em - Fr. SS tg . Rooms for ia RTAIN its forest BANKERS. @ 08., BANKERS, 7 F ctrect,(two Goss trom B.S. ‘Treasury Be- WASHINGTON, D. 0. Deposits and transact s General Bank: see its . ing incipal cities taken and given 'y furnished fn relation ‘t rata onoti ii the Calted States Departments Gian A bay care. ecient MIDDLETON & 00. ASHINGION CITY SAVING BANK, Corner 7th street and Louisiana Avenue, j ded 5 iT. oN’ 0 P. CEN’ TEREST a BarestEs JA* COonE < 0o., BANKERS, SEWING MACHINES. HE FLORENCE IMPROVED BOISELESS LOCK STITOB FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ae LOAN OFFICES. at aE rs “OSE (DEa” yur tse At Osh Hall, 625 7em etreos. tom