Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1872, Page 2

_EVENING ST ‘AR. FIBANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘The Kew York money market yeaterds Se \ Government bonds were dull and ste: we ther tame. Securities cial a he ES... +. Editor, Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. a SHINGTON CITY: . | WEDNESDAY ........ January 17, 2972. ed Among the Dil's pending in the legisinture | which should be passed previous to the adjourn- } ' ment of that body, is one which provides for the registration of birthsand deaths. Theimpottant | subject of vital statistics has reeeived-too little | $1 attention throughout the country. It isof im- Fortance that correct details of the population should be ascertaired and registered in every | city of the union. Private interests and public | ¥ policy are both materially affected by the cor rectness or incorrecttiess of such statistics. | Take the single question of the increase of population, a sure indication of national or local prosperity. Where there is but a small increase it Is an indication of something wrong. ‘A com- plete registration would enable law makers to see the cause which produced it at once, and to apply @ remedy promptly, if it sliould be a matter which can be remedied by law. New York city has waked up to the importanee of | o this subject but recently, and attempted to remedy the deficiency in her methods of tration. One of the results of her not yet perfect, was to bring to tight in last year’s statistics facts which demand serious consideration. It has shown that the number of deaths in the city im 1871 was 26,952 while the number of births was only 23,052, an excess of deaths over births of not less than 3,900; whereas the difference ought, if the state of society | were healthy and normal, to have been, at the least, as great theother way. But thisis not all. Ot those 23,052 births, not less than 2,268 of the | children were dead. This increases the deaths | actually to 29,220, and It diminishes the births to | 20,784, showing a balance against the population | of 8,496. Already this exhibit has led to an in- | quiry which will possibly resnit in a reform in | socialethics, and inthe modes of living and con- ducting business, for all these are involved in the matter of a decrease in birthsand an increase of | 7 deaths. We merely mention this by way of illus- | tration. Togointo all the detailsof the benefitsto | result from a correct registration of vital statis- | tics here and throughout the country would take more space than we can devote to the matter, but thinking men will be able to pursue the sub- ject through its various ramifications from the few hints here thrown out. —+20e- is talk about a coolness between tne Unit s and Russia about the Catacazy matter. Well, there is certainly no reason for heat between the two countries. This is the cool ately active. rc pisces, sew Yore, Jan.17.—Flonr wre ‘Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet snd pb eee onn ro “a in to. pt: eee ton ries ini west ofthe Mf The re Jear and clearing weather very. ienerail f rerptal ng th cast and middle At- jantic co ‘Will continue dar: season with ws; Russia isa cool country in all | day, clearin; se oo this ‘shermoon ‘and to night; easons. The hugging between the two powers pes ther for the southern states east of th was alwaysa little forced—put om foreffect. We fhronphent tine ianiasipot val to easterly winds and increasing cloudiness; the the upper lake regions backing to weat- erly and southerly during the day: rising - ter ext ‘ard over the northwest, t changing to northwesterly. have nothing in common with Russia—the ideas and institutions of the two are as wide apart as are the two countries. We have no commerce with her, (if we except the Alaska icebergsshe sold to us at a whopping price,) and nothing else to breed friendship and sympathy. Why should we affect a Jonathan and David style of friend- sbip with the most despotic government on the face of the globe, passing over the enlightened countries of the old world, in sympathy with us through ideas of civil and religious lierty, and the close intercourse of commerce? Why should Kussia assume to reciprocate that sham passion, for a republic like ours? We need neither be cool nor Warm with Russia—certainly not the latter if the return demanded is that we shall buy her icebergs, and tolerate her Catacazy’s. The better way will be for both countries to abandon this absurd love-making, which can never result in @ match, and drop into the position of undemon- strative friendship they should naturally assume | towards each other in the family of nations. ~coo- — New York has twelve murderers in the Tombs who hope to escape further punishment, and other assassins walking the streets who have paid no penalties for their crimes, all owing to the absurdity of choosing for jurymen in capital cases men who are too ignorant to read the newspapers, or too stupid to form an opinion. It is not surprising, thererore, that the press of that city almost unanimously commend the 1m- Tertant bill introduced into the legislature by Mr. Judd a few days since, a synopsisof which as sent by telegraph was pablished in Tax Star- It it passes, men of intelligence and education wil no Jonger be excluded from juries. The simple requisite preseribed in this bill is that the juror should declare his ability to render an | TheTe were eighteen cases yesterday. impartial verdict upon the evidence submitted, | _A SBOCKING AccIDENT occurred in Salford, entirely trrespective of any previous impression | FRgland., pag ie Rn dllenl Mrcne ed he may lave formedonthe subject. The clause | and many of the children were injured, some of providing that both the people and the accused | them seriously. sbould be entitled to thirty peremptory chal- | pag Manrianp Hoven or DELEGATES have lenges is thought to be sufficient to guard against adopted a resolution directing an inquiry into any undue advantage being taken of the pro- | the ndvisability of employing convict labor on THE Javanese Ewnassy anxp A Beactiror Priscess.—One of the Japancse princesses. destined for Vassar Colle; ‘ho arrived in San Francisco on Monday, is exquisitely beautiful. and will make a sensation. The embassy and suite, with the exception of the prime minister. arrived at San Francisco in the most outlan ish English ready-made garments, but have ready discarded them for fashionable clothing. Ths prime minister still adheres to the native costume of richly embroidered satin. MORE AS®ASSINATIONS OF GERMAN Sot- Drens. — Notwithstanding the efforts of the French authorities to prevent the assassination of German soldiers in the oceupied departments ths outrages still continue. Another case is inst reo ted by cable, the victim being a Prus- sian sold er belonging to the garrison ot Muer. ‘The German military commander has demand- ed the surrender of the assassin, and the French authorities are searching for h A Womaw Hater Meets n18 Just Deserts. Cullison, the scoundrel who was caught throw- ing Kerosene on ladies’ dresses in front of the O'ympic Theatre, in New York, pleaded guilty, saying his only motive was that he did not like women. Judge Dowling sent him to prison for one year. CuiLprex Buayep To Dgeata.—A chili of } three years and a new-born infant, childrenof a French Canadian named Belfort, were burned to death early Tuesday morning, and their mother nearly mothered, by a fire in the room they occupied in Somerville, near Boston. SMALL POX seems to be steadily on the in- crease in New York. There were ejghty-three cases last week, fifteen more than the preced ing werk. The Board ot Health is calling upon te citizens to get vaccinated without dela: posed law. The bill is approved by Judge Bed- | the roads and highway. ford and Recorder Hackett. The worst feature RS OF GEORGE W. of it is, that it is not propesed te put it into ope- em ee KOR, ‘, we rere sl | t a ration until six months ths after its passage. Recbauites Hall) Nav Yan i, om reIDAy It would undoubtedly be a very hard case to woth nn cri betranaactad. By bang the boy Furtner for the shooting of his | Camp. playmate Sommers, as reported in yesterday’ Recording eeretary. Stan, yet it would reem that some such example Lo. Segumak te maaan must be made in order to protect human life F Galer meeting havea Py She 18th inst., at 72% from the use of firearms in the hands of carcless |? ,™-,,Business of great impo or mischievous persons. One can hardly take | = up ancwspaper nowadays without finding an ac- | MEN'S cumiett a ‘ASSOOLATION count of some such casualty, and the alarming orn ste arernee Faas we frequeney of occurences ofthat kind, in the face | 17th hawt. nt half irene ot all the sac warnings on the subject, would seem to justify the belief that at least some of | the cases can hardly be classed under the con- venient head of accident. At any rate, it mat. | ters little to the unfortunate victims or their MEETING of the 1 General tee, nopeier wih tu icon at the several District friends whether the result is chargable to eare- | way Pate pre resid Unio lessmess or malice. The effect is ail the same to | Fete, Hall ou WS he purpose ct ies the sufferers; and it is about time for some pro- | reference to 7 upon +. e of tection to be afforded by legislation. Let it be ee Fopplemonaal Ctrl is Sicha 8 oleae LE BARNES, atone = as OOL AT FREEDMEN Panay 9 gl _ ie enacted that whoever points or snaps a pistol or aun at another, does so with murderous intent, and then ict punishment follow, swift, certain and extreme, according to the result in each | vase, and there will be fewer accidents of the \ind to record. of the monthly uree, Incfad! fad ing the on Pris -in wards of the se a i aff ts dougie. a a The proposed information bureau which the | }fe insurance companies talk of organizing is | «pected to prove a very effectual safeguard | <ainst fraudulent misrepresentations on the j art Of would-be insurers. The plan is for the <ompanies to mutually inform each other of all rejected applications for lite insurance, with © cause of rejection im each case. As it is sow, considerable losses result from applicants wards, or atthe aac ae pas and ofter Jaxcary 297H we will remove all of effects fi Lean street, our Fal Loan Orice, O14 0 street under ths rejected by the medical examiners of one com- | 120 principal Loar sates foom fronting Penner: Tany as physically unsound, succeeding in get- | ranie” rene, 64 zr will be contiated ‘.ng.insured tm some other company not so well | ** beretofore with betta enaee oan informed of the reasons for rejection. ans 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00. a When the German indemnity is paid, France will have the largest national debt of any coun- try im the world, amounting in round numbers to $4,500,000,000, or more than double the prea. ent amount of the public debt of the United States. An idea of this unprecedented national burden may be formed when we state that it represents a sum equal to $125 per head of the entire population of pore the Chicago Fribune, charges upon = distinguirhed clergyman here that se of bia his finest pulpit efforts recently was stolen bodily from a new English book, by » Rey. Mr. Bartol, called “Hades.” But very likely Bartol was, himself, the purloiner, and stole the sermon trom the imner consciousness of our Washington divine by some mental hocus pocus explainable by the spiritualists. a ian street ae ee bet ra very, Tass 1s 10 NOE — casi ae r sever inces ooo Fez. BS NT—One 7-octave PIANO. ‘ve rent party. Call after3 Orr Site saree ponceiectont ————~«e. The Aemocratic Congressmen at their caucus last night decided to maintain « passive posi- tion, and, like Micawber, wait for something to turn up. — =~ +2+ Hos. Jorn Pauker, the new Governor of New Jersey, was inaugurated yesterday. ian The Mexici troubles are populating S& The Chicago Tribune wants Dr. Living- stone to be br back and then pat under bones to keep out of Africa. _ S7-New Haven te baving its annaal “mystey ious” shaking up. Earthquakes they dom't know which. ih premecd Washington. Savuary WI SL GER : meas 67 The strike of the ice men, x Gommackic, Company ssceane 60 enete Tic snicker tor eee | AR Ba. ‘AL PIO- . lare per day, and the men have gone to works A hse MOTO, ae td > Wears pepeced stm aieh . bi ‘civsEED BROKEN STORE to Ccatrectcrs im quantities to suit. we seeatso BUYING-HARD RUBBLE SON! of ey eae Works. on Such parties as are interesteo fa the store walle are Snare ed te call at air perme, i ¢ ‘the necessai 0 fleck. ra ord’ WEberee. he aa @ BE ivania Avenue, CHAMPION GROCERS, Have just received, direct from San Francisco, a choice line of whieh gad bets ing at the toe ta ad rates: iN y Teese choice. apa “japan. choicest of ‘all Japan 11: Ib | see LF 2 enya “ Buglion Breaktast> Teatonly Qi ab Moyune Gun powder, only ar 1s Extra C] e Gi an pow: ‘eaibo, 2c. li. Ola it Jas Governmens foro pau rts’ ‘Tomatoes—2 Ibs.. Lic. per can; 3 Ibs, 22c. rean. Peaches—2 Ibs., ide. per cau: 3 ibs, ‘Bic. pee can, Cas: ard’s Best Hem: Breakfast Bacon, eg cured... Black & Kre! ‘Shy No. Mess Mackerei No. 2 Mackerel. r Dripps. “rystal Syrnj Porto Rico Molaser« 35¢. gal. Pratt's Astral Oil at reduced rates. jamlé-tf Y. Pos Pg baed CONSENT THE (O-PABTNER- HIP heretof re prxistion, between ZW. RESLER snd CHAS. F. CANBY. firm of KESS- EER & CANBY, is this di day dissolved ‘The undersigned will continue the Grocery and Produce business at the old s RwovaLse. CONNINGHAM’S SILK HAT FACTORY is BEMOVED from his old stend to 1017 F street, between 10th ond pe streets. EENCH FLUTIN where it is done. ‘he only Te in ae city Ki Stamping Fiexiog. and Embroidery of every iption, Braids of all Kinds, and Embi brtelering Silks of all colors con- stantly on hand. AUBER, street, _Ongonite Patent Office. jan3-Im* dress Box 12, Star Office. Me a oe | wteeet, Westiine: ey no oa we *Paruiture Store, comer Tth mecect avd CAIION sf arpa jen of CHAPS BoE EE aad aa te AAdrrae ee Barewn, giving fail Potton are. Warr tT BUY hy mer at Be. T3368 an a cul rect “we, Sfer 3 rd /ANTED, WHMF DATE LY—A good ao rt busi- ee ery . aire at 819 F stent, ween th roavtn MW. i7-* A ew many, ey. By ett ‘oe ROVELKERPE RS mi Pou @ or by er Vv" iz. oa AN Da RL to do general a Ww nena a 707 6th st-northwest.. jl6-3t" aos ae ae USE, gcomtal LEN) Hol Tai-wenabie two small for 3 or Rent very ley 26 ‘ADI Fat NS DA a Wit wie Mhreace addres Box 400 ms fice, Wi NTED—‘t the Arlin \» first-class ama: S jae a also, @) to do sorub-work, &. Toquive at No 1100 wen smn tia - basement Press be ween D ni an modern improvements, street, between int Fay RENT_HOU- . ‘and 14th street Wars -A competent OO) A nd eenroly uk ) ERA rar ae alle jt nnd 83 North. | Faruculere arply ts Hea, ah 58'und 88 Uoutor Marker” ie'se° i tre 'ANTED—A it WHITER COOK. Re- WANTED compen iy at O18 I7th street, F seachasetsavente e HOUSE eight ream between Fand K ats. ihevt for fue out reat fe Seatic ee = ii imately 4 Geka OOO ment for f re corn Ww See hoa ‘Avoiy st Ne. Oty Pa tr “3 northwest e tween 6th and 7th strecte Fontes jOUSE | pate a, wes ie ic Lo “rpebed Ranft de Tasca he. | idan | Per pti mead a on ieeality. peg Srivanie avenue aud Nth attest itt NT NTEDE SITGATION Be housek Fo RENT—A private family residing Opp mite reat Beer Bike i = 3 it ad: Geo. E. Brows, O17 G atteet onpeatie Retenr omen fed BOOMS, 'PABLOE pt or corner Peni itol Hill, where ting Reply. a Paste ws FED. UNG MAN who writes an cellent Teed, ‘veane pying on rease terms, or will ake ®c erk-hip in some respec oxinces lawyer's fice prefered. “Address «, "Star «flice, 316 3e* WaRTEad HAMDFEMAID. DISH Wasi: ae: CARVER and HOUSE OM, SUNTINENT AL Horen. Waste; by a lady. 5! trges oF chiidren's go Star 0 Ww 4 ee a respectable white girl, a SITU- ATION as child's nurse. to take entire charge of one child. Bert of city references given, e388 dm FU LTON & in "3, eine pt siren” and Pcnn. avenue. V [ae -.§ WOMAN, to do gen- ous work, at 1317 Vera ont ocetes, W. Toone who will suit Reference required. j ANTE! il WEAVERS 1013-139 est place fi Wnt “AS red, Apply to 8) BABS, che rea High street, one mile from street cates Site WANTED—A CHILD'S NORGE, colored p= wntrcet Wty References required. ‘Apply at Boi WASTED Ee Cady to Know that the Fant ABY CATALUGUE OF THE BAZAR PAPER S is now ready for distribution. Call and get one, at WM PRINOK’S, 1009 F st. jan? 2w* ee AND SHOES, — selling our entire» stock of ys and Wiater gos at cast to saako inom, tor Spring, Ly roy ha those fine Turkey Mo- ss Boots for os jes at itt aN Souk? janl0-tf 187 h street N. W. 1 Gotan aptamer DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Neag PENNsTLyaNia AVENUE. SAVE FROM 25 TO oO orErs om DOLLAB YOu invest THE NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: Setsof WOOD TABLE MATS. 4 in a set for Fine Japac ned large size TEA TRAYS at § ler sizes, $2 for | Lndies! LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES, 91 per | net ANTED—A young Swise lad: speaks French, German asd Raglishs snd is a good musician, dcsren ® SITUATION ‘as governsst. at the Swiss Consulate General, Soraer sh Every one to Enow that the Fy ikl m Mavufacturing Co.'s new SEWLN VICTOR, a & self-setting Needle perfect 408 in use. Agency at HOOD's Jewelty Btore: 469 Bar Tvanin avenue, bet. 0 and 6th strects. ‘J. W.SPIUER. jans-ly teen rent a = first of Februar: fii gt March, by the ened a BH cK it| ds a anrcome a nd fF north and os o eon D a reels west. B SIEGE FubEaG, 7th street. Wi ABTED—Byery reode: © of Harper's Bazar to now that I have cut paper Patterns of age each number of the ry ist. Price 25conts. A fullline f Mr. Patterns: siwaye on hand. WM. PRINCE, Teas 1009 F stroet. 30-1 | WANTED—LaDIES To KNOW that the ex penses of store rent, horses, wagon, driver ard drummers are mot included in the price of Sie We ING 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. Ladics Tg. | Terms liberal. Also. FURNETUM! ree eon K | Quire on the premises. ard L ste, Also; the ladies to now ihivistie veheap- | 7. Fe BA ae new BRICK HOUSE and cellar; side and front yards: 5 hack toa 20 Toot a ‘alley: located in Taland improving part of the. cieyrem mbt; pes easy. Inquire 1324 121! tween Na dO. ENT—1 Pee ocenpied by the Fi located for 8 Cawyer. kind. | Rent 515 7th street poate Post office, formerly ay ed Bank, and ‘well sician, or A: eae CH | FoR SALE. OR EX-HANGE For CITY 2B0 Frem ten to one hundred arent hen GARDEN LAND. four miles from the ci 6 best road in the District, and and avery des ante locust ters comntry ire mt cle k 3 BOW Fook pi y Rtable, Bos. 645 and 6. a FoR: "BENT Fesciahed ROW; FRONT BO BOOMS, «t 6; 529 13th stree:. Fo SALE—FRAME mL on oy ae third door norch of P street; lot 18 by 9) feat; honse has seven rooms and hell. ead te ig mearly new F‘ BRENT-A Bitz desirable HOV: order 8S st ‘een 1it! ful location. Apply from 1 streets; del P. RoE RENT—The VWSLLING PORTION of HOUSE No Lowen ped See ey eg unfurnished rooms om second floor, with gas in each ‘Arply to 3. P. WILSON £00. ay en street oo and L streets OR ‘TITos centloman and wife. oe tursished RO OMS in a private ily ne there are no ch'ldren, the house has ever convenience; and Saar furnished large perk which can be used by the parties renting the rooms: Tolerence Seanlced. ADB to 512 I street. corner of 6th et. Al e * 13-6 ro Fs GEEa te two-story Bi [OUSE, 313 ah street, between Band P. eteectretcone: containing six good s'zet dyy cellar; range; bot and soa Steer closet, gas in every Foe back location convenient, makin; 4 of the mY jitrabie. Tesideaces ia se gity. Inquire at No.6) . between F and bat or of JO} Yi w. Usikk ol 1335 E streets beisees 1ith tod Nach Gereeee janl3-cotw* — The FURR a a AWNLBGS for Public and Private Balls and Par- vane, as born one fanyenrs: wt We. ress } M. G COPELAND, eee ea! ‘$00. {<x Dale Santee eat, anes 643 Loviciana avenee oneEEeeer mass, AES Ce | ooaca pes me ar BUSINESS CHANCES. | 310 Ponpesrcnnie asia ae NTN pay P2 RIN? R who is able to inv: | RBCBIVED ON ST Wi HERES “Samer ada ‘a BEOOND-NaxD FURNITURS REURNI ANG GOODS. et jom in the i 3*” ii? te Witte, goa het ee a Fo. Patent an Sal "TE Shanee forthe tight mane icici gpuirely new plan, ‘Address G. WAAeDREGADLE MEN. © sha Sen alt ths ABKS. the Greates! Mediwm onamaled, hed br. calling ot od Lith ste. N jo. eo fol use is he are stadling for four horses information inquire on tire premises, JAMES MORGAN, No. 30 Water Ce Water at.” 518 6™ FoRsLE 4 G00p RUBLNESS CH (axCR— GROCERY Leas ontl ‘mont avenue and northeast corn:r of Vor Ye | NN” MARRIAGE — Har WAGGAMAN. A ase St. opporite Post Oiiice ne) bi men from the effects of Errors acd Abuses mea | ‘OR &. Sil of the UNRE- SDEEMED P PLECUES on band fn our olf s:and | '9 43 street, until February Ist, seemall per | centage over the amount advanced on | sble usto concentrate our t-an business te thi | 5 fies renlare torn velopes. Address. HOWARD A 8$0C 2 nth itadel; sa P dect8 eo Giealomice, 61a" street, gue the Metropclitan ee eee Loan Office, 209 454 CLOTHING. isi Ta Vv “ONE IDEA” CLEAN SWEEP CLOTHING SALB, Mercantile Basinces AtOak Hall, $95 Tehetrent, oo anactive Business lifer sod La * J. HE BEnceE. iieeeteps crrmams. akay" PaND wavy toe” og "Bice Gina aa "ddrese MENCOAST, | MEKCHANT TAILOR Hep eus-tf jetreprt ce an Hose! (laxe Brown '*.) fe " BOARDING. | “ ~ EDUCATIONAL. Grae Sep eer ee | eros — G rel 6. Mew | N'Prieh uglish) at 3 ago Seta ae TN — rw 2ahE DosR Bo) a | Wii. Beemben igs NON DAT and lash street et teerceecraee eae rooms. ae) eee © Win CLLRS, PEt ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. | HY x single, bot and cold bathe tc ei | veniences, can be obtained at 723 18th street. be. | OLASSIOAL im rosy Sond dU strests. Also TABLE BOAEDERS. mR, ARP Lab ANGELO. 0 JAOKSON Princtyal. EST-OLASS BOAPD, WI’ KAS avenue. nort -. ee ages ae oo remem teray | won fore ud Pennsyivania. averes - 7 ~ Street. Good location and zeae | GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. DRY GOODs. SLs wuerr «@ xvorr, Bit RENT—esirable OFFICES in the Colum- Law Builling, on Sth street. 0 pPagite tty iy toWM. tt agen 5 Sor" Bank, corner New Yora i 3 Savings treet. Pennesivania erenue.” THOS 519 7th street. ‘streat Wadeia ag: OR RENT OF SALE IN SyARERHORGa Fat DWELLING HOUsR, acre: cia s Bh jer poten a the Recessary cuibuiidings. God lecstion. Will be sold low, oF Tented toa gond tenant on application to WM. L. WALL, No. 900, cor. 9h st-and OR SALE —A neat two wi first-class thine on terms that othe vl summer Tw pairs Ladies’ LINEN CUFFS and 4 Linen Col. goo aes pier: toa lostractiogs that ace rele ling, He. 016 io ith treet northwest. Price 200; et Sets of f Linen and Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL- | MS Z 490-1 me ALso, . LARS 8 61 per on <<" @o kaow that PHILLIP | 4 two-story PRAM 10. 2116 0th street Bandscme SILK ‘OCAlins.t fringed.at 9) ER, itde th strect Faye the highont | northwest, with five royms; aly 1,90; easy terms, Seamless KTDS and pei 2X sod Childrens CAST | original LOT 11 in eniaes 37, fronting #2 fet on Ladies BUCK GAUNTLETS at §1- CAPait yaa! ig, eae ‘abiurs. auihetvect, between Land bl streate. Ladies’ Iron: oat hb a sees. erect: 1810. ise. oyexe. Gent's stper stout Roglish HALF HOSE, double PESTER PRILLIP PERYSER, Age Agent, ner 18th heels . LOT 74, in Hawe's subdivision of Mount Pleas- Ladice' fine Hemstitened LINEN EDK’S, all re- ANTED Every jety to Know 1 Perego ‘ot ut front on 7th street and Sh street,and Fan: Gents Hemacd LINEN HD BS: pleta and col'd | on goat hares mmuroldered and Braided Sitppers | wy aig sear ers 2 eee ee ww the tunel price. And for the ext a0 | WN9: poveral FARMS i mnt Sand 2for 81, days: nell Stamm Wiehe Gown Ibe. ve Teal estat eo Vanet wa Dah ees wt gun, | Coe Fo by Petree a geiiement."Poedet spy ales idcmnuie wit . Agency Keystone Sow SE ay 3. with | Patternecand Lutkin's Champion 2 org 8 1 RWabNicw Wo! 129 Th sere ' = he CARD Bas. WAXTED—New “of CLOREING M“BowneE, Wow York ave. and 9h UBES, BEATUETTAS, vER Coe wet, ‘aed ag seegh, Gat TE sileae es Swernine Go ten Pins and 2 for $1. FERIOMAL PROPERTY. Cane. ae ie er Roch ede, 5 5 poseenaton . Besides numerous other handsome and new goods, SiriGe.3t6 Ag H, or | i AGheNTON Be is, be of ‘tito TOR FIELD a apenas easly BOBERT FULTON & 00. | York avenue. {1 WS LITCHFIELD. OW RENT Fareiaal HOUSE, No. 1991 7 ye das ou me a @ | Pee tan ah ee ag METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, COHEN'S Loan Omtoe moa th street. Asai ternished, 00. ‘apply to LATIMER & OL ou 319 SEVENTH STREET, ITED 93 2 showand doltars Fo Sentra lah omy wale ry anes jané-te ear Ponnsylvanis avenue. REVOLN Ee, ct Sass BODR ar FULION Senet ap econ Bo oes OHN BOVER. ie @ROBALSAMINE! AVTED—Ail hose 9. Tile sight © | ESOR RENT—The STORES S07 and 900 ox a —— iknow fi 0 best TPE a SPied) F and building how occupied by 8. Goldstein : TACLE’ in the coustry fs accurately serted tothe E from febr arene icaso. A PEW _DCUY ERY: oyesight by Hi ana cae" mace ted corner | fuscy aad’ Sets fe Oe et THE GREAT ANTIGEPTIC LOTION. | 2%. street and. Penusrivanie’ avenue. Dees, oe Fo RENT GORE corner gt New Jersey EALING ery tan F Oe OF more years, Goo rere 4 s - "ALEREAASITIE MoaME 8 | Wktat ASO creme gra | fate We Soaked OR yaa (Process discovered ind nd patented Sept. 12th, 1871.) A. B.C., —— 4 = sag T—Palia of ISHED 3 for welt arama, on} TRNISE fe unperGETRICAL-BOROBALSAMINE No, 307 Missourl evenue, 3d door Toa Sd. sires nnd sdnes of every dese ae LOST AND FOUND. South front. tnducing ‘for all BRL D! —Lost, om Saturday night rosy eee eee So seri Arai, sich the letier “Keon the stg for Ievetigent eed SS Pe mogeniives eaben Tet Ortho. Star Of forth that 137 the | Bee. pieeme ‘ever {utroduced to OURD—O ieee, on the 1ath Saeas for the ‘which it is recommended. BA weet Ko (KR REMEDY 0s THE SAME TESTS! BOLI CLIBICAL BOROBAIAAME Is effective, pleasant, and perfectly i rae hy ay pF lp Ea —As ised th 0 shat te Be ee azetes = . 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Ca CHEAP CARPETS! aera — sapearge sUCH as rrediiy cured oat armed suey | Lis iNoRsia, w ISLE, CAN, INGRAIN, per box. sent O1L-CLOTES, ja all widths, ‘ tae BANKERS. POPULAR DRY-coops HOUSE MiBeL=Tex 2 oo., ox THE BANKERS, ISLAND. Messrs. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG Also offer some great inducements in their DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Before the close of the Winter Season, in HARRIE BEWE,COODS, aL xD MIDDLETON & 00. | Copeman si? * SsaVine Corver Tth street and Louisiana Avenue, PAYS 6 PERCENT. On DEPOSITS 4N ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANCY Goops, can be de ond l.call thls etabitehment will amply compensate — ‘i . those coming ¥ OS0KE @ 09., ee “ BANKERS, 437 Teh strest, (Islenc,) between Dand B. OLEAN OWEEF ‘CLOTHING BALE, 41 Oak Beil, 6887: strevi, tom