Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. _cmesay S. NOYES Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. Page. WwW BEENGTOS CITY: MONDAY. juary 22, 1972. This is ewled an age of progress, and so it i bat there to hold back, anda few old fogies who can see nothing to commend in the live present, b sigh for a dead past—the “good old times’ which never had an existence save In the imagi- | pation of dreamers and grumblers. As they are generally satisied with talk and opposed to a: | withdraw hi re always some conservative people { ex; ressed his belief that the end was inevitable, sooner or later he would be compelled tetire. General MacMahon called upon M. Thiers to appeal to him. on the part of the army, FEANCE APRAID OF 4 Fi What? RACTIOAL ANSWER TO THE QUESTION. On Saturday last mM. viously intimated, sent his G@evermment | ‘Thiers, as had been pro- 67 Ucoke & Co. farnish the formal resignation to the National a with it an announce- ment that the ministers resignations. Much excitement created, and the assembly, mous vote, refused to acce; appealing to the patriotism deputation = appointed, which M. Thiers, of the pot lhe worn out and diac rete told change his opinions, satke donde a hed alee tendeted sists was at once an cone ations. ited ilar conflicts would occur when other bile were before the assembly. and that to not be controlled pope He finally consented to at tor the He said that Tee aeatty Cen ooet dictatorship, which wag likely to follow the retirement of the President. A The ministers, at earn juest of M. tion, the world moves on in spite of their w er cud varie protests. It seems some of them have got into SE ae a ee the New York legisiatare and are tryingtochar- | parcaicned Compt To-Pay.—The Warmotniton ter two three new lines of omnibuses on | in Lovinana trinmphed on Saturday to this ex- crowded Broadway. This proposed temporary | te resolution in the Senate declaring expedient to accommodate the ever-increasing travel between up-town and down-town does not receive much favor in the newspapers, which think that until permanent relief is afforded by an nnderground or overhead railroad, a reform of the bacly-managed street cars might do some- | thing to relieve the pressure. Bat perhaps the members ef the legislature have free passes. Broadway wasas wide a strect as our Pennsyl- vania avenue, with as smooth a roadway, and no more travel, light and clean omnibuses would | Le a decided improvement on the horse-cars; bat on the great New York thoroughfare omni- buses are an “+ advance backwards.” Englan: too, is going back to first principles. The Socie- | ty of Arts in that country is eriously consider | ing a project for dispensing with gas, and light- ing towns, factories, ete., by vegetable or min- eral oils. When such -‘ reforms’? as these are made a return to sedan chairs, watch-boxes, | | the session a legal gal one was adopted caer vote of 17 to 16, Pinchback giving the di vote. The grand jury on Saturday found a» bill against Lieut.-Gov. Pinchback, Senator Butler, and others, for shooting, with intent to kill, and wounding Major Cheste r,on New Year's ‘day. They were each released on #1500 bail. Caster issued to, the Metropolitan pol piice said House with its orga: isted at the adjournmént, January 4 He requesta the people t business and keep off th The Warmothites havin ter, this programme indi Carterites ar ALeExts Kit address to the posple, Seating Ir | that he would to-day at 11:30 a. m., t | fergeant-at-arms. proceed to remove from the | bail of the House of Represontatives, in the | Mechanics’ Institute, and the approaches there- rough the ice and armed men, and zation, as it ex- 0 Close their plapes of streets in the vicinity. ignored Speaker Car- cates a conflict. The id toh have 2,000 men. Five Mone Borratous.—The Alexis hunting party reached Kit Carson yes day morning at 5 o'clock, where hunt had been arranged. “At It ster grand buffalo clock Alexis, pumps, and stage-conc ‘hes, will be next in order. | Sheridan, Custer and others started for the ‘The Tiotous demonstrations in Chieagoagainst | the proposed municipal ordnance prescribing Kimits within which wooden buildings shall not | The hunt was a grand suce: be constructed did not frighten the majority of the city council, who are still considering the | measure with a probability of its passing in some | shape. The votes indicate a purpose to make | the fire limits somewhat narrower than the city | limits. The serious objection to this is that it | surrounds the business part of the city with a cordon of bighly inflammable wooden buildings, which will have a disastrous effect in adding to the cost of insurance, increasing the rates of in- terest and discouraging investments in the city- To be sure it is provided that whenever the ownersof a majority of the ground on any square ide the fire limits sha’! sorequest,that square | shall be under the operation of the fire ordinance, but that will do but little towards remedying the evil. The Chicago Tribune thinks that it would | be much better to adopt a law similar to that in this city, making it unlawful toerect any wooden structure within a prescribed distance—that journal puts it 150 feet—in any direction from a brick or stone building already erected. ‘The wickedness of lynch law is clearly demon- trated in Indiana, where it has been shown beyend a doubt that the three colored men who were hanged by a mob for the murder of the Park family were innocent of that crime. It | was so stated before by the Indianapolis Journal, and denied by the friends of the lynchers; but the evidence against the murderer isnow said to be conclusive. Worse than all, he was one of the most prominent of the lynchers, particularly active in having the colored men hanged. In- diana should be prompt in dealing out severe pment to all who Lad a part in this terrible | nd the case should be a warning to all who are disposed to take the law into their own bands. ee = The monthly report, No.3, of the bureau of statisties for 1571-72, now in press, gives in de- | tail the immigration into the United States for } the quarter ended September 30, 1571, in seven @itterent statements, showing sex, age, nation- ality, occupation, & From these tables it appears that the total number of passengers arrived during the quarter was 73,465 were males and total number arrived, 19,135 were citizens of the United States returning from abroad, and 7,904 were foreigners not intending to remain in the Vnited States, leaving the number of actual | smanigrants 98.400, of whom 5(,827 were males Mr. Callicot, the editor of the Albany Times was made happy a few evenings ago by being ie the recipient of a handsome service of tT plate, presented to him by the leading 4 tisens of the place, “‘as a mark of the esteem | in which he is held by the people of Albany.” | The compliment was as well deserved as it was | U gracefully tendered, tor Albany has no more | atJ« clock. earnest and efficient worker tor her prosperity | and advancement tham Mr. Calcot. The Times, since Mr. C.’s connes*ion with it, has been greatly improved, bo" in appearance and character. | ———>+208- Rather original answers were returned by | ater some of the members of the Maine Legislature | to the query of a local biographer designed to | ascertain their religious belief. David Baker, | *Tt* somewhat widely known as a stump speaker, | war poet, and writer of taking campaign songs, | answered :—“ My hope is for a better life some- where, with less friction than here.” Two Prominent members announce that they “have | no religion to speak of,” while another believes | Danei in a “Christianity manifested by works.” —_—_+-s0e Alexander Hamilton was not a believer in the one-term principle. He said: “There is an excess of refinement in the idea of disabling the | people to continue in office men who hadentitled themselves, in their opinion, to approbation and contidence, the advantages of which are at best ~peculative and equivocal, andareoverbalanced | “jay 3 by eae far more certain and decisive.’ ae — ‘junius Henri Browne has an article in the last Gelozy on the “Blessings of Sudden Death.” | It Sudden Death wants te show what a blessed thing it is let it take off all the exquisites who spell Henry with an i and Brown with aa e. — Hiemway Kopnery in New York.—John | Kossell, messenger of the Metropolitan Bank, | was robbed im the streets of New York about noon Saturday of $23,000 in fold cer certiticates and a quantity of notes and bond irritating substance, which be took to be som: form of ammonia, was thrown in his eyes, and when he finally got loose from the crowd he | found that his coat had been umbuttoned and | A Lesatic McRperer tx Lovursvitie.—A young man named Theodore Thorne, in Louis- ville, shot his sister, Mrs. Green, and her two daughters, aged 12 and 8 years, yesterday, while under a fitof insanity. The tirst two were shot im the stomach, “wil probably die. The latter was wounded in the bi og hy will recover. Thorne also attempted to shoot a Ta nd them put pistot to hi to his i head and fired. The bullet bat mot dangerous wou! Mawta-a-rotu Mugpens.—Chas. A: Leach. | @ dentist in ea Poems on Friday last, glanced, inflicting a painful sbile laboring under delirium tremens. Fn Coomben "The f coeaes, 3 Daniel Swift sed Scst-named are sup- reaiets mortally eoohaede She will ‘prvi ae newly has thirty-tive € fice, man o"roted tur him evidently ery wi expected his reward. 5 S7At Hanover Courthouse, Va, on the 19th inst.. Charles Stewart was acquitted on a trial for the ay ay meee Wade, who, it was seduced ‘Stewart's ' elected Governor of Gee cross the Acashuet assac yesterday which broke with Spay: and trocme lowe: Wilkinson, 9 and i1 years and t William Smith, aged 10 and 13 years eo drowned. | and insultingty refi the runeral of cur fete | sens invited: arrengs men! | he ‘Rearmed Aj CLL, B-lect, iival and will bg held aa the inet Chama | office, om MONDAY. th Joes were killed, of w! 5, General Custer 3, ani rite. Th the highest spiri it Carson at 10 leave and his party are expected to visit Lot Mammoth Cave, on their way sout! the latter part of this or the nd srrangements are making to givehim s splendid tH Teception and a ball at A Rocnest: | buffaloes, which were 1m sight of the town. The | Duke killed the first by bufta- killed General Sheridan 2, exs and all returted in © Dueal party were to grclock, to-day. Alexis vite and the first of next week, ‘OUNG LaDy has sued a phote- x pher of that city for $3,000 damages, because ¢ displayed one of he: place with this placar: ctures in front of his attached: ‘Onerhalf dozen photographs ordered by this very stylish young lady, and payment respectfully asked 1. A ~pecial Meeting TRG. at Ts o'clock , 10 m: Suuerai ot G. Onances f Calvary Bapti CENTR _ LODGE. N oy F. B. LORD, Jn, R “THERE WILL BE A SUPPER Os WED. BNEDDAY EVENING NEXT. in the Lectar: be held FATS VE make arrangem*nts for the 8 Girne 8 church, under the diree. the Furuisuing Committee. Admittance adults, 15 cente;chi dren, 10 centa 322 3 0. 0. F—-GRAND Lopgx: oo a sti scat ing “will be Ww. AY EVENING, January 24h ahs consider tha veport of the seutative System. 322-3t { Repub. | NOTIC — The DEGRER “ASSOCTATION, ot 3, are re d to be present at thoir nex! =p fully wibNES Bee ing. mas. ABNCAL MEET! 14g 0 HOLDERS of the AND MANU pan elect cere for the ensu: the Board ‘rade it 755 0 ma. i Wa. SND ww NIGHT in anuanl session, a representatives aren present. Session will be by aa acl gee ‘Rooms, 3 RPPNOENT ORDER ( —t ‘e mumittes on the Bh Grand Masjer "REDEK ai peneary 2 2th. © of Hirswons. TOR Lee ee MAC GORING € eax year, will be he &IDAY, January: CLAG MECHAN GE, will meet # ALL past ofBcore gen eo $ eld ia g Ee 's Hall, sib street east. at So'clock p.m 1" G.R.s ‘uested ¢ MORTOW.(Tussday) at! All R.A. Mason: Caantre eG Foi ister Encaroy TH -MaS ae re Lys By order of LG . 8 EPHEN Sesreteny. ‘BBO! neral to morrow afternoon at 20 clock. Mew. ter JO$3.T K. PLAN nid Cor. ling are tra. P. ¢ invited t FOWLE! er Masons of sister ‘od: are t y iavited "By Wt ai wom et c ssembiy of LAFAYETTE COUN DAY KVE ork—felect Royal By er Coe bond oval ATIENTION, KNIG BONS. BRAN (Chr n. Rep. TON EDWIN apd Patriot.| iT Excellent Masters amber. iG, JANUARY 23, Degrees. mur pove, of sieendiae tl jor, Six Cas Gin ud ORCUTT. Recorder, NEW BNGLAND ASSOUIATION —The firet jab! of the frerica ow England Association w Dancing a ie William Bisslan< prey aca oa ba EYER A at ach Gffice: Beni Cs . Thirt ven B sagan oF a ¥.—G@ABD ENCAMPMENT — mal commanication will be held of four toei =o be held, diior'g Om Ofice: Wm. Buren At officers of eae VERDI. onlin Officer. reer Cera 93 a ¥. jirecters tonerve durin, nthe polls janis 7 i NUBSES' ager at YREEDMEN course of Lectures will comm: omenee March 6, ee and edwilt continue for three Ynstractions will Bs alle ade othe mon ‘eats ‘wards of nity Tor iustretions of the street. sui es wards, or ill be 12 ib ttebs ene aT Metin ware ‘the jartnctors. W ree MenERrEvanaoamee gs * fae his Compan} wit bebe nts rad thls eee thly nurse, includ: the hospital, ander the if aftsrd opportu: bP loupiti of the yng REMOVAL NOTICE. = dans 8. GOLDSTEIN 2 00. OSEPH J. MAY, Aaggas fot tha, sis af of PEAKE. OPDYC! waar aL A Cena — Fes Sp hertond poate these ‘or oe wi sdvance'po the ao | ota sR id coh! ar ea are wow opetiing New Se er oot srerenstioc ae Wiis tabi igs oply-toarhed in plete higases. we XX ALE, itn eee SRY PRILADELPSIA ALE, 49 Bos AND SHOES. Ogio aoa tor iE 8 AED COMMERCIAL. Secaritics, 8. Gs. 188i......18% BE . Hew Yous—finst . ae esi we ae a iyi lary Cure a ee 188 ae . re Mr dng "Worth, Carol Bnew 9654; Oe «ifle Bonds. Union Pacific ist Bun Gt, 10d 0054 2 hiarket grone. n. 22.— bid; ‘asked. 2 = _Uotiee: aniet, rf LA aay ots is asked PaLTIMORE, Jai micdlings. 21. Fi ar western family, 73608) eares White southern corm firmer, 63566; w sowrbern steady, 6667; mixed western aussie bets firm Oats frm, a Provistons nearer Bauer ged. ™ bisky ficmer, 931 Yore, Jan 23 -BStocks frm meady 1) a. M—Consols ope ek hr Tionds of 1868 92%; 1555" old, Pines Jai 23 Rentes 56 france, os. 32 centimes. The "Weather. ‘Signa Officer, 10a.m. War DErarrMEnt, Office C) a Wasuincton, D.C., Jan. } SYNOPSIS FOR TRE PAST TWENTY-FOUR mouRs.—The area of highest barometer has moved eastwardly and continues — the south- ern atates, where clear weather hag very gene- rally prevailed with Tight westerly winds, except over and west of the Lower Mississippi ew. where the latter have backed to southerly; th L Perenye bas diminished during the night rom ‘exas to West Virginia, thence to Vermont and northward, over the lake regions; an area of low barometer having moved eastward over the northwest to Michigan; fresh to brisk southerly winds, clondy weather and light snow, are now reported from the Upper and Lower Lake rising barometers, clear weather, from the Rocky Mountain stations. Pronanititixs.—The barometer continue highest over the southern states with westerly winds, clear and pleasant weather, from the sonth Atlantic states, to southerly winds and rtly cloudy weather over and west of the Lower Mississippi valley; the area of the lowest barometer now probably over Michigan con- tinue moving eastwardly, with diminishin, pressure, over the middle'and New Englanc states the area of cloudy weather extending over Pennsylvania and New England, and possibly to the middle Atlantic coast; westerly winds pleasant weather for the Ohio valley; the brisk winds along the Lower Lakes veering to north- west. 1x ORDER TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF business, I have engaged ‘he services of a compe tent, Auctioneer, and shail Beroatier. attend to the nblic as wel pd phn sale of Roal Bstute in Vashington city ard county ‘. jans2-10t JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID-GLOVE DEPOT, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Sok oe Orn anv 10ra Sraxets. in addition to our larg’ thy dest qusiity iy PARLE RID OL OVER webaca iat recaived irect from Paris. one case containing a full [ond of the orgies J B. TURTON, CARPENTER, BUILDER, a styles, with from one $2; GENT'S, $2.25; CILILD: E AND CONTRACTOR. Orders for House Car; tering Jobbit Con. tractore Work m redily Bitended to. ae oO janz2 tf Th street, below E streot N. W Pp#orosars FOR Pav AVING BBICKS. Proposals will be rstceived hs Sg! Board of Public Works until noon Fri 1572, for furnish- IN ‘MILLIONS OF rav Vike BRICKS for in all reapects, he best quality be loapacted ‘belore asp ons ‘Tbe bidder must state the p ice per thonsand at bis yard, and the price per thoasand when delivered on the various works of improvement. a¢ required during the rensen. roposals will hot be received for less thas one pica ot bricka;and the suas satet stare theme x the bidder lghls to farnish per mouth from and et 1872. reserves the ee to reject any or all Bidder will be req before tin A ‘der it with the elie f Was shit fils pest wi ibe Board of Publ Mertens sum of $500, Seicay that he will enter awarded lil o Proposals muat be * Proposals for i ed Bricks,” and must be addressed te the’ Vie “ gf ye one finde B. SHEPHERD, jantimae MD Lecostr, : eee Gren. Youtary 13.103 The attenti li ls filed in this thoes lege 3h of wi dering ry : ad ust mot 1 Last Will and Testament of fet 5 va. Sachin: Jai s 1871. ‘are, Maris h as are int of the sSthznticns mimes ited tte take the %, BNOVALS . CUNNINGHAM'S By sisod 71" Pyare: Se ey Peay aE | or on schooner, at 13th-street AND We are prepared te furnish CRUSHED OR BROKBY 8TONR to Contractéts in quhntities to suit. ere sleo BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONE ASH at our Works. _jai6 Iw Y” gars @YMN asIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY, Corner Sth and D street. Ws SINGS sore” between Zist pro Wait sieseaekie = wide. | ANTEL—as ea arettie as ‘ - woman Apply No 1848 Le dertes =| W sAtebscticitong « | ner 18th sad © streets, Bec 7“ | Waa UNG Man ee Post Office Box vee" Fo meGeht dreemak-r wrehos a ‘lady family a8 set se and chambermai Wa required. “apply berween Saud il a.ta. or 6 ardé p sR D—A GIRL or midd fier ebildr 3 Toquire. SE eerern = th apd aval « ficor desires NT! teen Fl FUBNT- HED BOOMS, with of with: ra ie Refer family. j ott Borrd, ins errictly rae Star Ui xin — 1B yee With ation rivate family: w aks himself userul, and pot afraid io work. God recom- ations. Addresa Box 3. Star Office. j22 2" ws ABTRD—A WHITE WOMAN to take cha: ral housekeeping, to go to Alade References required. Apply at aig New Y. ne, | Wars fe Tarn the FanTALOONS must know how to sew. Ap- ply at Bo 419 Tah ta Beare tat, i Evenue and B str Semtntieey ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS for hi mie Price not to exceed @15 mont children’ aon * Permanent,’’ Star terms and locat: all re eiet ta tion) tm ine ee cmd i a e } few! ai ti oats Gos tah etree H.W tart AN t the E 5 RUPLOUMENT a1 am a NCE OFFICE. 34 N. if out te EMPLOY VHREAT aod ah C iperoal ‘BVANTS. omer: seca sr DiNkRs die ‘imore Railroad W4NTE [D—A goad OOK: Apply at a? — avenue. ws NTED—An UNFURNISHED RO eT wd Pa by gentleman, wife and baby, 2 ri ** Bos yeare old. $10.20 pe: Bot to exceed vi it Office ble WHITE GIRL about Wire of age, PSs og issist in housework. Appl; st No. 1519 hed f dead svecuc, wear lath Aner, fren ait Dp. m. 119 3t* =D — Tr deal Wit PRIVATE Purl ain Sleninetic or higher thems Kaglish branches. Injuire os, and oy at 1013 New York avenu A ho b: ii the erican HINE WORK, apy a orw. a family's sewing; understan ting about ching. ‘Address WA. WADSTED—4 BUGGY in exchange for « fine seepeee eth Lunting-case 1s Kang fold wath. , and cost original . Address Nos 1100 12g street. if “i9-3t FANTKD—A WET Nis white. Apply to Dr. T.8. VERDI, 140: oe street N.W 18 6t* WaAxsTED —Servants, both male and fe nd good HOMES, and tamilies gk 8 with first class EASES ihe Foknca be PLOYMENT OFFICE, No. ith st. ands. MRS, LOUISE C. Bure a ANTED—/ Vv COLORED WOMAN ox comings Wr ee eb iah ya Corner 7th street and W ai tit HOUSE of six of eight rooms and Teatesean povoele seg 7th and Isth, and E and , street 8. BE. C., Internal Revenue as iaving fal partials: J17-e03t* first-class CHAM: 8 to do scrub-work. ABTED-_Every CEOFE anes that the JANU p hom ready for distribu ane rail as Ect oney at WHE PRINOE'S, 1009 ¥ st. and Pai Mae to know ae “the Fi ae yon, soa ine Go."4 new BEWING MACHIN' eae self-netting Needle he “use. Agency at ry 4 Wwania avenue, W And 6th streets. "J. W.SPIVER. jans-1y JV ANTED—Every reader of Harper's Bi | now that Iwill have cut paper Patterns of Ww very garment that a appears in cach number of the | B ae ¢ january ice 25 cents. full line or. ‘all's Patterns always on hand. WM. it, 1009 F street, dec3-Im™ Wisew razee. ‘TO oar. that the penses of sagem, di dhiver drummers are snot fnoltaded ta th the Ne Ls CHINES suld by . g he know that PRILLIP eae mia UU) La SA ie re gad puie PE ate wr lady to "ang L farag bet een Sse that T wil'cel = the oe Sieh all for, the next f ype Ww Pint Erato ae ‘and ss can 24 Bb street, between sag oes ee tas ae FULTON & the. HINGE SHER ae me 1 Ware: =e — erect a ert pit Ei eh uae vt Ft war D—All those their rr to wt the eae teas) to the yp accuratsiy eu 18, HEM PLER, the Optician, pero Peoneytvania ‘avenue. Depot pot for aareD (and tor the benefit of the work’ Wate security, ) ek intely, "A. jissow i avenne, ent FES Mable tae et and Pouse. corner 6th Pennsylvania avenue. janz2-Im HiAnpeemEtr FURNISHED KOOMS, en suite hot sisi ts Op Pivsen Agent, near M. it~ if 8: = He Loan on No. oc F BOOMs, tc? shad on remensbie ternt Peete = S avenwe af CLOTHING. ale “ONE IDEA” OLEAN SWEEP =~ .OLOTHING ee es At Ook Roma thetrort: _ se. mami eee = = “ OBE IDEA” OLEAN SWREP - . CLOTHING SALB, ‘At Ock Hall. $85 7th stroot. tno f0.—A as: | lb | fice | | ah t FOR RENT AND SALE. Beard. No G and H -troste. 2930 fb ee Rooms, euit ra fed fare inh se NW ary ne RT Vary desirabl SS Hover to market and cars, ro rites B. WAGGAMAN, i226 porite Post Oai'e. {OR RENT SS RRSIDENOGS tm verf-ct LA créer al modern h_pieasant ates from "Trees wutrrd. ADpIy on premises at 1796 nsy Itania avenae Pkt Corcoran strest, bet: Pha front; reat} FOR BE BRENT —Three story BRICK Ft er ponite sae, yore ont cadens, Pay Se ph gene ge « ereNDiee A. 4 to a @% mreet and tocisinte Are nal gate. Greco tnmmediagcly © Will one hour Erreon corner Tt ISaeD ROOM, aes choles tinguisitire. cesmaaml -* 53 hed No. yt 11 street, between North ct ANG’ A W opposite On Fell wet Fem RENT—Fu-nished, fire BOOMS: very cm jem: for houseker p' No. 939 Maccacha ne. between on Gad 10th ecreets. No linen ine furnished. 3-2" With first la ARDS OFFICE. § ablichad ‘Also, two larce HAL! MS. wit) BOARD, near Fat pet cars. 413 ny caret ye FUR SENTSA very desirable HOUS 429 8" stroot, betwoom ith ‘and lath ictightel locations Apply on premiens frm 10 5 p.m. 5-3" OR RENT—Two Farnbbed ROOMS with o- without BOARD, German family | Als» Table Boerd for a few _ gentlemen. > street, opposite Census Off ‘OK RENT—A fine Bai (OK HOUSE: ir Modern improvements: ae first~ en, who lod, SCORE on ® avenue aud ree for referances i. WILD '& BHO” 420 Tu vires, SALE—Two amali new HOUSES, one for ‘0 cash and monthir; ancther, $25 cash and\@1S monthly, (ed northwest; oF will'rent We ited to 20.000 to 70,000 feet of | tt well lovstoas ww Ww. Fat LF. B: hou. mac water; eorner I7th ant ete s. Be Bent low. Inquire of JOHN ‘OH, 54 H st.N. BR. 19-3" ALE—A new BRICK HOUSE on lth «t., i <a) Pand @s ste. wie +} rooms and all mod- ae vernents. Apply to J. one PMAN Fo “REnTS URNISHED 1 ; with or without Boa red: 320 ith strect, a few doors south of Poausylrants. avenue. fi ho ee dewsipiicy tat Uafar- Fy B85, & Wadgimax, 519 he nt, Spponiie Poet LE— y desirable BRIOK H Sou street, between Rooms ferences rent, Land M, west sid: ."K. WILSON, DAC 511 7th at., opposite Post aoe Fe RENT OR SALE—THR EDA Resitonee, on pel ger Hig, ontalne. atont three sgt om sites, The grounds are or eee Fhe House is _— offered! ‘Apply to Box 749, Georgetown Post __janid eolm* 0 3 story BRI HOUSES, Nos. newly painted and papered. con fa and water; five minutes walk to and ten minates to the Treasury Gas RENTS taining 9rocms, the Agricultural s partments. Rent i Inquire No. 403 7th street, near 73 VOR RENT—A suit of newly furnished PAB LORS, very cheap, at No. 716 13th strest, be tween Gand H. near BbbItt House. Board if ds j sired House has all modern conveniemprs 417 13t' ct containing fay rooms, end BAB FIXTURES and Li CERRE | for cale. eae for Ave years; 7th TOR BENT—On 13h strest, hetween L street Massachusetts avenue. HOUSE of cight Foome, with water. gas and L: atoves: vanits in ment for fuel Inguire of M. GREEN, corner 9 and treet: thweat. jan! lot extending esas fact alley locate ine Realty delight ral roving part Sj mall cosh vey. balance aay ‘ Inquire 1394 4 18th st be- ten to acres of fine Lspeme of EANDS four slice frees tis the city +c at ES the best road the District, and a, vi axe a Livery Stabl es 7r SALE —1 containing ling; Ne. aad two story BRIOK Hi ix reoms and summer kfchen. and 6 10th street northwest. 116 10th street ly $1,600; easy terms, ALso TOT 11 tn square $7, fronti 82 feet on L and M streets. in. e etreet. 138x110. 1D. LOT on southwest corner 13th and T strests, Sous. ‘LOY 74, in Hiwe's subdivision of Mount Pleas. ant, front: ‘th street and Sih street, and ru: ning ‘lone Ora eae making two corner lots. ‘Ais. soveral FARMS in Bf , 2 raft — aa picaey +, deceased, must be sold to close "Wa ere “7th street: or Ml. R, Mow tort ave and sa Ez) SE fc iis | Fo rents wil HOU iE for LING hot LITOHFLELD pw and’ il te tay Ww 15. eae aed & AUGHERT: a a comer Sth st. and Ni York a enue. HS. LITCHFIELD.” OR ¥ BENT the ST STORES 207 . Cor, for rent fron Fobressy bee Tee fifevand Soles for a Fo RENT—ETORE, comer of avenge and ver v Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 72 13th street a BENT suits of FURNISHED 1 ROOMS i] LOST AND FOUND. ta-t on, ou nerivar ia arene, oan = had ‘W. nom ‘pear Treasury, pod ¥ : yr Liow Wry RRIRR, nam~' ition =e care and tal creiped short Reward paid on delivery at29 Istetrent, Georgevown. ji St* ‘O8T—At the Potomac Rost Civb Ball, =t sonic Temple. 9 SLEEVE, BU STON sere inet by st. ort with dismonds. The finder hie reward by leaving it aay Ca ES, mimeo Division, Tressary G5 REWARD —Lent, on Dad striped AFGHAN, wit e white stripe, for which’ the above foward will be peld and voquestions saked if left at the Star Of ERTIFICATE No. #3 OF CENTRAL BUILD 1@ ASSOC! TATION OF OkORGR Ew WN to public are cantioned not to recete= it ne FOR SALE. OGS AND GOAT: DAY, E ras bie of 4 fret 6 inches by 3) inch: poled.) wih obotiers Sets avenue, ©) Fe? A TURE and au ~ ILL. vith orervttie Decessary for a boand- ing houre, og 313 P and mod-tf ~ BUSINESS CHANCES. 20.000 to invest, in one sume. on first-class inpro-ed Real Eniate, at cent. per annum. Apply imordiately RRING © Jones. — 1303 F strest. ON APPROV: $25,000 "eicsnonarreorso ees for 3 or S years. $35 00 efor hoe years. wILsow, janl9-eobt SS posite Post jan! 0) = F 3 RENT-OROCERY, AND SBSTAURA sT— dont to di iti : corporat Wane eh fer streets. Gs stogethe i ~ Goed Will of the camer The houet ke bene eal stabling for four hires For further information inguire on the JAMES MOKGAN. No. 30 Water st OR SALE—We offer to ei DEEMED PLEDGES on han 209 45 street, until February Ist, ateamall por ver the amvant advanced on them. to ne oncentrate our loan bnainess to the ice G14 C street, nader +! eis bre one GOERETRIN & 209 4s: crown wont @renus and aniost ee WINTER =TOUK ae Wook UEUAINE, At Bo. ‘ROGAN & WYLt jon 13tf Sand 3298 7 sro NW. EDUCATIONAL. IN Brctuhy at hor tS0SY SRE ET RW floor, commencing MONDA a ee second Be n, ‘i. = Ry os oye PoE FAS SURINGER, 4m. No. 1811 I street N. root BW. D OLASSICAL 1B Tou yotna Labi a BE AD SELO JACKSON, Princtnal, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Aum P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AnD REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner of Now York avenue and 15th street. all rte of the for sale sree Honore erected for fon porate Coning grown bought 's sold foun Leet er ete oa A NEW DISCOVERY. WATERY 80L' * BALSAMIC @ is (Process discovered and patented Sept. 12th, i871.) 6L) apa ROBALSAMIND for WOUNDS, ULCERS, poe of fevery. descr! oe it rT WECTIVE remedy for all ‘SKIN Dis DI ‘OLI®) + —, of ete = hie article, T ai — tation in pepe fm my practice, and will commuticate to you the re- may ates bones SST | | | | of | | { j | fashed physician | THE TRADES. RMOVAL —JaMes F. OGIRN, PRaCTIcAL A, tie, hae ae Boyt w 64h pee ae rit enemy O38 ‘oe ee OVAL od trom bie oid « Puriee oo —— J . prcpar to ——— fai Sadness sigies ergs aa a an \aoes te the er eee - = POU aiue et Peat the) door a — of public patronage ie wolictiag sokt 0. SOMN RY | T=aTs an AND AWNINGS TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Mectings, Pairs Festivals. &c AW SINGS for Pubic and Privace Bails aed Per M.@ COPELAND, Dealer in Awong Materials, S43 Lowisiann ar: 2088 Bonenaot wT 2 BROS. coach Ma CARRMOE 310 Penn-yt-ania FM atrot aN HA wn Bes RECEIVED ON SEAM BAND SOLD carriages ukes RPP POLPR GOETZ. NEW AND SEO ONL-BAND FURSITO HOUSRFURNISH.8@ GOODS REPATRING of every description in the Furat- tare Hing prom ngly attend madi Sw com retband D strate 8 . ett em | BoE AED 20 PRINTING = = ROUTES BY ‘ POLKIBNAORN &0O, DP Teh’ streets. street. bet wenn 6 aplely PERSONAL. ADAME Pakks. Greatest Meds Age, can be consnitet hy calling at E etreet, betwoen 10th and lich ate. N from 9a! m. — aircoyent, and ae ua WLEY MILTON, 3. Healime Med: . Streot, third door treme. nontions. street, betwoen ist and New Jorgeoy = “in >. R. SAWYER, Gaere tem,can be consented | andes sa ats. Macnaric Tes? hous, No 314 upomall impor an 908 PenncTivatia Avewer, FASHIONABLE BATTERS AND FURBIPRS SAVE THE LATEST STYL! HOLIDAY SiLK HAT, 80) YONSUL LT I —H syrui Tio Di F MEY OF Bo for such special:y in the city ard his succces in curing such complaints is uneweslio? fer hm cousdensaiy hye GARD NEM. Late o toe Kicord U. 8. Venere rely, from 1@ cos. Ws om his great ‘canme nt the U Practice of thirty years among both he can warrast a cure ime (ow ip treating over 10,099 Reppits!, end a ° BANKERS. MmPt*Ten « 00, BANKERS, 1427 F strect,(two doors from U.S. Treasury De- WASHINGTON, D. 0. = SSooTAtAHES | ere Y86 PER DI ig one. ee from date ot Sep mrosies _mym cat ie a ‘A: RUFF, Treasurer. | JA¥ couz « ¢0., BANKERS, Bay ond sell. ot current rates: aru Hitt te ORE ee pane 312 SEVENTH STREET, Nean PENNsyivaNta Avance. YOU WILL SAVE PROM 25 TO 50 CENTS On SVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST THERE. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: 50h EARN Bin SEWING MACHINES. (HE FLORENCE IMPROVED MOISELESS LOCK-STITOR RICKS! BRICKS! BRICKS (| L,---¥4 all kinds os haad, and for treat 8: Ww. tate at eul-ly