Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. « ROSBY S. NOYES.......Edaiter. ——— Largest Circalation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIpaY. February 9, 1973. Readers of Charles Reade’s “Foul Play” will | remember how the villainous lover in that ro- | mance was confounded by an expert, who t-acet to him, through some peculiarities In his hand- writing, the forgery for which an innocent man was convicted. It all looks plausible enough, and so do the stories floating around through the newspapers occasionally about the wonderful developments in will cases, &c., through the Sharpness of this class of experts; but we doubt if they are any better authority on that subject than the medical experts on the Wharton trial were shown to be on toxicology. One expert is all very well if another don’t come along with opposing theories. In the trial in Taunton, Mass., last Saturday, of one Pettis, on the charge of perjury, one of these experts as to handwriting was completely upset bya legal expert, and this was the manner of it: He testi- fied that he had carefully compared specimens of Pettis’ acknowledged handwriting with the forged check and certain letters, and they were all written by the same man, giving his testi- mony in a very positive and authoritative man- ner. Mr. Hyde, counsel for Pettis, then handed him four old envelopes and asked him if he could tell whose handwriting was on them. The witness, after taking time to examine them, re- appeared on the stand, and said in the same positive manner that “the superscriptions on . the envelopes were all in the same handwriting, nd all written by the man who forged the cheek.” Mr. Hyde at once took the stand, and taking the envelopes, said, “this one was writ- ten by the clerk of the Boston Water-Power | Company, this one by a friend of mine in New York, the third is my own handwriting, and the fourth is Pettis’t substantiating his statement by producing the letters received in some of the envelopes. Phe envelopes were some he had, by chance, in his pocket. A correspondent asks us to print a page or two | of eulogy he supplies of “Miss O'Gorman, the | escaped Nun.” This we decidedly decline to do, | Her story may be true, but it does not have the impress of truth, and seems to be but a rehash of the speculative fabrication of the notorious | Maria Monk. A good many worthy people who | endorsed the Monk story without sufficient ex- | amination afterwards had occasion to hang their | heads in shame; and those who now insuch haste vouch for this woman O'Gorman may hare | similar canse to regret the'r precipitancy. | We are not of the creed assailed by her, and can, therefore, with the more candor express our conviction that all these “Narratives” of the Monk-O’Gorman order are ingenious ad- | vertising devices of unscrupulous speculators, who care not a straw for Protestantism or Ca- | thoticism, or how much bad blood is ereated by | their vile sensations. Undoubtedly, however, Catholicism is the gainer by these mountebank | assarlts. The noble, self-saerificing work done hy the Sisters of Charity In caring for the orphan, the sick, and all in distress, is known and appreciated by all, and unscrupulous as- saults upon their character and deeds simply serves to create sympathy both for them and their religion. —_—+see- ‘The investigation by a committee of the Penn- tylvania legislature of the alleged sale by cha tered medical colleges in Pennsylvania of | licenses to commit murder—for these bogus | diplomas amount to just that—is still in pro- gress, and some damaging revelations have been | made. (ne of the witnesses, John Hall, colored, had paid sixty dollars for a diploma to Buchan. | an's college. He was to have received the bene- fits of two lectures, and was to have been exam- ined, but had never been called on; he knew of | ether colored men who had also bought diplomas. Another witness, Dr. G. Dunbar Hylton, testi- fied that the Eclectic and Philadelphia medical colleges were run mostly, it seemed to him, by Buchanan and Paine together. To test the hon- esty of Buchanan's institution, Dr. Hylton had recently applied to Paine for a diploma for a child not two years old. It was witness’ child, but Paine had not been informed of the fact, | nor of the child’s age. The sum had been named | at which the diploma could be bought, and Paine suggested that the diploma, if desired, might be antedated four years. Witness had replied that the applicant had only been in the country for two years. ‘Phe arrangements had been completed, but the money had not been tendered. It is also in evidence that numbers 0. diplomas have been mailed to parties in Eng- land, on receipt of the amount charged. ———_— -wee- The California Assembly has ordered to en- grossment, preparatory to passage, a bill ex- empting journalists from jury service. The passage of the bill was not asked for by the | journalists, but it was conceded to them as a matter of right, upon the ground that they were engaged in public duties quite as neces- sary, and even imperative, as jury-service. Practically, the courtseverywhere make a dis- erimination in favor of journalists, but a for- mal law is more to the point. It is a public necessity that the newspaper be issued every day, and this can only be done properly by the united efforts of its whole staff. In almost any other business a deputy can serve for the prin- pal, but im journalistic duties there are no deputies. | —— The New York Custom House investigations has not produced the astounding developements anticipated by some, but enough has been | developed to indicate an opening forreferm, and | this reform the President has already entered upon. The later testimony is somewhat awk- | ward for government detective Whitley ani | Col. Frank E. Howe of the same service. | Against Whitley there was testimony of whole- sale appropriation of goods seized by his detectives, and of seizures made by him without | any show of legal authority. Against Howe it | Was testified that he had mulcted a victim of | $1,000 whose books and papers had been seizedon an unfounded charge. Probably these officers can establish their innocence, and it is worth their while to do it. sonnet hin SS St. Louis is just now so much alarmed at the erratic course of the ather of Waters” threat- ening to leave her high and dry that she has actually had nothing te say about capital re- moval for a week or two past. The Mississippi river, which has hitherto brought her commerce aud wealth, is in popular parlance ‘going back” ou her. That fickle stream seems to be leaving the Missouri for the Illinois shore and is cutting off great slices of land irpm the latter state and depositing them right in the midst of what has hitherto been the channel by which steamboats reached St. Louis. An engineer has been en- Saged to see what they had best do about it. ——+s0e- A confirmation of the theory that # general destruction of forests results im drought and barrenness of sell comes from Greece. A corre- spondent of the Troy fimes, writing from Athens, says that in that country the mouatain sides, which in ancient times were covered with dense forests, now only present a rocky surface, the earthy baying all been washed away inte the ‘Tuleys below. Cutting away the trees, besides producing this barrenness on the hill-sides, was followed by long seasons of drought, from which the whole country has suffered and still suffers. ‘The Board of Health would do well to look after the ice which is being cut inthis neighbor- hood and stored for summer use, to see that none of it eomes from the surface of foul water. Itis @ great mistake to suppose, as some do, that freezing purifies the water. The dissolvabie particles of animal or vegetable matter, sewage, &c., held in solution in the wzter, together with lighter impurities which float on the surface, such as the refuse from; gas-houses, are present in ice formed where they exist. Pure water will give pare ice. Ice from impure water, when thawed will yield impure water. 2 Mr. J. G. Bennett, Jr., dectines to succeed Fisk, Jr., as colonel of the Ninth regiment, be- cause ft is said to cost $50,000 a year to be “a liberal and public-spirited colomel,” and he Goesn't think the game werth the candle. | become insane and | underneath | the Farmers’ Loan and Trust, Company of the Donn Piatt, writing to the Cincinnati Com- mercial concerning the consternation of the old fogies here over the work of needed impro‘ ment entered upon by the Board of Public ‘Works, says: “ The astonishment and horror of the venerable citizens beggar description. Their first impulse was to tear their hair, their second to get drunk, and theirthird to employ an attor- ney. The last was acted upon.” q +20e- The contest in New Hampshire is likely to be close, and both parties are for hard work there. Gen. Sickles has been enlisted by the republicans to stump the state. ——____~ee- ‘Tne WEEKLY STAR, now ready, centains the Proceedings of Congress; the row about the Washington Treaty; the District govern- ment investigation; the telegraph controversy; the latest dg Brome stories, poems, — together w: teresting local news, ton news and gossi) gossip, society matters, aerieel- tural items house! receipts, &c., Terma: One dollar and & halt per anna: advance; si —s* copies fi ready for mailing. +2ee.- A Reronwen wi wHo Negps Rerorwina.—A Fennsyivania paper, im connection with the election from the fourth senatorial district of that state, has the followin, para- ara ph with reference to one of the candidates : not many months ago, ‘ put through’ tae irginia legislature the special legislation that transferred the railroad interests of the Old Eeaien te the Pennsylvania railroad, and islature was brought here avow- r the centennial celebration, but actually to be paid their price, who was their entertainer but this model mouthpiece of mu- nicipal and moral reform.” Thisis an extra- ordinary statement, and as it is made with such specific distinctness, it seems to the Norfolk Verginien that the committee who made that fu- mous visit ought to meet at once. Contrxuxp CLAMOR OF THE BRITIAN Press. The London Times has concluded from the ceedings in the House of Commons that {t ts unanimous in rep theelaim by this in cents, in wrappers pudiating the admissibility of government for consequential damages es not think that the language of jladstone was calculated to induce the Americans to with¢raw their demands. It dis- approves altogether the verbal discussion of the treaty. The London Telegraph, while it thinks the speeches of the Minister’ indiscreet, and likely to prove mischievous, yet criticises the comments of the American newspapers ou the subject, saying that the stand of the English government was only in obedience to the unani- | mous impulse of the country. ——<—$<——— Wat Mupcett Says Anout THE “GrNe- RAL ORDER” Business.—Legrand B. Cannon testified before the Congressional Retrenchment Committee, in New York, yesterday, that Mr. Mudgett intormed him that General Porter was connected with Colonel Leet in the general order business. This Porter denied, but in an- other conversation Mudgett repeated the state- ment and said Leet had canceled checks from ixby, Let's partner, in his possession. Mudgett was called and said he believed w he had stated was correct, and believes so still. Ix THe Britise Pa RLIAMENT yesterday, Mr. Forster introduced a bill providing for secret balloting. Mr. Newdgate opposed it, arguing that it would lead to universal suftrage. The | bill passed to its first reading. In accordance with the notice given on Wed- nesday, Mr. Milbank proposed to callon Sir Char Dilke to justify before the house his re- cent speeches against the Crown, but he was | ruled out of ‘order. THE SEVERITY of the present winter in the extreme western country has been without a parallel, and the loss ot life by freezing has been alarmingly large. Advices from Plymoath y, lowa, state that not less than fifteen persons recently froze to death within fifteen miles of that pl ‘Terrible suffering and loss of life are also rted in the Utah Cottonwood mining district. Rew Tracepy.—Roswell H. Jerome, son of the New York Alderman, died Tuesday from an over-dose of opium, taken to quiet his nerves. He was prostrated by liquor. His mother has is father is quite ill. s7-Hyde Park, Penn., is threatened witha short Supply of water, on ‘account of the mines it. 87 Colnmbus, Ga., has had a snow-ball socia- ble, which was thoroughly enjoyed by those who escaped with their lives. &7-The Senate of Ohio yesterday passed the house bill providing that persons who have read newspaper reports of criminal transactions shall be competent to serve as jurors. 2 BZ,The New York assombly last night, by Party vote, passed the concurrent resolution Tencinding the action of the terner segislatare withdrawing New York's ratification of the fifteenth amendment. The resolution had previously passed the state senate. a oak REPUBLICAN 4. ASSOCIA- <there an adjourned meetin, om es Union Lense ue Hall, on 84’ DAY EN ENING. the Toth instant. Important ssi baginese will bo transacted, and it is de- sired that every member be pres: WARREN C. ©. STONE, Rec. Bec, mA SPECIAL MEETING of the YOUNG BOLICS’ FRIEND ett will be Hall, = Baru oRB AY. ory table — on re vat and the ‘holics re most cord em lavited rict arnt ND ALLA, ee toat Pr resi it, sosuc pass Oe Secret, * 19 3 ANNUAL MEETING. oF TH Boar OF TBADE will be held on FRI Ve EXT. at 7% o'clock. As business of im. (ees will be offered = he Grover as of the - eae SAMUEL, i BAO Prosident. (Republican, Patriot and Te co} (yr nronrat SAY Tas, Tam as BUILDING ASSOCIATION. How. THOMAS L. TULLOCK, President. WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Bey., Treasurer. Will meet FRIDAY. 9th ins ‘ant, at J oclock corner %h Y. 6. ing} ) riot for tl ry ued. in sertess all, and examine EDWARD McB. TIMONEY. ¢ Fair for the ORPHA: IANS OF Sr. M. 8 ouURe ‘H is —¥ Cg pg | Washington ant Sth streets, ty of unef ertleleeuse te be rated off Phe Per wil Gentine a'tew days only eS JUSEPH AND DENVER = RAIL. BOAD COMPANY. Exrcvtive Orrice, No. 31 Nassac Starer, New Yors, February 1, 1572. § ‘The Coupons and registered interest due Febraary 15, 1872, on the Firet Mi: ht per Cent. (3 p. )Gold Bonds (E. D.), amd the Eight per Cent. (5 ¢.) Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gand Grant Bonds (W. D_) of the t. Joseph and Denver City Bailroad Company, will be paid at the office of ity of New Yerk, upon presentation and d.mand on and after that date, Free of Tax. FRANCIS A. COFFIN, Ass’t Treasurer, St.J.& D.C. BR. Co _febt-2w eek EMOVAL NOTICE. care. 8. GOLDSTE! IN & 00. hage REMOVED aged Leas Ofice hone . west, one door worth of Pa s Fitch 1 Loan Office, under the Metropolitan fron: ating Pe Linge Boe th to C street. central Satna tions he accomm. v v8. make theirs the safest as al: 50 re en Office in ng country. In their s have on hand alwi “seseene gre tien ctine ‘geldand ‘Silver fact “Siam plated Wares Facey Goad Gust i sia ce ke aa they will sell with ata bew ™ they il sell with 4 cost. “A call ‘on thean will all th tre mame le not mleplocede SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FEEEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Baxxixe House orrosisz tHe Treasvey. made witb this sterst'd bette eer cess that payable July ‘end January in each year. aes we Bey BUBSES’ HOserT AL. AT FESEDMEN’S priv: ‘an entrance the oA and most extem: Guns, Haseena Gm war rr. bd 9 %_ 610, 419 and 614 sh st.. bet D and B_ 410, ‘is aaa dba Cy Eye aaa FIBANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York money market was somewhat disturbed yesterday, for the first time, by the Alas aims eoatroversy between the Cnited Britain. The London market, The latter market, however, tner tn 6 @ds the close of the day. The deal- pin gold a New New York yesterday were were weak, an pam was Sie ear beret steady. jeut Securities. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the follows toa: ag v8. MESA § rae elem ids 200, 1886. ide 12 Et aS Aw Rone iinet Boarp. 8. ene @d aly , 196711 Pte, a Hi] Set San.asuly Ba F500 Janay; oe} Bei ace if ini) copes oe 300; Jan, Ny, Ourreney Qe. iae tt [By Franklin Tet — yeas, Feb. Ph Company, 600 Pa-avenue. rob. 9 First Board — 10.9) a. m.— Nik; 630% Ma, conpon, TIS: 5%, Soe coupon, cou! mi #0 nce y coupon TON; 5.20, or coe. fo, 1%; 8.30, 38, compen, 1113s, 10-0 i: Currency Se 14 uew 6 per gents Canton, i; Westere, Union ‘Telegraph. 7%, Qu silver, 30%, oe Mail, 56% lame Express, Wells) Fatgo a Gut E America rosa, 8 Cnttcd Binter Expres hate Wee Yak | Ome ntral — J Hndson, Jee New York Central Scrip, > Harlem, 14% ae 113%; Michi gor Oooteat 1 tak asco el Wie: Ehion Prete Ratirond, 74: tilanie Gent ‘gem a sae New Jeter S New Jerse wi ‘iwaukie so oe h & W a& Myon Cock re Havnibal “bieago nd. Alion, 123%; Obio and Ch icago & ol Bonde, 87 « are me ne 94's: Oeutral Pa- wets: Union Pacific Ist Bonds, 91%. (ati Market strong. . North Carolina’s, new, 1 all Wid. Battimore, Feb. 9—Cotton quiet; low mid- lings, 2254 on 3 Flour active and very corm ‘ors sel and 6X aT gre. tas western, 69470. $114." Bulk meats quiet; shoulders, 5; rib sides, 64; clear rib sides. (Be loose and fully cured. Bacon steady; shoulders, 64; rib sides, 7%; clear rib sides, 8; hams, 14. Lard steady, ‘9%. Western butter lore Ce stgek very light, Whisky nominal, 91404, New York, Feb. 9.—Stocks steady. Gold steady, 10.” Money, 7. Governments dull. vi nL gh 6's. new, 56. apis Carolina’s, 32 new, 16 Wess ar yea 45; short, 93. New Yonx, our shade firmer. P doin is held higher and quiet. Corn shade irmer. Lonpon, Feb. 9, 1.30 p. m.—Consols for money for account, 2. Bonds of 1802, 914; 1865, old, 9114; 1867, 916 10-40", FRANKYORT, Feb. 9. of 1862 Panis, Feb. 9.—Rentes 56 francs 35 centimes. ~~ pe in the Bank of France has increased rancs. nae ANA, Feb. 8.—Exchange quiet and weak; onthe United States 60 days, currency, premium; short sight, 4% days, gold, 11% premium; short sight. mium. Sugar, No. 12, Duteh standard, sendy at Ilally reals. The Weather. Wan DEPARTMENT, viaee ~_ Signal Officer, Wasuinoton, D. }, 1872, 10 a.m. Syorsie vor’ tam mee TWENTY-POUR nouns.—The highest barometer, which on Thursday morning was over the east and middle Atlantic coasts, has diminished and moved northeastward to the New England ,tates; the lowest has moved northeastward from the Guif ¢ North Carolina coast, the area of rain having extended to New eka and cloudy weather to eastern Pennsylvania and Massa. chusetts; brisk and high northeasterly winds have prevailed during the night from Cape Hat- teras to Long Island; clearing weather has ex- tended eastward over Alabama; the pressure has diminished quite rapidly from the lower Missouri valley to Lake pe oat With southerly to easterly winds,whence cloudy weather is now reported; threatening and rainy weather has continued at San Francisco and Portland, Ore- **PionasitrTiEs.—The low barometer over the North Carolina coast move northeastwardly, th brisk and high northeasterly winds extendin Cape Cod during the day; easterly ly winds, cloudy weather for the east and middie Atlantig states, the area of rain extending to Massachusetts; nortwesterly winds with clearing weather ex- tend eastward over the south Atlantic states to- night; the barometer continue falling from the lower Missouri valley to the upper Takes, with southerly to easterly winds and cloudy and threatening weather. Cautionary signals con- tinue at Norfolk, Cape May and ork, and are ordered for New London and Bostos, WHEEL WHIGuts BEAD! THE BEST OAK IN THE DISTRIOT at WILLETT & LIBBEY, feb9 tf__Cor. 6th street ond New York avenue, oe PUBLICATIONS, BLUE BOOK FOR 1872, afte Feral de names of the principal civil oflcers Cogerrment; army and navy list; po ‘snd statistical information relating to the teparate States Sad tame and other portions cf the contipent of America, and the official census of the United States for 1570." OFFICIAL CENSUS . of the United States and Territories, Pl, jgand of British h Amerien from the he m of the aot - on Information relati te id A , the ration CONGRE4IONAL DIRECTORY, official edition, compiled for the use of Congress. Wahilttaker's Almanac; New York Herald Almanac; Tribune Almanac. McPherson's Political Histories; Works on Political “"Beonom; ghomy: latory of the Common School System in New York. PHILP & S@LOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS, febo 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE athe sock | W WANTS. yANTED-A NURSE aired, A and O6.reets between N <—K good QOUK, WASH. ANTEL RB ani TRONER: axgh DET No. 922 16h street, be- Bi van 1313 Vermoat arenes, cement De tween Land = 13 fo work in a contractors. pot ink ay id and peas teh ieer cha vai 1 | palicese to ae scist wilh the washing. Call at isis ANTED—A sileat or ective PARTIED in on ilress atvER,S a tal ot Sigw0 to 8100. “Address A PA! fae ‘TED—To rent Wan BRICK Hi i ey rey One Bett 17, Washing! ANTED—& white BR 01 Good references required 622 Eure, between 6th and Tu Mresias| ia nee rent. Ws ANTED-A BRICKLAYER, PLASTEKER, CARPENTER. KR. CABINET MA KEN acd CHAIR-CANER, at 33 Now Jersey ay between D and Este, Cail in eveaing. Tatot March, bem CROULE wit ‘awrable, ina re nek rma NT wes y We 4stsD—1, rt, tidy GIRLS, whi h one as Ce Pape a se. and one i Ledhagt he usework: at treet souther forse: APP os" WASTE! table wi 08 Attest nccok washer ‘nnd ironer. Gest reterencer. Can be seen for three atNo. 12 lith street, between E avd F streets. Ww: ana ert a Perate family ol thr © p persons, sicsn cue wen cccwmmneiee @erehak: ™ eneiieon come well recom! > unin WU be niven, at 120 sth atroot, between. P ana @. ANTED—By a small private family, st 612 M sireet north. between 6th aud 7th’ strests, id willing WOMAN, to keep children in order, do nil the housework necessary, exerpt the cook= — and ironing. Good pagar TANTFD A cod recommended Waite, at 601 P street, corner of 6th. a 1 yy JANTED—An experienced | WATOHM a AND JEWELEK. 1203 F 12th Washington. ANTED—A smali COLOBED B Felerences required. Apply at 438. ‘toni avenue. WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER to tae estire charae of @ house; family numbering six wht. Star Office, stating terms, = aes Ww farm, ® whort dis am tH ciy, © MAN-AND BIS WIFE Call at No. 423 K streot, between 4th and Sth streets, where be can procure a position i ANTED—A GIKL to do cooking and general housework, (without washin, 13rd, fo hale dress 8 ne ieee of two children. Apply a = st aa WANTED Imincdistery 200 Pine wood at Great Felis Brice To conte per cord. cash. Apply at the store of GARRETT & MANS, Great Fale Ma.” Ts ot Wixi white GIRL or middle aged wo- to cook and assist in washing and ironing private = Tas required. I i A respectabli WHITE Gini aie ae ferred) for general housework in a rivate family. Recommendations required. Apply, new brick "houses Massachusetts seonce, between 20th and 2ist streets N. W. 33 ANTED—By a g od tenant, a HUUSE con- taining three four (roome location, 14th or riven ; ref ba os Ww 15th district ddresa 8. WOMAN, sia ee 3 Ger rred. knquire at the south cast corner of Gay wud Montgomery streets, Ge George: town, bt —A WOMAN to ovok, wash =i iroa private family. Apply at 1441 Massa- ts avenue, between 1éth and 16th sts. fob5-tf ANTED— 160 WOOD CHOPPER: URNACE. Mouirkirk aie the we shin gton pee railroad, 15 miles from Was! 8: 0) cords of wood are to Be cut, Seventy cents @ cord will be paid, _ Apply at the Furnace, __ fit ANTED—To hire a No.1 GABDENER-one Ww who can come well B ugmp arr es is en ing to live on the Bockville tury npike near Tenral- lytown. Apply to DODaE & DARNEILBE, Pe 4g F street, bet Lith and 25th ats ANTED—Eve ty Lady = ewer chine to call-at the KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE ‘SALEFROOMS, 1009 Fst and oo Prof. Lufkin’s Ohampion Treadie in operation. TI ‘Treadle is the greatest laber-saving and health pi servator ever invented. Can be attached to any machine. Frice | = I ANTE! ies «f this District = vicin- ity to gall at PILLIN’S, 1103 Pennsylvania RAPP’S WALKING MOTI a TERADUE and. JOHNSON’S BUFFLEB AN PLALTER in operation. i272 Wi TED—At the EMPLO baie CE OFFICE. EMPLOYMENT and all persons . SERVANTS. such aa cooks, chamber- uusckeepers, nurses, farm hands, clerks, tere and other mecha Persons having Houses to rent can fi 2 et TENANTS, by apply- to GARDINER & O0., 34 O strest, PRs Baltimore Batlroad A Depot. Jan! Wi NTED —Servants, both male and female, can find good HOME! aud ne eUkER ai 7c ots ‘Class SER NT NE 0. MES. LOUISE C. j A ease the Arliny pee BMAIDS; also, G tal KA th st..near K. BUTLER. ton, first-class CHAM- LS te do — work. Jan ASPB Bray one to kn Eyer wenarectaring MACHIN CTO} nd. tl at HOOD'S Jewelry Store, bet. sand 6th streets. hat the Finckle new SEWLNG f-sctting Needle Agency at 0, 409 Pennsylvania avenue, “J. W.SPIOER. Jan8-ly ait LI iP PEYSER, Agent, dec9-3m_ te UpULe PE YSER, Agent, ANTEDN LOTHING, DI- Ve SER RES GOLD and'stte, in FRRIONAL PROPERTY. hatin cash be paid at the OLD TIAN LI Srrice. si ‘Fin etrest, D and the a1 “Fai-ty ROBERT FULTON & 00. Es Foe tego are new and: REVOLVERS, ayes Ww iknow that the best" 6: CLE” is accurately suited to t estat b toy He HEM PLER. tne Opals cities By 2nd. Penuayivania evens. Depot for ermometers: Wierceray na tr e SEPpSrla Bitoni avenue. LOST AND FOUND. GOT TOs the ih of January, « BUNOH O LiXEyS? Please leave at O86 stro tween 6th 7th, and be rewarded, “Fras Sin dtreet NERTIFIOATE N. B ELD- Cina dssoots ION ‘Oe GkORGRTOWS. tho public are cautioned not to receive it. ‘oolé p= IN MIND THAT ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF Have fr ently been paid, and are stilt being paid, for articles you can bay for one dollar at the. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 Severn Staget. G OF FROM 25 TO 75 CENTS 13 * OEaweeeD: TO YoU on 6 +4 DOLLAB YOU INVEST THERE. NEW ARTICLES BECELVED BAILY! The foller have PARI 1 GILT gold lated; aye Afull Hing of gol plate i CAMEO. ited Ti Th alge ee OFs in cantifal waa ilend “BLY L BUTTONS ins sates variety; probably i possible patterns, a 8) IRAL STUDS is ina wSUAR uae Hie Son M. NIT ae hs eens sind 8 TAPS Fires pate sete hek bree 25 ry lot of our celebrated @) CORSETS, with gence ae Someath BE SURE TO VISIT SLVERBERO’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 313 SEVENTH STREET, fed6-tf Near Pennsylvafiia JENKIN’ “ ANNIBILATOR,” N; Pune te tregermemeete te. UND, » cA Fo. brome, 1-3 Hoots anv exons. _ Se ned, | BOARDING. eo : re to F street care; 413-ah ih street. £7-3t* OOMS, with good, BOARD and b ng, ot ORD msreet Rene casant PARLOR Torment, Bae Fine, months PORT MURR aiatae EEE F Feniriane avenue. jan?2-Im WITH PL! a OUTFITS, 906 Panvsyivasia AVENE, FASHIONABLE HATTESS AND FURRIERS SAVE THE LATEST STYLE HOLIDAY SILK HAT, FOB WINTER, NEW AND HANDSOME. ocla RECELVED aD J = BsOaDWAY SPRING STYLE INGHAM, at bis new Ne Ri SP ee | a ‘inmodelingset, od sigh styles ss usual. Remember a come — CUNNINGHAM, _fobT-6e Practieal Bi ASSES: MABKG! ! Sih se a ce Briers ee 1019 for the sierra er een C. SCHNEIDER'S, PRACTICAL BELL HANGER, FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘T—Tne THIRD STORY of House 907 Muntreay re unfurnished. Tagyico and I streets. D ROOMS.(same Rese: “haseta sr ” Baton hOUSE, Sooveh vt, and near a ove, vaults in pave nent for inet ac > eee s Careitare for sale. mb he Or IULTAB mo _ iven on the Tet cf Mat me oF SeOmAT af » re |; GEOBGE W. PHI —— ;oR- onan re Bet oa HOUSE NO. to 8 god ten i ow. STEWART, Rat atroet ot tho mews desirebl~, sin bel Aves = arc PS 5S"55 81,500 cy “i fourth i Dit irpte to be made within three x at ols pix cant, per an Ti No. 715 151 ‘streets Between Penna, avenu? Lis street *OR RENT—BRIOCE H No. 1921 H wr nerthweet nine rooms. Apply to A A, WiLs SON, No 1933 Pennsyivania avenn® Ts FOB BENT-STORE No. 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, with shelving and counters. Apply vext deor ft, SIRO PO LE ‘A, ‘gh CARPENTER AND BUSINESS CHANCES. | THE TRADES. CILDER, Cores oF Tre STREET AnD ARE BUS: For oats, Oppoaite Martest, a eI ing BOSNESS not a npg td eyutend the Constraction Ba located al : eae T: ces oe ey ma for Sob" Work solicited and promp:ty a: Oeil go DEFERRED | i a ¥, $2.50 18 BIGELOW. 799 7th street. | gas" PHECHANICAL OPTiCIAN. Fe Heving pof = Tie are | Zia auallhy Brariiinn ames wo Suse! anita B arts J. B. TURTOR, ih oy ‘ase OFFICE RE ator aD ~ CARPENTER, BUILDER, < GOLDSTEIN a ann “erat 619 Penn ‘OB SALE OHEAP. i‘ | CONTRACTOR 7,000—81.000 Casi AND BAL ANCE on | Orders for House Carpentering Jobbing or Coo Lone Neg Story and bascment BRICK, | Teqore Work speedily attended to with beck buil ting: whitemarbleixammings: cleven | SIPs =F — — eniences; in rooms; gs, wener and all modern c adeligbiful peig: cho vee a “exe, . e al Jam BRIEN, PRACTICAL csr & nd eat ___ 816 F atreet, berwonn shang Dw 60 re 608 how y Leviniany reeee rd 4 -; NON GOOD REAL ESTATE Trtidence, 929 Wf. FY jand)-t0r arest: VOXEY To LOAN —Feom $500 ty 518 088 WWE on Bret clase Real Estate evcari ctiopable parties. W tty at Law, No. 401 mth er D street northwes! ats FOR SALE. FOR SALE At Congress 3! btetce D and E. Capitol Prompt attention. AY=e ANP FLAG DEPOT. JOHN C. HOWAN, Manufactnrer of Awnings. Tents, Horse aut Wagon Covers. Decorsti Lntle for Batis « oe. All orders a thonded to 713 ot Space. over Bi ‘T= AND AWNINGS, TENTS tor Saloor Rent for Camp Meetings, # Festivals Mesty, TOL LOAN or business moter BH rivate «ale rs. and can be ‘om ap Ten minutes ment. In ‘OR RENTT toners. 9 vanin sver-mear 8400, POR se MAR YLavD WOOD LAND OR | FIRST CLASS SCOURER, for an offics. | Terma nioderate THE WOOD STANDING Thetrack insap | 616 orn SrueKT, Orros:te Parent Ore averue, up stairs. to comtatn from thirty” 3) 49 sisty thotcand Fo. RENT—HOUSE No. 1498 D sirect north | ‘Ymixed word. Oak and Chosiout." Pines | By prom <a adopting the latest tmeroroms ‘West, near Treasury Deparment sents ty be the best wood now standing near ( mvc pcm rooms; water in yard. App! Yard nthe ae re wood or pileat ie bullding Canal! northwest _ | febr-t vel land and level rv ding (OR BE }09 Four and-a half direst WePMANK TCC ER At street west, one door north of Penusy! Annapolis, Md garment. p hyge formerly occupied by 8. Goldstein & — sige eT Chothne ato Poe 3 Mi i Iny he garment. ai th at O49 Pemneylvania avenue, under the Motrip PERSONAL. | ots Marin e vying - : tan Hotel tf peowseg Snag bet gy anc = FE THE LADY WHO BY MISTAKE TOOK epairing done nea ow paying 16 per con BEY theaerong MUFF from the sore of WM. | Ne A style of cleaning Kid GI sof Stoome ench, with every couveaicnce, | SHUSTER & BBO last Wetueaday will please two pair 40 cents, fe mont central location in this city. ‘The owaer | turn the same to the above m tioned store sie will Fmmings cleaned ut to move from the city, an i sellths | receive her own in exchange. =e fcned at 21 per Co pe, houses on very Liberal terms. Address © _F. ATTIE J. FRENCH. Ciaircovami, Metveal | (hate col i dnd eae . > ae Uae. and business Mediwm. Xr rated in wing lata tab cied ts tie cse., FuE BAUR That very, desirable and beautifal | Correct aud reliable commuuicat ome apd | tehecet oceeich ESIDENCE. No, 2501 Pennsylvania svogue J sitnese her wanderfal power \{ ercond sight: 2 | x parieh over 30000 square fect of set, tr Joth street N. id | iy ly onge contains m rooms, a sixtoen-foot hall ‘A i Mea rae aaa snd fine cellars, and haa commanding view cf the | [MJAPAME PARK ae ailing ea jos ‘ABLISHED 1833. river and surrounding country. E street, between 1th and Hlth cae 7 f-eost_[Rep} S11 7th st, ioe wnite Peas OR. from 98. m. to 9p. m. eS 3w* 2 JOBN McDERMOTT & Rw Peso ga of Spire, the highest =} COACH MAKERS AND Caxki ac ev oto me icing. hee the wonder ® . eceanee Torta, dat nttagtcaee | force ol ghovatne inc. tll ihe tant prea apd | 310 Pounarioasins aur year pc. And gee in the house, with» large side yard niteciea yt pss apes gy doabg Sees RECEIVED ON STAKAGE AND SOLD to the premises. Terms moderate toa good teuant. | Conte: ‘ose COMBI, Apply to T. DOWLING, Auctioneer, Canntaene KS REPAIR. th 4 Bridge stre-t, LARIES SUFFERING FROM TRREGULARI f7-c08t* et 4 igs, weaknesses aint peculiar: heir ax should confd ‘ON, the oldert as Foz, RENT—A sone, furnished secon tablashed and only reliabl ad colo Physician mak FRONT ROOM. with or without Board, at No | ing a specialty of female complaints in the city He 26 north A street, Capitol Hill, convenient to street pecially invites acall from those who have beer om cara, {6 4" I ecwived by sxindiors. He gusrantors « epccds (OR SALE—TWO BRIOK HOUSES: new: six | (Bre or no S-parate Rooms for lady pa K Toma cach: hall. gas sod water. Only $1600; | “ents, Hooma No. TAl T strect, between Teh soc se —— — i os HE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND F street. O%, N HARRI BaP 1 Ki ELIEF aren “ ae oon NY, » —Tesi ef 3 men from the effects of Errore ai pases | Banking House, No. bt peer lege Hie” one sauste tneariyi je. Manhood restored. Semiaal emitestane ' from terminus of 14th street care. Apply on orem Fee . RENT—Furnished or uafurn she No. 1415 G m.. between Lath at re bh at a particu ATIMER & CLEARY, Auc- Brokers southwest corner ra F°, BENT—Two iy FURNISHED PARLORS aud CHAMBER? su tathe for Sen- © Members of C Congress Loration most de- in the city, at 1505 Pennsylvania tant business—past, preseut “j ents to method of treatment. New and Femarkable reme- riage removed. New kx and Circulars # nt free. in anal copes. Adkiress, Bow an RD ASSOCIATION Ny south 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec2-0oltm Mes R. SAWYER, Cir ryan, ‘Macnatic Tex Wed dium. ean be conenlted at her » 31S Thee between C and D sts. * from 6% te at the Bank laws 38) Oy fo receive deposiiaon'y. ot ac nid for @ copy ef thee harter and B: WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. F ‘OR EENT otic story BRICK HOUSE, No. 1414 F street, between Ith and 15th sts mn TOONS a ceflar; nd clothes-reom. A. 3 aOtem. Onrriage Factory, 14! gas and wat y to ANDRE and E streets. aeerae BANKERS, 1427 F street, (two doors from U.®. Troasary De partment.) FOR DIAMONDS, ac., Call on BEN?. L. HOOD a? ‘OB SALE—A FARM (30 acres) Prince | , Reh ape he large opposition Jewelry Store te WASHINGTON, D. 0 oni “1 ga the past twenty five aiteatan rege — ey fein aes rieige ff the most reliable WAT oS vic pbscelve Deposits and transact « General Banking itimore and ete.,from 1 to 80 per cent. below the {obrallroed, Therat A pS af Daning: | coual prices, N.B Most of then han pone tane Exchange on the principal cities taken and cives house, erfect repair, containing ten Tooms; @ feoant's bones, the wiped bas buildings. and ea br chard of exc: once, and a rable neighborhood. Price, 88.500. F. DEAKINS, urar - roperty ESTOR, at Bias & on : Bam rye, Washineton sity. ABLOR and BED =e mee Soor,newly and handsomely farnished: both hot and cold water. Also. cther Room= jupoished or unfurnished. First-class location. 1332 1 opposite Fraukiin Square 13-61 ‘OR RENT—One bands imel been obtatmed in $chacee for real « a Sold for cash without No 469 PENNSTLY, ANIA AVENUE T™= FLORENCE S. i | at_par to our deposit. res tom — farmished im relation *Canen Scatve Depertmente MIDDLETON & 00. Wsmseros city savin BANK, SEWING MACHINES. IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK -STITOR o 1 wah hanhl = lorper 7th street jana Avenue, FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. aa PAYS 6 PER CENT INTEREST OS DBPOSITS « Luterest commences from date of + al Havin oe 4 the Self Adyusti; “yes = LOR and BED BOOM: also, one lon aud Reversible Reed, thes ou he Pgfrenn betmade wos dram a wit nished Bed room on Pea second floor, with water and | tor to fasten —— on desired soo. re oD mymet J A. RU Eon We ad the southwest corner of er oe Or ‘and eye FRAME Pots. in good loca tions. Small payment cash; balance monthly. Ia- KELLEY » Beal Estate Agent, ath street northwest, between I and x w of JO} quire, of Jos ca = OH RENT Suite of BOOMS, parlor for, tur- FoReE oi pstrect parioe SoCgat eee instalments. iy s So "Scher macbians tebse eae ae AIRING dove promptiy i 8 LETEAD. Agent LOAN OFFICES. AL NOTICE! JA* cocuz eco. BANKERS, HEBZBERG’S LOAN OFFICE, A OM MENT Parish anal. large Established in the District in 1562, is Fornish REVENT B STAMPS of au four-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 911 H strect ‘ arninh REVENUE STAMPS of oll dgnae ort, between 9h amd 10h streets west; room: REMOVED TO 621 C STREET, seus fate ree, ceilings high: within two adoaren of ft Between 6ru axp Tru StReets N.W., lug tatereat yaeciy catestion on =A Nbtigoal Bank ofthe iven immediately JUNCANSON, at jan’ett M. lie. FOE SALE—One of those Sine HOUSES now near Ope Block Above the Former Stand. In cummection with ny Loan 01860 I hove spened a SALESROO. redeemed M. INSURANCE COMPANIES. r the sale of Uni ein 621 Lereiane thus secarit = completion, situated on Ith, near © street, yy frouing “on pmtagycebeer dppenmin ag pea INSURANCE COMPANY, W., of three-story and basement, pross-brick trout, | which makes this vate Loan Office in the OF HARTFORD, conn. a eae —_ steps, and Nd — imore eg District. Bavieg oa —_ a sayy si this =o 7” ad BY, peo BICHAND ROTHWELL: Bae ae be ete peg he Sd e sogtlurt from thiel4. col able and favor. N. B..or No. ile Penna, avenue 8... janz2 lm CHARLES HERZBERG, ite rine wot den SR COMPAR Y. » moet grat F°%.2 ‘soa a. ies atrent, N OFFICE AND SALESKOOM, January. 1073 aay = neengee Inquire eae ic Store, next door. Pe vist Tougutween Sth aid Teh sereots i W cm sues tang tor all ether ciuime the oes ae HOUSE on loth st., io CS a Py Tieh cy ie Capital of ara ae aed, (SHAPMAN ‘No. Bebe Property 4 asain bot ot TS R0 Pach street: hts ims <thitcc mee, 1 tar Company t0 to insure in than t= PHENINe ot OB RENT OR Sas CEDAR = CAROS LOAN OFFI D BAZA F deatrable Residence, on Goor H cignts. is No. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, A. S. PRATT 4 SON, Agents, new ‘three 5 : which are fige bai banling nite the grounds are’ or: Between 9h and 10th streets, ¥.M. 0. A. BUILDING, pamented with shrubbery. The House is o double Has decided t off his Entire Brock in Fine | jen2-tr Corn wb and D ste. oerea eee a Fass Georgetown Post Ol | Smog s arias ap FC BANCH OFFI" fice." sants-solm~— | SISHING, GOODS, tn oF mak: - ig E EXCHANGE ‘OLTY eRO- taeap OR . EET YT FuR ad From ten ot ge, canoex | COHFES TDA ng Kah AF Your miles from the ci on the best road in York avenue, | a ie Soe the District, and av Fable location fore the city at the lowest ‘cocupied b> count Ingat ane ee 480 emaeey ‘and Bilver Watches, oom. ai, Vetere} NS iver "But 7 ‘janle-im Plate Piated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladine aad , ‘where all bet. 6th % Clothing, Oarpets, and ail articles of holders and friesds of the for | value. "All goods kept ome Fear. fxg York Lids.” and where +) its of Seer en BOO! ‘OB om re Pakhed with oc wu Bo BY wee ‘epon all the mest approved eae, rae. reclame abeemt MEDICAL, &c. aT idaccmenta offered 3 wlleltcrs ne pe ty ge — D%,,LEON. No. 721 1 strect. aboveTth, can be | GecR2-Su* Bole Agentfor District of Golumble, niened oc anlarnabed, at Mo. 478 Casrents Botge- | LD cnelued privately ani” cata GUuAkIeiaeoe RATIONAL SETROPOLITAS ‘By com) far to - The Doctor is FUSE INSURANCE COMVARY, Fo OB RENT —A BALOO ag | the oldest iahed ian in the city, well farnlahed: hoe modern provements, Charges yg a DISTRICT OF UOLUMBIA. SS 131: Ee kin Diss: Fe? rg Towne R Se aa canal Sager ORGAnIO AND Skin : ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1670 + PEMALE DISEASES rested end Contnement | CASH CAPITAL... 100,008 ibe case andgenclose Bol-eotf street. eavies en roy reece i ibesent Address = oe Dr Ofte; te Pe: Peeples SALE OR LEASE Tao Bion | THOMPEON, No. 646 Nth strect," Pulladel- | vanie arouse ‘sree OSES br atuv, Fe AOR URI Peer em Server oORB ‘Law BoGnis, 31 Mede! SAPIUEL OROBS. t ‘Becestary . Wn. sz. | Joba T. Leaman, Mees Kelis, Dire Can'ke:comaniegt Ricord U. ing cure ina few “F's. cpon receipt of @0, avi snd medi- L | aoa. a PL hae — LARRY ant MEN'S SATORELS, hg het LA‘IES* DRESS TRUNKS, iseans, Bypudis, ‘a SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, ond . TRAVELING Bags, sum, | OP pa ERY and HARNESS, PES6s portent ose ieemtemebens ~ < CARRIAGE ROBES, ac., ae. 1? tel PRIOES FOR M. WILLIAR MANUFACTORY HAVING LATELY BHLARGED HIS DRESEMAKING DEPARTMENT, . Is new able to make DRESSES at the shores 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUR, febs-tf 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. ‘Wo are prepared to furnish CRUSHED OR BROKEN STONE to Contractors in quantities to suit. We.creaiso BUYING HARD BUSELE STONE EX ALB, tu pers ee 5 Ue FOR CASH et cer 4. B. 306 2 00.. Foot of K The W: oe