Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. (ROSBY S. NOYES.......Eaiter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.............Pebrnary 12, 1978. The Course of the Routh in s War with It is probable that Great Britian, in assuming @ belligerent tone towards this country, has counted upon the probability of getting some material or other support from the unrecon- strueted South inthe event of war. England probably looks upor the South as the same ele- ment of weakness to us that Ireland is to her. That the rebel spirit would show itself to some extent in case of a war is Hi Already the Louisville ¢ a moderate southern paper, declares that the + mpathy and aid of the South cannot be ¢ by the fed- eral government in the event uf hostilities with Great Britain. Says we Je cireumstances, they could for- n patriotic enthusi that the question ispute between th ed States and Great vutenance given by ontederate cause, will scarcely do so as the matter Stan a But it England counts vpon positive aid from the southern states she is leaning upon a broken reed. A few hot-headed rebels who have nothing to lose might probably take part with the British, hut the southerners who have any property interests at stake, or who have mentee port will be ¥ . selves anew horrors ant urdensof war. Only im aase Eng land we ong enough in men to mndertake to land an army of invasion ir th, co% hope to do us any serious mischief through re disaficetion. But she has not the men for any such purpese. It is her weakness in this respect that has made her avoid taking a hand in any ot the late European wars. Her entire army would searce suffice for a home guard over her own disaffected territory in case of war, and her main reliance for purposes offensive must be upon her navy. +20e- There seems to be a renewal of the agitation for narrow gauge railroads in every direction. ‘There was a meeting in Baltimore on the 8th | instant, to take action upon a project for the construction of sueh a road from that city to Towsontown; also from Peach Bottom, on the Susquehanna river, through Harford and Balti- more counties, to tap the Northern Central raii- way. Committees were appointed to ascertain the cost, Kc. has been ordered to a third reading which pro- vides that corporations may be formed for the purpose of constructing axd operating railroads of the gange of three feet and six inches or less, but not less than twenty inches between the rails, whenever capital stock to the amoant ot 1,000 for every mile of such railroad has been subscribed. Other states are moving, and an important convention, composed of rasdroads of this description will answer the pur- pore of roads of wider gauge, and generally of »-certaining their cost, the expense of operating m and keeping them in repair, the relations « their freight capacity to the demands of the country§ their safety and accommodation as respects passenger traffic, and what general | system ought to be adopted in their con- struction and management. The convention, it is said, will be attended by the most eminent civil engineers and railroad builders of the country, and great results are expected from it. ‘The system bas received a fair trial in the west A portion of the Denver and Rio Grande rail- road, from Denver City to Colorado Springs, a distance of seventy-five miles, is now open. ‘The track bed of this railroad is six feet wide, the distance between the rails three feet. The | locomo and cars are very much smallerand lighter than on the wide gauge roads. The pas- senger cars are arranged so that two passengers siton one side of the passage-way, and one on the other. Each car is divided a door, and the seats for two and one, respec- tively, are reversed in the two sections, so as to balance thecar. The care now used are 7 feet wide, and 1% feet high from rail to top, but they have been found too smail for the comfort assenzers, and larger ones are being built. ‘The advantages claimed for the narrow-gauge system rest upon the principle that, with sufi cient width of track to give capacity of car- risge, all further increase of width inereases the weight of engines and cars in greater propor- tion than it increares capacity; or that the dead weight of a train increases with the width of the track. ——_ + wee- ‘The resignation by Col. Forney of his position as collector of the port of Philadelphia has been construed by some as indicating a purpose on his part to take ground against President Grant. A dispatch sevt to the Philadelphia Pr-ss last | night by its Washington correspondent, Mr. J. Mactarland, and which probably represents Mr. Forney’s views in resigning his position, says that he will continue to give the President his earnest friendship and support, but that “he feels that it is time to ery ‘Hait” once more to the desperate men who are trying to use the name ef General Grant to keep them in or help them to offices. He believes in the conciliation of the oid dissatisfied anti-slavery leaders of the country. He pleads for good relations between Grant and Sumner, between Grant and Fenton, between Grant and Greeley, and insists that | what Mr. Lincoln did with the men dissatistied | with bis administration, Gen. Grant ought to do | with the dissatisfied to his.” ss0e- - The muddle in the Pennsylvania Senate has been still further complicated by the death of Senator Evars, of the fifth district, announced in Saturday's Star. Last year a tie occurred by the death of Senator Watt, and the same thing happened this year by the death of Sen- ator Connell. Now, just as the republicans have gained the ascendancy by Mr. Gray taking his seat as the successor of Mr. Connell, and as the senate is in the midst of an investigation ute alleged frauds to put him there, the une: pected demise ef Mr. Evans adds to the previ- ously existing difficulties. The committee on the contest of McClure for Gray's seat is com- ysed of five republicans an four democrats. they report against receiving his petition, at will doubtless settle the matter so far as be fourth district is concerned, and the interest will then center In the fifth. In the New York Assembly a bill | Il the mar- | row gauge companies of the United States, | is to be held in St. Louis next June, for the | purpore of diseussing the question whether | the middle by | ‘Two or three of our subscribers h: written to us, espousing the cause of the woman Edith O'Gorman, who claims to be an “Escaped Nun.” We doubt not her lecture (!) of Saturday Hight has satisfied them that she is endeavoring to get Protestant sympathy under false pre- temes. If the lecture failed s9 to comvince | them, the letters published elsewhere, written | by her, certainly must. —— | The Tronscript, a handsome well-filled weekly | paper, made its appearance on Saturday. It is published by “ The Transcript Company,” and snnounces that it will be independent republi- can ip politics, — INcRRASE oF Sax Or SMALL Pox x ILADELPHIA. During the past week 18 persons in Philadel- phia fell wittimaatts the small pox, an increase over Previous It was stated 3 few days since that it was not small pox which is Row prevailing in Philadelphia, Dut a disease black plague.” aeeh is &Jy.@ 11 Poe leased Hae ew ‘Tous—tiner ee ee AND THS CooK-FicHTERS.—Henry | Ber ipealed 2 Justice Shandley in New Yor! on atarday aaa weevens fur the ar- | rest of the jrine Ay ol Pit where a cock-fight liad taken place. Shandiey tefused, s the agent ving seen por could not swear to ha: the fight. STH piste it Fn REPUB CLUB of the Bi th ih District Ca! (idcday) EVERING: te err Rast eee President. Os + eu: ee her, Tilinois Gentral, Northwest, fase: ATT mbors of the PREST- x. DENTS MOUNTED UCRRD nto eecty Mercahce. Sa En Re tg attend the Armory, mounted, on TUBS- So aif neon eet fe sharp, the Lith instams, for ite ee Miseieeipel contin’ " Gent eo. OURs. Captain. 66: oe ner se igen 6 soi Bonds Oseot vate Ire ¢ CoUNCIL ott Sectet, yal ad r- ‘Masters for February will b» held at Ee haperr' Ghsabers Masonite = Tempe. "TUESDAY, 1 just. at 7 o'clock, p ‘ork—Seloct and yal degrees Er det of the ©. aneil. hse JOBE Ev WIS MASON, Recorder. —Kvery member of FRANKUIN JORGE i BATA 2, 00 attend the regular THIS EVENING. to make arrangements the faneral of Past Chancellor Joun W. y order of the W.¢ GEO. \ HANSELL, Recording Soribe ©. 0. F.—The members of UNION GE, No. 11, will ein eh 3 Dae vee ees in ~ lodg: owe; 94; Central cite 103; Pacific ist Bonds, 90%. Gta, ness "Watkot active end steady, Markets Bartrworr, Feb. cm vagiade 6's, old, do. 14, do-consolidated - North Carolina, old, 82; do. new, 16; do. speclal tax, 12—all bids. Battrwone, Feb. 12.—Cotton quiet but firm; low middlings, 22%. Flour firm, with an ad- vancing tendency; city mills, family, $8.50a $10.75; others unchanged. Wheat—Pennsylva- nia, red, $1.65a$1.70; Western, red, $1. 63a$1.65. Corn firm; yellow southern, GHa70; mixed west- 5 acé 69a70. Oats steady, 53a55. juiet, Sia | O'cicek, for the purpose of maning arrangem niste $103." Por steady; prime mess, $14 Bat tk siyeta ie fangral of Brotber Jo ee cck, | meats dull, shoulders, Sabie; rib sides, 6 clear ri }ACON () and unchas 5. MARTIN FCEARUARD: | hae, isle Lard le bold’ ee oneie wets, mater easier; receipts increasing. Whisky dull; New Yorx, Feb. 12.—Stocks heavy. Gov- bogs au. and steady. Gold dull, 10%. ‘one; . easy Virginia 6's, 56; new, 574. North, Carsina, 324; mew, 17%. Exchange, long, 94; shoi New tommy’ Feb. 12—Flour dull and un- changed. Wheat quiet rereotd Corn steady. Loxvox, Feb. m.— Bonds of ABY 10: 1873 - = ‘ 4; for acoount, oP yaa BY Barnet, ‘is:ing wine's, Siete. th is thie ral of A.1. Mudd. asi of the pf te firm, and sites ire a team sm issue of 1862. | Mackay atthe peme’eRe hele Dis; and all persons | Panis, Feb, 12—Rentes opened at 56 france 55 jcbted to the same are requested | vr “SrENox Towkga? | centimes. The WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chi 4 Officer, Wasuincron, D.\ are. ii 2, 10 a.m. } Synorsis yor T PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.—The low barometer which on Sunday morning was some distance off Cape Cod has moved beyond our stations, and pleasant weather is now Be pe from the east A antic states; the avg oF At ED BEPUBLI- RAL COMMITTEE, cr OF COLUMB: BIA, GExTLeMeN: We, the undersigned, members of the Republican General Committee. respectfalty request that amecting of said committer be called ae TUESDAY RVENING, February 13th, 1372, orclock, (at least two | lowest, which was over Louisiana and Missis- | dave’ Bo: ge baling Bren ok thee ering in the news, sippl, has moved to South Carolina, the area of T p89 —— cate for the sien Of thies delogeies fact | Tain having now extended eastward over the ch Legislative District to form south Atlantic states, and into Virginia and southern Ohio, followed by clearing weather from Georgia ‘and Florida westward; threaten- ing weather with light rains has prevailed over new Ganeral ‘a pertains tothe general welfare of the eee ian tothe general weliere Reapretfully, ae., SU ape ned — Per arson, A. M. Boswell, 17th | the lower lake r falling barometer from | istrict: Wm. H- Chase. 13th district; M. Frank Kel- | the lower Missourt valley to Leake Superior with Bae ict Cuaet Wa Gibbons dratrict: D. | southerly te easterly rains and rising tempera- | Rows, 15th district: Win He Sister, J oseph Williams, | ture, whence Greetening wemeee is now re- | James Leonard, 8.3: Baker, W. KE. Kennangh’ | ported, being now probably lowest over Ne. Aaron Bradshaw, ES. Aikinion, Arthur Paunsll, ask falling barometer with threatening | mon G Brown, | weather and snow at the Rocky Mountain Ait Pope, Adolphs Hall 7. BB cet ieee ery JW soe, John F.\Cork, Stetrieds @ er Cam pbel bell. he Eivsiahs, aren i ae va dit ow ric! 2 istrict. Ferland ith aint ts Jam «A denote lot ea eth district ‘Connolly, ~Herbert, Hat districts Jon. stations, now followed by rain. PROBABILITIES. — The low Lees taped over South Carolina move northeastwardly, preceded by bay | winds over the middle ‘Atlantiestates, the area of rain extending during to-day from Virginia to southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey; Treg weather continue over the New states, followed can the afternoon and night by cloudy weather and easterly winds; riet ; fay ‘amennee T. K. Plant, ‘atu ciatrict We cordially indorse the forgoing petition, and = 9 4 clearing and pleasant weather extendover South Sesting 6 the Onmmmdianey Bre re ened 200 8) eee and eet ea Ce ee —_MIOBAEL DUFF. | rometerfontinues falling from the lower Missouri to the upper lakes, w: creased southerly to A meeting will be held TUESDAY EVENING, rr. rae TS: 4, 172, at 734 o'clock, at Union League | C@sterly winds and threatening weather, and snow north of Missouri. The foregoing request ace “mites he be = and fair a mjor'ty et ited in the JOSEPH J. MAY'S w ¥ ord M. ie tae M.A. TAPPAN, Secretary. ENTRAL BUILDING A¥SOCIATION. mt th thly meeting of Central sevgnts gonenth monthly mocting of Central Law Bullding. sth street, cr TURSGAY ae wank instant, at 7 o'clock 10-3 retary. q FOR TH quest, end I eannot doubt the right of © majority PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, to tat Smuccting of the memiere, I therefore an 939 EEMBSTLYABIA AVENU peas — retary Republican Geueral Commitee Ge | nen fe oe] Unger RRLARGEST RETALL STOCK IN THE | GOLUMBIA LODGE. No.3. F ANDA Mf BZ GLOVES for Balls and Receptions in the | inleation. ci | grestedcourkay” WIR FaOw OME TG se | this Lodge on" MONDAY EVENING WERT 2h error | instant. at 7 o'clock. Brethren are fraternally re AVIES’, §2; GENTS’, $9.95; CRIL- | d to be present ~ DREN, $1.50. ‘f12-3tif, | | tC ING! $23.380 WORTH OF H ¢ Fair for the ORPHANS OF Sr. MARY'S x CHURCH is ‘open in rH Hall at the corner of | #90000 Vereen ee Washington and och streets. A guantity of useful articles are to be raffled of The Pair w i contin 8 few days only. rr JOSEPH AND DENVER eee ae ROAD COMPANY. Exicctive Orrice, No. 31 Nassau Grazer, New Yous, February 1, t ‘The Coupons and registered interest dus Febrascy 15, 1872, om the First Morigage Eight per Cent. (3 ¢.)Gold Bonds (EB. D.), and the Eight per Cent. (8 FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, p. c.) Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land Grant Bonds (W. D.) of the &t. Joseph and Denver | City Railroad Company, will be paid at the office of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of the City of New York, upon presentation and dumand on and after that date, Free of Tax. FEARCIS A. COFFIN, THE REASON WHY: THE REASON WHY: THE REASON WAY: oo N& 2. hav from thei: stand, OVE: their Loan Office ir old jo. 209 TO MAKE ROOM FOR st. west, one north of Pa. avenue. to their TO MAKE ROOM FOR cipal Loan Office, under tho itan Ho- TO MAKE ROOM FOR Balesroom frontic Zonas. | entrance a to C street, aff either wa “The central I Tovation of ‘the OUR SPRING SUPPLY. GO. ‘make theirs, the eateries alo OUR SPRING CUPPLY sive Loam ee me ee conte OUB BPRING SUPPLY. ue, tie «tee Gold by + bot! goods, hieh t hey fil sell wt aemall margin roe (a call.on them will et Fil satay all that oar ree: COME! COME! COME! AB YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY PUROHASING CLOTHING or HABLE BROTHERS. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, febiz 4. W. CORNER 71x AND D STS. COME! eedene NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Baxxine Hovse opposite THe Treasvry. All deposits of eden of more mate with this « cbr ne Six Fre CUNT. Interest from that date, payable Jely ac Japuary in each year. oun Galt CENT. om current ens BC otra ou arm ei <oe-—____ ‘The Massachus is legislature is again likely to go through “the cider excitement,” asa bill es been reported to repeal the act permitting the sale of ale and beer. The legislaters from he rural districts cam see no harm in guzzling he termented juice of the apple, but have no tolerance for the Teutonic beverage. Why can't these prohibitionists be consistent? Not long “go they were discussing the question whether ‘bey shouid pat vinegaron their pork and beans; out when it comes to legislating, the vote of the rural districts is too potent to be brushed aside, and the cider party being stronger than the beer party, the latter only are to be denied their fa- Vorite beverage. ‘The cruel popular theory that hardship makes ebildren “ hardy” hae sent thousands of delicate children to premature graves, and it is with pleasure, therefore, wo record the fact that an intelligent friend of physical education in Eng- land has recently published a direct contradic- tion of the hurtful doctrine. Hardship and exposure do not make robust men and women; ‘but it kills off the weakly children, and only the stronger constitutions mature. That is one reason why the Indians, as @ race, seem to be healthier than the whites. Their frail children all die young. —— -see By the cable telegram to-day it will be seen that England is disposed to ‘draw it milder,” and is even willing to stand the score for the payment of our ‘‘indirect losses” if the amount is defined and the figures not pitched esse. But tf England concedes the principle, what ix. the Geneva board of arbitration for but to aete what claims are legitimate and what amounts are due ander this head? U™tep graTEs RaTeey aaa SCHOOL AT FREEDMEN'S vee Sites emp |e ere ean da a, ee i ofthe outhiy ware, tacfodlg Yas | Seta, iat enat, W dar ota ete ata te TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. Bogak & WYLIE, tf 1018 and 4090 7th street W.W. ASKS! MASKSI! sgh ts tg poses PRs ane 7 The business of Carpenter te 2 ae is 4 SMITA sompinaed ot he ed cnet ty Ts, AM ‘The simplest end most s eut-ly Corner Sth Call this evening paste or ——— Farnished monn with re: gas, bath, and BOARD for three, ase; 15 oF 30 minutes from the Post rt Department. if terme ‘and Booms euit, ten nd Lo te A, ar en ‘fiz ery ‘who would like to cut tod child dresses. to call and see the KOYAL CHA T° "The ‘and fc her own accurate amd reliatls system of tting ever intro aces ndoreed by Lord & inde jew Yor M ‘FRINGR, Ageot,. kD—OPBBATORBS on Wheeler & Wil- ‘8 Le ge and fees) at W: 0. THEE "2 mp'es.of button-holes,| 5 tury, 999 Pa avons’ Ey W ANTED—A competent to cook, wash and i 1420 Rhode Island aven N ad the best need woman Ww ANTEDA WHITE WOM fa tor country, to cook, wash and tron for # family of three. peers pte W. CURTE ages app'yipg ‘eon, lo + Cl Gold Bopecor 1103 Met, corner Ith. ANTED-By a re-pectable person. 8 SITUA: TION ne sohmetreat: cam cut and it dreseos: be sid be willing to assist in honsekeepii Bg eC! to travel ey fasnit A ii pies List, between I8th and 194 a Wane itt “aI goited. pmol at 131 Le. See re- Vermont avenue, f9-3t* WiktED=30" Pa to ie im the et Kmmart. Dunbar ‘eontracto ply to WM. SMITH, 314 9th street. i9-4e a Wagers HANDS. on Fou ew, Ainile fiom Boundary street, on railroad to je hand: good wages. rE WART. WV ARSED ‘alent or active PARTNER in an ‘establis! at, payii . wit! tal slot SC O15 to hon Ridvos A PantNEn seine Waktetae emart, Hay, GELS, Tei = ‘one as children housework. Apply at 1 Tutto south apt vat cise tol Bill.) aN i te W erect vocth beens aS aan” frosts. to keep children in order, will WOMAN eat the 2 auireds references requi avenue, WANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER to tax charge of a house; family numbering dress H. M. B , Star Office, stating term -6t* WARTED—Immediately, 200 HA SDS to cat Pine Falls on the Potom: Price 75 cents per cord. Apply at the wtorno of cash. GARRETT & MANS, Great Fal WASTED—4 WHITE WOMAN, who < = preferred. Inquire at the south- cast c corner of Gay and Montgomery streets, George- ws ‘A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for @ private famfy. Apply at 1441 Massa- chusetts avenue, between 14th and 15th sts. febs-tf housework Recengary exert the cook: . and ironing. “Good serene a WOOD-CHOPPERS. R At MUIRKIKK FURNAOS. Muirkirk ison the Washington Branch railroad, 15 miles from Washinj 8,00 cords of wood areto be cut. Seventy | cents » cord will be pai . ly at the Furnace. 15-6 ANTED—Every Lady owning « Sewin chine to call-at the KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE SALEFROO MS, 1009 F st . and geo | Prot 's Ohampion ‘Trendle in operation. is Treaate! is ake greatest laber-saving and health pre- seryator ever invented. bo attached to any Ws Ss the EMP: trou aap oa TELLIGENGE OFFIGA 4 C ants hese sii ousek ce; rhb Burses, farm ha oat ters and other mechanics. Perso Houses to re opd TENANTS, by ac eh nt ¢ ind 5 to GaRDIN ‘Ba + 0] jimore Bailroad Depot. W437, .—Rervants, a ana fe good HOMES, and fi with first Claas SERV PLOYMENT OFFI. _jan}8-Im_ M near E. WOUIsE CBE ‘LER. ‘hat the Fpcke new SEWN he riect Bhyttle in use. Age Sig ost in Hoop’: Jere 7 Biore, 469 Peni Tani avenue, 4% and 6 "5. W.8PIO pede te = PALLLte et, paye the bi wast Sarat ink SF, rest ighest and Uhildrens CAST preaaya tl ca BOOre at's SHOES STATS end note by mail wil sit i (SER, a ah 224° Seventh street, o- decd $m_ cast-off ‘awa ot v Bits a WaTONE soy ed and's) SIL- Hae apes ¥ Cant highest cash price — 4 Beh streot, eee ole ly ROBERT FULTON & 00. TED 20.000) twen thousand dollars W Aten ase peer tot CLOTHING. goRs, BEVOLVERS, cc. te, WOBEET FULTO 0@., Loan Office, 314% Sth atreet. ar 'D—All those who val their sight sere thatthe beet CONE DOLLAR SEES. TACLI Bact country, sagt Te to the it /ptician, corner oiirent’ and ‘Stree svenne: Depot for ters of all La ANTED— for one or op] years. pa ete med LOST AND FOUND. en ae i eee teacher ae Lr rm ty tha tae Doe, about two yearsod, “gem.” A fable reward witibe returned bherin’s Sixth street it* Opt, STRAYED, OB STOLEN—o the 26th of January. bisck’ and white Int ER DOG. medium size, A lberal re = ret for his return to Re 330) i F% UM OF MONET. Tin cusee tb ian The ‘owner © tame by proving property, Bc. "Ho. 1989 Tih st mt “e._ LEWIS PFEIFFER. co ? Lore, ae Avenue car. oF and 9p.m,a Pc be Bee ae rN AT618 hie aes rm os BYES are iste zaor? Tamera nates e wig SON GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. RUOFF, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received pear D. THE SPRING STYLE RILK Bar, FOR RENT AND SALE. F for 3or 5 years, OB SALE—A new s7itt dre coljor. "a1.00 dow ‘BO More required CK HOUSE Ber room. SH wit ri 00 cash so sep Sain eestor wedabawia Sees Waleesmemser et 81,200 HOUSES on easy terms 203 7th street, Builde: Inquire story ) orthe ast Fo BALR Feinturd ONTELY wil re Case ati corner of New York avenue aed isth Street up stairs. phe uf Piabe BENT—Those convenient. new "Baek y 4 Boundar; Al NRL Atty oe rer Gatreet. Fe BENT—The spacious Pengecons now Green RS got by Mes « d fogatre in first clase Furnita: Williams. No 73! 9 of BUCHLY ase. tt wks 1007 Pennsyivania avenue fd te t Room: bath, hot other rooms. street, opposite t Fre and cla and elegantly furni: ON REST Ton teat floor, PARLOR and BED- Fo ®ALE—Beantiful al LOT, 2 By 15 fect tean all tween south B and ley. on weat reo seeks be abicries. 2 ere paid menthiy. REAL ESTATE BROKER, _f10-5¢ Corner 15th and New York avenis, F OF SAL E- 1 LOT on west side 131 strect, Between E and F; 86.500: a bergaiu. Terme 2 HOUSE gn "weet ‘aide oP sth is root. betwoon E o . f cent. clear 1 LOT on north side of Tstreet, between 13th ana 1aeh ear of brick wall 1 atid a oe aya me win & ‘fhe an iE on re sien, be ween 's Row ; 10 rooms; i © street, between 9th = cet 3°. R., in iN N. Ww, 1 LOT near corer Ith street, on WN. W ;choap, 1 HOU td z ‘Sd vireet, next to corner F,N.E.: oy nleprovements; @ perfect barg: 1 HOUCE on Hi street, near 7th, N. B.; $3,000. NOURSE 4 MIDDLETON, 613 15ra Stree, fo 3 F:, NT. Teh street, at Grocery, corner lith Under Nation: | Metropolitan Bank ‘ne THIRD STORY of House 907 farsiebed of Rufurnishod. Inguire Fo. ond ing LO’ Pere BcRAE. Sis F Fstreets VERY © aEAES A ae Baild situated on Massachusetts streets. WALKE bet. sth and 9th. Fo RENT O08 ud comfortable @ 2 a on the on March Ist. At GUINAND, corner Ist and B mises. ALE—A la: aon HO Da Columbian AM RGA GronGe we PHILUIPS, Marshal's 0: 5 ot tan coe f the most Apply at once. |OUSE No. 1498 D ear er in yard. Apply Coal ene STOR! ‘street nor Feasury Department, contaising § NT . 209 Four street west, one heed ‘north of Pen wae. former! rarechanee. Apply to WM. atrects theast. oF 9-30" Baiuling: or a | scsslon given on the Ist of” March, or sooner, if re- BLOBS and BED ROOMS on Ivo other nicely farniened rooms, ——— ce feb7-tf ani sylvania 7 occupied by 8. Goldstein & Co. Loan itable for any business er office. 9 Pennsylvania avenue, under the Metro) App!; cl in the most she with every this cit central loca! is about to move from the ay, J houses on very liberal terms. Star Office. per cent., SEVEN convenience, "wy } sell the Fa SALK—That very desirable and beautifal Bee No, 2601 or po W.., with over 30,060 square feet of aH contains thirteen rooms, a and fine cellars, and has a comi river and surrounding country. ie avenue 4. The sixteen-foot hall, of the WILson, E.K f-eo3t_(Rep] S11 7th st., opposite Post Office. OR EaT— DWELLING HOSE. Pies Sere, FOR RENT AND SALE THE TRADES. H. winests. PRNTS ER AND BK Convex on Tru trees ate Cee eee Opposite Center Mark. ReTTRee the Constrection river Bu. lob Work eolicited and rongily at. en \. peli LEK Lo OPTICIAN, street SOPRMTT RS ee ere = | oes 412 7th street, Cairn A) Feree BELLING BOUSR, ENTER, BUILDER, Fa oa six doors east of the National Hot and passage: axe ® locality for yer or P ravLoR, CONTRACTOR most __380 indiassereses._ | tering 308 FSS BENT Nowy formhed. s suit of m3 tended to” bing or Cem seation on seaskee ‘eleet | ot below municats r venient ig Syperonnts wd rind ory rest Sw. aS jam 8 Bay Pi LUMBER, | MOVED wo, 9 Dee ble for aM fo Dr. 8. 8, BOND. northeast @ Bireets. R WENT—Six fine OFF rd Building, 905 Penasy! BU SINESS CHANCES. 0 LO 77 US 1 Ps | Parties All orders promptly t a Ym Aaah ategt oe Market Space, conn thle veto — he Post OG ce ENTS AND AWNINGS. Pps ON Fist Class a“ oreperty,. in. eums from ons to 5. K. WiL8oI Peer Te fcr Baloor Beat for Camp Meotings, Pairs, ativals, &e AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par- tice epteuramte in th M. G@. COPELAND, Ween eegepn Had cation in the city. Dring a aaluces of mie —" ———— to @# Oa year, Address THOS PLOW ane? 643 Lontsians avenue. Architect, corner %th and D po a 104 .««W* PT rows -o= FISHER, IRST CLASS SCOURER, 618 Oru Sie By Rasr 5 BUSINESS OPPORTU ay TY —F. ished neat paying ho ie teres capital, desirably Keated Adare « "GOOD BUSINESS.” star OMce fo? at JOR SALE—Baving wo farcher uss for them {ileeil ata great bargain. two LILLY ! 3LAB-PROOF SAFES of Cash Boxes] ith wo latest mere oved combinati 1 rt, Orre Parent Orrer. romptly adopting the latest whether of American or Eure in Sear = nd oly co not t ey ix jouble di one large co el & & b& OG Tet Pomeresiog theme facilitres FICE tee’ Dremes cioaned without being takon apart, SAF and a‘toe"G Orgies eaten G0 P™” | sltedlepmenent cite sting ti whee oe 619 Penn. —— a oo ase Bp " JOR SALE OuEAP. 7,000-$1.000 © ASH AND BALANCE ON ten tee and basement BRICK, | pts ring ie foout Sistine = } Setboutiag grtoss ——0 me vp) & building: w shite narbletr mmings: cl-vew | s.. Sdatigttfal pelsbborto Bt syncs Fees Capitol Best 816 F stroe Mire TO LOAN ON GOOD BEAL ESTATE or aS n” foned at $2 curted 5S the vensite Estab es of eect rotons tise bind in the com emia ifnet 729 7th street. veaony Tor= To. Loan —From @500 to G10 606 iva ay Real Estate soca ort a = >a ssseauaeneraroe ae ‘son res rity corn “t janis im McDERMOTT & BROS. ———— — _ —— | coacn SRS ee CARRIAGE, FOR SALE. |3 rs a. 7 BM atroet, FF: SALE AT A BARGAIN —One foe NOTOP RECEIVED Ate, 4G8 AND SOLD BS j ope i foe shit ing SENBUE) _CARRIAGES & eee BON. _ OOK AND JO: Sot of HAR’ ject order, will be sold | rerivcewen a nga fies ae * AH SLE EXECUTED fe-6¢ ta Mah atrect aneey berwreen Sth anf streete RE CBAN SALI BOOT (and - Sho BaeCE: son, nea bonionee BANKERS. owner is 10 Ten cit Sesta Sere. hi E PREFPMANS SAVINGS AND MULES FOR SALE—At Congres Stabs, 8:h | Banking House, No. 1507-P. a reet, b tween D Daire of very @ne B. VANT. Pro ney cppenien the pays sik're CENT a pars "Fou B PER c on busy from date of dey vents PERSONAL. enchant eg te ny ss LYE rem pore oil ¥ ye Irregularitios. err a < rr Fa , ould not u es u r the 7 > 4 rire fo predice nisearrines Omics, DOCH | , Onew Welnes?ay nnd Satur 80 clock, t or send for a copy of the ( TT ‘and Business Medium, Sev ek i EDDLETOR @ 00. and reliable communications. Come "25 | M oo. ion treet Ne Wes betwen am teens T-, BANKERS, OH Ue. —Th rite, | be mut DEUS! ot © Queen of Spi ihe ' 1427 F ettec (tie Geese trom © 5 Treasury De- ‘ium livieg, bes | al pate preset tit.) wasuineron. D.©. [R- Deposits and trausact » G noral Banking Exchange on the principal cities taken and given “som of changing luck, tells or failure of any busfhons fo fcr 8c. WS L street, street, between Ist and New Jersey avenue. i250" L4 IES SUFFERING FROM IBREGULABI at par to our depositors their sex ‘coubde in BR Lt rio colar eo |“ Totormation cheerfully furnished in relation isshed and only relistle and safe sician | ®ee" ing 8 epectall ‘complal Loans nggotiated on the best terms bss invitee h tree ce = ieee <t Key) = =X, =~ Caited States Departments deceiv. ‘ndlers. Sure or no ch Be. 9 Scparate Kooms Yor Ia MIDDLETON & 00. | yy ssuancron oie Sa Corner 7th street and xiane Avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEresres Deporitecan be made und ieee ati a omits can ra wi ot J BUFF, Treasorer. 7oung men and Abuses | fo corty Hite. Manhood restored. Seminal emissions | iments to Marriage removed. New | aes ba treatment. New dies. Books and Circolars # nt free, in-seal: velo Address, HOW A! AsOUIATION, sie 2Soutn sth street: Pattadelphiss Pe ‘ S. R. SAWYER, Gian Oe a Wena AY OOOHE 4 ©0., mcm be consulted at her house WN No.3 a between C and D sf. Island, upon all a ape BANKERS imese—past, present and future. 136, corner of Green and Georgetown. sig yh 9 rooms, bath and gas in the to the premis Apply to f7-co3t* as as or. en — OG pl: between ath fo LATIMER & CLEABY, Auc Estate B cornet For rokers, southwest venue and lith st. ‘OR BENT—Two tors or rable in avenue. ‘Apply at at 1 S081 Peunpyivania handsomely FURNISHED Fanon < — CHAMBER tog for Sen- Membe: the citys ‘most de- Fo RENT— Three story ged us He. 1414 F etreet, ye taining eleven rotme aod Gra | IBN clothes reom ity: eee thte Ww and E streets, J gore E, Carriage Factory, lath 3 febs-tf FOR SALE—A FABM (9 acres) in Prince pl “7 county, ‘Maryland, land, six mites from house, in chard of excellent fruit. iin, aad hal le Ww from the Vash ing- ‘There is on the property » Dwelling perfect repair, comtaint ina Genial to. Mr, ing House, Waahinaton el ad ten rooms; fat tal oe bata tag os psa! Fries, re ‘or: atk ‘OR KEN’ apes, of BOOMS, parlor Face Serie soma’ | al jo. 11: Form eS SS Sanaa the large foar: Frond Bick, Hous No. 911° i a Fe le ae oR = FB OITY rRo- & | Fe Toa mille from he, Doble, Mos. 645 ana GARDEN Dest EDUCATIONAL. M9DEES LANGUAGES —Professor REMGUEE so of 04 ee eel = to give instructi, Spanish. aceording to a new ant easy method. ‘saesen and private lessons for Indies, ant ithe igners. Ts trons men. English taught to fore done. Pies dd he Pi apply personally after 4 d-nce. A“ HOESTER, Mill give inetractions oj in Thorough. ‘TP or address No. apes ‘ast cad — LOAN OFFICES. SPBciat SOTIOE:! HEBZBERG’S LOAN OFFICE, Established in the District in 1852, is BEMOVED TO 621 CSTREET, Berwres 61H aNp 7TH STREETs N. W., _—_—_— WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOR DIAMONDS, &c., Call on BENJ. L. HOOD. = Teacher of ——e. th joe I have opened pee gg a} oo oles sale of jaredecmned Mer- , in 621 Lo avenue, thus onerans a streete, oe ihe best private Loan Office in ing been established tn this city for petty sen years. rs ueed Cm fine dd tothe transactions guarantee for the fature. CHABUES HEBZ BERG. LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 626 Tanpions argument © 621 C street. 6th and 7th streets N. ween N. Ww. No} c 8 CARO® LOAM OFFICE AND BAZAR, Bo, 914 gdp pg A i et ral sth and .D. Van's ron) ALN! | aes wa rare oe Ty change. oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1! HENS LOAN OFFICER, corner and New York avenue, entrance on York avenue. The joan thecity. M 7th street MEDICAL, de. D:, Laon. irae and aoa artieig bg Ents who may be B®: ata Ret ape ee < ome, &. ie - =~ vores eee il