Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. " nessY * WOVES......Waitor. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. | SHINGTON CITY: wsseeesFebraary 20, 1872. ‘The temperance revival, which is spreading throughout the country, has reached Philadel- | phia, and the total abstinence men are agitating for the enactment of the local option law, which | gives the majority in a ward the power to tay | whether liqnor shall be sold within ita limits or | not. Not only that, but the anti-alcoholists have commenced the enforcement of the Sunday liquer law, long regarded by the saloon keepers ‘as adead letter. The result is a lively contest betveen the cold water men and the disciples of Bacchus. A saloon keeper named Waldelich having been fined $50 last Saturday for a viola- tion of the Sunday law, there was asimaltaneous closing of every liquor saloon in the city next day—Sunday—greatly to the consternation and disgust of thirsty souls who had not laid in a | Sunday supply. This closing was not, it seems, the result of fearot the imposition of a $50 fine, Tecause establishments on Chestnut street, where the receipts in one hour aggregate more than that amount, were closed as tightly as the plebeian rum-holes. It was merely the first strategic move in the campaign of the whisky men. They gave the moderate drinkers who | will vote for a loeal option law a taste of what may be expected under itsoperations. Whisky, whisky everywhere, and not a drop to drink. Not even a sick man could obtain a drop of the Precious fluid. Now and then two or three thirsty souls would try the entrance to some place in the faint hope that the closing was‘‘only for effect,” but it was no go. But this voluntary action of the liquor dealears had an effect they did not countupon. Quietness and good order | prevailed throughout the day in localities where | rowdyism has hitherto been rampanton Sun- | days, and at night not a drunken man was to be seen on the streets. This has given great encour- agement to the temperance men, and many moderate drinkers will join them in enforcing | the closing hereafter in the hopes of still better | Lively Times on the Western Coast of | Mexico. REVOLUTIONS, AND HOW THEY ARE PAID FOR BY AMERICANS. Mr. A. H. Clements, of the State Department, | has just received a letter from a friend In Guay-" ‘mas, in the state of Sono:a, Mexico, dated De- cember 29th last, from which the following is é& extract: «Af litical have lately become quite mixed on thls const, and at this time Geaymng is quite isolated re, no vessels arriving news, no mails and ports south. progress of the revolution in the boring staté of Sinaloa is unknown in this ) aD the non-arrival of the steamer due on the 22d instant causes 801 to think that the secetesiontate im, — = = +3 — may perhaps se: ps on her ma Due is I > not believe. The Governor of the state has left for Sinaloa with 400 men, and left only 50 armed national guard (militia), in this , and in case any “revolutionists” arrive ax Tol these 50 men will most certainly The condition of affairs is pleasant (?) for these whe binve bepinsen and plenty of cash— for they now await “constitutions” from one day Se ouether, Jo matter which ote be, you pay your money. AS set our peo nis hae escaped tribute, but I'su Alamos $14,000, seth ne was tak one American house, (T. &. Bours.) but have no particulars. As the steamer is so long after her time, I send this via Tucson. [still have faith that the government will suffucate these revolutior movements in the different states i¢ Mexico. she cannct, there is no hope for er.” Tue Nova Scotia Story Apovt A Srcner Treaty Re-avvinmep.—The Halifax N. S. Chronicle in reply to an editorial in the Toronto Glove ridiculing the story of the secret treaty, reasserts that it is anthentic, and says it is cred- ibly informed that it was signed aiter the con- clusion of the Washington negotiations by Lord De Gray for the British government, and Sir John A. MacDonald, as Premier of Canada, on the part of the Governor General. The chief points had been mutually agreed upon between the two governmentssome years Proviousiy, and and so far as Great Britain was concerned, it been definitely settled as the basis of the eee colonial policy. —The members of the ENCAMP- Sandtne LODGES of the adware ‘equested to assemble THIS EV; eeu ats orleck in mass meeting, “% the cam pmen| of the Seventh-street Hall, foextend & welcome to Brother E. B. ruexmay, of Catesgn. By order: “yew W JACKSON, Grand Master. ESPEY, Grand Patriarch. re OF 2290 FEBRUARY. | BY THE OLDEsT TERABITANTS’ ASSOCIA- results. | —-see-—__. ‘The woman movement seems to be taking a | Practical shape among sensible women on both | sides of the Atlantic. At an important meeting | of the National Union for the Education of | Women, lately held in Belfast, Ireland, over | which the Earl of Dufferin, an accomplished | member of the government, presided, it was pointed out that the immense preponderance in numbers of women over men, and the increas- ing reluctance or inability of men to marry, made it all the more necessary that the educa- | tion of women should be of a kind to enable them to help themselves. It was stated that | three millions of women on the British Islands were now earning their living. Several new ficlds for the employment of women are being opened in that country. Not long since one of the largest English insurance companies reor- ganized its clerieal force in order to give re- | spectable unmarried women and widows an opportunity to make a fair test of their ability to perferm the duties of clerks and aceountants- lady correspondent of the Hartford Post pro- poses to improve on the English idea with @ Proposition for the establishment of an insur- ance company, the stock of which she would have owned exclusively by women. At the present time many of the existing life compa- | nies decline to take “female risks,” and nearly all the accident companies refvse to insure women against anything short of death. The officers of the life companies are ungallant enough to declare that women cannot be in- | duced to tecord their exact ages, while the | “‘accident men” claim that it is next to impossi- ble to measure the extent of the damages done | tu the health of a woman through fright ocea- | sioned by false reports of accidents. This new company will have female directors, female clerks and female examiners. } | | I The pure milk movement is still it kept up in | o Boston, and has resulted in the formation ofa milk consumers association to buy directly from the dairymen. At the last meeting of the asso- ciation, Kev. E. E. Hale stated that the middle- men or contractors do what they please with the milk before it reaches the consumer; that they do please, in the first place, to take off all the cream; that they add water and a mixture of burnt sugar to give color, and then of salt and plain sugar to rectify flavor; that the popular taste has become so perverted that this vile mess is preferred to the genuine fluid; that this spurious milk causes a fearful mertality among children. On the other hand, Mr. Babcock, chemist to the health department, after a com- plete analysis of more than one hundred samples of so-called adulterated milk inthe last three years says that he has failed to findany adaltera- | tion whatever except water, caramel, sometimes a little salt, or perhaps bicarbonate of soda, to Prevent souring. The milk was diluted with water, colored with caramel or burnt sugar— perhaps a grain or two in a pint; this is not deleterious, any more than so much molasses. The reports of the department of internal health of New York city, he says, fully confirm his ‘state- ments. “She<ps’ brains, chalk, flour, starch, poisonous or deleterious substances, so often alluded to in sensation articles on adulteration, are not practically employed for, nor are they adapted y booms adulteration of milk.” | tend the The members of the Agsociation are invited to at- fi 8 a THURSDAY, 204 instawt, atl ovciock, rt Room m.,in A Paper a) peareen te the occasion ti be read bygone ot he mem - bers of ihe. otamit! public are respectfal By order of the Committee tee of Arran, tmnt {Patriot Republicunzt nts. WE, the undersigned. hereby agroo to our aps = Honses on the! pH = ‘- om x rersary of the birth: oTO “S YEE, Provident. A WANT NEVER B ORE sateen. in the South, where Liver Complaint and Bitious diseases Prevail to #0 great an oxtent, there has Jorg been felt the need of a medicine that would act Deeifically and promptly on the 22 its normal functions, and at the from after effec FADY OF va TUTTS VEGE plies this want. cia re now prescribed by the throughout the whole most, eminest phys South, avaTa, November 8, 1359. H Ten —Dear Be That you deserve the sof the publ the introduction of your Vegetabte Liver Bilis one who has ever takea th m willdeny. 1 —— them a blessing pvt fering ener: 1 them ia my o" and in my famify for some time with the freatost success. action is gentle but omienpeW wg Seciog no griping ne rearing any Sao a int. ‘way to every par! country L have nedoust, Fecrdfalls ezabeceds tothe af! cted. Yours, etc., wW.o. Hewrrr, Pi ‘tor Globe Hotel. DR. TUITS HAIR PSE Is THE BEST. LA BTISER Say RE- ceive she qianatures. FB merchants, until Office 3 to8 p. 1203 8 atre pear Uh otros. Boe ie 101 Post Office. 1 6 MASONIO—A 5) Doers communication of the ,CBARD I Lo A.M., of the District nibi be held at Masonic Temple, Ww RDB BRSA VEVER ING, Feb. 2ist, at 7 o'clock. ibs CW. HANCOCK, Grand Soc’y. ARLEN TION —A special meeting of OO. A. Sey tt WASHINGTON ENADE femeby ordered at thels Armory. No. 6 Couise jana avenue, TUESDAY EVENING, the 20:h inst., at 7:38 o’cloc! : J. 8. CROCKER, Jn» _fi9-at Castalu Commanding, — EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTER OF THE here Pea ATE PistRioe is ry ‘® meetin; inne t ‘hee’ Mr rca charch. on . Tath MOKROW between Band C streets. Ow (inceiea NIGHT, Febe Febranry 20th inet | Leys pogo Be maracas. of choosing three Dele; to the Convent three members ‘to ral Republican Ccmmittes, y order of General ee JINEFER, _f19 2t* Chairman Tenth Dist. icpablicen Ctub. yep DISTRICT.—In pursuance ee of she Re Sia = The Li oulsville Ledger, the Kentucky organ of the bourbon democrats, does not take kindly to the ‘poesum policy, but makes a loud call upon the democratic national committee to show its hand. It says the presidential camipaiga is already entered upon by the republicans, and as yet no movement whatever hu: Leen made by the democratic committee #: to when auc where the national convention is io be held, or wi-ether there ts to be @ national convention at all or not. Suppose the committee decides not to ha: convention, what are the Ledger and its friends going to do about it? ————_-wee- = The Kansas republican state convention to Select delegates to the national convention meets at Lawrence to-morrow, and on the next day (Thursday) the Missouri and Indiana republican state conventions meet at Jefferson and Indianapolis respectively. The North Carolina republican convention meets at Raleigh March ith. The South Carolina republican state convention met at Columbia yesterday, but adjourned before electing delerates. Two tickets for delegates are in the field. A printed letter by Attorney General Chamberlain, favor- ing the renomination of President Grant, is cir- culating in the convention. ———-+eo_____ CugERs ror Oakuy.—Judge Bediord i New York Court of General Seastona. youmier, after hearing the argument in the case of Maya yor Hall, deci that it lay over until Monday next, and “Mayor Hall lett oomee room amid the cbeers of the conte of delegates Robody be apes a urder it for mm unt after conviction, and sa waerant fe then unless the oor. cTner “We Rasuth: 8. ©., ts to Rave a paper entitied of Ohio has decided thata mas who has such a ‘may never. theless be co; toserve ass a7 A! the in Connecticut he: been unable te 8 satisfactory glam for the new State oy ape NOTICE. thelr Loan Often GOLDSTEDH & 09. node He woe a ey ET EA Serenee thoy ila Brome ‘en entrance ee ae ‘wards, or at the hespital. SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST C0) 4 ered hg counts. thai ove ean” | Teed. OPTTICE gy POTOMAC FERBY COMPANY, On and sts wT AY, sist inet of this line will make hy" Firet sm. 8. GEDHBY. Gen? & 16,000 raRBos " SEW CALICOES AT 6X, 10 anv 19% GENTS. MEW FPRING DRESS GOODS openigg daily. BOGAE & WYLIE, Fer ern sate Tastee w. = foes tf Be ‘The New York money market opened with an perenne ce atone cent., The suspension. of some of the WANTS. Ws ETED—A = ue MILLINER end an baer = Ly Sd ba reapectabl irl. wont Narlinmternaia sy ie : ed £s ‘ 207 F ame, ton, = = Lee ine iret cape family. ‘At THE TRADES. RUTTER FOR RENT AND ls FOR RENT AND SALE. frozze Rag Ag PRESSED BRICK Le “A x3 : water, bath. Mouth. Toquire'st ‘at 1396 6th valting and Civil Rag and Hark Canale, and Cleans yANTED— anf sg A Sa aaa J a fester ont TAT, and the stock market was strong. | Was ities, | ‘work by ry vale. Bel Wares =e eg BE as i | DI ‘phetable ze ir. War sees at ceosee i waity. Apply Bi fo. street, between 9! 'ED—A respectable lady desires a T- vot in Ww ot THON either as Lousckerper, ass ‘ods store or any position of trust. Rast dae sree” RACHER WANTED — we V iat TEACHER to — heres. ot s ‘Fatic oot UES Thiagtou Va. £20 3: coupon. female, can 20's, new, 6, coupon, 0% Ko ae ied Untrency Ger litter sew 6. PLOYMENT OFFICE. Fo. 307 teh at, 2] Oo. Ba on, 81; Wee febs0-Im™ MRS LOUISE C at oe 7 ANTE! eg sound, healthy ¥ nod Also. 15 firet-class COOKS; bits hid of every descrip: MBS. Le Toul SE OC. BUTLER. or German iron and do general housew: be willing’ fo live in Alexand:tn,and to give t of reterenc ‘wages given. Apply at the ‘ Loni-e Home,” Massachusetts avenue, be:ween 1sth and loth streets. between the hours of 11 and 3 lock fur three days. ANTED~At the Imperial Hotel, ms smart WwW GIRLS, to work in the Laundcy: Reference required, y the | FOR CASH at our Works. Bl ne e ate ii back est. IRAN 8 BON. 808 sh ctrost corner oc | args BOO jarvomer 5 : » iM. Farnished. sith * scsth ost, sm Highen af! dsalred, at 2938 ne Mason's Lit of Gon BE “4 # Feet. between Sd asd x --, +--. -- B REN aT argh Sivax Also, uufar- 8. arene Carpenter and Bur 'der —\.., water onthe ‘oor: terms 1aw."805 BD stves 4 intone to eatumate on plane for Ne ee : 0 | See story of Coinian's Builder” Depot aM ry LE oR RENT_A pores, room #1 Me street.) a on Tith street, three re street N. W. Inquire of W. 0. SALT. 7 WINGATE, ewrEr AND BUILDE street. or room 87 Third Auditor's office. 20 Soares aE NTER AND BUIL DEK, R SALE—A email pant BO’ Opposite ong Marke’. een 2d am Will contract for the © Pie Ee. No. of Public or irate Beltdings contend avenue, between #h and Orders for Job Work solicited and oreney, ao _ vate Tamily '. two Cesirable tet to. re E Wodns tor degtnon Bomitdeebed Ree aed eman erences required. "309 13th street, a BBEMPLE ita vquare, : HH. bieCHANICAL ere, : Penna, events, corner 4% strent FOR RENT One balf_of_ a well furnished | STM aneraes$ = Firet quali ian Petite t para & 1s ‘Pian A Beksiec. corece i Tce ae ek CUR wich Dining Jj. ™ Tumro: atreed any jew Yor! 7 Howse post i Fok RENT—Tho tr baw oho eye ieprorancsis. hers CARPENTER, BUILDER, new Brick House; four farge rose, ent mer kitchen and modere improvements; required, No. 1109 4h strect. between N bs nuvard ™ | AND CONTRACTOR Orders for House ring Jobbing or Oow urns Werk ogee attended fo Shope and ( ok Taree DWEUL! @87 Penveyl sia areoun tix doors east of the joule stsircases and pamaces. Sficality fora lawyer aa ay das er jana avenne es f apart men QR RENT Newt oe 8 ait of PA The ble tenant rentlow. Addres SWIFT, Fike Tarniehed as sheapla Foo. a j — ess _ "Tah street, eae Estroet WW teed and princi; eisenene te; oaite- MOV A! Wroom BRICK A family. Address or a and Foy cis fronvand side yar! ra } 10 heat sane ae ot moveDe ay mons Mader left ired os Fenidence ‘apitol Mill, and ye 13.000 ani $3,900 HOU ‘on | ate —— F4 with prompt attention. dect! BOOMS ta th A Avenus, — tol0-tf sy termas. Toanire 203 Teh sireet, second posite Ornter Marke OR RENT—To a «mall. genteel family, F HOUSE 1002 south B street, opposite Smith. Awsine AND FLAG @ DEPOT. JOUN C. HOGAN, b a > a > > it W 4ARTED SA egy sa eonian Institution poe feb ti BUSINESS CHANCES. =| Watesrst frag. ify hae 4 pret j : 7 = Terminus of F ire gee 10TS. 5 are Sy ‘finest ENTS AND AWNRINGS, im cit ast 7a lr sentinabeddicandaasa oe rocage | ring 7 fe, ld, 46 Vee. = FTesE wits FOr RENT ane aR CR HOUSE, te = made a thee | T* ty Old, 46 | out bonrd.” Addrces, stating termes water a h street. A frame | ply to LION SWI — , 50 bid, ae . ix-room HO! ALAS hiehtrsee Io; RARE BUSINESS CHA’ = Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Peiry eres Vir ina 1 OO Seth Ae ane an" GOFVISF mais Guire No. 1106 Lat. i Ceiwen ith ant ih tH ee BR owRE ke teckel, CIGAR. AND | piaiahe gr Seleor Rent for Camp Mt Carolinas, old and new unchan Ms teen Wi Wd babite, writing ‘good hamd.can have Au a oad | Foortcanin, Aventis of Store ov for reat and | AWNLNGS for Public and Private Balle and Ps, tax, 124. ard moderate compensation. Address * 0.,” 7th streets, hwent. 80 eye Finaazivente evenae: P, Bartiwore, Feb. mont frm and an: Biar'Omiee: fi9.3t* | a ivance en Inauire of “stra, Butoh a hr ‘CHAS. CONS. CALLAN, Rome Public, M. G. COPELAND, chan; . ‘lour vet irm, but qui lowal h= a rs a avenus. in Awntne M street, superfine, $0n$6.15;" do. cies 'siagi.i5; ANTED_A resgectable WOMAN to do wash: cE HENT—=A FROTT FAR poor tule oy. METS ANON ont [ESTATE —Laree pee a3 Louisians | Louisiane sven do. family, s8a99. City Miils, superfine, $6087; Hacoach Hasette Svenie, between sth and f a4 ahie etme. ings for pertcaiar a thee sar OF pa EP gf wi, | jo. extra, $7.25a88; do. fa: 88 50a8t1, ‘Weat- 7 febis lot B. H. WABNER,7 th street. ern, superfine, $6a%6.75; do. extra, €7a$7.75; do. —A BS ATION man; ‘RST | faniilyssaso, Wheat searceand firm; Ohicaai "Gas ies png eciee Paarae POR PERT Fr BEEHER HOWE cosiig $25,000 20 LOAN, OX FINST-CLAss FIRST-CLASS SCOURER, white southern supe and Arm, "Osis; ylioy | tem salary’ win Eauilig Ok, todas thats | wtedt'aa"F “Ree Rater tie ayatie | ke nant carga NLS. | 100m oconer, Orsters Pamcor oon southern, GSatbe. "Oats nuit iethed, a, bay, | city references. Address “W. E. L.,” Star office board for two. Address “G.°8.1.." shi 9f- = Tee sree sene Fen caice ae y sibiatias ths Saale teiesarieeni i ® hi ae ma | wh merionn or Kuropean invention Lace frm, sti, aurea lat. Peck Wea, . WASHWoMAN Ok EENT—Scoms. Faraished or wafa niahed, an establis! neat sear in fa Ly ' ett jarepenn an. os 5A; Hib sides, 646%; clear rib sides, reer ees Se seoan | A aes rep the premicn, OSE 8G cote ce tS Star Ofice fe0-12t" | by, thove not 2 thea feilitiea one-fourth more packed. Bacon firm; should- | WAN. ronlele ofice,Jor,to 8. P. BROWN, coruer lath SALE Having, n> fariher ups for Rit pe ers, 63; rib sides, TX a8; clear rib sides, a3 SEWING MACHINE; Btock and Fixtares.of a Dew York avenue. oa | POR SEES vero LILLY'S Spots, after being, rem acked; hams, 13a1d° Lard firm, On” Weatten | Pattern Depot, $19 91 Ok EE By BUBGLAR-PROOF BAP Be ot Con Bes caer a si arn ag ae a trea Putter unchanged. “Whisky firm, Oy. WASTED: = meus sala, BONS, TED BY & gentleman aagife. ROOMS, Fe LAUR RD MD accent | antares Improved som — Sorin tng =r New York, Feb. 20.—Stocks'stror Maaac'ive. rnished for housekeeping. r ear. acorn AG JOUSK, containing cial be Money easy, 6. Gold strong, 10%. Govern- | keeper,” Star office. 17 3t* ithin twenty rods of the depot. together with FE anda fine OFFICE R Eectukton oa | ments dull and steady. Virginia 6’s,.52; new, 4x. North je pik 2 34; mew, 18. Exchange, long, Rf, hy; short, ORK, Feb, 20.—Flour quiet and un- Pike, Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dull and ee Lonpon, Eeb. 1.30 p. m.—American secu- rities quiet and steady. Panis, Feb. 20.—Rentes opened 56 francs, 25 centimes. ws gg ye aas Nee BARBER, at LEUT Nits Shaving Saloon” ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER: tekocharge ofa shop: good refer: oncesreauired. Address Box 165. City Bost Gmi>e, for three days. Winn SOGICITORS for Tito and Ti $ one but re'iable parsens nee liberal tazucements offered, WERBING & JONRs, ial 3 phatate, Life’ and. Fire to Agents, street ‘The Weather. el eee War Derartaent,Ofice Chi ANTED—LADINS, todo all Kinds of Bmbro Wasuixoton, D.C., Feb. 8 te to a a.m. at Ww Arhingiecct wank requret Mra need SyNorsis roR THR Past TwENtY-FouR vane {tam pin, ot, 617 7th street, oppo: Hovns.—The diminished pressure, which on | fiaven One fiste Monday morning was over the Florida peninsula, SACI aS has moved eastward beyond our stetlone: the rnped Pantater Mrisetns cee barometer is higher over! the southern states; it so Cente: Yokes and Siceves, 10 has fallen from Texas to the lower Missouri | tent Muslin is ‘ach. the ory bea valley, and thence over the Lake region, with | ‘febl2-1m Wh. PRINCE, 1009 F strost, ANTED—Kvery lady who would like to cat and fe he Town and children’s €resses. to call see the KOVAL CHART. The only accurate and reliable system of ina dur indorsed by Lord & Tay! Price, with book of inetpnction, Phincg, the areavf lowest over Lake Michigan; cloudy Ww and threatening weather with light rain and snow have prevailed from the lower Missouri valley to Michigan and northwest; pon potent ter and fallin; temperature are now reported (from the Rocky Mountain stations, also from Nebraska northwest over Minnesota, with brisk Cettin ever intro- ters jew York. Agent, northwester!: inds. ee Te a westerly w ws: = PROBABILITIES.—The barometer continne ene te calle Tay eEyeto ONE ESeWiNg high over the southern states, but falling from MACHINE SALE*ROOMS, 1009 F = western Gulf northeastward to the lower Prof. Lufkin’s pion ‘Treadlein ceendee “This kes; the lowest over Lake Superior moving | Treadle is the greatest laber-saving and health Dre- eastwardly with Inereasing winds, veering ts | serrator ever invented. Can be attached 4 to-any foutherly and southwesterly from Kentucky to | ™achinc. Price $3.50. feb? Im New York and northward and increased cloudi- j ANTED—A wi eee a ene PARTNEB in an hess with iy threatening weather established, n business, with capi- the lower ke re egion; southerly winds with oe tal of G10 to 82,00 "ices A PARTNER Star reased cloudiness over the we m states; TANTED—At ihe EMPLOYMENT A ie rising barometer over the northwest extend Wii TE! the wide ENT A! AED i eastward over the upper lake region, with brisk TELLIGENGE OFSIGR. 34.6 x er pe Gti) northwesterly winds, faling temperature, and who wnat SERVANTS: otek at con etnbee clearing weather; clear am Leorent weather | maids, housekeepers, Lc hands, clerks, atinue w the Atlantic carpenters and oars mec! Persons having eee ee Hlotuee torent can 8 i 6a TaN aNts, rarer «2 Le ll G Itimore Railroad De; Wax janié Br IN HISD NTED—At the nee EBM AIDS; also, G: cli AM do scrub-work. THAT ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF ANTED Every ove to Eng that the Finekle jave frequently been paid, and are still bel R. i it setts for article yon ee eee Paid -and are still being paid, mackie, Vicro has a self-setting Neodle the m t Shutets —. use. Agency at eters php apt dons a tat ? eT as ene METBOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, W.8E! 312 Seventn Steeet. to know that Satnie * QUMEANEERD TO You on avaeny © DOLLAB YOU INVEST THEB: LIP. Preiser, Agent, Seventh street, near M = WANTED. New and cast-of OLOTHING, Dr | NEW ARTICLES RECEIVED DAILY! 1h AS TA, WaTouEs 0 Sen otee Trailing of FESO GL Egor plated: PAYA Pee aol ‘oi “ee | il AMMO. “ine painted * Patterns; Jot and Service, 14 th street, between D and the av. ell Bes A MDRO! 4 ‘aautifl voltncnsyaptontia | Taaety ROBERT FULTON & 00. qealit if we HTED—(620 }0) twenty thousand dollars a LERVE BUTTO iS in endlon vartty: probably | VY) worth of i en and cast-off CLOTRING, GUNS, | Sarg SPIEAL, Np in iE pote patterns, | Oo Loan Omiso, 91455 9th streets je? NTED—All those who valee thelr sight to FEL GOLD PLATED reas That a beet Gx Dol Lan Spee. Bic a8 Re gS rgnrsor | TACus att BRA LETS dees: of Ladies aoe vgs at and te a ae a Ladin Ir frou Frame Wi Lat pate fer dren's Iron Frame HOSE, some ies mon sie Se 5 Teta for for $1. LOST AND FOUND. eeeoes SE | ag BE SUBE TO VISIT SILVERBERG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, from the bal femple, pole February ara, which ‘tbe Band st sae ne eto: ae patra Ae $10 Beira REP same to G street will revel 319 SEVENTH STREBT, ward. oor ori fobe-tt Near Penpayivania avenue serene. ator between th tie Mgrogalien Chere [nn Soe wil betpaia Teturned to 1 ‘Penneyiveie seer BANKERS, L708 Thareday lave Bahae paca Bou FIFTEENTH STBBET, 4 4 RRBASTPIN; s'atuglosil The finder wilt be habdoomely rewassied by esha it et Penn. ave., south Iehots: fst OST —A white maar fier DOG, wi “with fer a colored the Northern mre nia Bet hia returat FRED Ww Country and W., wil ai ites aS |i Wasurxcros, D. The Large and Continuous Bales of Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds in this in Europe, where they have @ Recognized rewarded eet ae ike Eats Congas at ine Bone LS Fomelty tothe rier of Joven Eda, aecee ‘Bel fe ole eninet ty Su dereigned ‘The popularity of the bonds, as shown by the sales of over $1,600,000 in this country during the month of January, is due to the fact that they are m4 6* Pest We Oca Moar deaene aw 6 Se FIFTY MILLION AGRES OF LAND, Busceptible of producing in abundance all the DRY GOODS. fruits, vegetables and cereals of the Eastern and Middle States. ‘The government feluation of this Land Grant is ONE HUNDBED AND THIRTY MILLION oF DOLLARS, EN PER OENT. UFF FOR CASH. FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. eau le pes oF more than suffclent to pay the entirecost of the Ly ‘The Bonds, free from United States Taz, are Ex ‘and issued im the following denominations: Seesaw, J, B. BUG & 00., Jeattt soot of K atront. oa | fe ee a are iaerecces Moseay ncres of land; on which afe about 1) irart Neco, Tallow eee eons 5 sty ““hepairing’ one tr ith a well of soft water at the door. A022 Detrees s street, after 3 p. m. Tnant noe 3 gente, two pair @ conte, one dozen LE—I have still left for ea'e one of ths ‘Beal Estate iE, garth | Nellgand Tr 01 ds abies es ectionable parties, WILLIAM ©. | Raed at Pham pad Satreet Setweed lthand Ishetrcets Ne Wece, | HOLTZMA sien 4on Tn erect” | (aaa) cnered 3 cited and em cari me the besten taining? rovms, bath room aod cellar, water and | corner D = ney ctetheaed 1819. The oldest & a, as. Ie will be sold at's bargain. and ou ency ¢ = atte tee Snimmediate application 10.4. M SMITH. 30 the kind lu the country. if not in th: FOR SALE. as street. Gk RENE taRGo op enent RO ~ AS Fiiveccud ef third tore, acon gor F CAPT pionRe RSG ATOR aes. | ES sas. pipers tod poapinsSong wa epee tobe oreden P.O. x77 meets. ae OnN McDERNOTT 2 Bros. jerate price Board may K 5. orina Private family ene bys at ‘om 9300 $3 25 (im SALE ie rareling 1 coacE- MRS (AND Caguiacn : rmouth. Inquire a Streot northwest, VAGON apd net RS, Prcen letand 34. BF etrect cars pass the door. aster Teaatirem: Sos i DO 310 Pen neariranie wrcute peer Nitvess cen exchanged. athtand toch « RECEIVED ON STORAGE AND SOLD FO® face. OTEL Fo Tom R SALE The Faraiture, Fixtur « COMaTSSION. Will be sold. on accomm wating t a, the foll ne Of So best CARRIAGES REPAIRE C3 oa ‘ te i PROPERTY. the title to which bas recen’ am OVE Rey 308 PRINTS been vertected. olfering rare chences for spect Ly EXwoursy ‘KS story, Brick 7 muse, No. 13 34 street, lot 32x GESUERT and aplély D street. bet 2 ae 150 feet, and tabling. ON STORE, in a good location, with z : ret, 12 | fixtures complete for carrying on both branches of Mnniinbie we business. ‘A rare chanes for amemens, BANKERS. ‘2-et Brick —— No. 15 3d street, lot 25x10, pea man. given for —— speerons, and stablini ray where au interview can »CB HE FREEDMAN'’S SA’ VINGS AND wt 2 Etory Brtek House. No. street, lot 225-12 = TRUST Comrayn. Wee siery Deicke Houses, Nos. 20 and 22 21 OR SALES An Saigo ablisbed RESTAURANT | Banking Houte, No. 1507 Pennsylvania avonns, street, lot 27x15) foot dee a kane Star omiee © O08 bast vein the Tromeury ‘Two 2 story Brick Houses, Nos.24 and 26 24 PER CRNT. INTEREST. street, lot 31x 180 fect deep OR SALE oF NT—Enistic and Daw au : - ims the Ist of Bark Month Two2 story Brick s, Nos. 21 and 93 ah ING MACHIN NITTING MACHINE, é DONS Beconnts street, lot 32x— teet de ob from date of dey Issues a of Deposit Te oer ‘nailable an; HAS weal OFricns ia ait dares towns and spe sow ate reat. ind two Roe gl BATRERIES for me sical and perimental on Also, one PIANO, at an price. N. DEN QNetor’s. ar ireordinary Tow it by 150 feet decy Hot corner Market andth streets, 2x0iect, | _{17.St_ Human Hatr Store Market “pace. cities of louse No. 34 Jefferson street, 17 ot frou OR SAL, ant, Howrs by 107 feat deep. Pee by, FAMILY 101 HORSE 8 years | Open Weduestay Apply to E Dw 'D J. SHOEMAKER, No. 36 High vo" opposite the Engine- Sortlock, to receive dep peite onl} or send for copy of the Charter nd stands without bei { ieee ir care ee | ¥ fobistt @and gentle. Suitable f i ISD Ora lady te earive, ogibe 8 08 Dat Sais Sereel, Fee RENT—A six room Bg ha between 9th and Wh 90 the Kitchen; rent im advance. “ane No. aoa oor. ‘0. IN 1437 F strect,(two doors from U.8. Tromeury De FOR RENT O8 SACRA vamt singant REST. BOARDING. ce cra igpicrsarai Boas. southeast, with all TRST.CLANG TABLE BOARD, $20 Pen walsluniaen fern improvement ni w. aoe i UINAND. corner lst and B, 8 it owe, ai F ten ae fouSi corse — pie peacetve Depouits and transact a General Banking : * 17 3t* po ee PLEASANT | Exchange cities taken and etree O8 RENT HOUSENo. 1110 F sirect bet p avenue and ise | “‘Ietormatins fully furnished in relation OTe ean 12th streets. Appiy to W.G. Mar ATs accossible mbit-ly | securitios. Loans on the best terms. TOR Sale y terme, now brick es 5 Gintme before all the United Steves Departments ‘Noo 413 and 47% G street orth west —o0 have cut personal care a Siler “Aleors year nid Busey MAB ERSONAL.—National Theater, last Sat ae RIDDLETON # 00. 4 ear oid Bug = Sablon B- MALBURN. 419° street SW. Pret Lsdy in Black Drees Circle. Ble owe | W4séiNeTon crry saving VOR Re Sawn iy Mz 3119 ~ Fonngriranis Nut pote Greetings . BANK, avenue, between 2st a PO. The Queen of Spire. Thehighos, Corner 7th street and Louisiana Avenue, IMEB &CLEABY. Aucton- develo a sere and phate pte ida" Office Bald. r Wh ack sie present and | PAYS 6 PERCENT. 1x OB DEPORITS DES. FS SALKE—A comfortable erat WELT: ING on the west sid> of Ith street t, between o- : and H streets. F. rticulars apply t LaTiMe ABAME POVIN'S Mu. LY AY OCOvHKE @ & CuEAEY Aucinecre —— ae ‘ sie hap et ER Sena fines Sale J ied ey : = cee betaaee wih Se pur fo produce amare Sats | statabortnea: comf: He W., oe — tii eens greten ms, and about 1% acres of ground, with ATTIE J. FRENCU, Claircoyant, Medical LD an 1 necessa: tbuildis Wil be ustness Soret ance ats eer ed cure sed tee Snes ine jee oes a for city property, on application to ol WALL & 00. ANGE oa Mow York, Sas Sipe ence Auction and Commission Merchant Corner 9th st. and Tottrstreet Siri spe ache Lire 5-5 Peneas ovente: MARRIAGR — HAPPY 7 RELIBF aa0k A ol Sgpomine = the effects of uses | tions. Ineus ory: ‘bear- ‘OB RENT—A few gentlemen will find plenvant | in early ifte, caninal et ee | ing interest. = jens ROOMS at 617 F st..near Post-Office.' {4 ot" | cured. ——— pa oer es eninge fae Penn | dies. “Books and Ci INSURANCE COMPANIES. ania ener ns-6 519 7th street. opp. Post Office. Seta = Bese orice OR SALE La Sea carne oe to | SEW YORK Lire pany. ro AREER EEERERCE uy un | Sarsetil IPE ee + a walk from 1th ad 'Bounda + twoatories | ings’ connee set, h roof, ten rooms fine cellar. | 2 rr About, X sere land, from] to 2 acregoan te sold if Seeleel’oe mandcaiion with all the Departaéats rice dally ve | care oF, 4 ‘Gas supply the village the Coming uimoer ete f13-eolm corner 15th st. and New York avenue. oR pope pe Boyes po ding }. between L < rooms, with bath and store Toeme; also, vault in paremeni Tor f ter, Latrobe stove. Inguire Eras ene rd neatros Hore, febiaet spacious x4 REROOMS poz Le cocupicaty Met Be eye bebuet £ 2x8 apna Fisk, Olsrk & for sale by ail first FREED Se iloos vnawens BRws: 8T LES OF BECK DREss, ‘eo epue, > former ‘occupied by to ari alae eee —===___—_—_—___=— REAL ESTATE AGENTS. A°STIE F. BROwn, CONTRACTOR an REAL ESTATE sG&nrT, aetna” acer semagang pe __ 25 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received THE SPBING STYLE SILK HAT, At Oak Hell, 685 7p strect. Bote M4888: MASKS: cs, Sali os