Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1872, Page 2

< Rosey 5. NOYES . Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY February 2, 1873. Libel-Suit Abuses. ‘sume there was not a lawyer present in room yesterday who was not surprised by the verdict g im the suit of William Prince against the Star Newspaper Company; and this surprise was fully shared by the community, to know by assurances from all quarters, There was in the publication of which Prince com- plained nene of the elements going to make up alibel. It was shown that this item found its ay into ihe paper through the ordimary local channel, in perfect good faith, ne person con- nected with its publication having any shadow of animus Mr. Prince. It was shown that the editor of Tux Star on having his attention called to the publication by Mr. Prince at once wrote out and published a correction worded in «xact accordance with what he under- stood to be the plaintiff's wishes. It was shown that so far from there being any malice in the matter that the relations between the Stam company and Prince were of an en- tirely friendly nature, he being an advertiser in the paper and they having no wish or motive to do bim harm. Prince, himself, testified that he did not believe the Stan intended to injure him by the publication. Nor was he able to prove that be had been injured to the extent of a penny by it. + could it be shown that he had been in reputation im the slightest degree by the publication, or that t was caleu- lated to bring upon bim any obloquy or die | grace. That the jury, =< in @ verdict of $5,000 in his favor is Really if this sort of verdict és to be the rule, the business of newspaper publishing, already | onerons enough, will be about the most harass- ing and undesirable one going. Every newspa- per of any responsibility must count upon being made the prey of a set of harpies, searching newspaper columns assiduously for some item which can be twisted by legal ingenuity into a libel. The antiquated and narrow-minded libel Jaw, devised at a time when the idea of a tree, active, and energetic press had never beencon- ceived, affords singular facflities for the leeches who seek to bleed newspapers having any biood inthem. For a few dollars a libel suit can be and held over th ds of publishers compromise to save annoyance; and to invite there are always pienty of speculative lawye Teady to prosecute such caseson the chance ot getting their fees out of the damages. It is » to publish an item of news ot Inot atford some opening for ing gentlemen to ferret out a claim tor damages; and a question for the Press of the country to consider whether it is not about time, having fought the battles of every- body against oppression and abuses, it f the libel law, under whose techni- it is possible for a jury to give such a as that of yesterday. The issue whether a certain sum of money shall or s not be >, but whether newspa- pers hereafter to be published shall have any- thing «m or not. If this verdict is to be med, then every man who may assert that bis name has been unfavorably mentioned in the current news of the day, bas the journals of the country by the throat. ‘This is a question in which the public as well as newspaper publish- ers are concer it shall be fairly met and fully understood. -see- While some of our politicians here are clam- orous tor a change of the organic law which shall allow the voters to select numerous offi- cers of the District government, appointed un- | der the present system by the President of the United States or the Governor, other commu- nities are agitating for a change in the other direction. The chief excitement in the New Jersey legislature on Monday Ifst was the de- bate on Mr. Plimpton’s education bill for Jer- sey City, authorizing the appointment of eigh- teen men by the legislature to constitute the beard of education. elected by the people, and it is claimed by the friends of the Dill that they are in every way | unfit for the position. Mr. Plimpton said the measure was simply a means to put the best and | Most suitable men in ottice. Mr. Gaede moved to strike out the enacting clause, and made a speech, maintaining that the people did not Want the power of election thus takes from them, and other members followed on the same side, but after a full debate, the motion to st ‘4s lost—sS to 42—and the bill passed | to its third reading. A London paper recently published an article in which the writer seriously argued against the Purchase of railways by the government,on the | ground that it might turn out to be a bad in- vestment and bankrupt the state, becauseot the Possibility of a satisfactory solution of the pro- bem of serial navigation at an early day, in which event balloons would supplant steam car- Tiages and steamboats, destroying the capital invested im them. allway and steam packet stockholders did not seem to be much alarmed at the prospect thus presented to them; but a fall in the value of their shares is not so | improbable after all if the accounts received in this country of what is called “an unprecedent- edly satisfactory balloon ascent,” reported from Vincennes, France, are true. It is stated that during the siege of Paris one M. Dupuy de Lome received from the government of National Defense an offer of twenty thousand dollars tor &@ balloon which he undertook to furnish, but it Was not fintshed prior to the capitulation of Pa- ris. About three weeks ago, when all was com- plete, he made an ascent with thirteen men, and the result seems to have satistactorily demon- | strated the perfection of his method of gu:ding. | The balloon is said to have obeyed the helm with the utmost alacrity, and to have progressed Teadily in the teeth of the wind. s2e-- George Alfred Townsend furnishes the lead- ‘mg article im Scribner's Monthiy,—a handsomely illustrated paper on “The Chesapeake Pen- insula.” The subject isone on which Mr. Town. send is literally at home, and the sketch, like everything from his pen, is sprightly and in- teresting. Other Washingtonians or ex-Washingtonians, by the way, furnish considerable matter for the same number, viz: Kev. George W. Samson, an article on Mormonism; W. 0. Stoddard, one on the Red Sea Can: Phomas W. Kuox, one on New York Grand Juries, and 3 story of the Pacitic. ae eas Clergy.ven can well atiord to disregard news. paper slurs a: to their bronchial affections and other ailments which necessitate voyages to Europe for the benefit of uit health, in view of the fact that their regular habits and generally moderate labors, physical and mental, give ‘hem longer leases of life than their less regular and more hurried parishioners. The actuary of the Clergy Mutual Life Assurance, in London, states in — report that the mortality of the clergy may safely be put at twe: cent. less than that of the rest of the psenchond = ety ‘The Massachusetts temperance men are satis. fied with no half-way measures, such as the local option (otherwise known as let-the-major. ity-decide) law, or the punish-the-man-who- makes-the-man-drunk law; but propose to es- tablish asylums for the confinement and punish. ment of drunkards, and a bill to carry out their purpose is now pending in the legislature, ‘Whatever fate the future may have im store for the overrun Alsatians, the world will never quite torgive the German conquerors for chang- ing the name of their territory from Alsace to Elsass. Elsass! it is impossible for the people of a country bearing such a name ever to be either proud or happy. Elsass! Go to, Bis- amarck, and all the rest of you ‘We have received the first number of the Chattanooga Herald, the publication of which ‘as commenced on the 20th inst. by Samuel Bard, Esq. Since the death of Mr. Sweetzer, Mr. Supiigan paper starter.” ven by the jury for the plaintift | as we have occasion | in view of these tacts, | and we are determined that | ‘The board is at present | Bard wears the beit as the ‘champion ylor, health commissioner of Balti more, reports that small-pox is prevailing in an epidemic form in that city, and is fearfully on | the increase. It is to be hoped that the news- papers there will not imitate the folly of the Philadelphia journals, which, while the small. POX was steadily gaining from week to woek, | and making terrible ravages, kept the matter as quiet as possible, and denied its existence as an epidemic, lest business should be diverted trom the city. The consequence was that the people, lulled into a sense of security, neglected totake the necessary precautions against the dise we, and the rate of mortality was frightful. Crvi. Rreut re Exrin telegram from F ughkeepeie, N.Y. hing says: The Georgia Minstrel Troupe, com- posed of negroes, came here to-day. Previously a contract had been made with William Oster- | hondt to lodge them. To-day, when abent to enter the dining-room. the landlord met them, | and declared they could not sit at the table uns tilthe white guests had finished their meals. | The troupe indignantly remonstrated against | this breack of contract, but Osterhoudt insisted, | and the negroes finally left and went to another hotel. The affair caused quite a sensation here, | *Jmpathy generally being with the negroes. Ricnarp W. W. Bowrr Ii. wita SMAtt- rox.—We sincerely regret to learn that Col Kichard W. W. Bowie, one of our Delegates in the Legislature, is now at the Marine pits near Haitimore, suffering from an attael small-pox. He wasin the performance of his Legislative duties on Friday, and feeling indis- posed on that day went to Baltimore to consult | apbysician. On Saturday night the disease de- | veloped itself, and he was taken to the above | hospital. His many friends are pained to hear | of kis indisposition, and hope the disease may | Prove to be ofa mild character—Marlloro Ga- sete, 21st. Fire is Ware ‘A.—A special dis- patch to the Alexandria, Gasette from Warren- ton, dated the 2ist inst., says: The residence of tin P. Brooke, on Cul ‘per street, | caught fire this morning about four o'clock, from the -— of the servants in the kitch- en, and was burned to the ground. The family | all escaped safe, and a small portion of the furniture was saved. Thejioss is about 95,000, | upon which there is no insurance. —$—<—______ JOINT Stock VAacctmaTion.—Several board- | ers at ahouse in » Albany ‘Opposed to the idea of | paying a physician's fees for vaccination, clubbed toget! e tor a private operation of their own. They accordingly purchased twenty-five cents’ worth of vaccine matter and did the job themselves by inserting the vaccine matter'on the leg. It took more or less on all id one mans’s leg was swollen to uch proport that he believed he was I were greatly alarmed at the results of their conduct. A eho aND Lapyiige” Fo paenor coroner’s jury at Hempstead, yeste: rendered a vi a charging iteunei ‘M. Fow- ler and Geor, prvi brotherof her husband, wit! Sdeathor the latter by arsenic, e Guan of which are said to bave been found by Professor <a in the liver and kidmeys of the deceased. widow is young and ladylike, and declares her inno- cence. THE NatiowaL Lanon Convention met at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday morning. Delegates are present representing seventeen States.” Ar- kansas and Mississippi are the only Southern States represented. A permanent organization Was effected by the election of E. W. Chamber- lain, of Massachusetts, president, and eighteen vice presidents. The president made a brief ad- dress, urging the necessity of united action. READY ror THE Sprinc CamPal@x.—A let- ter from Prescott, Arizona, says the Apache Indians have nearly all left their reservation, have accumulated all the supplies, fur, and meat possible trom that serred out to them from the government stores, and are evidently pre- paring for a vigorous campaign against the troops and settlers. State —A < Tx THE TichorNE Case the Attorney Gener- al, Sir Jobn Duke Coleridge, has brought his sreech to a close, and the examination of wit- neeses for the defense bas commenced. Lord Bellew was on the stand yesterday. His testi- ‘K's Live TEReATENED.—The police authorities of Berlin ve information that a man is concealed in that city who has sworn to take the life of Bismarck, and active search is going on for the would-be-assassin. | MERCHANTS’ ADVERTIS ceive the signatures prt WILL RE- erchants until arch Ist. Office hours from Tomato. m., 1203 H street, near 12h street. Box 101 Post Offic 1 6" j A WANT NEVER BEFORE SUPPLIED. giin.the South, whore Liver Complaint and Bitions ‘ames prevail t xtent, there has os been felt the ness ofa medicine that would act | specrfically and promptly on ba Liver, Feeceing i iB » its normal functions, and at the eams time be. oc m rm ic nym ond oy — = = i BL mi ay be that oe at TT's VEG! TABLET LIVER pres sap plies this want. are now prescribed by the thoet, cuninens physiclane throughout the whole out o UScsta, November 8, 1359 the W.H. Twt—Dear bie thot rou deserve the sof the public fur the introduction of your ever taken ider them a blessing to suf- ity. Lbave used them in my ows case | and im my family for some tims with the greatest success Their action i ert re ducing no griping nor ¥ That they wil country I have tothe att #3 | 6. Hewitt, r, Proprietor Globe Hotel. | DR. TUTT’S HAIR bie IS THE BEST IN | CSP Sitre OLDERS on roy no VE MiRiNG COMeANY of Colorado. thatthe annual mecting Ge Bi proctees atl ke batt at_the office of 19 456 a. W., on the Bari ites | _Febrmary 1th ied REMOVAL NOTICE. ars. 8, GOLDSTEIN # C0. han their Leen Office from their old stand, Fi inelpal Loan Oftee, unger the ineipal Loan Office. Balesroom. fron i toC spirance throngh to C either way. TI hi ridin dations | &e.. bot! eee: | ew goods, which or iitset It “sataty s over cost. A call on reece mi ES’ SCHOOL rd J | NURS! aera ‘BEEDMEN’S Tying iy, ware of the sie the in wi 5 | charge oh ote of she the tnustri at afford opportu- or rans MpeaT kaye . MD. Bowie i Hloepital: | bie TR (Stenue, duracian of i Brag SPECIAL NOTICE SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. KEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Baxxixo House OPPOSITE THE TREasvRY. All depostta of five dollars or more made with this company on or before February 1 next will draw *\X PX& CENT. interest from that date, payable July and January in each year. current business ac- jan? | THE Fork PER cext. paid on counts. Call and geta copy 7 of therakes. j (Qua ss = BEST. WM. MASSEY & 00.3 XX ALE. (in superior | PBILADELPHIA ALE, ceca jento-tf EN! sonal rae eeg eke Saree) pace CRUSHED AND BROMEN. CRUSHED OB BROKEN STONE to Contractors in quantities to suit. Weare slo BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONB FOR CASE at our Works. J.B. 2UG & 00,, es cee : erent - ‘best nett «: last eve- | IAL ABD COMMERCIAL. The New York money ey market yesterday pre- | sented no new features. The volume ot busi- ness in government bonds was large, and the market was strong. In the stock market the peculative interests was still centered in the Union Pacitic Railroad stock, and there was amore or less demoralization in that line. 1202 ‘The Weathe War DeranTuest. oe Cc nd Signal Officer, Wasuinotor, D , 182, 10 am. SYNOPSI§ FOR THE ist Twesty-Fov Hovrs.—The area of diminished pressure, t | which on Wednesday morning was over south. ern Mississippi, has moved eastwardly over northern sta and southern Georgia, beyond the coast, accompanied by rain from Tenmessee and South Carolina, southward, followed by clearing weather and northwesterly winds, ex- cept alon; Carolina t Florida The pressure dimix | during Wednesday over the middle and New England states, with clear and partially cloudy but pleasant weather, westerly and north west- erly winds, but increased during the night, the winds veering more fo northerls with fallin the temperature trom the lower lakes to the northern New England states, and light snow over northern New York; an area of high pressure has apparently moved trom Minnesota to southwestern Michigan; falling barometer, with rising temperature, lias prevailed at the Re ky mountain stations, and northwest. brisk northwesterly and norther!: falling temperature prevail over land and middle states, and clea cloudy weavher; rising barometer over the 80! Atlantic states, with northerly and northwest erly winds, clear and clearing weather; the Pressure continues diminishing over the north. West, with rising temperature, southerly to east erly winds, exte1 — eastward over the upp: lake re ‘gion, eastward to the Ohio val- thie eastern gulf to the upper lakes during the HANGING and UP Ca TABLISHMEBT from George « N Removed his PAPER: 3 Nii pape strew HOLSTE: between D and E tend in mak m for Spring stock offers for the ext hing a dare, arent inducements in AP} ANGING, WINDOW SHADES niort Hi FRAMES. CHROMOS, &e re jie » | tween 2 amd o g the immediate coast from North avd wife. hed Board. A decided addres as now reached I S Excuasiirriva—Elsing baromster, pfreshand | W4 ley; clear weather prevailed very generally from | Bchoo! at Arlington, V4 411. E OF REMOVAL —A M TUBMAN has | ¥i‘h WANT | FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. THE TRADE WASTsD-4 YOUNG GIBL for day Nurse | a Weare. 26 mouth; no d. Apply & =o strect way rE god WHEELWKIGHT, a: 198, Brides at strest, Georgetown, Dies! JF pri ani aw ITK Git. to cook, wasa Wiss fi = email camsly. Apply, with rec 4 wees. A ‘ end Noe ENEE to | 403 7th NT -Une two story = ix Peet gee in eacts room. dew. Rent Qs ia 8 veer per mouth. Inge ae | F nena TED—A an GA a on abares, OR RENT. ISHED HOUSE, of Sroome; me he ais we son Saturday 0 F on waver, leeation central and desirabje: For particulars in Vork avenue, N ek ‘Ow RENT—Near the ie Hotel and La- | NTED—A ATION wouiee ‘a8 operat ir WASTES eae a er | cept Wheeler aire mr Pann. e Square, fire UNFURNISHED BOOMS spivenia avenue, betwee let 2d streets. f22 21° ~ for housek oe. fo femily without ebil 7ANTED—Two handsomely FUaNIsHap (fen. rent in advanc 9 16th street, between I W 4th parlor and bedroom, tora gentleman 82d ons Joostion and terms, with or itt Star OM Fee SALB—A THACT OF LAND. bordering on Rock creek. and mictaiee the city © stone guarrie bie ib Ww: aires SOF BUGGY TT CEL. Ad: | [ro stone quarties, drces H. W., Star office, stating price. ffi St" | "itd tn whole or i isp tegait p ee WASTED—A Bai b0ap TICKET, a 50 M TRIM rate. im 614 bus or Cincinnati, 01 44 at a reduc: L. "Star Office, UB BENT-STORE ROOM No. 1200, Ea F Wann gd st west corner 7th and M street KOO) suit. ORR —F, Fug A on UBEEE nret NW. ont moderat ANTED IMMEDIATELY —\ first-class BAR- None bata steady and «aber ons naed Inquire at the National “Hotel “Barbsr STED—A Gr = class MILLINER = an UPKRATOR «n Weed Sewing Machine at | No. 315 434 street, between Cand Da 2) a" Vv ng complete for housekeeping: iseae * ‘the st ‘ar Ofer ) HOU a im MAN, 519 71h atroet. Opposite Post-ome Une | WAsmiNardivettecrat ane ast on first floor, and aleo 199 FUN 90 chambermaid os, indies “~ ‘ ail omd floor front. The sitas- 3 tereet, between Mant $d ou Trquire at 2. an! pleasant 212° respectable lady desires a SIT. We VATION ither as housek por, assistant ina ary goods store of any moftrust. Addre epg Wan P2831 th strect 2 pono £3) sr Arlt. gtun Turnpike; house W rooms: ANTED—TEACHER WANTED —A comp: | 8M wheelwrigat hops: all ueveweary ont by tent TRACHER to takeccharte of Public s' rene d : No. 93 3 Penn: sy lvania avenue. - febai-12t* Foe RENT—Coane fora ¥ for Spnzand Summer, om th s—s fin | ROOMS ins hogs with fine river view and br Apply to HS. JOHNST: neh PENT, U7, letter ate te ms, &e., to SMIT. PRelington, Va ty ANTED a male and fema! Ww; nd xvod HOMES, and fam! ao Close * Ete 10 THE PUBLIC —1 have, ae Morchent taller eae No. 1 oh ind ibe ante up at the shortest a at reasot al ee. "fetta tw ' “bric’* B. VANDOREN, 1AGES | BRIAGES!! bs canriaces!! 1° = REMOVED to Naw Be po ays = fab? Hl and 414 sth street. On KEAGES, mock of i which will be sole at reasonable prices. BEPAIRING promptly attended Canes Ww SHINGTON LOaB Loan Mo. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th streets, The Most Private Loam Office in the City, Money Loaned at one the naual rate Un redeemed Pledges in Solid GOLD WATCH RS: aid CHAINS at great Bargains. “woods ni LOr, calment. Private entrance frot th Hail and C street. f22-1t CE AND | panasand'sicevers hl ped Yokes and sicoves, 1d ami can be had for bord! owner. “her applying Proym Pa i007 URES kw: Sth aod Hi streets neribwents Blo. 08 betere'S nee SRC.BUTLER. | 2lyck nm. or afer 4 ociock p.m. Be oe eae TEL. A 20) aly {OR RENT—One large ROOM, fu pi e Abe stew ares ‘ches goons: | OR RENT —Ons lara BS t a be eee 3 MES. LOUISE C. BUTLER. Fok, BEST—Fornishe ms a ay ANERD=Tso ‘Irish or German GIRLS, fe | Sater ie ae ee mee ae Wash, iron and do general housework; mast | Sater on the floor; terms low. 809 D stract. | be willing io live in Alexandsin,and to give the bart, nth an of references wages given. Apply at the | BOR SALE ( E Louice Home,” Massachusetts ayenac, berween | F yrorskcon deck thre doce north of lsth and 16th streets, between the hours of Mand’ | street NW Trquite of WoO. SALT TES Buh o'clock for three day Stree! or rooin 87 Third Auditor'sothce. [2 WASTED-A COMPETENT WOIRRREPER: ‘one who can taks charge of a shop; good refer- wane Address Box 165, Oity Bost Sr for three USE ata and 34 atroat $2.20. Irquire No. tos" New ¥ avenne, betwenn ith and Sth streets. y ANTED—LADIE. ind ve rivate family. arin Wiss: Nene but ex erienced hands peed men. Board ifdesived Ref- g/ ample ork required. GH. | erences required 909 1sth street, opposite Frank: i RER'S Biamping Dop>t 17 7th street, oppo: lin Square. site Fate: az OR RENT—One half of a wall ae sis shall, for OFFICE, suitable for a lawyer or claim agent Pantaiee Sttive ford en, Apply at No. 15. Plant's Building, corner 15t strect and New York avenu 120-5¢ cepts. Muslin in wa pi very fabian’ PRINCE, 1009 F street. | FAR RESTA rlesantly lated ax rpm atc ANTED—Every Indy ‘would like to cut od opportunity for part wishing to ge hous WwW: ‘and fit her own al wd children's dresses. t call ing; two m' trom Treasury Department. to and see the ROYAL CHART. The only accurate utlow. Addres SWIFT. TABLISHED 1833, JOHN McDERMOTT TT & BROS. COACH. MAREE AND nee 310 Penney vari aveues, aN RECEIVED ON STOR. ae 0 CABRIAGES REPAIRED. Copes, BUNIONS, CHILELAINS, Excrescences, Club aud Ingr tient can walk with case 3 bE se wires “eatablinimenty § No 639 ott Bien, Treasury. Washington. jor, No (7 North Charles streets near clone-fitting and have the they become eter 8 then—the pressare of the shoe and corns the distressed parrs being avoided—the tissues will gradually assiune thet normal Condition and the skin become smooth and natu: ut though the eure be entirely effected. considering the great amount of duty the feet are obliged to rform, and the danger oftampering with their ailmenta, it is nerally safest to have them cared for occasionally '¥ some one skilled in their treatment febi7-tr on eae ace BANKERS, FIFTEENTH STREET, Wasuixotos, D. 0. The Large and Continuous Sales op the Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds in ti try and in Europe, where they have a Poreast ed Standinz on all the Bourses, Guarantees the Bar'y Completion of the Entire Line of Road. 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 based on the amplest security, being a FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upon over FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND, Susceptible of producing in abundance all the fruits, vegetables and cereals of the Eastern and Middle States. ‘The government valuation of this Land Grant is ONE BUNDBED AND THIRTY MILLION OF DOLLARS, or more than sufficient to pay the entire cost of the road. ‘The Bonds, free from United States Tar, are issued in the following denominations : 100, 500 cant COUPON. iB REGISTERED. 10.006 And are at all times ‘ireoat ie theofice of or throu iscal Wirhour cianoe = _— They have THIRTY YEARS to ran, are offered at ar sad interest in currency. and wi mt Pislds LARGE INTEREST DN All marketable securiti recetten in exchange. Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE & €@., Lf BK, PHIL. ELParA i 2 aS fe ND WASHINGTON. and reliable system of Dress Cutting ever intrs duped. Endcreed by Lo Vice. Bow York. —A new W room BRICK HOt Price, with book of eat aye 1%. Agent. front and side yarts. febi2-Im 1008 9 F street. = ree ARIE WANTED—Every Lady owning « Sowing May | Pasy terme. ein oes chine teal at the KEVSTONE SEWING | oo mtee. aime MACHINE SALEFROUMS. 1009 Pet andoon | OP 3 ese Prof. Lufkin’s Ohampion Tread uae neeos Treadle is the greatest labor saving ssclaateuton © servator ever invented. Can be attac ad : ~ machine, Price $3 0. _ i | #7 OR RENT—C two niet ¥ WANTED—A silent cr active PARTNER in an | 7 BOOMS. at No. north A street, extablin business. with capi- | Terminu: street cara, tal of $1,200 tc A PARTNER Nar | WOR RENT—FRAME HOUSE. crnor ot Tani Mice. siz 7th streets, southwest. Bon th én it & ire of Mrs BMrohTWELL. hind j ANTED—At the Arlington, firet Poe advance. I: = WANDS DsnaaT ayy Brace CHAM | Sor Fron aad houses en sth tree ___ fob? t_ Horas ms oe FRU Wy FARM Pos ar thi ‘ 7 = UU lente for several sears on the most favor vay ona setting Neola | ee. a 7 1 p meat perfect Buutsio tenet a oO cwelty Store, 469 Penn k AT LAUREL, MD te dW SPIt fron Line a COTTAGE ss vod contain ANTED—Ever pile kn ow that PHILLIP within twe ay Pods of the depot. toy W AVE Tea gee z penta earerern neg cash price for Ladies Gents’ and Ciglarens« oe 7 Nut hy pied OFE CLOTHING BOOTS and SHOES, HATS: end ats CAPS, BLANEETS sna QUILTS. Anote by mail wee needed tu LE-T ave stil left for =a @ one two story HOUSES. | | Sstre SER, Agent, decd-Sm ae careers, near M’ | taining? + ein. off ULUTHING, Di- | sas. Tt w ws (TOMES, OLD GOLD ant'Stte | a VER, AGUNS: REVOLVERS. cong ca eebiag | ste —— BRONAL, PROPERTY. The Bighest cash price | oR SA wait at the OLD CHRISTIAN LOAN — Grridessi4 % Sth strects between D aad the er | Will be sold.on ace mm oodatins terms ing PROPERTY. the title to «hich hy yaas-ly RT FULTON & OU. been perfected. © mg rare chances ED—( 920 0 tion or improvement Peeree-ierecees: Bee SRN, as eh ARO BEEK House, No. 13 31 street, lot St REVOLVERS. etc.) ote. ROBRET FULTON & inet aud etabling. ©" sean CO., Loan Offies, eee meet eT pagan ty ae og 11 Sd street, lot 249 12 ANTED—All th 6 their sight, tc to know that the best * “ONE DOLLAR TACLE in the counter le accurately snted to te spre by H.H. HEM PLER, the Optician,corner A 2-stery Brick House, N. and stabling u A 2 story Brick House. No 15 3d strevt, lot 25x15), 15 2d street, lot 225.12 feet. Hftrect and Penneylvania avenue. Depot for nwo Zeiory Brick Mousse, Nos. 20 and 29 21 hermometers of jell | street sla feet deep. Se ae ea “Good ne oes Brick Hoiaen, N Nos. 24 and 96 24 tf Feet, lot 31x 150 feet deer prepie) Addie immediately,"A- 5-0 the wore aes “Two story Bi uses, Nos. 21 and 23 ath inser street. lot 32x— P. Lot next cast 29 fest front by LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Wednesday evening, bet ween Colum bo Biking i ie Busing ard 219 B — ght dh Ei s SHOEMAKER, No. 36 High a 6 owner's 4 neite the jouse, 1 faWayon it. ‘The dndor” returning the saute M, +7 lle neem ioe y- E street northwest, will be suitebly re 22 31" 0 F sirest ber Appiy to W.G. METZ Ithand 12th at ree 8. ‘reo ; febi6-tf G5 BEWABD—Strayed or stolen, on the morn: | 71 ing of the 19th of February, @ iar tize brown DO of the Russian “ured —Un easy terms, ned Lgooes aD SEs, back nose; ani and 4176 street no cae Whocser mn ath siren, | alley. Aloo, § your od Be a tee corner of Baud let alley, Also, 5 year od Bucey MAT Will receive the above rewatd. War 52" | Stables. Be MILBURN, 419°0 street AKE NOTICE. THE HOLDER OF THREE NOTES. having lost r mislaidt ereb, warns the public from negi- tintin the same, as payment bas been stopped “Said notes are drawn for $1,333 bs neat en Se; e ri ye Tayable loft and ned a For par ticalars apply to CATIMER & CLEARY Anction- al Estate Brokers, Star Office Build. Yeustt B'S SALE—A comfortable a DWELL- ING on the west sida of lth street, between G ae Loeonrament apply to LATIMER me rs and Beal Estate Brokers, abd by U.'B. Church & Cot ard ih bis trast, BO} einige mane See re [ae teas UkKBAN RESINENCES. LSs oa tocetey. 2 Lear's il he aT a] Two Syeuaky iS at Mount Piessant, about tem ition, saw wNINGH RM: | minutes wa'k from Mth and Boundary, two stories and French roof, ten rooms snd ‘fine cellar. BEWABD—Lost a BREASTPIN; = About % acre laud. from 1 to 2 acres can be sold if ‘and blac! setti desired. Stable an t-houses. Omnibus com- SZ ecerient pimps 2g eee Sy ents twice daily Gas and Potomac water mains will be Iald TOES, OST. To finder of part of @ cat CORAL EA age mime po 4m store and for sale by a3 Tout Wedineeday afternoon, @ wtitabie | SUPP! the village the coming summer. HYDE. reward will be paid ifleft at 471.C strect, % fi3-eolm corner 15th st. and New York avenue. fan2i-lm 59 Water street. Georgetsen D. Bo | 1 J. A. CUSHING’S. POR RENT—The spacious WAREROOMS ny Loy ae We from a and CuSO pug: F occupied by M Messrs. Green Fa w items Wo, - ied = ll IN MIND iheral veward vilite a a. 7th street, betw aud H. Inquire of BU ¥ THAT ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF Hi ently been paid, and are — paid, for maid Hogan can buy for one dollar at he METBOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 Seventh Stxeet. A LAH OF FROM 25 ABA BED To Yo LLAR TOU INVEST Tit THEBE. NEW ARTICLES BECEIVED DAILY! low fi ‘© juat been 0) Bait tine of EER OTE Pad plated: Sob Soe eee! in eautiful patterns, — MLEKVE BUTTONS te endices variety; probably assortment in the cit; th SGente’ 8 Pape Su = in all possible patterns, wecai ARF Ping. ‘B| ODD FELLOW! TED LAT! Ets oF plate BS, warranted real } at apres 5 lace, Pi ‘area Ladies ew at me HO! fires pate pair ‘ru lones tap ana aria a. ee $1. eS WALLETS: with memorandums tac! of our celebrated him COBEETS, with srdelasrwhich only have to De seen to! be boughs. BE SURE TO VISIT GILVERBEROG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Neay Ponasylvania avonne GADIES’ and MEN'S SATORELS, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, TRAVELING Bags, SADDLERY and HARNESS, CABBIAGE ROBES, &c., Be WHIPS, In GREAT MANUFACTORY or JAMES 5. TOPHAN & 08., Le | SEVENTH STRERT, One door ebove Odd Fellows’ Hal | and save SET EEF tae og 70,25 CENTS 18 Lota 1c | NEW woeDs se EARLY SPRING 187 y ARIETY, st LOW PRIORS FOB | #4 Bleached (at the lth street fie One. ‘avarr : Lona thread topped WHIP: silver-mounted, Lewis on one of the STOWLES, 1007 Pounsyivauis svonue, doctors 1a first class Furniture. feblo ‘OR BENT—The STORE, 209 Pour and oe pame street west, one door north of Penusylvani, er ‘A suitable reward willbe git tog one | enue, formerly ‘occupied by 8. Goldsteig & co. Ieeving © Hamilton's Grocery | Unica, Wuitabla for any business. at ofiee 1-3" wero REWARD, AND NO Tier ONS | tan Hot $10 as —Lost, or take by mlstakey on the 19th ins 8 Penneyivania avenso, under the Merraph oy {OR RENT—Two _handsomel FU = eat ibe Tesiacran the stavon'e | CRA ttans Ger oh AMBEI’ actante for Sn- Temple. ‘eas DaBk BE: VER‘ v encoar 2B | Mora or Members of Conaresn. Uzcation ‘most de faning axé Si rewi it be paid by cman in the city. Apply at cans Trane PERMANENT POLIOY OF Fi IN as ENT~ Three stor} ERIK ano ax ANCE. No. 431, issued by the Livery Foe Ha warcet Uetaees Jakh and 36th at. com and London snd Globe Ibaursnes Goes pany, ior ‘i xing en hae petal Fhopsand Dollars: in favor of ‘ira tin Harris ou Brick | bath tome and clothes rouse a gph toe aD HET Dwelling, corner of H and st »Washing- | J JOYCE, ‘E, Carriage Factory, apes E streets. ff pplication having Deon made for aoe fobs tf Reval oes 2 gorsone “eat tw?) | FSOR SALE-A FARM ,@ acre)in Prince unty, Maryland, six mies from nd one and @ half miles from the ion on the Baltimore and Washing. ‘oad. There is on the property a Dwelli: house, in perfect repair, Comtaining ten rooms; tenant's house, the usual out-bi x one of par fn Se The CHAE ARBRE. DRY GOODs. 1872 SPRING impoRtations. 872 UsT BECEIVED. - Fac mapry ose sin Secon and G1 per ‘ya in Stripes and per yard; very choice {UR RENT— Furnished or cK HOUSE, Mo. § th between Sth saree ‘ana north, between 9th and 10th roome and bi Bier cheap Colors—at 35, 37,45, 50, up | halleiarge, collings high: ron a oe le to Tf conte per yard. to J. M. DUNCANSO! sro cout rae palveces, “Buffalo” Brand, | ABM OT 3a K of the Republi sar’ wba ey — BPRT7S, 92, 92:35, $250 and iE BALE—Ope of these fing HOUSES sow og apo $s completion, situated on lith, near O street, M. pape sa tnd Lustre a grat variety | Wf tres ory and basement prove brick Trout stobe trimmi ‘steps, and all modern improv , Ohintaes, nnd Porcales, st and old wat marble mantels, Bc. Ap- “Ene ‘the of Bleached Gotton Goods hy ree eT nae ‘ROTH W ‘L, ‘Se oad Pr ie A atte =r Wx: or No Penna. avenue 8. B. jang3-Im* 57 One Price Only—in Rey two-story BRIOK HOUSE, No ois Bae betwoos Bane _fm-tt 939 Penns. 13, BE 16,000 **F5* NEW CALICOES AT 6%, 10 anv 194 OENTS. NEW &PBING DRESS GOODS opening daily. BOGAN @2 WYLIE, fobso tf 1016 and 1020 7th street. N.W. PABGAING IN DRY Goons. Leura > ears, 4 Bleached a low E street S @ SON, 609 ah wren STOGE BGS £508. S28 neh ate — T recently occ WinoaTr, . CARPENTER AND BCI LOER CORNER oF TH STREET AND Car - SWELLING Bots Opp rste mn nr Marke OR_RENT—The Inree ui < w © of ntead the Cons oy a ge tractigr of suporintend the Construction 7 a - romers aad pass tee~ « re f rs b Work * ot Sod and prompiy a: tila se ANOK TAYLOR, be ne m2 of 326 Indians avenue i. 1" HEMPLER. = > ~ i fpitiabed, = soit ot PAR MECHANICA CLAN ae sloaplag teoca. and com ‘water closet: aad an quality Rr botels, sult .- he f Bs. T TON, coruer ints ont Vee . CARPENTER, BUILDER, ier BENT—Sx tne OFFICE ROOMS ms Bhepherd Building, 986 Peanayivone averse, <a —- CONTRACTOR SIN Pee TORS tere for Hose Carpantering J — BUSINESS CHANCES. crocs aliy ettended to — — ———— “s 9: sundae [008 AND MUSTOSTORE ForsALmcurar Ith streat, below Katreet NW R™ VAL —JAMES F RKIEN PRACTICAL PLUMBER. Steam and MOVED to 609 The well atecked BOOK AND MUSIC STORE wit fixtures) of POR & SELIGSON. AY SING AND FLAG DEPoT No. 128 BRIDGE STBERT, GEORGETOWN JOHN es etacturer of Awnines Fiage 1. ents, Horses Sill be sold cheap to close the estate af thie decsnant | Waeou Covera _Drcorating of Untls for Balls 5 yone wi ining to « cnt Au Pp mptly ‘ttended to 7 inerat ners this offe ¢ Na et Space, pron Inthe eteer “t oc will be made easy to 2 SEVEBAL PARLOR ORGANS AND febz2 tw uate AND AWNINGS. Bent for Camp Meetings, Pairs PIANOS | POE & SELIGSON TENTS for Sale or ISBING Sit T FOR REN Festivals, &c iy te Fort W Riu AWADANGS for Public and Private Balls and Par Appz ite ties et-iae* ° M.G COPE Dosler in Awning Materials, 643 Louisiane axnowe RARE BOB Ton acco ox Pistons HAN well stocked CIGAK AN in @ most central position a = Boom for rent and ALLAN, Rivas Public, Roney? a arene Y¥ TO LOAN ON eae FATATE bare: Mexrexy itn. Time to «uit, amo om . i ER, 729 7th st angs — «Naas rise = FIRST-CLASS SCOURER, 61S Orn StREPT, Orrosire Patext Orr and SHAS. CONS. ( By promptly adopting the latest im feb] 10t Be WA whether ot Americas of European tne <n Rite BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — als | nab do my work fm a manner nit to be equaled neat paying BUSIN ES. net | by th. Rot possessing these facilities. bec a spl ee located. Address ane Dresses «lens with: he taken apart SO8 t Bi SINE Star Office. fo9-12t us Uy ag yz ag the whole From sat og, a0 farther use for them. we “d., BUBGLAR each with & be At double door. hepairing dot y York style of cleaning Kid Gi 2b cents. two pair # cents, one dor $ Neils aud Trimmings cleaned, blackon a 8) per square yard. Ostrich OR. A Goupetr iN. “ co. Hoel. | If ONEY TO LOAN at = ase to $10,600 | “Af 699 Penn ay M : on first-class nn Estate sec = be mrt “4 .* HOUTEN AR ae ee eee ot ge abhi in the conntry. ifnat In the w oni ANTHONY FISHER. Agent, O15 Sth streot corner D street northwest janis im | FOR SALE. _ Boer AND 308 PRINTING 2 eaTi vy ANE ETL EXEcor! Wo At the stable of W . =. ‘POLK Nr FSP SAL Breed romnnd ty ot, beteraon Sth anh Teh etree very tine HOR: KB. sek Hyped ore mat They are all young avd sound. and drive well. Oneextra \~ Horse am. ber d one fine Stallion « 7 oe oe SAVINGS AND ‘OR SALE—One of Taf sre NY. mee QUNTALNS, good as eyrnp BODOG wire at this £21-30" Fes SALE PLE ioe Bes FOR SALE nd Good Will of age ; business, about $5400 capita’ red. Address W. i- He*NELL ‘Washington: eo towne and the South and Southwest Howrs, § a m gentle, for a pi ita sician se ol med o drive. do at fh x ia a iaiatatiopes | MPAPPLRTOR @ 00., fivcry Stable, EB street, near sircet cars Wary BANKERS, = ae iia 1427 F street, (two doors from U3. Tres ry De GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITs, prunes. , WASHINGTON, D. 0. Reoetve Deposits aud transact « Generel Banking ir WILLETTE & RUOFYF, a OE 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ietien om the principal cine taken and trac at par to cur deposit oruation cheerfully furnished in relation Have jast received gt. Loans negotiated om the best terme Claims before . od States Departments have ereopal care a MIDDLETON & 00 delo if 7 WV HINGTON ¥Y SAVine TARE SPBING STYLE SILK HAT, feblo-tr NEW AND HANDSOME” 5 SPECEALTIES ’ POR GENTLEMEN. Corner 7th street and Louigans Avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST on Dsrosras Loverest commences from date of de Depo can be made and drawn 9 my ef . BUFF, Treasurer Fisk, Clerk & Flage’s celebrated specialties are | forsale by alt Sa een malay ‘aia JAT COOKE oo TRUE FIT SH PATENT Pa NTs A LOON a BAN KERS, RCs N BRACES. Buy and sell. at current rates: GOVERNMENT SECURITIES VF RE = ect IP GLO oF Neo ‘DREss — 3 New Fork ‘Den Freuctsoo - svelties just_ont. Dever cio og eee, STAMPS e movelti eon Braces, Pant hoe | Furnish REVENGE OF, were tions. ved stamp.) Laports's Cable Rid — CRETFIGATESOF ‘Saro POSIT bear- Gloves: und the seat Bites teers ing Fisk (PARK t FLAGa, jan23-eolm Broadway, New York. RSO: . ‘OK RENT—Lar; PE NAL. Board: conventeui to NO HUMBUG. G—The Qi eon of Spirite.thehiches | Near ¥. developed the wonderful Fiest: S ATAPY power of Changing luck. tellr ihe . present and tucnthe HOWARD HOUSE. juture. Su cess or failure of an: id, | and Pemnsyivania avenne. Se. »&c. 129 L street, Seeenkreane Jersey SikeT: fivim | Pape Rooms. ete trinat M BOVINS MyNTALY Pius Sit at 1901 AM remove emale Ir a vd | street. Good location wane Ladies should not use them iFpregannt, fo ae fice, will be sure to produce miscarriage. m8. We Island Hate J. FRENCH, Ciaiveoyant, Madisst aad Business Medium. NEVER Pains cin giving correct and reliable communications. ‘onderfal power «f crest Good incon sad'ecounibie. suai INSURANCE COMPANIES. Bence OFFICE witness her wi it 522 ne NT Sheree ea SEW Pty ed Rh riry ooayene. I ADIES SUFFERING FROM TRREGULARI Having been General ties, oie | eee es vitae taney their sex abould con in DE. LEON, the oldest es- | the office formerly occupied by Messrs. tab itshed and coly reliable and safe Physician jghneon, (Boom 3 pene ie ook, $j cae 2 cecclelty female complaints in city. ‘th streete N. W. yj = oll ‘in’ be timer to see the oar > oa) whet the le “Old and Reliable ‘ork dona Revatic Mew dre tate Soovevel’¢ now in vi Liberal inducements offered to dec22 Sa* gent &e. <= R. LEON. 1 T sts th. can be MiRE consulted 7 Tue ho may be su see faRectit itt DISTRICT OF OF COLUMBIA. beir the oldea eatabliahed Female bye aie "isthe clr ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870 om — for Lady Pastentse wid. 30 to 4 DASH CAPITAL... es 100,008 eee ORGARIO AMD SKIN Di ° eae —— ‘Cont tose, a Sas Of the Kicord U. es shett EMALE DISEA\ Fe caeee taken: SES treated and nd medicine will Taompeon: No. 646 N. pbia. = REAL ESTATE AGENTS. tee ASTIN P. BROWN, —v the recelet of Savion and meat. CONTRACIOR cine will be sent by to cure AND =e iz REAL ESTATE AGENT, at Og Corner of New York avense and 18th street. dovanesBepaiiisy te raat of thocity for sale on eee, re, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOR DIAMONDS, a2., Call en scHINS |g Le ae a albany and SELEY 5 Sek eee ees ERiSresss * janie sl yur rae ian wnat CLEAN swEEr CLOTHING SALE, moons: MASKS fall tt: s . masks, ine atLE. nat te ‘HS. PP; “fear 403 7th strom, neat Falk PRICES for coTTros pean 4 ee 4 ead Tthairece. Note