Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1872, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. _ «Bossy s. NOYES weiter, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. Page. WASHINGTON CITY: DAY............February 26, 1973. The First fe ae Paper—Who | ‘The old question of who published the first | Teligious nowspaper in the world has been re- vived, and is just now being discussed with some warmth through the columns of the New Vork Erening Pest. The credit is claimed for the late Nathaniel Willis, by his son Richard Storrs Willis, and also for the late Sidney E. Morse, by his son G.L. Morse. Each asserts that bis father was the person who founded the Boston Recorder, on the 3d day of January, 1316, and both assume and undertake to establish the generally admitted fact that that was the first religious newspaper ever published anywhere. Considering what seme of them have come to be im these latter days, the honor of having founded that particular class of newspapers may perbars be regarded by some persons as a rather doubtful one; but, whatever it is, it does not be- jong to either Mr. Willis or Mr. Morse. Nor was the Boston Recorder the pioneer in the field of religious journalism, as has generally been supposed. We have in our possession the first volume complete, of The Weekly Recorder, a rel (Presbyterian) newspaper, published by John Andrews, on the 5th day of July, 1814, and during the year following, at Chillicothe, Ohio. ‘This date, it will be observed, is @ year anda half earlier than the commencement of its Boston namesake. The paper is in quarto or eight page form, each page consisting of three columns, of about ten inches in length, and two- and-a-half inches In width. It was printed with pica or small pica type, on the rough greenish- gray paper of that period, and presents a fair typographical appearance, ail things considered: The motto of the paper, standing under the main title on the first page, is quoted from Solo- thon, as follows: “ Righteousness eralieth « | Dundreary says, “no fellow c: Nation: but sin is a reproach to any People.” The plan and purpose of the paper are set forth in | the following extract from the somewhat lengthy | ‘Introduetion,” printed ou the first and second |% pages of the first number “ The objects cgntemplated, through the bless- ing of Heaven, in the publication of the Week/y Recorder, are various, benevolent and impor- tant. To convey every kind of useful intelli- 1 gence; to diffuse evangelical and moral trath; to check the progress of vice and error; to promote vital piety, civil order and social happiness; to encourage useful literature, arts and science to excite a desire of knowledge and mental i provement; to meliorate the state of schools and academies; and to call the attention of our fel- , low citizens, as occasion may offer, to the omnipotent hand ef the Most High, directing | national concerns—are some of the leading ob- jects which we have in contemplation, aud de- ‘sign uniformly to pursue. Following the iptroductory article came one nearly three columns in length, under the gen- eral head of “ THRoLoGy,” being “ A Summary View of Bible Socirties;” then a short one in re- gard to the “ Synod of Ohvo;” and thenone about two columns in length, under the general head of “ CurreTiaN PRactice,” on the subject of “ Pastoral Visits.” These were followed in tarn | by an article om the “ State of Literature im the Western Country,” about a column and a half in length, and a review, filling nearly three columns, on a theological work then recently published by Thomas Yeates, late of the Univer- sity of Oxford, entitled “ A Collation of an Indian Copy of the Pentateuch. * Also a col- lation and description ot a manuscript roll of the book of Esther, and the Megillah of Abasuerns, from the Hebrew copy originally extant in brazen Tablets at Goa,” &c., &c. The re- mainder of the space in the tirst number—which is a fair specimen of the whole fifty-two consti- tuting the first volume—is thiefly devoted to general and domestic intelligence,—due promi- nence being giventomorai and religious atfairs, | and aseriows and reverent tone beingobservable | throughout. A few advertisements andthe pub- | lisher’s prospectus are to be found on the eighth | page,—the latter being, as was always the case | | in those times, and, indeed, until within a few r the very last thing in the paper. These tacts, it must be admitted, effectually dispose of the claims of both Mr. Willis and Mr. Morse to be regarded as the father of religious m, and also of the commonly accepted beliet that the Bosfon Recorder was the first pa- per of its class ever published. It must also be conceded, we think, that the honor of the first rightfully belongs to John Andrews, of Ohi: 0, | and that the title of pioneer falls upon his paper, The Weekly Recorder, which, it may be added, will not suffer by @ comparison as to tone and | 4 character with most of its larger and more pre- tentious successors of the present day. | While it has always been considered both re- | markable and creditable that America should | have given religious newspapers to the world, it is even more noticeable and significant that the | idea should have been conceived and first carried ont ina village of @ few hundred inkabitants, situated in a new and * sparsely-settled state, which was then literally upon the western verge of civilization. —— ae If the clamor of the English papers over the American “case” was designed to influence opinion im Europe, they have slightly overdone it. Their threats that England would repudiate the treaty have been met with the decided con- demmation of candid and intelligent writers on | the Continent. The Memoria! Diplomatiqu-, the Organ of the most intelligent and dispassionate iplomatic thought, in a significant article, fully coudemns the position which England has taken, and imsists that she would be entirely without justification im withdrawing from the arbitration. The Cabinet meeting here last } Friday with reference to the answer to Earl Granville’s note has again started a newspaper discussion im this country om the question of | “cousequential damages,” and the Igading journals, without regard to politics, seem dis- posed to sustain the administration in maintain- img & firm attitude im its adherence to “our case” as presemted. The New York World nks the government may count upon the un- «livided support of the country, and quotes with approval an expression of Webster's when he ‘estentered Congress: “ Let party differences «case at the water's edge.” The Tridunc thinks ~if England now refuses to be bound by a bar- vain of her own making, we should remain and our cause before the board,and a proper regerd for justice and their own dignity will ‘oubtless induce the representatives of Italy, Brazil and Switzerland to remain and bear the case of the power which loyally abides by the ‘reaty. A verdict im our favor under these cir- cumstances would be just as eatistactory as if both parties had remained in court, and would tend to discourage future revolts from where one of the parties may conclude that all the advantage is not on its side.” This is the correct view. If the arbitrators decide that it peo intended to include indirect in clauses to be passed upon by them, the can throw them out. If they decide ns so let it be. In either event this country abide by their decision. ‘ics weatd Judge Dwinelle, of California, has put his opinion on recerd that there are women who ery before they are hart. In a case recently tried before him, he decided that the fact of a woran being seen frequently in tears is not suficient proof of her husband's cruelty to her to entitle her to a divorce. ‘The women ought to impeach him. a “ Recerder A. Pollok, of Washington,” was recording bis mame st the New York hotels again on Friday. That seems to be his business; and it must pay, or he wouldn’t keep it up. But Who the dickens is he? One of our exc! nges, in an article on “ the | honeymoon,” tries to persuade young ma-ried people that it is better for them to stay quietly at home at such an interesting period of thoir existence, and not go wandering off om exhibition, Most people will agree with the writer, to one if he is a single mam and ever gets mar- ried, he will do just as the others do. Why a wedding tour should be comsidered the earrect thing is one of those conundrums which, a6 fied out.” If our brides could be persuaded to forego the blessed privilege of leading their prizes around | with a ribbon, we would recommend, for a change, the singular custom which prevails at Nassau, New Providence. Near that place there is a solitary honse, pleasantly situated, where all the newly married couples go to pass the honeymoon. They take a servant or two 4 steal away from the town to this place, from which, after “a Becoming period” is passed, they come forth again. —-+20e- A writer in the Portland, Me., Advertiser, does not give much encouragement tothe prohibition party, which has just put a candidate for the Presidency in thefield. He says ‘that probably never since Portland became a city, im 1852, hag there been so much rum drinking, so mapy shops where the article is pablicly sell, as now.” Con- sidering the facts that Maine is the state which originated the probibitory Jaw, and that it friends claim it Is enforced there, this ony does not seem to argue well tor the practicabili- ty of suppressing intemperance by such means. SES HS RAO It ws anencouraging sign of progress and better feeling in the southern states that the Louisville Ledger has ceased to exist for want of support. Asa newspaper it was better than the average, and it was also condacted with considerabi ability editorially; but its teachings were so far bebind the age and so at variance with the spirit of progress and national good feeling that its taking off may be considered a public gain. 1.0. 0. F. cece nar caine ‘ial me jecting wi pote pees ae the ber w. Funeral to- ck. LORD, Je. B.S. ce amacmby of LAF AY: Super Rxcelle RoI ct ae aa aland ere. will itr * Chamber on TUeeDay EVENING, spr ° Work wh.” Super Meclont lent Master's Dogreo. iid DORN EDWIN MASON, meee. | CS na or rs ot RELIANCE ret med ence Tals peat: 7 for ela me a te Brower agent Gro wi resent st the Hall to-morrow at lor & rally ned toattend. By i igvunily invited to mters oa it GEO: LEWIS EBERLY Rf [acon ATED INDIGESTION. Persons who are predisposed to dyspepsi: their sufferings from this cause great, gravated by dam eather, easterly winds, and sudden changes fro ild to chilling atmosphere. In the spring, there’ore. the pangs of indigestion are | Seticusly augmented by the atmospheric varia- tions peculiar to the season,and it ie incumbent apon all who desire to pass through the ordeal of its cold mists and insslebriows gales with easy stomachs,and untormented by the indescribable tormen’ accompany dyspepsia.to tone strengthen the digestive organs with a healt! nd effective veg- etable invigorant; and no one at all familiar with the medical record of the age, can question for ond moment that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the Tonic best adapted to this purpose. ‘The c: edentials of the Great Restorative are un- equalled im number and character by those of any other advertised medicine in the wor: there was a preparation to rank as ody, this wonderful specific has » title. For a peried oftwenty years it has literally been the Champion Tonic and Alterative on this side of the Atlantic. In popularity it has never been approacked by any of its would-be competitors, and ite annual sales are so far in advance of those of any other medicines of its class, that comparisons would be ridiculous. One or two conclusions is inevitab! Either the American people are deficient in common sense, and incapable of rational discrimination, or Hostetter's Bitters is the best preventive remedy for indigestion, fever and ague, biliows remitten® = ‘ver. constipation, matism, nervous com ts, and all malad mu epidemic or endemic ime. ‘The reader will judge for himself which of the two conclusions is most consistert with fact and reason. feb2i-coS'hw hom LAW ara BD UNIVERSITY. SECOND snness MMENCEMENT TUESDAY EVENING, February 37, at 7 o'clock. sinsy concREga’ ONAL CHU! , 124 Corner 0th and G sts, Washington: DC. AS A LARGE NUMSER OF CLATMS ton, Gecrgotcwn andthe Levy once t, ronal thelbagde of the eee S Tndebtedneas, pe sons ownirg the same will please call at ‘committee rocm, c Legislative Hall. bef a the hours of 11 o'clock 4-5t L 0. 0. BR re page warce 3, LO be- mar 4. BOSWELL.” Chairman of Comics. F.—GBASD ENCAMPMENT — of select resdin ort addresses. nusteal programme. by Pan ‘0. 0. F- choir 8: Ce By Vie 124 2 AJ. "DONALBSON, Chairman Oom. , ‘THE ATTENTION of those usin: the poisanous compounds sirertived te rid a storatives, Repewers, &c., for the Hai ie called’to te the great advantages that Nartans” OBYSTAL DISCOV EBY possesses over ali these v: First, it is entirely free from all po! —— and ate ah be eee wit or the finest sithvely She cleanest ertici srticlein a cool 3 cm a sllteriope the olor an growth t 0 take no otf ‘do not with 5 bee tienn me ir Bd and Dstreste Ny A Fal im x L BE HE: DIES OF be Onitawia® CuvR2n, TUESDAY FORC cuaEer =a na, WEDNES roth cats 27th and 28th, A VARIETY = rg vaucy AgTI- Special sto noe te te voice of BEAUTIFUL BASKETS, LACES and FLOWERS, MPORTED EXPE SSL FOR THIS OCCa- The ssle comanoace st Lusch served, bow tp dare from tit 20% Pelocks ae freshments at oT es es. All articles marked lo 44 Dramatic and Musical Entertainment Ad - ven on Tuteday evening. at 94 0 "clock. Season Wickes, es, aint othe fair at aa ir at a . gle admission for children under 23 cents cach. tmslve, 10 cents ic entertaiment and dancing, each 25 conte etre LINCOLY co-0 | ON SEE gern peas 1ar3, at Rev Boul pa ear stitution ‘of tbs Assoc: By ovaer of tip vee BOA). F. HAWKES. Secretary. MERCHANTS’ ADVERFISES, WILL BE- «Dear 13th street REMOVAL _NOTIOR. ‘costs. 8. ‘GOLDSTEIN 2 « ire. Ska cig tel. eee ate fF ae anes fara 7 | ES, eae Sar ata emesis Siar dee pape a ecg eid SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST OOMPENY. Baxxixc Hovss oprosiry Tue ieee | com on or before ear a next ‘Ru CENT. interest from. Ree soa January in eoch year 0" ‘Call and get copy of the rele meee rament Securities. Jay Gosne & Co. Ge ternish the following to-day: Buy's. Sell’ iuy 5 Selle new, 8, coupon. Find. Ui remer o'er hits ra ot conte, lose? ° Seen Rear Bion $9. Quick: tare? ; New York Basie Be ‘i! Fri Central ct: Geatral fant jariom, 113%; Mich! ak She i a Markets '. Battiwors, Feb. 26.—Vir; 6's, console apace, 55; North Carolina’s, old, 34; others Sees: Feb. 26.—Cotton dull and weak; low middiings, 22 Flour quiet but firm, ‘and hanged. Wheat active and firm; Rhotee white, 1.04; others unchanged. White southern corn active, 65a6ic.; yellow southern drooping, G2a65e; mixed western and yellow dull, 65a6ic. Oats quiet, ‘Baik mente wea Keri 90881. Pork steady, byes Bulk Bacon—sh Tib sides, 8a8y; hams, isath, sides, 7a9 es festern ‘butter he ‘hisky dull and nom- one New Yorn, Feb. 26.—Stocks firmer, and a querter better than at the chening. Govern - meats dall and stead: Gold — mG M firm, }, 50g; new, 52. Exchange, long, 9; New changed. Wheat quiet. Corn firm. Lexpon, Feb 26, 1:30 a. m.—American secue rities quiet and sendy. ORK, Feb. 26.—Flour dull and un- Paris, Feb. 26. times. .—Rentes 56 francs, 60 cen- ——————— The W: War Darartuent, Office Chie ‘Wasainetor, D.' Og Cad Rial Ofer a.m. Syxorsis vor Tus Past Twenty-Four Hovgs.—The area of lowest barometer, which on Sunday morning was north of New York, has apparently moved down the St. Lawrence val- ley, followed by rising barometer from the Mis- sissippi to the Atlantic, and this morning with clear weather very eneralls; the barometer is now highest over upper lake region; the temperature has decide ily fallen from Michi- gan to the middle and east Atlantic coasts; faster! winds have prevailed throughout the ppi valley, and extended eastward to Tare Erie; rising barometer is now prevailing at the Rocky Mountain stations. PROBABILITE The barometer continue tising from Lake Ontario to Marviand, and east- ward’ to the Atlantic, with brisk northerly = northwesterly winds gradually Se force, and and falling temperature; clear and ple: sant ‘weather very generally prevail from the per lakes to the eastern gulf, and eastward to the Atlantic; cloudy and possi bl threatenin, weather extend eastwardover the Mississipp: valley. M tear > ryt teed Sg 77g Pa feLiaN’s, 125-6" No. 907 Posussivents avenue. @aL. NB VALL Y, LOR LORBERBY and WHITE aah a AL direct from veesel—OH) WOLLIDGE BRO’S, NB left as ra i =e streets. —Orders Spiga: ‘ea Store, soraer 7th street and New York avenue, £263 Rives BOUTE. 7 T will resume her TWO KK to usual land: on TOESDA larch ct 1872, leaving Washingto Alexandriaat7a m y rn trip. inciuding intermediate landings, to Currioman. Friday's tri Cone Biver. includiog intermediate wisogs President Potomag Ferry romany. [Repub] General al Super ieadent. SPRING DRE&S GoOps3. 1872 peAFaNESE SILKS, solid colors; also, neat reas: Stripes ard €hecke, at 75 cents, 90 cents ‘and @1 per yard; all very c Fhsin Gray, Mode and Light Bi ‘ugtish FoRuINS. sew Shing Goods o to 81.25 per feb26.2w rench ani » from 36 Brand of BLACK 1.25 per yard. The celebri ated ™ "Beffate” ALPACAS, from 37 cents to $ Wilte and Colored PIGURS, Printed LINEN ie tens. “TABLE prs WAPKING, YLEYS, TOWRLINGS, & ia 49) BLACK SILK, splendid qnatitin, aRZ_All the bout 4-4 BLEACHED COTTONS, 25, $2 50 and §2.; ®F One Price Only—in Plain, Figures. i In order to reduce my unusually large stock of all kinds of FANCY AND MILLINEBY coop: BEALL AGES, KID CLOVES, &c., and make room for ne supplies, I will sell at COST FOR CASH, FOR TWENTY DAYS ONLY, ithout reserve, affording my customer: o Forantty to supply themsslves with all coeds tanty COST PRIG@E. Call early and secure bargains st FOR TWENTY DAYS ONLY. DAVIS’, $01 Market Space, corner 8th st. Deduction of 10 Macaw! jac eee Per cent.on SEWING 801 E.G. DAVIS, 8 Agent Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company, U* TED STATES PATENT OFFICE, 41, 1372, the OUR and BAS) e) of | Brockport, Bow York, praying =e aranted to them on Ss, jor an improvement in i are ordered ts Lg Pag case be next; that the ates ead eae Teport Osa aa of May Speesasee a é to 33; H z iH i a if estate. Gir hands ofvebrosry, iss. ones. BA teb26 m 3" ARY P. ARINI & BATES" M DANCING AC : E street, between 9th aad Seen SATURDAY i Mare! arch = be made for t! the. Shay F Fest! Af ‘tex THK HOLSTE! ri te room for Spring stock offers for pext wae PI a dc. tir 5 jure ‘The simplest and most ‘i ‘woop, Bor AuD SHOES, ty stock of Tocco jante-t? eee Be ee o-= THE BEST QUALITY cr oak can be found at * WILLET a LUMBER YARD, Corner 6th street and New York avenue. OAK! OAKI! oaKkit ereit & WANTS. “Was WHITE wy pein ae . Bos . commer 1Mh and F streets N.W. im .t Wits aD who ep forstande Apply at he Ame ore, COF see Ener ie we NTOD Are Bi ot ee i act Lequtre at 807 1 a COOK, WaSHEB and | wae fami Recommends 30 Peansylvauia between th and 7th streets M ae rene ae who bas tad «NTED—A ‘dressmaker hn znertnce ia cutting oad, Airing dreesee. al ws ‘wing; wishes permanant af SITUATION, in ina lemily. Please addrese Box a 20D W rant para: Wet Bene =a ei D om Cuab kyon: T7Ue wea LTO Geet Wiitette COLORED Sea for g: 1 hansework- nares: § at “No. 1508 ob sirect, requi \ im | ANTED. ee PARTNER.—A Equa se os | busines i fe aht pear, res PA with not arn 3,0, Seer J One ¢ af the bent sete this city ."Adareas™ —A GIBL to Cook, Wasi Ret ANIRD fol ences required. ooty ato, aT6 street. Wire A young WHITE wou ae ik and Jo el housework for « small family. eas at 57 Toc atreet, Georgetown, wenae = A competent COA Le ai ‘and GARDENERS combined. be either American, Fngli<h, or Scoteh. ‘Good an oan re: quired. Address Box No. 5, Btar office. {3 6:* FOR RENT AND SALE. {OR REPT—! ebed ROOM: it F Ls wongekonpiog “Apps atteog ith REAT—KOOM and BOABD, for ove hae a en O and Pips a 3630" RWISBED ROOMS. on cutt: 5 FRONT ROOM on ficst floor ae Office, at 3381 “ae est: between E and F. rooms, hall, samm Tr 1202 ‘ah street. rot. ne <4 a heast corner of avemae. For particn W. corner of lith and, .W corner of {mer ise et fy —A& large > wat Fob aires eet raae oie gee block < poral Post Ofico, water, aa, “mes, cn Pe m™: ‘rats. Tatof March two fine STORES. Apply wo GEO. MATTINGLY. 609 Pa ave, ae oR ince for a parnet ‘for Sprink and BOO Mp ma house with can be had for baring + Select etter 4 ee ck Heterenees orclock a. oc m. ofelock a.m. or after 4 o'clock D. eran CUR Xa by et mes prep will purchase 8 ar aet Fibs on” on east side. Hh street, between cr Sard on Sook joven, et next door. ‘Call ‘at once. Will ox: change foe race wee Goroer luthat and Now York av. ye RENT—| ar oe oni ASD =| FOR tie FOR GALE. Apply FOR RENT AND SAL se. antea’ ames from miles from Shane aA . — Maye son. = QRS 9th etree: commer of & *, Statvoners, Bn make te order As E" Vee and Sabet wantat. of Gen SN Canvarsere ye 3 one of the hand- - Apply te | the of D. McClellan! east iiiin ee ‘avenue. Far serene dare DWELLING Hoo al Hot Hoel wise room Stalreance and presses oieeehiy a lawyer or physic | of ae Fan Taro. | 0) Doms, . == - FORE tia moos = rts BEET Sony WINGATE. : CARPENTER A Connes oF 7TH Staxer Sesetee oe, Frain, ‘eat of t PAR- CARPENTER, BUILDER, axD CONTBACTOR BUSINESS CHANCES. | $4 000 Zick CASON, Po ‘Ruorier gt oe eee aia. te frat elage Buare fess ota ring to order Bost 3: and recently iy by i hemes yes boot trade in t! fs class run of c ‘and all F Gaeta dwelling of new BRICK longing to the trate. with the ad: HOUSE. and Stable, containing mine rooms and bath room, with modern inp rements. Kent low. be used. Will be sold on easy Inquire at recery, cornet hand Boundary sirests ent. Apply on the prem * NW avenue, t wenn Sued Sd sireste, Parfies. = For mthaopStee rises Sruiture for | FROOK AND MUSIC STORE WoxoaLavanay. | Market Space, over octe aals,ot No. ; and tig streets. Farm aie [T=aTs anw awnines: for rent at No. 319 7 jal api 08 between 2d and 4% atreeta. febas Im* ANTED—By « geatioman ani his wife, ae WwW Bicely. Ceraabeat BOO: OMS with BOARD: je family, resi on Cees Bill Address, ing terms, Teeatiog, ac. DOCTOR, Jf this ice. WANTED TG GARDENER, god a Man. German or Beotch, who does or and has had experience in Garden werk, may on uation to suit by calling early at the ad 'tnwep mate and = Rood eae frat Slane VAN’ a. Fro werd ‘OFFIC ais No. near E. BS. LOUISE. ce SUTLER. Wear ES, todo all a Binds of Embroi- ne but a es? aed ry ye Hoge of ere eaves, AURER'S Btamping Depots @17 7th etrest PR tite Patent 0: ington. Ores. class CHAM LS to do scrub-work. facturing Oo.’s new SEWING TOR.” has & eelf-eectting Needle and the most fect Shuttle in use. Agency at boop's ane ro Bos ures $08) Benne lvania. Srenue, SPIVER. jan8-ly a= = Know that PHILLIP PEYSER, Hara street, B ve the highest OFEULOTHING, Bo ee (OuS HATS and CAPS. BLANEETS snd ai Quivts. ‘A note by mail wil TULIP PEYSER, Agent, dec9-3m ira p Serenata, nest Mt j ANTED—New and ‘HING, DI- AMONDS, Wares “OLD Gt GOUD and stu: BB, kinds of VER. es PERSONA, st salt th street, between D aod the “sass-ty BOBERT FULTON & 00. Wnt (ote eh $20,000) a thousand dollars ‘OR RENT—The housckeopor in charge plfere banaooanely fursished B9OMS for rent. Loc: pe eye city; near the Ariineg'n aid next toa first-class 3 rest: e375. fas" nt PARLOR on second floor. BERS en anit, 0 on third floor, in new modera bi Inquire at 111 —_ restaurant; No. 9 hed Reut moderate. ‘OR SAUE—At « bargsin, seven new and built five-room HOU: }, with water, gas,sewer locallon thin clr” ‘Tisse Bowe anaes cane 8 city Pe tod pe 7 a haadsome interest. Address ©. woR ENTE new! FURNISHED a of Fu nine aaa: UNocal jeated by Latrobes j has all the ‘modern conveniences: Intae dey ella: enti ee’ re ot of Cia cars. A bs PE? Aswisiant Bogister Treasury. {OR SALE—A desirable DWELLING HOUSE on reasonable terms. Two-story Brick, with Back Building and basement; nine rooms, with all modern improvements; one square and half from the Avenue cars, on 3d street B. EK. small cash payment. quarterly iustallmenty ‘Terms: A ra Baipnce, in monthly or In: LLSON’R BUND _124-8t oR BENT—Nicely furnished PA BED-BOOM and single BOOMS: board if required. at No. 14 street; convenien: R SABE OR RENT—A seven room FRAME HOUSE, on 17th street. three doo street N. W. Irquire of W. o, street, or room 87 ‘irda OR SALE OB RENT EEBAME HOUSE, No. 1308 8 i, sbeiween and lth streets. ‘Pri 500; Der mo Pent, Apply om the premfes. asa" Fee RENT—APARTMENTS for houeckeeping. furnished or unfurnished. Also, front ew anid cast-off CLOTHING GUNS, | PARLOB, Turnished, with or without BOARD. REVOLVERS. ete s #0 POLTOR & | Hose tas ‘ity Family two. 63 CO.. Loan Oise, 8145 Sih atree "el | Delrece strest, ‘Hetorencee required 123 Ge ANTED—AI those wh their sight to | €,.0M RENT—A dosirabie_and commodious new Wea res LEAR SPe0. | FCP. ced HOUSE, and STORE ‘with all the TACLE' in She counter fn accurately euted tothe | qoscrn improvement ait F + No. gph a yivenie axsaue, Depor tor | rac ee tee ethene inguire at GES. Sf cateet and fap Kinds. yell” | BEBGLING'S, 1315 es ANTED—$9 000 for one rears. Good iy security (and for the ene of he orking i arenes LOST AND FOUND. Lise 1 Eggo Bl last, at the ING B@O. finder Gey ded 2 returning the same to No. northwest ad ti A Fong bo LOST AT B. Railroad ¥UR COLLAR” "ihe “Gnder ‘Will be suitably r ‘arded by eering, the same st 31 South A oes Capitol iM. MRS OAMPBELL. 126 31 © QsT—On the morning of the 2ith. iu or near = Ma Geii*#t Market, or on the avenue Cg eel Etras- can Gold ard Cons! AB PROP OP, os ander will be suitably rewarded by leaving ‘it the es” ot VISIT. » on Saturday, the 24 F BEWARD-1. ‘D eween 8 and o'clock m., in front the Impei lack’ and Tax; Po me Auden will receive the = BEWARD-Ctan Tae oe ia we N. W., a emali SETTER PUP, thi months old:liver colored end white cht, brown specks.on hie legs and belly; cars “ph ite doliars will be pald to any ergo the pup at the above num! bes "—Between Gay and Market SE astra- town, a POCK A’ of Si ments, brown morocco. The finder will be uberally yyfrturning the same to Dr. 0. T, 74 Congress street. ling, corner of H and lsth sts N. W. Dw ing- ton. DG Application having been made for a re. hewal ‘of said policy, all persous are cantioned against negotiating t) e same. feb2i‘2w* OR RENT—From Ss T, oe TOUS ‘with hall Ca 9153 west 20th street, bewween I K, cont ing bath Fors SALE—GREAT BARGAIN. _— oF fact 25 feet wide, on which is a FRAME HOUS! es ight rooms, on Wth street, just west of the Navy Department. I will sell on the most ac- i long time. Price $1.40. commodating tous) OOAELES, 1497 street, £23-5t" over Middleton's Bank. OR RENT—A suite of PARLORS, togeth=r oO singly; aleo, other ROOMS. with Board, ae at 913 Now York avenue, Fe )R RENT—One two-story BRIOK TE: cone taining six rooms; gas in each reom; in a very goed location. ect 25 per m ath. N 3 Thee oni $25 per mo Inquire Ni jo. Fo cere TRACT OF LAND, bordering on Rock creek, and adicining the sib ‘ing eee will wo tone uwattien, and eligible Shels o wurchas=rs WMs0, ty Sm HOUSES in the shires Ward. ‘ao, two BRICK HO Evie 14 13th strect NT—STORE ROOM No. 1200, more corner 7th aud M streets. PRES FURNISHED mouaes, a=, Os: L ws AMAN, 519 71h streat, The well stocked BOOK AND MUSIC STORE (with fixtures) of POE & SELIGSON. No. 123 BRIDGE STSEET, GEORGETOWN. will be sold chrap to close the estate of the deceased fenior partner. To any one wishing to embark ine lucrative business this offoreararechaace. ‘Torme be made easy to responsible partios. | SEVEBAL PABLOR ORGANS AND PIANOS ch saasiins PeENTS tye Sale er Rent for Camp Meetings, Pairs. AW MLNGs tor Pabiic end Private Balle and Par- M.@ COPELAND, Dealer in Awning | anes a3 Loctsians vases As t#osT FISHER, FIRST-CLASS SCOURER, 618 Sta SrREET, Orrosir ‘ATENT Overce. fcb22-2w By 1y adopting the latest improvements, nT | whet American or E invent $25.00 000 city Property. sums from poy Pnabled to do my work in simanoer nt tobe agealed Ot _{Rep.] $21 Teust., opp. Post Office Sythe gt coma eng facie G RAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE —AMl prc. | ihe egengeng pasts sons wish able Sere: | garment,and Greaes Bpots, after do well San rh "S031 iP BUCKS’, 1! 8 Tien F st., between Q and Rt ste., where their orders will be St premptly filled TISHING SHORE AND eee FOR RENT, Fort W: baht Apel ts ay om ete x Sige zines mat ; Ponce | Yet od acto d poate sist ie RT, siete ti OTe old sata okies Seer ifnot inthe ward. ONY Fish ofp two LILE Y's) DOF SAFES of Cash Benes fach with two latest improved eombinati locks. double door. 4 0) SAFE anda JOBN OOACH-MAKEES L 310 P F SALE. mit AND Han ‘OR LE aecerse On Senha Se TN Ess ~ Fos SALE-THREE oa ua RS. canmtaces ii meter 30 fect long. H. LEWIS at Piecuix Plant end 12th street. - sii —— 1B SALE—STOCK, GOOD WILL aad FIX- TURES of one, of the. best paring provision stores in the city; ap Se fitted up with marble counters and an ice bck capable of hanging up P three cite rold reasopa reasons giv Inquire at 43508 street northwent ner gee L UMBER YARD FORSALE. of the Lumber Yard, corner 7th and Q streets =, Will besold at a reasonable price. The location ix gneof the beat in this city for the lumber business. reasons for sell ing will be given by prevent proprietor. the Premises JY Ost, ARRIVED FROM OSI0— Fenty young 4 Ley for any ied of work. rte stig pair of — MARES, = tease old, and on otheaty DBAFT-: ABES, with fold sis YAT adoring, Bite Biabice, GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. pe WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ps Have just received apie: ‘ THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT, tr NEW AND BAND: BANKERS, feb23-eo2w* Eand F,8. W. FoR SALES Ge abe eee ©. Hapel 168 heap Pee nas aND very five yes ‘Ty Banking House, No. ha eT merivenio arenes, reasonable prices. 1 Treaae Fhey are all young sed soraht tad eattsatea eo pars Sit Pew Cent intknesr, ive well, afhentayuorecomene + perdi +¥ the it of rand one fine Stallion of Revenue stack 122-8" | pays’ FOUR ENT So iueee socounte EA good FAMILY HORSE, 6 years | j.sues Certyficates of of Dep . Bearing 6 Sand 4 por Vailatle nd and or a lady todrive, ae he does not fri HAs BRABUH OFric Gcamennae oons and and stands without being ticd. ae. at POPE'S Be y or) t Livery Stable, E street, near street cars, Navy | Open wi yi t te ‘ola tre Yard. foble-tt Bo locke ee deporte only. 4 atthe fae or send for @ copy of the the Charter ond artor and By jews. jM-ly PERSONAL. M™@2=Tex 200, PoLRTEE WANTED oF wo BANKERS, | 1427 F street, (two doors from U.S. 7 reasary Be- the 25th instant. Any information ‘elit be thank: tuthy we by her brother, HENRY ery Opposite Post-Oftice ‘ WASHINGTON, D. 0. {OR BENT—FARG ve a Mf mi wines WIHBS TO CORRESPOND W > Fins om Lang Buiage, Va ‘near the Toll Gate : At man of eae Tenement, SCTE A | _ Recetve Deposits and transact a General Banking Arlington ‘Tura use teow to f over ona srtechwright abo nae aces cee Sameer: we adventures need reply. ‘address Za PExchange on the principal cities taken and gtven pply to * e183 Peunestvania arenne. mvaTE vs UrATORS AT OLD DE. ia Rieateato, feraiched te ectetien Fo SALE—A new 10 room BRICK ws = x on 4s street, doors south 0 > ri fe — front and side yards. $1.00 for a napehoe at ye for ats at. Alo, "Alo, 613. and $3,500 OUS mea Toapire, 203 "7th home. ‘ag on \EBTIFICATE No. 93 BUILD- CREARET eS PERERIRAOW, Ee BOARDING. IBST CLASS TABLE BOARD 8 BowARD House; ae Corner 6th street and Pa. oaapinc—runstary BOOMS, tad stro no poi BOARD, can now ons eee F ‘Lar -furnished BUAED, convenient tesa cars: street, near F. 24-30" LEASANT FUBNISHED ROOMS with firet- ge OAD, at 1000 and 1002"E acne, corner oth seh mae FTAs, BORD, FTE FLEAS ie Peserinigarooes ened PROFESSIONAL. ee a? HAR AS WeNoR, _fedl-Im aTOH. D.O. ABT EFENDALL. tcp FENDALL. . FENDALL @ FENDALL, Counsuntons AT Law, and-tf Cor. 4% st. and Ss.’ Lovisiana AVENUE. rate et DENTIST, 4i street, abov jae B. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Boom 2, on socond Seer of Barbour’ Low Butding Washington. Removed from 484 Lewisiana avenue. nolé-tr J»: Won, a, rneah ETT, uD TEACHER OF MUSBIe, eet-ly 936 Pa. ave., bet. th and Mth ots. LIVERY STABLES. Oprenite Genter Ml Market. 120-6 01 'T—To a small, genteel family, part of F'STOGEE 1002 sunuiely Sentce! family. part of Institution. Inquire onthe premises. febl9-tf F°, BENT—A FRUIT FARM near this city. ‘Will leage for several years on the most favor- only savert ti ined b; tie rota basta tad ieaieta aac the generative organs. eon slits Galtea States Departments aS reenl care. ‘O HUMBUG —The Queen of MIDDLETON & 00. - developed medium lising, has Saigo a er of changing tells x Bu cess or failure of an: ae. 129 L street, between ms ; Ry por Boy MONTALY Pini ay le terms. Inquire for particulars at the a or ape febi9 tf Lagice should) not ee crema, mat, fog ey Jt Sear em. On SALE—I have still left for save one ofth» | st. 8. W., Island. 10-1m* F2 Re A FAATIIE 5. FRENCH, Gisirooyanr, Metical BANKER tamigg? eces. bath roves mand collars wetes ond and eo ae Bey current rates: fas. Itwill be 31d ata bargain. amt on eusy terme, | correct and-relisble ‘commu Se" al ae ze re on immediate application to A. i. aa = hia Wouaeegase™ cf second sight. d ak ri ene See SIL = 3 ADIES SUFFERING FROM aaa Kew Stock Board FR hag neice TLIO Bsizest aarae L a re mp poate ou Mew York. San Franciose tal ‘and only reliable sr, 1. oR er. AMES of iy aaa uier ; pad caly reliable and mak. | tions. CATES OF D! DEPOSIT beat pat ped ai street mort ak 8 roomes Seema aan sean wo who have bese | ing interest. Rh ; a. 2 aley. “aeons 5 year cid gy MATE a Bi Howard's | Sure'ere ge? For‘iaty ve | INSU: ri r Station. BML NiW. ots! | Gentes” Bowne WS: TTT stone between TE oo NSURANCE COMPANIES. FoR Best Hove No; ais. Penneylvania | Sth ae RANCH OFFICE rene, bet Bd streets: B ticulare areeppizty Lat carimn SF i) ABY. Seta MEDICAL, &c. Eee an ——— Fa sn sn 0! ENT— eas jows W, aEROONS nEW oles Lire LIFE Jets 00,808. a ee D*,Lz2 7 At to Beving Lo Bo. ately an 7th, can be Company pa aieues Cea |} jie oe w aa Sina re appeased Secs ie pias wingers aeaEs glnetvely. UBGANIO Skin Diswases SSdiiomerearg akin Femace DISEASES ene, treated ‘and Confinement 7 ene ¥ Proce ie ae cg ee ee DISTRICT 0 OF ¢ ‘OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED 4vG usr 26, 1870. eeeeceneennslG 100 008 Seam E ERY, janz-ly" Dig GARDNER. Late ofthe Kicord wo 5. Vener og oat he be of 1th ‘a — pr ha oraet Jor his inne Lae Hot <cbeomineraeyempernct practice of thirty years among both eatin a a ° Ly 5} ° receipt of @10, advice and medi- BAMUEL ORBOSS, Secretary cine will be sent } Seeretery oe a4 Hie EE A Bien WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. a roR ae ac., ze Saag BENJ. L. ROOD. s a ‘Weare prepared to furnish CRUSHED OR BROKEN STONE te Contractors in quantities to uit. ‘We areaiso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONS FOR CASH ot oer Works. J. B. £06 2 00..