Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1873, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. _ Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. vy ASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY. -- January 16, 1972. The Falling Of in Religious Ferver. At the weekly meeting of the Methodist Preachers of New York on Monday the diseus- >on upon the nature of future punishments was contineed, and by several of the speakers the falling off of interest in religious matters was attributed to the lack of earnestness in preaching eternal damnation as the pewalty for non-re- pentance. The Kev. Dr. Merwin said that his parishioners felt but little interest in prayer meetings. Dr. Parker said he was sorry to report the state of the church on the east side of the city as altogether unsatisfactory. On Sun- day morning he preached on “Horror,” enteay- to show the people their peril. In the = his subject was ‘The Sinner’s Death- where he showed his hearers that without they must be eternally dammed. He ster difficulty in converting fifty sin- y than in epnverting five hundred ve yearsago. He would like to know ; they certainly preached with as much ervor, and better sermous. One venerable preacher said he was glal to note @ revival ot orthodoxy on the docirine eternal fire. “There was not enough dis- ussion of hell—the real old-fashioned heil. i the MethotTist preachers believe in the doctrine of hell as they used to believe it, why do we not hear more about it? Why do not the ministers preach until the people trembi We do not have in these days those relentings, those heart-breakings that we used to have. Our revivals now are comparatively pretty. They are done up in the highest realms of ari. We do not want any more of this fancy work. Those who want to please God must Hight the devil with the sword.” Another brother said that he was sure the edi- tors were writing enough of hell and damnation, amd he thanked God for that. Miss Catherine E. Beecher, in one of her oldest essays, proclaims eternaldamnation. He thought Miss Beecher more competent than any of the Beechers to give an opinion. Another speaker thought the frivolous “ sheet music” sung by the modern choirs had some- thing to do with the falling off in religious interest. The general expression of opinion, however, was to the effect that greater earnestness. and more faithful admonitions as to the dangers of the wrath to come, were needed to arouse the unconcerned. twenty. th Photographs printed with printers ink, onan ordinary printing press, are one of the latest results of human skill and ingenuity, although the principle upon which the process is based Was discovered in France some twenty years. It ntil recently, however, that the of priuting photographs om priut- ing presses, the same as wood or steel engray- was ascertained by an Englishman, who, eived a patent for his in- vention from the United States Patent Office. ‘The process ts already largely im use in Europe for book and magazine illustrations, and has re- ceived the endorsement of many scientific so- cities. The inventor claims for it the especial merits of accuracy and cheapness, and asserts that pietares true to life can be produced by it tor a few cents, whereas the same pictures from ordinary wood or steel engravings would cost om fifty te ene kondred times as mach. As t promises to be ene of mucit interest, we append a description of the process, The principle is that gelatine, which ordi- uarily bs water very readily, yet when treated with a bi-chromate and exposed to the action of light loses this px to a greater or less degree, according as the action of the light is greater or less. So that we can produce by light on a sheet of bi-chromatized gelatine, by means of a photographic megative, the same resalt th preduced in lithography by draw- ing on 2 stone with a greasy ink: that tto ay, where the light has acted, just as where greas ink has been used, water is repelled; where ligh iignt bas not acted water is absorbed and pelled, and where light has partly acted, as in the balf-tones of a negative, water is Partly ab- sorbed and grease partly repelled. Ordi nary gelatine is dissolved in warm water, and as ficient quantity of bi-chromate of potash is added to render it sensible to light, and of alum to make it very hardand durable. This is poured ou a level plate, Previously rubbed over with wax, and is us of heat. As soon as dry, or when geied for for nse, the sheet of gela; tine is stsipped frean the plate, and printed under a photogra, raphe negative. When the eae ture appears sut [esouety y Plainly, the sheet of gelatine is taken from under the negative, and made to adhere toa metal plate. The m:thod of adhesion used is that of atmospheric pressure. ‘The sheet of gelatine and the metal plate are put together under water; as much of the water as possible is got rid of from between the two surfaces, the gelatine absorbs the remain- der so that a vacuum is created, and eae ture is thus attached to the plate by the we ef the atmosphere. The supertuous chemicals are sonked out with water, land the plate, with the printing surface of gelatine attached, placed on an ordinary pl: ten printing press, and inked up with ordinary graphite ink. Asin Ethography, it ts neces eo every impres- sion mp the plate water. A mask of © is used to secure white margins for the Prints, amt the impreasion is then palled sat ready for issue. ES are some- times used in the Production of one picture, as it is found that where the light has acted deep- ly a stiff ink is required, but where it has acted not so deeply—that is, in the half-tones-——a thin- ner ink may be used. So that a stiff ink is first used tor the shadows, and a thinner tak afters wards for the half-tones. In this manner three or tour inks may be used in printing one im sion. The effect of India or other her color tint is obtuined by using, instead of ordinary water for damping ‘the plate, water with some color in . The paper acertain amount of wa- ae out of the plate, and with it a certain amount of coler. ‘wo or more inl _———— ‘The synopsis of the private improvements in the District of Columbia completed or to be completed within the tiseal year 1872, which we print in our local columns to-day, compiled from the detailed report of the assessors, shows that private cuterprise here is keeping pace with the public spirit of the Board of Public Works in improving and beautifying our city. It shot also that there ts $100,000,000 worth of taxable property in the District at a valuation at least 25 per cent. below market prices of real estate, so that the real wealth of our people is about $1,009 per head of all the inhabitants. For a community with bat little commerce and few manufactories, this exhibit is as remarkable as U & satisfactor —_——_-<e--______ A movement is on foot in Brooklyn, N. ¥., to establish cheap eating-houses, conducted on temperance principles, aud known as “ Holly- ‘Tree Coffee Houses.” Theyare for the expecial benetit of the working classes, and are intended to be self-supporting. The eapital stock is to be divided into shares of five dollars each, thas bringing one or more shares within the reach Of the poorest, and giving al! an interest in the stecets of the enterprise. The Rey. Dr. Cuyler, at a recent public meeting te take action on the subject, referred to the success of the Holly-Tree houses in Boston, London and Glasgow, and said he bad no doubt they soudadumeaniemny weil in Brooklyn and New York. York Herald has sent an intery: to the Serimenecomeenraeiiner inns certain what ehanee, if any, there is that justice wilt be meted out to the murderers whe haveso long been confined im the Tombs. The new tacam- iid si nl \ miscellai aoe the past animation, and few Ye froga "first and + Tovenrrget ad advance ‘on several promi- which, although jobber who ed Prices for qui stead, peat be ¥ at ng year. Ipacas N full prices. Ms md cachemires des soies Tigh in "aso in howl of these ——— ets. eas comaolidated , 85 vans Vin Bart om a fall Fe cate hern $5460, Hay dall—west; Sale the lattes jo0bi reese, ‘hens ia vel y x 7. Ss; a Corn Ko car times. me Sy Boro if and rain. ade, ating tomy FINANCIAL WANTS. | _FOR RENT AND SALE. ana Viewer teen kako e | F'etet “poo SF cantile bq an TEI = ——— ee Tue Dry Goons Manker—Business during the 2 OUSE containi < ements; wituin tw week eee 11 Lith street end targe LOT on Kast Mreets northeast ; switabl Wats grown WHITE GIRL strong | ne tee 3 to assist in nursing a child and to wait be well recommended. Apply t Wo. B18 17h street of a speculative te tend: SS j Foa® RENT—A8 RICK HOUSE « “Siete ra advan streets southwest, \4 reni e. 428 north; WERFUL OPERA GLASSES. K street hen styles of bleach! shirtings by the agonts, ¥ is NTED— MAR 7OR RENT_DAIRY, FAnM io) acres of he r tad docks ba Enna Toudea LH. MEMPLER, Witte wel oie ei sie fie ‘eset pes od fo i essa aa wl i ineseseeg, Armnegn te market, OPTICIAN, lar’ gn, lowest pests Semis hd Ral ‘tice fig'h 1 a an» 7th etree ih sre ro fring” pact of the and the, taking rate appear, to fist canine Breilaa Pete Sperscicr seaieiy | VY WP tama, gf mh end LD Taree Fire 2 vox erat oes ach © a corresponding . of last pon 4 pasta OF €0-PARTNERSHIP. Hams sylvaning Freedman 'y Bonk i, 1U6-00St Worsted goods were in hetter demand than’ a PoE t be desirable BRICK DWELLING, Bo. 204 DP street northwest, between Diand Si streets; wenicry snes oud Dacement; e palais, nine The rtnership poms Sy existing under the firm of Bt. OLS & CO. > was dissolved om the 13th, y ANTED—A ‘MAN ae 200 to 300 a fair distribution at first hands at (ois it wet Ie all obligations of the tate pavet letentedeon tine of tke Metropol Piso -$ oo the second-hand furuiture business. Ad. ; — Italian cloths and satin de chencs were quiet, M. LOU! T5-2 fan horse ralivay reat 4 per month, i advance, pow penitoage de mths woke Inantive: | nEm® ea ad FURNITURE, Star Omer. fi on aman raan : must be Wil greomtn, to WS. McFARL ng, th st Rely COR RENTON thorwughly Furnished HOUSE, atl m improvera=nt ac Atldrecs Boul Star’ of Foe RENT—A cmioriabic Sireet southwest. na WELL, 824 71h street southweat SOR RENT-STOR: stepe above the avenn: a dintely.” Apply. to Saw s saR UA ‘hon & Pearson's, Room 4 ¥.M. 0. K RENTS Ratna aOURE= The oe Pasement BRICK DWELL NG HOUSE, No. 1121 doth street northwest, toeloding a two stcry Brick Sable ‘room for thires horses rrisge. The house Apply om 6. with a slight inquiry ¥ for black gros grains —— Of fine qualities aod colored slike for evening wens whtoh were wanted by the retailers. Millinery silks were verydull. Linens were in better request, and there wee-e fair demand for canvasses, ducks, clothing trade. | Shirting linens in more demand. } cools were lems active. Cambric handkerc were quiet. Shawls were very dull, and the past season must have proved very unprofitable to importers goods. Hosiery and gloves were in fair request, and, with the exception of some cutside makes of kid gloves, brought full prices.—N. ¥. Bulletin. led WOMAN to do required; at to8 JOSEPH J. MAY'S ? PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, | 989 Puna, Avs., Berwezs Oru AND 10rm Sts. Light Lite, with from one to six buttons. Gitta Wien tt Syecders sad ‘otter colors—all j Wee ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS whe working Singer's Sewing Machi ene therongkly competent to ent and fit head ap apply. M B. MOSEs, corner 7th street hia ea ANTED—To voit, for a millinery busines, W4iwo BOOMs cuniutniched) gn tive Arse and | ENTY PER CENT. OFF second floors bp the direction fram to Hf strects, and from 9th, Teturences ‘and streets. ON ALL SALES OF Fy Wreastree Bi be pe ‘at vr. eg Tench bakery WOOLEN DRY GOODS Sriting, or in person at the above place. jishe” UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1973. WARTEDTA NURSE GIRL (white.) Te oth we wise ts sat F 25 cent Dress Goods for 2 cents per yard; 50 cent street, near the avenue, The Mark. Dress Goods for 40 cents per Flag #9 cont sce | Wee few good CANVASSERS for the fen Honk 2.400 Per gentet: “hansiee at ei Batrimonr, Jan. 16.—Virginin 6 33; ao, | fan greene per yard isto Weed wing" Machine; ibe iberal a 1133 0th street Hort 2: axtiieomn, Jan i8~Citon dui “on golem Gard tn the Gist ids to a adrng store: goad referetices aitached, situated on ‘the “Rockville , ioe ee * Cem Creat eaten K ithe io | ““Antenm, edge pst D. Fmerly known eee 7 7 in gow ane southern, 66; “Fates some Si, mixed western, | ATE te “* 1019 and 1920 7tiatrect wortinfent, Se arwne a aaa ge e ings and black-anith shop_ ou th= 5 ‘The’ farm contains ont c w) ‘and is now wuer a high, st “a with dairy ttached. c aft maki hiss of Gengutows apt of the he ongetowa ‘apd Weshingt iy both aval abe ‘a ‘dairy market. “In WILLIAN’S +, ,DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT! The Largest and most Complete wm the City. Dresses at Willian’s. isco iaens Costumes and Morning Wrappers 1327'oh street northwest: ‘D—A steady WHITE GIRL i Winans sal family; one that will & good home, iy on Apply ‘at Star office, Phone t a Five amarket garde: Dusiness the facilities are unsur compet + house could be WASTE = Tanya FIRSTCLASS | the? aor ye pony SOE nia cas EipeT-EEASS a convenient and” popular lace of resort for Blegant ys fr amartment of Op Qvera Cloaks at Willian's, aed Vorment AR: sarc pirsgmedesising board ie ie pa New Yor. jall. ooa pays Real Guipure Laces at Witlan alenciewne Li at W is RFTT, “No. “OL” Congress 'ttreet, Georgaown, ‘Exchange, lonz, 9% JL8 z pe gy toad D—aamediately—Fessilice fo ot eet | , ot wit recomme > —a BARGAIN-A_fve-roomel wi Governgnents dull and steady. Vigiata stese! VAN’ re ori Sits number of nd women Fans A BARGAIN A Ave too a | = bie York, Jan. 16—Fiour firm. Wheat quiet isos several ‘rg SCONCE teow ork. | fect high. All will be sold for the sum of $40. "Ap- ‘Apply to Bre LOUISE. C BUTLEM, Ru. | PY at No. 1007 281 street northwest. 8. m.—Consols opened at wi prot ment Office, Lith street, SOR RE: ine, @ 140; Unfurnished, @75, = te, for, account. | Bonds Paris, at Willian Feka Employment Office, 607 ae” | PRB a, he aed oe o5) » 93%; 1867%s, 95s; 10-H's, 90; ew Wegant asscrtment of Sashes at Willian's. ANTED A WHITE GIRL 1 i EW, wa AN Ae SOS ie, aa a canteen Rea Chantilly ana Sigur Cs pes at Willian’s, Wwe iprurew ork ook wash ad to Re oneal strett. ‘Benites opened at $4 francs 2)cen- | jarse rariety of Hancy Piesat Willian’e. s106 C st. north, between Sd and 4th sis, east, “j11-6™ Fo RENT—A BRICK TOUS Sane uM Fons; in go08 < order; all mode oa Trimmings at qn E street n 10th and AN pel BUTT eines esos et fresh pore ba), R, from 250 a conte. Rt 1127 1 assortment Gros ee = Cloaks at Willian: Dress and Cloak eee rom Carolia Cotiet and My Vile pal it a One se, hemerieen ee vel Oitce Dicer, nace from Carolin Coutet oad iMemenot at oherei To 7 Re WHITE GIRL Bort | Toe wit ate OR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. — Steevelees Velvet Watets 98 Wiltion's, soot Fontes Appr Pn iadr Bi Mt nome DOES tbat wry York ea between 1th and ish The berometer has fallen from the lower lakes to Crepe de Chene Sashes at Willian’ DARWEILLE: or rect. first door abore | *teects. Terms moderate, 13-31~ eastern gall Atlantic costs, with rising tem) Bg M; WILLIAN having his own hoes in Paris gi right cide, Georgetown, {OR RENT—HOUSE in Sven Baldi Pen ure, easterly to southerly winds, clowdy weather iy able to furnis test Parisian Novelties for | pC. epltnnia ebemms, between tethoed TEs It risen from Lake Michigan to Ar- | the lowest poutble importing price, carriage house and stable; gas and water. AIS ad angas and westwanl, with northerly to westerly | Mj. WELLIA ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, from_ié to ar fi ature and clearing weather. $07 Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D. C. dears, oli, to await upon He. Tnguire at FS RENT—Small STORE ROOM, 3133 Poon. rains have fallen from the gulf to casters 4 Hy HhepReting, House, Center Market, uear 7th street, kyivania aventic; 20. Inquire of LUTTRELL Hitinois, lower Michigan, Ohio, and south At- ja0-tm No.7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. B. TRUEWORTH' i’ | & WINE, goth strect and” Peunsylvania, ave: Pa for New Ei a eatery to | * THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT aNTEp— st ee eS |e irims.—| [ o > = ; y bneenenieime tee Rox, B i caegrthate Wee ations ton, iste and Tannig to Cal ant get sppiea ke | BS rect caun recast bah Soe and rain. For south Atlantic and miskile states east- In ry Kraft, ores oF Fitiutr once. Servants = can yn hey ati lesirable. Rent @: month, in advas erly to southerly winds, clewly weather, and rain. KRAFT: deceased, the Exeentrix afuresi of wages ng at . reka Eny core, ply at TOY 12h street Sodan Bl thetormer shififog to northerly, Riek westerly p with the approbation of the Supreme Court of the | {o Mix LOULeE Ge BUTLER. Soe ae mreet, |<” nbly to-night, with clearing weather and deciled fall | District of eal lumbia aforesaid, a pointed SATUR- | near E decl8-Lm* Fo 01 TOR SALE In Georgetown a BE K oftemperature. From the western: pee ole eae DAY, the Ist day of February. dD. i x hat the VICTOR bau ts rge yar 3 situated on the west and upper lakes and Ser gene Pap erin, bo Hnal settlement and distribution of che \NTED—Every one to know t ie east mee of igh street, between Gay fae ward to the sonth Atlantic and be states, Tising sae t seeeeccuet, mre the assets in SEWING MAC as its needle self-set- | ion. Apply 112 Prospect strect. harometer, falling temperature, Treek to brisk north: aaume have been ting: the most Perfect khuttle in use, resting in erly to westerly winds, and clear to clearing weather. gien apd where cradle; needle bar and works of steel. _——_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— Agency, 46: Fo BALE-15 ACRES OF LAND ms Soom by town, . improved two sual! dwellin, notified. to attend, with. th Penne ira avenue, # 4 DIERS AND SarLons. | ;'si eee Fomchd, ‘or they may otherwise by | _ 8%ea0-1 Tw. ariceR, Ara. dares BENJAMIN MARTIN’ ‘Teuualtyiown, ‘A rocetiog of heldiore fan Sailors of tls late law be Cuctades from ‘all ‘benedt in ase‘ Vv ANTE ADIES to call on i, MA’ ER to have il Kinds of § SEAMPING done. ee PINKING, FRENCH FLUTING. ‘all ki kinds of YRBROIDERY, at short notice. ‘ert 7th street, opposite Patent Office mar2-ly ANTED—E: im, favor of thoroughly w leaned Capita slant os bright 95 sen > " He atthe Steam Carpet Boating estate: Provided. a copy of this order be published once a week for ~ ees weveks i in The Star previous to the pa sant Test 216-1 iz “ WEBSTER, Register of Wills. iE AND COLORED TAKLATAN. ‘4 MOUSELIN vt PARIS. Wat. whe caliated prior to the rebellion. serv oh? ‘honorably discharged, will iis held at bi street and Pennsytrania avenne. SATURDAY EVENING: Sananry 18. 193. at clock. j16-21 INTERESTED IN Ti OPERATIVE Assoe FE SaLE—That pleasant one-story aout SE; flower garden in front; 4 feet side 30 feet rear alley: large be? in rear. Row as a shop; close to new Hill Market, and on the same street. Lot S19 Cstreat southeast. [Rep] Sit 2a COR SALE—Two fine BUILDING LOTS, 29<l00 feet each, on Q street, near Ith street, at the low larpet . im members humesteals at a | 6g WHITE FRENCH 0 See | oe aoe ysetyury JONES, yy invited to in meeting » OLA Tth street. move gn PUIDAY RVANING, | White and lieht PARIS KID GI, with from 5 = 3 2 “ «to six buttons, MAY, iS’ vD. ‘he fet stant a Sh nerd Hal rhe Rates Ug'at' “939 Penn. ave., hetwoen deivamn Woh eke LOST AND FOUND. sharp. CIDER! Cc IDEM CIDERT | POUND— Inthe F strect cars. on the 10th instant, ET-BOOK, containing a small amount nents; 10 rooms, large lot. and_sita- rapidly improving section of the PR 4 babe my pl © avn bn of money. ener can have the same by apply: | city. Price only @ i ; ing at the office of Willard’s Motel at STANLEY JONES, te xouTH PPRESBYTERIAN'C GUCHCH will be Pn Jana watraed superior 0 a in ema reeen SETS srinemauare, | tw __No. O11 Ftnvatrestyopp. Bost Ofica, Mab lool” ieroeaiarey ee tee Lasters Line esr it to ken Fay re ‘peo tiinat” ne. between Laud M Fe RENT —Faruished HOUSE, with 9 roma by the Pastor, Rev. J. pee mi. Sa eK 9s ant 9 Wat Georgetown, | BE mee ‘ retirn i ain fo Kent 8 ab ar Dut Apply to WM. WERE R: a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDEES TROLUTION GP “COPANT NERSDTE: reets northwest, will be Hber’ | Batate Broker, Mi) A 9 iT D x, D. y a bind . =] G ce r forthe Bherae of “ae sell be etd ai he _couattnenshiie Cectiiare’ Viletng Ganon AREN (EAST Imay B ga et a eS wag malt ‘he hen of laa Cae Roc he gireet ow HENRY Sms Anr ae GRORGE Bei LSON, RE ome white spot in her fac inname, Lock Box No. 1-P. 0. coe Seaton eee "| Simcfoed beamed coat ansOS ela teem pete a a ge | FOR RENT_Farhed ROOMS xii mira Beeb CHAS’ B. BAILEY, Secretary, | ih En, " Se B. WILSON is authorized to set- tle ali claims agninet or Toontve ali ther amounts due the shove nemed f area weat of Capitels lcality umeuriare “aA rely sanares west of Capitol; locality unsurpass: ieee at No. #8 arate ake ao iN DESHTELDS, 130°C NG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOOTA'N, rmepbeecgy yo rm SA RTIN \ street, between Ist and 2d sireets northwest, 14-3" reulating Library —Terms: @3per years 81 per | ja i ‘OST—At the National Theater, January ath, eater. "Bice bodice Beek er | ions. GiouER WILSON, fea Liars ive. kite Maer wil be ouitay Within? Ok THREE OR Fly Sere en Toll- Borer “Tree to all peily Prayer Bicetings at Clothin rewarded by leaving Wai Star omce, if | date, 10 ACRES OF LAND, house room andetaiting fi A 3: o'clock. am acs i —— the 19th, between 434 and 23d and 7th and | if desi Rog aolig og) acres, three miles from there Rik Lecture before Christian Workers’ Class, by L streets, a pair of EYE-GLASSES,, will frcm five to ten’ cows, within three or Rev. J. P. Newman, Sabbath afternoon, 2th inst., gold frame. liberal reward will be! +ix mouths. ifthe, whole ie rented. one farm horse Fo? CLorHine Go to STRAUS’, paid if returned to 472 Cstrect northwest. dz3__ | one cart and other tools will be furnished = desired: 1011 Pennsylvania avence, Sabbath Evening services, at the Theater Com- VOUND—Saturday, Dec. 21st. on 1oth siroet, noar | chance will be ven (No seh Mcgee Eat on i eee yl QVERCOATS AT REDUCED PRICES the telegraph office, a small SUM OF MONEY, | further particulary analy “o x O. NTEMLANS N. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.The examination of can AT STRAUS’. | which the owner can hive by describing it and Tennally Sunda for primary corriicates, wil be held | W orpre BREASTED BLACK CLOTH Hugo thie pdvcrinament, cossinmeeseseeiey 3 Fe TENT=That tpaclous HOUSE, No a1a goths ‘Prankiin Building, BATU RBAY, January DOCREE pRessr Se ott us’. avy 5 ,_Renmay sania avenue, containing 18 foone ited oh oocae Spe a cold water. Inguire ef ‘I h at orth Smeaton ao — ne ex | [BROWN KERSEY OVEROOATA TO. INSURANCE COMPANIES, __| Ett+ outhe’ premises, or No. 435 K vireet north j.8_[RepAChron.} Chr? Commattes of Hewctie RICES REDUCED ONE-THIRD, sae YOUR LIFE Fox, RENTS Tere, communicating ROOMS, far- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE oe A. cali NG OLD. ‘COM wlso, single ROOMS, to 0 to be rented together or sepa: ICAL TIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY of | PRLACK AND BLUE DIAGONAL COATS THE mie Cy. FIT LAE INSUR. | tue! gustnd water, ‘Apply B81 ine street mort the District of Columbia, for on of seven STRAUS’. 6. of Newarl Managers to serve the ensuing will be held ‘at the oifice of the in a bn a HONBAY. the | FJEAVY BEAVER SUITS AT aa Organized 1845. 24 fist hao. 44. mt BUSINESS CHANCES. HOLIDAY GOODS. $25, 000 — Sens = suIT, ; ae ere SROCERED UND LIQUOR Ste athalan- 6 ae for selting. pv kn FF 8. ad $60, 000 Lac iat TO EQay we ar anes me corn ‘ation; smanderate: Party selling urope. THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN. at Riu * By Join re exceed Fisk a] ngiy appropriate for Ok SALE ATA Ba PRIS TURES ofa Cigar avenue, between Tet amd 31 st COR SALE—A waali MAR Ne ‘Turapce: will sell ‘om easy terme. ADDY t x a on eas 0 Mis Eg) BENTH 1919 10h aiveet, n beteoen P and XARDEN aa Gant be wok pest th street a ' PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONSRS, an. - our t (ERVAND as TOWERS, 909 PEXNSYLVANIA AVENUB Jeorgetowre aed Bock aia avenne 1 FOR SAL m chow Ay ‘Analy to AEERAR DiI he __gal3-colim | Mave J ved s full stock of D_ Witt frre Hoe, ost. Gawd reasons given OF selling. Apply on "he premises. ee | HOLT@AY GOODS, embracing sll the St y bound for } prow ntatio i JUVENILES, | RUSSIA 1 BK BOXES, the Gone assortammet ao te re BALLS AND PARTIES KID GLOVES, one SALE—A FIRST CLASS: marae RANT. 4 of the beat cents ue in tee piv oes the Treas- ury Department, bbitt House. | 7 License paid, aid stock ret clabs. A gvod chancs - r any one who wishes to go, into busines.- €1 TO 91.96 PER Paik Jan? Im UATiM & CLEARY. | WALL, ROBINSON & Co” SOK SALE—An catnblished CASH BUSINESS gree; ceutrally Iocated. Inquire at 921 Penasylrama avenge Mc cle ve A . ‘Steam MMl, 13% street, betw: and E northwest. | 1 AVE TWO OF THEM \ re LOTHING, FURNITURE, for’ ale LIN & 00., Siany, hein ice, HOCUS, ir NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON FINE CUSTOM CLOTHLNG. A full line of Me REY Tu fo pak Sateen zm, coon RR, 729 7th street akon BARGAINS. A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE. PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READ! Anew two-story BRICK — No. 12928 Mrect southeast. near the Ave varh- room, water closets, bay wi yee, front yard and a stable; 3v foot pense citer? price, $4,500); long ancarly new FRAME HOUSE, No. 14. 31 heast; lot 22x100; 6 rooms, beantifully terraced; for price and terms call at Also, a new S-room FRAM HOUSE, corner teh a tad Dsouthonst; faces south and east; Lot 2x10, Price $3.00, ime. Also, 10 room BRIC K HOUSE, on L street south, between 6th hy east, Navy Yard; brick . $12 Sth street sonth- back’ iu yard; price, $2,000, K, on D street, between Ith us 1 Wau a ban tom i New ¥. ‘ork mt ais PERNSYEVASTA. Sverre A fine assoruncnt stiomon 6” F urmiahing % sm LLS AND PARTIES DRESS COATS. A LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. WALL, BOBINSON & 60, so , RAND OF BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN 5. UNDERSHIRTS ana i rrp alleution giveu to , OF manufactory; ch 8 Porrehasers would de in and got amides of the iasty style and Lo WALL, KoBINS¢ sorrrn- com HOUSE on 29th street, between Fes yard, hall, avarly new, good aliey; pg ee HOUSE, corner 19h and 7. ant fner 1h aud Boundary; both mew; uever oc- | CCMA _9B1 Penun. ay, bet. ~ , RGE! mater HOUSE, on G'strect, between a HEE! Tet. F, London & Co. » oy weticut avenue and ith street; mew; price, | CITIZENS AMY AMD NANT 14) uN aa NT TAILOR, We have other property for sale, and we invite all desiring to purchase & home on long time, or for cash, to call, as we are sure we can suit fl We have, also, some very eligible Duliding totsthat wecan sell chea PHIL. ut. = aco. 4 = ~ a7 Masonic Teimple. ~ THE TRADES. AWNINGS AND DECORATIONS —AWNiNGS - for stores, = a, ait 7 si 7 attention given tg Decora ails for FOR SALE. Parties rEaGs. hous ‘and WaGos CovEgs. salelor ne POR SALE CHEAPA Whore power upright i BSUrREE GH BNGiSE in ecctiia, meen Teits me Sie vider Price G60. inquire a RUBERT PORT: | aecger Between fiend Su erotte NER'S Alexa . a Brewery, Alexandria, Va. )ld-1w" Fe SALE—The FURNITURE of a first-class hoarding house in good order. House for rent Apply to J. + KELLEY ¥, Real Estate Agent, No. 902 Sth «tre hI ‘ee E-—WOOD and OLD LUMBER for sak Boundary, uear th street, northwest. Inquire of THOMAS FAHEY, loth etreet, near Lonisiana avenue, 113-00 (OR SALE—A fine BAY HORSE, 8 years old, 16 hands high; wertectly sound, aud free any ‘blemish, & ped A WAINGs, FLAGs, TENTs. u.G PELAND, 643 Louiriana es cuue, ome door cast 7th strest. AWNINGS for Stores, chy and County Residemces, rerherche in styhe mud th GS and TENTS f oranie and rout. yx DECORATED. stew wade to order DANCt ine. © cloths a for want of = et Pp Roe SS ¥F BMEN ppRaeR ea. wee « at a low price, fi Suto d S GOMER ST Hee eae Sy POMBE a Stntore, with ia ee achat Cag dec J. E. TURTON, CAKPENTER, BUILDER, ann CONTRACTOR. for Hy Cy tering, Jo - Sates wi one Larentoring. Jobbing, or Gow ors van bor bean? sirect, bolow K xt_ northwest, oo__]_S_____=_=_=== OR SA i r SADDLE Fibesh bio ol eel Rae, DS reanon oa for ocd P. co. corer 8th and sts. BOARDING. * aurae = Bitte iy —Firet-class TABLE BOARD. with a ine, large front rooms, furnished or un! —— is! Penn. ave., bets 18th aed SCENISHED KOOMS—To let == rug. | FS Rt batsyien soith with =i UE. | 5 Parlors hot and Pie Silsics vena Care ae MEDICAL, &e. Ged, BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND Brices moderate, at 2109 corner of Penaiylvania avenue and Zit street. mayl-ly NSkL, a te ts equally guod in recent cases aud vl rntrrnal medicine necessary. Abana witses. PuYeicia® st Soars SCIDENT AI PROFESSIONAL. bis off 1th a ‘b streets, no +, again ever, Wednesday ty 3 oclock, Janu- orem hte eee era Seige in ce of the fe, Balt Cc. i FOSTERS 7 D.. 13 No 1100 Bat RT on venue, Between lth and 12th ste. lana ye end Kir In- CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, a _ The oldest ext Bont wit 5 A ° cotati faounand dottnes *| BLACK cLora vEsTs AT STRAUS’. RE YOU INSURED? ae ‘ ‘iat amet 1s 1T NECESSARY TO WORRY about Goa- | SILK MIXED SCITS FOR $19) oTON, seuFany, rocms and itn when we have near at ee rc D BY Cononiss 1x 18 DOVILLIERS, AAt8 stent irink Rentint whose cminet qualities have been teat G{BPAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING the romana. ‘of the National Tank ‘of the a by more than twenty years of success in Bu: AT STRAUS’. No. 706 D street northwest. — ORB 10K HOUSE of = Sea rope and in thle country > At s time whos = Small OUTHS SUITS FROM $8 TO $15 for Policies, the Gapial; ocation, beantiful, and on om s.corner, Pox and other threaten to rapidiy | YW s AS BAUS? isectors.-Dr- Jan. O, Hall, John Purdy. Dr. J.M. | uaving south dnd west fronts; the house te new and in consequenceof the extreare severity ofthe weather, A’ ‘AUS’. Brodhead ‘J. Keywort Jas. C. ‘McGuire, idea | in therongh repair; gas and water. Apply at 103.34 ite of the Frente portance te build up our con’ | CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS AT LESS THAN | Bradte iH. Brad raul, G “HE Wiltherast, W eet ena Sifattones er to resiat and fight against all Ar srhauss Mebounidy F Meguire, Bred. ia: | ower —Blegant RGOMD avg pd eal ai a a a ‘ [He PLACE To BUY YOUR CLOTHING, eee nies BREEEE, Y BRADLEY, » Breeton. Ua Ray S13.E street northwest; Iatye saloon, rparioe ie ot ge nthe | JRUSINESS SUITS AT REDUCED 1 raters. HE NATIONAL METROPOLIT. Ors TESTA Tar war-room new BRICK HOUSE, imt, t wi a CES. A ‘RO! AN | — A four-room. new. is I~ 2 ding to the principles of the med- B sreacs. | Tin INSURANCE COMPANY, rx “Toa Cy Se ek a smach’ liver and pripctpal 6 the | Y[ONEY SAVED TN BUYING ; oF STIN: vennes @3¢-im a cr atch incont resuhis. More: AT STRAUS", DistRIcT 0 ‘OF COLUMBIA. 2 ee oe te ecto toat there mo | RTACK CAESIMERE PANTS FROM @4 TO re ar Natigual Hotel) A vapoly tonic wich can be compared to Ls e want STRAUS’. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. ae syne No, 493 uear ae Seats ‘pply Ls. Suereaary, pean t afver pant AND EECEPTTON SUreg CASH CAPITAL... 100,000 | }soR RENT OF SALESTAEW wore ties ill give away with or kind —____AT STRAUS’, Pane nee ee ne rie, on, ‘Arlington re wn decay B's cLormING AT REDUCED price Office in Shepherd's Buildi Pennayt- | wropike; neat tol harge barn, he ee AT STRAUS’, | s4uiaavenue. MOSES KE UY, Pres nt. ildinge; Viackninith and’ wheel! FROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO RISES UF COUT, “ TODD, Vice President, oP pia “tarts of road. Apply H. 5 JOHN. tar de con dean ee | OETA’ BAMUKL CROSS Heeretary Heyer? ‘3 Pennsylvania avenue, near Ba- 4 ef cu k.. - id DIRECTOR: tional iods of the workd PACE IN IE CIT . a ANE IE _ is and va ve had periodes that | (UE REST PLACE IN THE CITY ry TO BUY iB wae imei Boat FR Raye Br eu HOUSE, woul letzerott, ohn T. 4 play * disease ix str f its terror by the ALLOW FAIL DRESS VATS —" 7 nook site the residence or Cooke. we of faunas Koor (ix Huge dvvees, and s” LS OAT Sr STRAUS’. re eon Mos Kell an sin renter, bat ata tot 3 fet ks victim ‘ale, Sores, ao yO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS 4 BSF eecet PP tna iew weak ast pete in ni N OORT STRAU SREGAEN NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC THA See Te ASD HERB 1.38, ver bettie. | F ARGE-SIZE WEN CAN BE SUITED SS VALUE THE HAIR AS A PRIZE.-ESTRANS? audit oo oe cou a oe salt by 8. nD ait > and by Drug- AT STRAUS’. | WAL LIFE will kee your Hair from falling out, | he: 1608 Targern eal teak Bek By iste, MOND & CO. Proprietors, 913 Race = promote the growth, scalp in order, and | streets, . ; ms, . Piitedste mayai-ly | PANTALOONS FROM $2 TO 910 then adres Roene en suite cr single, with hot and cold water in every T STRAUS. | MADAME sha aus Wark ‘Bath-room and other modern improvements. Se B. i oF Ye WINTERS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED | MANU UFACTORY, 618 13th street, Washi Kova communicating. mas REMOrED sett ra.eve,peewen Ge TeN EL | 2. - Fe, n s TO 1633 I STREET, ianl6-tr Three doors from Iith street. pure MILKS PERSONAL x yi PURE MILK! NF TON WANTE PER Rl Ree Hl by pp parce Int ys in sod LE ee eee nen rear of A ote. ¥. 5 ington, D.C., > NOLY DAIRY,(near Mt Vernon,) 3 he will bear eae Aes —Lir re oH bee lee th Atizens of Washi Wire = amie en ee lew ve livered to ‘thelr residences All onde becomes repulsire; the body emaciated: HAM. f sWILK ING & HENDRICKSON 8 J CDONALD, late U. 8. Navy, who re ti de siete between D and Ie, |e iter Market, apt DT will ccmmnanicat with remedi ene ov: lon fer pai at al eo i crake seoed irared to: — evils; they produce uppart refreshing slew; chiverfuluece of uded. DR. S HAIR DYE IS HARMLESS. om. TOTTS HAIR DYE ADALE at URE THe WORST Power DEPOTS.” ‘Gubert Hale Weake EveavrRLD, Gees ats. ‘de ‘their in jes COFFEE (iitural,) JAVA COFFEE (Burnt.) ENG ADS gfe Sa. tt ee lished Specialist in the city. ged ores Late outh of renort- | No. 1833 1 strect, bclow With, rear of Arlington.) ANE naif, ottatd es Hours: 11 to4 and 7109, daily. omen 1 og Tereets| between. chef on Bi tang In- pd _Speciatty—Pemate Complaints aud Ontensons diana avente; and 1332 F strect, <r en A sufforing from weaknom, a aod Bee rag ng og oe oore. ee 8 L pense Deblifty, can bave shtiital renamed SITIONS taken in short-beed, ‘hand. eae Printed Sopy, exe. TE Wanhingen, i ressing MADAME A. ‘3 BO: maré-ly FrEMALE, DI DISEASES treated, and co vice and_wedieine THOMPSON, Noo phia. jom F. HANNA, No.8 rai ATTORNEY-AT- tell Ki} _de8st J ONEY RETORNED iF a7 Ing Fo CURE CT ‘To be had of BRACE & C aoen om airvete, Goorgetumn ad of GEU! NT & SON, corner New York avenue and here testimonials my! can be seen. ys METERoro.iTan DOLLAR STORE. NEW GOODS! Penney USEFUL, DESIRABLE, GOOD, WELL-MADE Luach ever day, Lunch cham: AND PRETTY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY! perior to Pista te Caterer end ©: xylvania avenue. aua-ly OFDM. SMITH: ~S. WimsaTT_ B ua, Va. Washington, D. 0. SMITH & WIMSATT, WHOLESALE AND ee TN ALL KINDs ©. LUMBER. A Large and well-selected Stock of HARDWOOD CONSTANTLY ON HAND. . Also, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS. jan6-tm" Conner TYW AND I Sts, sovra west, is PECTORAL SYBUP, ro COUGHS AND COLDS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. j.powae-ty*