Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1873, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. NEWS. Amasements, &e. nt. water —Carlotta Leciereg, “Masks | "omigque— Comic opera, drama, come- @y, burlesque, songs, dances, ete. dincoin Hall.—Theodore Thomas concert. Meiropeiitan Hal! —The infant wonder, “Baby Benson,” and other stars. New Hali—The is : miniature min- i Ly iE 5 R. A. Page, medical examiner in the Pa- presented with a case of ical instruments by the clerks of the office. riutendent of lamps has been di ave lamps erected in front of the en- trances to the ,Jefterson school building. ‘The Columbia Pharmacentie: i formed April, 1571, with the object of establish- Mege of pharmacy, adjourned last night James B. Brown has received a patent for a bag holder, and Nelson Ross for a hand printing press. Both gentlemen are residents of the Dis- tict of Columbia. Southern claims commission yesterday heard the claim of James H. Jenkins, Fairfax county, for farm property taken for army use, walued at $47. An examination by the civil service board of the Treasury Department will be held on Thars- Purpose of filling @ mumber of va- 30""Stamiey, accompanied by Trustee lay visited the Franklin sebool building, and after inspecting the differ- ent class-roems delivered an address to mar and intermediate schools ‘The collegiate society of the National Medi- eal College met last tng, on H street, and fermally installed as president, and James M. Gassaway, M. D., as secretary for the current year. “The horses attached to the carri of the Raytien Minister ran away this mor street, between 13th aml With streets, and the carriage was badlysmashed. One of fell over the iron railing im front of the chain himaself severely. . No. 5, B.U. (HH. F.) C. A. gratitied at receiving a frater otomac Circle, No. from other circles in ‘at their meeting on Monday. the 20th Insta circle Was so crowded that ers were obliged fto stand. Under the ‘Good of the Brotherhood” the mem- bers were favored with remarks pertinent to tht Order from Brother Samuel c. Dement, A. 8. Cleme wW.c. others. cise. so. e visiting brothers were with 2 bounteous collation; which the Circle closed by singing the cation Hymn. &F tent UTice, bas bee and the excavation, to the depth feetat mean low water of said mail tween the above points. ‘THERE WERE PRESENT Desides, the members mittee: Capt. Carlisle Patterson, of the U. 8. " Col. J. M. Magruder, by lex. R. 3! Mr. Wm. E. Chandler, d. L. Kidwell, President A. P. sapeake and Ohio Ca FAS Lam F Gorman, nal; ie. John Wilson, Brown, Mr. Richard THE “KIDWELL MEADOWS” AGAIN. Mr. John Wilson, in behalf of the “owners of the Kidwell meadows,” resumed his argument in opposition to the i the statement ©. K. Harrie, yesterd: P. Gleeson was ir. Wi racter and that been assailed in a He said that his brother J: himself had held jcorgetown. state that his chai tof his brother any man to lay bi ingle corrupt act with which either He felt called to mak a je fel e account of the nse Jefferson Cire! ‘or indirectly. assault which had been made upon ee his bgp a newspaper. He then wenton to repeat his ar- gumenteof Monday, and DENIED THE RIGHT OF THE GOVERNMENT to take the Ror ge, he stated that right of the government ‘The large roam of the many of the broth * and give it to ly to questions by aid not deny the condemn priv: bam, James Mastin and Bi to ‘owners of the “Kid\ Meadows” in case it is hereafter ascertained and admitted that the said owners have a valid titie to the lands which they now claim. ‘A PROTEST PROM MARYLAND. Judge Wm. M. Merrick, of Maryland, next Maryland dclegation in Congress, and sald he ary) e) in Congress, e desired to enter an earnest lith section of House bill No. 3,478, the harbor improvement company the old canal Ith street to Georgetown, with al! lands pertaining thereto, the same to be filled and improved under the direction of the com- mission; and also giving the same company the Sbtsinitg damages to owners of pri owners x , if any such there be, ick said, wasdeep- ‘and Ohio canal Pee y whic refer to proposes to take is exceedin, is essential to the development Besides, there are certain rights ven by the state by the United Coleoni: Africa. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN COLO- NIZATION SOCTRTY. The fifty-sixth anniversary meeti American Colonization Socicty was might at the Fourth Presbyterian church, cor- 3 e report of the sec~ viz: Rev. R. oF Jon Bell, of Phila- The receipts during the past amd disbursements $33,075.18. mdred aud fifty emigrants from the state of ad been despatched in the bar} New York in November last. adult males twenty-five were cooper ami one carpenter. colozized sinee the war is 2,957, and the total from the beginning is 14,82 reeaptured Africans, who the geverument to settle in Liberia, making a net total of 20,517 persons provided with homes iety. livered by Rey. R. H. Nas- black men of and remedies for in such canal property, Maryland, Judge Merri ly interested in the C! farmers, one pany, and had inv ‘he whole number rise. The valuable, and exelusive of 5,722 the coal trade society induced vested in the canal company, of Maryland and confirme: States. “He read the act of the Vi eral assembly in 1829, in reference to the canal liction, and which act was approved by Congress in 1 importance to the canal company that these rights shou'd not be interfered with in carrying out the plan for the improvement of the harbor of Washington. THE C. AND 0. CANAL CO. president of the Chesa- canal com) then made the 1ith section of House the company would be more than any other interest b; improvement, com} t it best to send men of Oe An adress was de san,in which he said that the this country would some day be the regenera- tion of Africa. Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tem the only hope of Africa was in the ‘nstrumentaiity of her own sons on her own company and its ju ‘THE DIRECTORS HELD A MEETING at 10 o'clock this morning, M siding, and Mr. Wm. Coppin, fotlow ree seriously affect pany eminent a argument , but believed it sufficient itement the ng recordii executive commit lb H. Bradley, esq., Wm. correspo: Tindaly See Kerr, Dr. Charles H. Nichols. Prof. Welling was elected one of the exeen- tie committee, in place of Hon. 8, H. Hunting- A committer was api ernment to establish a line of st Tia, as all the trade of western Africa, by means of weekly steamers from England, is now going to that country. Three thousand applicants are now on the sage, and 360 will leave on the Most of the applicants are from The standing committees were announend by the chair, and the board of directors adjourned. ——— ean becoming coiffure is ir belles and fash- bandeanx, coronets, arded as in good , in Freneh gilt, laska diamonds, and the desirable Spanish comb are all to be found store, No. 457 Pem tion of French company by the and. affirmed States, cannot be interfered with as is proposed by the bill referred to. ANOTHER GRAB AT THE WILSON-KIDWELL In the conrse of his said his company claims the “Kidwell mead- ows;” or, in words, all the land formed by accretion from Mth street to Georgetown from the line of the old canal to the river Do you mean to say nd Isom the canal to the channel ? a6 do, undoubtedly, and can ently sell it, lease it, or do anything we th tte Mr. Eldridge.—How much land do claim si canal any are defined and the it. It is doubtless }, Mr. Gorman ‘one of the questions that e attention on the part of our le dames. Tiaras, hair-pins, and aigr isition, and either is re vie. Exquisite dest studded with on the north side of Mr. German.—** 3 “s street west, and we hold deeds for the pro, oe from the original owners. We acquired archase; the fee isin us and under th in 1828, and Congress in 1837, and aryland in 1833, we have the right to construe! moles, wharves, piers, season, and reception season, which has been so mole, wharves, plérs, and be His Alaska diamond > jants, set in gold, reflect all the crosses and peand: ms. We have never seen a Juster of the real finer variety of Whitby jets, They are porfusely and acorns, birds’ nests, bunches of , or medallions, and his collection of neh jet, the latest novelty, is well worthy of ination. Mr. Prigg keeps times, and receives tresh entlemen will rr. nd it totheir ad- Nand examine his extensive and varied assortim: nde ee Tae Axxrat Disrrisction oF PRewicus tothe children of § lace last Sunday afternoo: school buildi before alarge audience of the friends of the school. Over three hun- ‘miums, Consisting of goid and medals, were distributed. frst honors (gold crosses) were carried by Julia Corcoran and Mary Foy in the female depart- ment, and Jas. Noone and Wm. Hutchinson inthe tment. The Sunday school have ser- vice of theirown, by having mass celebrated in their builling every Sunday morning. jisses Jennie Waters, Lulu ‘ams, Maggie Newton, Julia Benner, were awarded hand- some premiums for their attention and devotion to the interests of the service, dui Father Boyle, the , aan at the close dan address of satisfaction and congrata- a Tak Presipeyts’ th: eboir, cons sti Newton, Alice Will Corcoran and Ida tribution, de- Teaver Ratio denigns ed by the tee, and See. Blackford was How FAR? Gen. Chipman said he would like to find out the total value of the in question, river shouki before the hi tribunal in the land.” r. Starkweather inquired what : that there is no sale py ary eet em A ed : its value will be es is wnge D said if 1e can rove ie Sagenanrey es ie nets oat C by wi le to give 1 States ‘dollar for dollar for its oy Mr. Starkweather.—“‘ You suggested that you ie would be wil to maki SOME PAIR ALRANGEMENT. Now, will you suggest some amendments to the Dill Defore'us”” Mr. German—* I shall\ae glad to do s0.”” . Chipman.—* Would your company make thise improvemcuts, provided Congress autuors ized you to do 0?” ‘Mz. Gorman—“We would, with pleasure.” He then said that within threé years past bonds of the company have heen bought for 10, 15 and Beents, but are now 105. He also said he con- sidered one foot of ground below Rock Creek as valuable as forty’ feet above the Aqueduct bridge, and all he asked was for the privilege of making the improvements referred to at the ex- pense of the company. HON. JOHN RITCHIE, of Maryland, then made @ brief ‘argument in support of the claim of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which he said has encountered obstacles proving the river an@ harbor; but he does object its provisions which assume that the com- pany has no rights. It had been shown that the company had rightfully acquired the property in question, and the committee should go for- ward carefully in view of the immensity of Maryland's interest in the canal. Gen. Chipmav.—‘Could you, Mr. Ritchie, amendments to the bills before us?” ir. Ritchie—* I will confer with the Presi- dent of the canal ‘company, and perhaps, will do so in future.” Mr. Starkweather requested Mr. Gorman to prepare for the committee a brief of the claims of his company to riparian rights, and, also, to inform the committee at a future meeting, how much of the “ Kidwell meadows” are included insaid claim, and Mr. G@. promised to furnish such brief. ANOTHER GRAB AT THE CANAL GRAB AT THE KIDWELL MEADOWS GRAB. Mr. Green next egy before the commit- tee, and represented that he owns five acres of | — near on eas of es loge: seated van Ness property, claims n right that ays i ported lr a river channel if he chooses; and that if the tats in front of him are reclaimed the new land in front of his property, to the river channel, will be his property. He admitted that the contem- lated improvement will benefit him as well as he District. Gen. Chipman.—‘ Does your caim conflict with that of the canal company, or that of Dr. Kidwell?” Mr. Green—* Ityloes by virtue of an old claim. My son, under a Mw of Virginia, took the neces- sary steps to enter this tand.” ‘Gen. Chipman—* Was thi quent to Dr. Kidwell’s patent? | Mr. Greene.—* It was prior. Mr. ltoosevelt.—* Dr. Kidwell, what is the date <1 your patent?” Dr. “* December, 1869." Ge ipman.—* Mr. Green, whatis the date of yours?” P Mr. Green.—“ September, 1369.” [General au prior or subse shter. ir. T. 3. Miller and Mr. Fendall made state- ments in favor of the claims of certain wharf owners in Georgetown and Washington, Mr. Miller claiming that by virtue of a grant of lots on the river front their rights to property ex- tend to the river channel, wherever it may be. Mr. A. R. Shepherd asked that General R. D. Mussey be heard in behalf of the plan of the board of survey either now or at a future meet- ing. Inorder to hear all sides and dispose of the matter under consideration as early as sible, the committce adjourned to meet again at 10:30 a. m. to-morrow, when further statements onthe same subject will be heard. —e—— Meéting of the Board of Health, SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. At the meeting of the board of health last evening, Dr. Verdi, the health officer, submit- ted the smallpox report for December, showin, that 261 cases were reported in that month—1 males, 127 females; 163 colored, 98 whites. Of this number 104 died, and 78 were removed to hospital; 73 were ‘never vaccinated, 25 pre- to5 5 years; 33 were under 5 years of age, i2 from 5 to 12 years. 29 from 10 to 20 years, i7 from 20to 30 years, and 1140 years and upwards. He also reported that Dr. W. D. Stewart, medical inspector, had vaccinated 277 Since last Report persons report. for the week ending Saturday last: , 78; removed to hospital, }, Fe} that during the week 2 were removed, and 40 bushels oys- ters, 99 bunches fish, 613 pounds meat, 110 rab bits, turkeys, chickens, &e., and 3 barrels apples had been condemned as unfit for food. Also, reported that complaints were made against Dr. Fisher, physician of the poor in the Ist district, that he neglected his duties as to vaccination. Dr. Verdi stated that Dr. Fisher was a hospit&l ward employed in the Sw General's ice, and it was impossible for liim to attend to his duties in that office and also in the district. case was referred to the Governor. Dr. Verdi also reported that the expense of keeping the smallpox employes for two weeks—eight most of the time—was 838. Dr. Verdi submitted a lengthy report of Dr. Stewart, the mredical inspector on vaccination, in which he states that by vaccination the small-pox has been well kept down. After giv- ing his views as to how vaccination should be ager how the points should be kept, &c., he urges that the board request the legisiature to pass alaw making vaccination compulsory, &e. The report was referred to the committee op epidemics. A communication was received from the commissioner of pensions, relative to vaccina- tions of employes with vaccine matter furnished by the board of health, showi 154 vaccina- ; successful, 42; unsuccessful, 112; number who haye had satisfactory trials within two years ad declined vaccination, 83; number who have had small-pox and varioloid, 21. COMPLAINT AGAINST POUND MEN. A communication was received from Richard Tosgan, complaining that his cows were seized, and himself severely assaulted, by pound mas- ter’s men, in December last; that he was com- pelled to pay #8 to recover his cows, and asked that this amount be refunded; referred to the sanitary police committee. More Railroads Wanted. East Wasitnoron, D. C., Jan. 2 Euditer Keening Star: With a perversity acteristic of the W. and G. R. R. Co., the presi- dent of this New York corporation, Mr. Kiker, is now endeavoring to defeat the extension of the Metropolitan K. R. Co. eastward from yth and East Capitol streets to 11th street, and thence along the latter-named street to the Navy Yard bridge. Mr. Riker sees in said extension a fall- ing off im the receipts of the Avenue road, and consequently less money for the stockholders to spend Gutalide of the its of the District. The ropolitan road is and always has been a road that pays strict attention to the wants of the A. iplereinge ‘sortiscntee,’ will be held te ‘Fhe will be 4 he teachers of our public IncewptaRY Fine.— This morning, about i i i | : | Hi i F i | apa reli ‘f GEORGETOWN. R. Thompson, treascrer, ders, A. B. Grosh, Tho: . Thompeor, John Trimble and F. M. McDowell, The report sf the Artificial Stone compa e Fe al ny. The certi ‘of the tion of Savings, Land, Bank and ‘Transportation com- of which are to purchase, hold, improve, ‘and tural, mining and tim! Gopotts for, Investment in lana’ beste Ne Investment in leeds of trust or other sec nts and settlers; rey vided that Graix Trapr.—The sale of 2.300 bi to prime wheat was reported yesterda: Fs, , and 188 bushels choice at $2.15a$2.20. No ‘to-da: CITY ITEMS. a 5 Est. Dr. P. SuEpp, Homeopathist, 903 Tus National Savixes BAWK, corner of New York avenue and 15th for ing hours, 9 to 4. PAIN, Bunions Is, &e., guccesatulty treated Wo. 535 street, ndstrom, J. B. 5 dg John T. Barker and Lindsicy . Stanton, 0. O. Howard, J Barbour, J. C. Cronin, A. 8, Solomons and J. J. Anderson. ‘Certificate of the National Metropolitan Fire Insurance company of Washington. Aunual report of the Germai Corns REMOVED Chibiains, agg n American Sa- | Banm’s heopskirt and Bank, showing thirty per cent. of its cap- | Intelligencer Building. ital has been paid in, and they have due depos- | ogres and and made to order by Hempler, near 4% strect. THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM.—To-day, Jack agi ffi Fed — ton by aismizeed for Rant, of - Banuck; eat: Woll ct al Sdismnbeed for want of Ht agt. King; on trial. 2K COURT, Judze § ‘Rollins, assault’ and GREATEST CASH BARGAINS FINE SWALLOW TAIL COATS, FINE DIAGONAL COATS, FINE FULL DRESS SUITS, FINE BLACK 8vITSs, FINE BUSINESS SUITS, FINE SECOND-BEST SUITS, FINE WALKING SUITS, FINE DRIVING SUITS, FINE DRESS SUITS FOR YOUTHS, FINE DRESS SUITS FOR BOYS, FINE bd oaacnar : Snell —To-day, Ander. ry on John Wright: profit on Sunday; CHARGE OF FORGERY. offer was charged with forge First National Ba ed 8 loan of 8 from Y at the Marine barracks; that nocused ined marines had been ted in Philadelphia by a relative for the rae of gettin; corde! that enid relative cheat him out of vat they had grant an rt is ‘relations; (iat instead phia he went on a lark ‘about this “exp COACHMAN'’S COATS, ALL SIZES. Seeing is Believing—Therefore Call! v Law. John Groff was charged with selli Alter the testimony of we hearing was postpou' fay Taulman, an apothect his Cag oa he for profit, said artic! 1, counsel for defen no law for such HABLE BROTHERS, CORNER 71n AND D STREETS, Intelligencer Building. NO MEDICINE GIVEN! Except in those cases where, on examination, it may be found necessary to prescribe certain remedies ith my peculiar Magnetic Opera- Perfect and Radical cure. Officer Edelin tes- he purchased a cig: fter . Cahill stated that t act under which this case had been based had dence appearing on record of which, combined tion, accelerate the act became a law by DR. HENION, ides n diay act by the legislative power: nes a law in fact. NEW YORK, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN ver testified that : eo and ahen drink something from glasses, w! CHRONIC DISEASES, Late of Baltimore. Chicago, Cincinnati, Rochester, N.Y., and Fail River, Mass., bas engaged WILLARDS’ HALL, On F street, in the Rear of Willards’ Hotel, CITY OF WASHINGTON, 2 m1 ir liqnior could only from a regular, phy reccution claimed and fined accused taken, and bonds of 3» arged with keeping his place part of ee of pro 3 ded guilty and was harged with obstr i . August Backus ph 0 open his place of business on Sunday for the sate liquor, and was fined 8: charged with the same, pl the case of Adolf Oberilorfe the court committed him to 3 PUBLICLY HEAL THE SICK: Free of charge, “without money and without price,” from 9 until 11 o’clock each morning, (Sun- excepted.) for about Fifteen y8, (Admittance Free,) WEDNESDAY MORNIN Also, taken Parlors at No. 413 Thirteenth stre: }, JAN, 13, 1873. Tne Great Ick GorGE at Post Derosit— ‘uge_on the Hills—By the @ Susquehanna river at ‘ort Deposit, one-half the town is inundated, n done to property. Port Deposit branc yland central, have also joods. ry was jamined from shore to shore, the water and forcing it over the fe has been alost, although many people have been rendered homel prehensions of future Klanger still exist, and aking up of the gor; Fomities Seeking Re atice gorge in near Pennsylva- oy for about Thirty Days, where those who are able and willing to pay may come from 1) day. No Surgical Operations Diseases Cured! Acute Pains Instantly Relieved ! The Lame Walk! The Blind See! The Deaf Hear! Over 80,000 Persons Treated im Five Years, DR. HENION’S practice is mostly diseases of a Chronic nature, and cases given up as incurable. His treatment is peculiar to himself, although there have been men in all ages who have had the same Mag- netic Power over the diseases of the body and mind. Some call it the“GIFT OF HEALING,” yet few have possessed it tosuch an extent over nearly all diseases and persons, The practice is based upon the most strict principles of science; there is nothing miraculous or supernatural about it; isin harmony with all natural laws. By this treatment it takes but afew minutes for inveterate cases of almost any cnrable Chronic dis- ease; and so sure is the effect that but few diseases require a second treatment. Dr. Henion has for the past ten years made those Nervous Cases bronght on by self-abuse, aspecialty, and feels warranted iu saying to the sufferer there is . till 8 p.m, each formed! Chronic is looked forward water was reported to be though there were still six feet of water in the ‘Women and children took refuge onthe hills, where they were building day yesterday to kee; freezing to their clothing. The ice is it to the town and piled up the rain from literal} EXPERts aT THE WHARTON Talat YESTER- of Mrs. Wharton, at Annap- yesterday, the examination of Professor juded. Professor Mallet, of the University of Virginia, who followed him on the reference to the prese: -the sediment left as a deposit from the glass of ik latter witness asserted that processes than those used by Pro- ht have been resorted to in ‘of the analysis, the y him could have ‘The Diseases which yield most readily to the cura- tive agency of this method, as practiced by us are: Dyspepsia, Constipation, Asthma, Angina, Pectoris Chiorosis, Loss of Voice, Rheumatism, Rhen- matic Gout, Liver Disease, all kinds of Sexual Weakness, Diabetis, Headache, Nervous Irritation of the Brain, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Diseases of the Heart, Eruptive Diseases, Convulsions ,Hysteria,Neu- ralgia, Thrash, Congestion of the Spleen, Irritation of Stomach, Diseases of the Kidneys, ete. bid Appetite, Wakefulness, General Debility, Weak Spine, Nervous Depressio: Breathing, with Pain in the Langs; Weak and Sore Eyes of every description, Dis- charges from the Ears, Noise in the Head, Cancers, Stuttering, Tape Worm, Bil- iousness, Coughs, Cancers, all Diseases of the Blood and Urinary Organs, fessor Aiken mi confirmation of the aceurac: series of results obtained been produced from no substance except an antimonial compound. Professor Aiken was had not made chemical experiments which. were not approved by th science. The state objected, and the court sus- The defense excepted. he had not made the in the Schepe case. Objected to, and out by the court, and the defense again tained the objection. The witness was asked if wt Capet WITHDRA Ws. » son of the secre- TP Cadet Samuel Gibbs, cok tary of the state of Florida, withdrew from West Point on Monday. Samuel Gibbs was ap- a cadet in May, 1872, by a colored Con- jan from Florida, th : the academy in Ju Temsens,, Pies, ent from West Point tell son of the withdrawal. He says: “The January examinations, which closed about a week ago, wed death to the military aspira~ let Gibbs, are represented to been unusually severe and searching, and abont twenty of the backward young men were ‘found,’ ies that they were deficient in marks, to pass an examination. words, when a cadet is ‘found’ he is lost to the academy and returns to civil oe . correspondent states that while Gibbs was no} maltreated, he, with Smith, the other colored ly ostracised socially by the Dr, Henion bas, in connection with his peculiar treatment, discovered a specific for that terrible dis- ease, Epileptic Fits, and particularly invites those afflicted with the Spesms. READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS: Mre. A. L. SKELLAN, 29 Robinson strect, River, bas not spoken a word above a whisper fc months, and doctored the time and benefit until I went to Dr. Henion on the 1th of last March, when be gave me my voice in three minutes’ ‘has remai ever since, Will auswer irs. ROBERT LAWTON, 16 Lyon street, Fall 1—Ci of standing; cadet, was complete! Tae Trrat or Tweep.—The cross-examina- was resumed by the defence at eed’s trialin New York ssess any notes from enied having in his (Garvey’s) claims. He ined how the clase were ailered tr the ne for example which, while cating was Eee d entitled to but S210,- m bills sald were entirely true or entirely false. ys, without pain. » CORNELIA A. BAR’ Mrs. e A 7 ae LETT, 107 ath jcured in a cured in weven day’, wit #8 name on the face of his bills; also certificat lopocs.—Four com- ‘Tue WAR Acatner THE Mopoca — of United States JAVA COFFEE (Barnt.) Java Coffee. Have but one quality: ie very low 7 -eo8w Aaverti nts. | cae THE ACCUMULATED Diss gees ates faa hee a to the tity of securing Sihet Set te etdicleat wumvers. y for ‘meet prom! all demands, I respectfully solicit a | Soiesmae ot thoceenee . W. H. WHEATLEY'S | STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- | PREMIONS ESPasLisHueNT. jant7 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown. D.C. IDGE-STREET P! iva hire ty CRURC Bux LOTS FOR BAL 14.400 FERT 0 GROUND on Bi street ie Union Hotel, ant y the Board of to offer the above named property for sale . L. MOORE, No. 146 Bridge #-, — REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jean BOYLE. FRANK BARNU JUAN BOYLE & CO., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, No. 609 Firrzentu Staxer, . (Opposite Treasury.) FOR SALE. handsome House on corner a8 ont Hl streets, A modera im; vement, lang: <A" Ene Houre on Bi street cant betwee sitet ain ary ane exvemee, contains ten rooms, kitchea aud handsome Country Seat of 64 acres, one mile own, cal PALM and small.on the line of Point of Hocks rellroad, near Depots, Fauquier county, ‘terms. fehl ae 8 i i a | E 3, terme. ‘One of 3 scree in Frederick county, Va., 1s Ember, balance in high state of cultivation dauproved r, n rate of cultivation, large house and two large barns. Price, §50 per size, oa cosy terme, of will onchange for ciky” prep: x anim |» but fenced, situated aes emcees betes, tee @% per acre, Both of these farms are great bar- ze “Bix lote on north side of Rhode Island avenue, be tween lth and 1S{h «treets; small cash payment, bal- ance can remain for five (6) years, with interes? at 7 ‘One lot_on south side, nearly opposite, on very easy terms. ree lois corner of Mand 2h streots. Four tuts Hp and gas) south side Massac! ita avenue, ween 20th and lith streets. Price, $7 000. ‘A neat two-story frame, rooms} on 20th street southeast, between C street and Carolina ave- ‘heap. janlo B. McGUIRE, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER, jan) 3m Office: ser RTREET. i 905 FSTBEET. 905 PHIL. H. WELCH & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND INSURANCE AGENTS. and sell Hi : Ws, bey Real, Estate, Honnce, Stores. |, Cuaranteed and advanced. M: fully ape BS otiations a po ; fally executed. Housee built: long time given for pay ment. Plans, specifications, contracts aud donde ee drawn. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us oc : me ome under Maxenic Temple. 320- Aus P. BROWN, Corner N.Y. enue and Ith street, ‘Washington, D. C., Wuotrsate Daten 1x UMBER. LIME, CEMENT. SAND, &e., &c., &e. LUMBER BILLS cut to onder-ou short ation Bi Macadamizing and Paving purposes delivered any part of the Die- trict. REAL ESTATE bought and sold and money in- verted. ‘To this branch of the business [will here- fand will be at my mar LIVERY STABLES. J B. OLCOTT & 5ON, + BOARDING, LIVERY and SALE STABLES, 416 &b street, bet. D and E, and sh + gOice, Willards. * rhished. Special’ care paid % dec3l-ly LLISON NAILOR, Jn, LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES. STYLISH CARRIAGES and COACHMEN. deca-ly 1325 E street northwest. RLINGTON STABLES.—R. CRUIT, JR. G STKERT, Betwexn oe AND 1 y day or Y ceatindadeasemnieeis 4 Coree! 88 STABLES, ‘Srx STREET, Berwees D axp E. ‘Horses and Buggies for Hire, and a fresh supply of good Horses for every week. jySi-ly RICHARD VANT, Proprietor. EDUCATIONAL. MUS Ei RP ETOHERS SCHOOL voR YOUNG F 1ES AND CHILDREN, 1281 avenue.—The third quarter will commas JANUARY 29, 1873. ‘ook Su" GEO. M. OYSTER, GEO. M. OYSTER, Jr., J. F. OYSTER. BF We receive our supplies of PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER From the MOST CELEBRATED DAIRIES. WE SELL NO OTHER PRINT BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO. CENTER MARKET: Stalls, 175, 176 and 177 B-strest Wing, near piialls 490, 491 and 492 B-strect Wing, near Stall 162. NORTHERN MARKET. i176 Clothing. CLOTHING GO STRAUS’, Fo sia 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘CED PRICES, \VERCOATS AT REDUCE! RE ETRAUS’. OUBLE-BREASTED BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AT STRAUS’. KERSE Vi ATS ROWN ‘¥ OVERCO. AT STRAUS’. UCED ONE-THIRD RICES REDU RD oe CK AND BLUE NAL COATS Bucs D BLUE DIAGO: ue c 3’. Hv BEAVER SUITS AT 922 AT STRAUS’. Buck CLOTH VESTS AT STRAUS’. S™.5 MIXED SCITS FOR $1, STRAUS’. GP4T SANGATES IN CLOTHING -paus’. D' * 8U 15 YY ovTHs SUITS FROM §8 bart us’. HILDREN’S OVERCOATS AT LESS THAN cost vseaics AT STRAUS’. -_ Ci THING, ‘HE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CLO’ TENS vl DP PRICES. Bosisess SUITS AT REDUCED ae. Meorxex SAVED IN BUYING AT STRAUS’. PANTS FROM @4 TO BY saat AT STRAUS’. AND RECEPTION SUITS | PABTY AND BECEPTION SUIT sreavs’. Bors CLOTHING aT REDUCE? His. Fo ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING goto, =: ‘Thotarse o> THE Cry, ToReY Al pA B™* $, P a Averce, Between Thord ard Frer-and-a-nalf Streets. Jost received and for sult at the following tow fneat Moynne Imperial “ Choice : “ Extra Rine Hover “ nest Uneviorad Japan Choice “ h Breakfast sor gaTe the sole for the District of Colum Sane aR “manufactur WacHISE NEEDLES” Have sil kina > cach, or 6 for 8 cents. me FR AND BEST QUALITY GUARANTEED. PEACHES, 3 pounds. TOMATOES,3 “ © CRAER EDS weet SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, C. WITMER, Grocer, 1918 Pennayivania avenue. ? ‘Whelesale and Retail Grecers, 1213 Seventh Street Northwest, between M and N. SUGARS, MOLASSES, &. Crasuea {Granulated and Powdered’ Sugare,7% Ibe, for Now Serato ow etre am Extra quality Brip Syrup. FLOUR, &c. Welch's, © and enne; 8 beet Family and «t other of - 10 Ihe. r SOAP! SOAPt Proctor & Gamble's Oleine Bonp, 10 conte per pow Dar; 8s cents per Ib. for box of 60 ibs CANDLES. ‘Wax Candles! Wax Candies! Wax Candles! ge — C. S. OHARE & SON, SW4r_ 1213 7h street NW, between M and N PRICE List or G@RocERIES at ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's. SUGARS. (BEST NEW YORK BRANDS.) AU claritieg for @2 Crashed (loaf)... for "1 a Granulated for hee u for 10 for 1 wo ELPHONZO YOUNGS & vo., GROCERS, . FOUN MASO! Wa eeans$ MASONIC TEMPLE, | —— Sane ese. “ae N, ™ MErzoer, 417 Seventh Street, DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GROCERIES, = ‘Has Consraxtry i Store, FINE OLD WHISK1ES, FINE OLD WINE, PURE JAMAICA RUM, pr NEW ENGLAND RUM, SCOTCH WHISKY. STOCK AND ENGLISH ALE, PORTER, $e FOREIGN FRUITS. Splendid aseortment of CANNED GOODs. PURE APPLE CIDER, 4 MEDFIELD BUCKWHEAT, NEW YORK APPLES CHOICE BUTTER, Packed expressed for family ase in qmail pile Beceived Weekly. COFFEES ute ROADTED FRESH EVERY DAY. _ -———- a =”