Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1873, Page 2

ARS STAR. _ Was HINGTON CITY: _ NESDAY. benary 5, 1973. Unautherized Use of a Man's Name. It scems to us that a good deal of undeserved censure has been bestowed upon Mr. William Callen Bryant because of his resenting the un- «i use of his name by the Greeley mon- t committee. The gentlemen engaged ii raising a fund for a monument to Mr. Greeley | published an appeal for subscriptions, append- ing thereto the name of Mr. Bryant as one of the signers. He, therefore, in his paper, the Post. declared that he had never signed the ad- stress, never suthorized anybody to sign it for him, and had never even seen it or beard of it until it appeared im print. Regarding the use ot his name in this way as an imperti- ne} he asked that it might be omitted from subsequent publications. The assump- tion has been made that Mr. Bryant's ac- tion in the matter was dictated by his old hostility to Mr. Greeley; but we do not see that this is a legitimate conclusion. And even if he was thus intluenced, the has nothing todo with the merits of the case. Had the paper been presented to Mr. Bryant, he might or might not have signed it; but unless he did in person, or authorized it, no other man had any business to forge his signatare—tfor that is what it amounts to—however meritorions the object. ‘The practice of signing other men’s names un- authorized to circulars, petitions, calls for pub- meetings, &., & amd needs just such a check as is afforded in this plucky deed of Mr. Bryant’s, who, at the kof having his motives misconstrued, thus asserts his right to the use of his own name. The kimired impertinence of the unauthorized use of person's names in the list of officers at perblic meetings, or as speakers at the same, ht also to receive a similar rebuke. <e2-____ The Bouapartists. It has been given out that the Bonapartists, at a conference since the death of Louis Napo- Prince Imperial instead of Prince Napoleon— “Pion Pion.” It would seem, however, from the description given of the young IV. by a correspondent of the New who was at the funeral at Chiselhurst, that his | hold on life is too inseeure tor his adherents to baild much on his prospects of reaching the imperial throne. The writer says: “The | Prince walked with a sad air, with dignity of | 31) manner; but his thinness and slender build sug- gested the early fate of the King of Rome. (nly a vefy moderate degree of cad ting be good for him.” The particulars of the de- monstration at the funeral in favor of the young Prince (ome mention of which was made by telegr are thus given by the Tribune cor- Fespomlent ‘The service in St. Mary's Chapel was over ter to 1, having oe ied an hour and ~ There was no return procession, but was kept clear till ali who chose ret to Camden place. The Prince Imperial levee in the large drawing-room. house and in there were apparently as many as 1,00 Frenchmen. Those without formed on the the grass, beginning at right and left of joor, continuing round both sides of the gravel sweep and the lodge-gate, where the eople met. The Prince, now attended = father’s household, the Due de baceres ax Grand Chamberlain, walked the line with Prince Napoleon and the rest. as the Prince hs "i As ni hall door, hats were take hall door was posted the dep . bearing their flag. ‘The spokesman of these <sil a few words to the Prince; just- above was hanging the tri-color: and, as the owrrier, if he were he certainly a nuded his speech with a “Vive The shout was canght up, the crowd rushed toward the group of princes, and * Napoleon IV.” made ing gesture of the hand ‘and said. Emperor is dead, some time after he genial cries were the chamber of y shouts of « pereur!" ve VAngle- The Prince himself was greeted with moderate cheers, as he returned from the burial. It is an odd thing to cheer a son who is retarn- ing ftow burying his father that that was the ground of It procevced from a generou: jeling hy to the pale, 4 was the only way the multitude hal of show. Five | The has grown to be a great | pot in Connecticut ts boiling | fiercely. The republican convention meets to- day at New Haven. Jewell declines another, setting in the state ticket, and Haven, of New als, So much bitterness has been eagendered , that a split is threatened, at whic! the | democrats are jubilant. _—S_e——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. baker army Sgn ian gc for the | ase ot ew York and i Eu 1 ica~ tlone favor decided success. Many expect that doabie the amount will be subscribed in m Beret | alone. In the New York money mark: | day the rates were 6aT i per Conk. Oar Feney to government ond dealers. Comme The pBartwonr, Feb. Hees 6's, consolidated, bid to-day, ral i 31 amber _wratern, rm dull White sinter. ees: 6 ed 62.” Oats 1 $210 2. “yellow southern, ‘tends: Pork nominal: Meas, Shoulders, £45; rib sides, 6 %. Bacon unchan: Gold firm, ‘a; short, ‘hange, long, Feb. 5, 11 as. m.—Consola opened bo é for account. old, 95; 1867, 9455; 10-40's, 924; mew nds opened at 96‘ for the m.—Bonds dull—1965's, old, 9270 Wears, 94; 10-408, Sein me Erie, 53%: wa, THE War = DaPARTREey, ofa ASHINGTOR, w. Feb. cet Sina "1S THI INTY-FOUR HOURS cand | pi hb clear weath: winds and cahins sud clear weather from innesuta. |" Propaniziries.—For New England and states Hight to fresh northerly and om Tennos. t to Fresh and wally ¢ For Missouri and the northwest winds thwesterly and orthwesterly, f 5 her any ef the morning Teiearapi reports from west if tater I nt vet been received, There will be an Adjourned PLASTERERS THIS EVENIN' Bourd of Trade Room. PeonsyIvania avenue and 9], street, at7o clock, Blection of Oitie by ee EMPLOYING PLASTERERS ‘— pEOY aHTS TEMPLAR Al members of 6 SEMANE 3.» Ko Twill mevt at their NING, at 74s o'eh al of late 3 w TOMPRINS, Recorder. igs Ra ae: MONTHLY MEETIN' DRUG CLERKS’ ASSOCIATION tarke’'s Hall, Pennsylvania £4 h streets morthwest, THES vr 1 nenay EVENING, n ‘lock. sharp. A a at tendance is requested. , CHARLES ST. JOHN'S LODGE, N. There will be a ag No. ik Tis EVENING to ike arran: atte id the faneral of our late broth r ral will take place at 2 Febroasy ih. from his late west. By order W. M Roca Y. M.€ | Corner Niw 11, F&A cial weeting of ST JOHNS M.. at the Temple at 7 ts to ‘K p.m. on Friday sidertce, 320 € street B.M_RRED. Ser LIBRARY. = ROOMS, and D streets, L THE LATEST POPULAR BOOKS. HISTORY, TRAVELS. § 4 TENTIFIC WORKS Terms—$3 per year. 1 per quarter. es and Gentlemen are cordially invited to call vmine the Catalozw feb |e we London, and Harrison, 6f New Haven, are the IDGE BROS. Dealersin ( nd Wool and F £5. oth and G,amd P st., ber. oth he SaATTE [ats mands to 0 remodel aiso, an assortment of ‘Feit Hate for sale, on reasonable terms. TTENTION, BUILDERS! GODEY’S LIME AND BEST Bayi ha SAND For sale i Beaters 36 Wood, Coal and Feed, aes ‘and 7th ae . 15-3t_ Sth and O, and P st ‘4 RB og oo Sth, ited by is IEF AS) assisting those families saat = "adit with Ce small pox and are in destit ances. amount will be thankfully rovelveds and will be ex pended with care, Oficers:— John Webster, President; J.D. Dement anny Ht Richanis, 1115! Will a | MM, Treasurer. —James Jerey aver tween South € street, between M Tie Is tah A ENOTICE, That the subscriber | from the Supreme C: oe of the | ohana a. Tolding aspecial term, letters | sacabeon m the personal estate of | ELLEN oun. D, tate of Wankington county, D. ceeuned. Al! persone having claims neainst the waid | pm nee icc xhibitthe same, with the vouchers thereof, to the ae or before the lst day of Feb: xt; they by law be excluded from ll b 1 benefit oft it under Af day of st eae JANE Tee: the Distiet of ‘Columba, Sate a Special ‘Term, letters of admi 'W. A.,on the personal ee tate of ARCH EM FIT eFITZNUGH, ‘late ‘of Washington county, District of Columbia, deceased. ‘All persons havi are hereby of estate. Given ‘under my hand thie #th day af February ii73. S.A. (her 4 Free UGH, ‘Admin'trt W.AL IR, Register of Will IP THE SUI SUP COURT OF THE | OF By gg Holdin, + Bebr nary 34, 1873. In the carat Jeb fe en “Administrator of WiL- Hercaaa G. Gra nOH i the Administrator the 9) at the District of Col Pa SDAT, wha J day final settlement mone reditors and heir of maid deceased are notified to attend. with, their Youched, 01 otherwise law be exe! welded from ail’ benefit in. aakt deceased's eotate : ‘& copy of this order be published woe kf rt in The Evening Star 0 the sai te ‘A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills, INES OF CATA’ CONCORD, WHITE WBA. es HAS ASSEL AB. and other G ES, of one, two, fing ‘ais ‘the: softest and It can be attached in three Tt only requires Alling eae eset eS minutes to any gas fixture, Up wih clear water twice fit CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!! of Fashi Victorias. One very, fine full a three-quarter sine ‘Clarence; but very litle used; will, be sold at a bargain. falcing aE gemnls light tint top Park "Phirtor attended to. ae R toe bY inte x os att (: 14.90" 410-418 Re ee EA, HOLS, NICHOLS, NICHOLS, | ¢ THE ONLY RIGHOL! Ss, a NCY_ GOODS, HOST EL DOVES, JEWEL- hy, STATIONERY, CHeae TOYS, key &c., AT No. shad Tru STREET eoeee EST, between K and L streets, Has 2 lorge oa pleas: stock of goods in for less than cost from South Sulctiiagetae’ the Ney ri mead cltiuens generally, to visik bis Chieap Sto Store often. CHARD B. MOHUN & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATION. 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received the BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for ROYAL KALENDAR, for 1573. WHITAKER’S ALMANACK, for 1373. BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 1573. BRITISH NAVY LIST. for 1473. febt-te RS, The correspondent of a New York paper makes the statement, as the re~ bis siting of officia! op’ of Senator Pom- eroy can establish his innocence of the charge of bribery,” and “if he ean show that he has been defeated by a conspiraey,” and if he cau show “that Ingalls was elected by the aid ¢ such conspiracy,” why then « it will be the duty of the Senate to refuse Ingalls a seat in that | body, and to remand the question back to the Kansas legislature.” This certainly seems fgir. If all this ean be shown, it will demonstrate wite a different state of affairs from the pre- vious concatcnation. through his “+ ifs? The census of France for #72 shows a greater loss of life by the Franco-Prussian war than the reports of lowes and casualties heretofore would | indieste. Im 1866, the date of the preceding census, France had a population of 33,067,004. (ne of the eighty-nine departments has been ceded entire to Germany, with a population of 1, Deducting these, the present territory of France had a population of 36,469,356. This shows an actual loss of 266,955, and, adding the loss of the population of the territory ceded to Germany, a decrease in six yearsof 1,964,175 people in the population of France. It is esti- mated that the natural increase of population daring four years of the stx that clapsed between | the two censuses was 130,000 per annam, and 150,000 more for the last two years. This woukl g ve an aggregate natural increase of 7 worl ake @ loss of 1,116,465 lives during the Mix years says with troth that ption that a gain has been made in jegisiative integrity by the betrayal of Pomeroy through the treachery of York isa mistake: that it is, im fact, only a successful piece of rascality. ite suggests po charge against the Sen- ator elect, but says: “The public does not need at this time to be | told that there are other interests that take part in the election of Senators, and pay large sumsof. money in them, besides the personal ambition of the candidates. To suppose that this Colonel York woukl play the infamous part of a stovl pigeon. and perform an act of personal villainy, for no other motive than the public good, is acquit bin of being a knave by sapposing him & foot. York —- mance vilfain in the affair. omeruy was ape. Ef it was a conspiracy of York and others to play the game. this in n> way relieves its moral criminality.” A law of Kanaas to punish legislative ae that would subject Pome: malty t York go, would be a mockery of law.” - ———_-<ee- The boiler that exploded at Conshohocken, near Philadelphia, Monday afternoon, killing nine people and injuring twenty others, most of them seriously, had been im use for seventeen years, and was so dilapidated that it had to be “<patehed” last week; and this is the sort of boilers that manufacturers are allowed to use, among hundreds of workmen, and in thickly peopled localities. Who is responsible for the slaughter? ——_——__-+e2-—____ ‘The hunkerish old states of New York and Pennsylania are heartlessly unsympathetic iu the matter of women’s rights and wrongs. The liseussion on Monday, inthe Pennsylvania con- stitutional convention, on the womar suffrage ———_-+0e —____ “Local option” is the current topic in Penn- sylvania just now. The some time age passed @ law by which the granting of license to sell liquors in a township is made op- tional with the people of the same. The vote is t&be taken throughout the state at the usual places of holding elections ow the Zist day of Dageh next, and every third year thereafter. { We wish the Senator weit | NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. he Assessors of the several Lega c asse-sinent of real iecal year cuding Jnue 3b, I Sppecde will acer at the offer of th Seal and Taxes, 3301 rner of Louisiana aven fiat “any be made frou the valuations of “Ail appeals must be made in writ before an officer competent to admit | _.The Board will bein session cack Any (sa day ox cepted) from HW o'clock a. m.nntil o'clock andon WEDNESDAYS ind SatcRbars end eworn to ° bes, ig antil hy bt os RILEY 4 Siw SS eek Jn, r | feb-tf et of the Board of Appeals. SPECIAL NOTICE —THE NATI ESTATE PITAL REAL N.—In accordance with the Constitution, Boned of | Directors has suthorined (the sale of shares of Stock as are on hand, st 95 per share, ite real value, nt att extion of foubte des until Wnwhage pts i ‘hase otherwise woul ‘at the same time realising beuetite Taenticat ceestul operation for a period of two ““ghares can be obtained i Sait ‘3 tac 7 Jon | _ PHIL. H. WELCH, Secreta: = “tf MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS ANY wortnecieiomot Biot INSU ste SG street the office of Company. a2: bortiwests on MONDAY. the 2ith day of Feb 1873. Polls will be opened at? diy re | _jan23- Im ee m. and close: TODD, Secreery eer "RATT, Graduate of Ohio enllene of al Surgery. 434 71 7th. b sisest,, bat ween D Fellows’ Hall. Re: E,afew fern (oR R Bacon tod Rew W, oOo ANY MEDICINE DO MORE? 000 | souls, which, added to the actual loss of 366,335, | ‘The art of changing the base metals into gold has not been discovered, bat the happy resuits of a dis- | covery infinitely more important are familiar to the nant » and bave been so for the past twenty | yeare. Toexchange debility for vigor, sickness for health, apathy for energy, gloom for cheerfulness, is | amuch more desirable operation than to transmate | lead into the root of allevil, And this is what Hos- tetter’s Stomach Bitters accomplish, and have been | accomplishing daily, ever since their introduction. Dy=pepsin, Diliousnes+, nervous affections, coustipa- ' | tion, intermittent fevers, rhewmati-m, sick headache and general debility are no longer the bug-bears that they were a fifth of a ceutury ago. The Bitiors, taken as a protective medicine, prevent them, and taken as a remedy cures them, ahd the people Know it: Hence their overshadowing reputation and enor- mous sale. The fame of the great vegetable specific is ever on the march, and at a pace that no com- petitor can live. It is to-day the foremost medicine of its class in the civilized world. Bvery now and then attempts are made to rival it,and sometimes a nostram concocted inthe idie hope of sharing its popularity, bas s brief spurt of apparent success, But it is all illusion. One by one they sink like stones in the sea, while the great tonic, whose celeb- rity has been the cause of these blind veutures, con- tinnes to ride on the topmost wave of public favor, unapproached and anapproachable. —f3-e0s W TO LADIES. How ead it isto “per Cee Ee ea LAND DISPENSARY. | recon. and 9) i} st Supported oluntary "contributions. Hospital fee, tg ob wilde ler 16 yearsefage. Dis} (Sui ines furnia siel clans: Drs. J. Ww diem 4 at me rd, Si ‘Busey, jon :3 pkard, Eye & Kai or poeap woes john 1S Dei a re eth Gui ie to ttionsmay be sent; Pow Obie Box 46. 136m JOSEPH J. MAY'S fay Pace’y Fhe’ > Sat Ber Hoy Wet PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, most beantiful dee) univ pastel method, ona ich obliged {0 go shoeless, and ‘sometimes om crutches, for weeks extreme cas cffecis a arte cure; though the feet being used so constantly Corns ure lable to come Ca with even tl the beat: Biting shoes. and ‘onomy of time: and healt jonal visit to the’ roped and it is.a well: tt of them frost honored in Re pate ‘ite come lishment of pei most henored in putiicland. far and near to visit ve any of whom Dr, ite has Semin bormies aK there is ‘an occa- mown those ‘rom w ti | ‘VOD AT Wi! {nhtagery allroad: depot. Ap ig Southend onepae Qo FB K1D GLOVES. | PRiwerrat redeemable at par after May 1, 1881, im | As authorized by acts of Congress added from Februar} payments. by exchanging Lond for bond, interest being adjusted to February 1. cent. in such cases will be returned on receipt of the Five-twenties. the class of which must be specified in the application. Europe end America main open until the and the allotments will be made as soon as possible thereafter. Deposits. date as pract commission) and anak will also receive at current market price any Bonds 8800,000,000 UNITED STATES FIVE PER Funded Loan. — United States Gold Coin of the present standard; interest payable quarterly im United States Gold Cote, and both Priacipai and Interest exempt from taxation, whether ander Federal, State, Muniipal of Local authority. M4, 1870, and January 29, 1371. The Proceeds of these Bonds are to be Ap- plied to the Redemption and Cance! ef Ui nds, Provided in Si New York, February 1, 1373. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury hi i concladed Acts, with Messrs. Jay Cooks & (o., representing Messrs. N.M. Rothschild & Sens., Jay Cooke, Mc Culloch & Co., and themselves; and Messrs. Morton, Blisa & © Messrs. Morton, Rose & Co., and themselves, a contract for the negotiation of the remaining F Bonds of the Funded Loan of the United States, undersigned are prepared to receive applications at par and accrued interest for any part of ad Drexel, Morgan & ing Bros. & Co, J. 8. »., representing organ & Co., per cent. $300,000,000 UNITED STATES 35'S OF 1551, issued under the acts of Congress above mentions. Applications may be made payable either in cash (in gold) or in Five-twenty Bonds of any issue—in the latter case interest being wiusted to February 1 The Bonds now offered are all that remain of the 500,000,000 fire per cents. aushorized by Congress, and it is hardly necessary to say that the combination | entrusted with the management of this negotiation embraces connections in Europe and America which practically insure the placing of the entire amount, and the redemption af $30,000,000 af Five-twenty Bonds, after which onty Fows and one half and Four per cent. Bonds wil! remain for holders af Fivt-tieeh tres declining this last opportunity to exchange for Five per cents. The Coupon Bonds are in denominations of §; $100, $500, $1,000, $5.00) and $10,000. The Regis- tered Bonds are in like amounts, with the addition of denominations of $20,000 and $50,000. payable quarterly, will commence from February 1, the first interest payment being May 1, 1373. Interest, The Bonds ma; ') at the option of the holder, be registered, and United States Treasary Checks, for interest thereon, will be sent from Washington to the Post Office address of the hvider in any part of America or Europe. Applications will he received at the office of either of the undersigned, and must be accompanied by the required deposit. Payment in Gold wit! be mate a follows: 5 per cont. on application. 5 per cent. on allotment. 40 per cent. on May 1. @ per cent. on June 1. When preferred, the deposit, upon application, may be made in currency or any United States bonds. Interest at 5 per cent. (gold) per annum will be Ito the date of the several Payments in Fiv The preliminary deposit of Five por The Books will be opaned simulta’ ning of the 7th instant, Provisional Receipts (Scrip) will be given for the The Bonds will be farnisied at as early ble against corresponding amounts of “twenty Bonds or payment in full, Should the allotment of Bonds not eqnal the sub- scription the preliminary deposit in each case will be urned forthwith to the extent of th When desired we will furnish the lement in of United States other than Five-twenties. JAY COOKE & CO, MORTON, BLISS & CO, DREXEL, MORGAN & C0. Applications will also be received by FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, JAY COOKE & CO. Washington, _13-4t___ from whom the forms may be procured. Forced Sate. ae NO RESERVE. MUST POSITIVELY BE CLOSED OUT. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATs. DRESS OVERCOATS sis ESS 0) 10 OVERCOAT: 10 DRESS OF ERCOA’ DRESS OVERCOA 10 These unheard-of prices result from a determina- tion not to carry over any portion of our stock, which is now offered at fifty percent. less than former er AL LL OTHER GOODS AT THE SAME IMMENSE KEDUCTION, HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS. f3tr wthwest corner 7th and D streets. 939 Pexsa. Ave., BETWEEN 97H axp 10TH Sts. | [MPORTANT 70 ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS The une ANN GRAN rata COMPANY, having S7 EVENING GLOVES."eu Ghanits piers tric may Berea pans 4 AZ We take pleasure in informing our Glove cns- nin oe sur tare = acts < THE ENTIBE STOUK or PRINCE'S BAZAAR AT COST CNTIL THE STOCK IS CLEARED OUT, AS HE INTENDS BUILVLNG. 2 perenne Sy | Mos? WONDRRYYE, VENTION oF oa chee Paes ” Electro-Galv: SPECTA-' + | Dealer tn Watcher, Je eon Materials, OPERA aa COMBINATION SPECTACLES. > e& n HEMPLER, HL OPTICIAN, 453 Penna. 7 corner 456 street. Genuine Brazilian Pebble Spectacies _janJ6-1y : 1 att ‘HE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION GOODS, (GERMAN FAVORS,) THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Jost Received *t Chia. RUPPERTS FANCY BAZAAR, am 403 STREET. D* WORMLELS PECTORAL SYRUP, ited States Five-twenty 1 FOR RENT AND SALE. | DRY GOODs. a en ER ouitedte for | [weste PER CENT. orr tse" | ON ALL saume oF agent aed desirable ROOM | WOOLEN DRY Goops x FOR A FEW DAYS Loxcrr. We,aball probably take an account of wack deat the lath February, upto which time we ‘exiend ng | remarkable often of et Wosken ea story. ete. 8 34 Strom hortheteet, near Tremont cea erg ae mt Jor Cana ‘ah: 8 =. Ne ry ee | wor ‘leanne, A. fae soi water, ren: | put nd Key agate neat doors vl aGidvee— or Rite he fer te Fe wide = a te 101% and revere RMAID: at GREEN'S | Ws0R RENT—Picasant FRONT HOOMS, far oat 5 eerie renee? anished or unfurnished, on second of thind floor 250: brick house, RED WOMAN to do Proce. Bdring guod reference. eral housewo: 207 New Jersey av: weer iummediately N to cook, wack snd i Teferences required. A) 22 F'street. {5-4 Loads & Wine. water and gas, F sirect cars Ww: Ae ht Row Boat. shot Bee 3 Kast Capital street,corner Si, tworg feet long. R.G. D., Box 165, Wash ts ington are beareen — a { WILL SELL aT Cost, UNTIL THE 2Sry DAY OF FEBRUARY, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRESS GOODS: BLACK ALPACAs, Lower than they can be had in this market tating peice be seen. It* capable EDA =m WOMAN, tog aud ier, ‘Apply at 316 New doceey aE tol Ww \NTED—A good SERVANT, SALE OR RENT— The he three -<t x) ind iron for two a oR rence DWELLING No. 612 : | | | funily; references ry ‘nue, between aan 5 aia rooms, ne oa eg t THOMAS C. Grocers. A large and well assorted stock of PAC Par. CALES, at 2) cents per yard, guaranteed los than wholesale prices in New York. Fre RENT SA PARLOR = o yum far ewly i fara Eo Mth street, F ENT quire at SB 1¢th atre For RERT—Chean. a ay = K HOO D Ee. five rooms, ret. between D and E Inquire at 429 or i390 B sweet, berwees LUTTRELL & WE Corner 20th street and P. | precare FOR INAUGURATE F°e RENT— Pleasant 0 jlocation GREATS. FICE OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. SEEING IS BELIEVING! le. Room, with @ Apply kt 910 L fm" w ROOMS, in northwest part img. Address * But unexampled open until MAR! Listine: wonts to purchascts are mew 1, 1573, at the renowned estab- THE ARCADE. In order to reduce the heavy atc yet on bend, and tomake room sen, the undersigned have marked down every article instore, which is gearant opposite German church | i h street norihwest, between 4 ' TANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash iron. Apply at 519 ith street now. £48 ED—A ccrmpetent NURSE to take care of BACK PARLOM, furniahed 9 It dented, 447 itt streets between E “i and ¢ V Warr fint lower than at any bouse V caer ines GIRLS—one for genei ~al house | . Wool @ work and ome as chikirens’ nurse—at 210 9h Bed" Spreadey Table street northwest. fsx" Shetings, Cottons, and many ot — | ous to mention, ANTED- ASRS aed? ag otemal ee a 723 Isth street. Must bipsge references. ANTED—A wide-awake eS fe canvassfor | & Ww’ donee awechly Jom Liberal | oR RENT—T. tee commission. A: Star oMice fest _ EE 1. ae PARLOR. neatly farni TANTE! K (white) at 1515 H = a and uf COO! N) street. Cau tetween the hours of vandal - Form RENT-STORE We WA ‘A CLERGYMAN at present witkege steps above the avenue. Possession £ barge of & gentleman of like attainments t | diately. “Apply to SAMUEL 8.5 SHEDD, fill a position in a lucrative business, Address, with fearwon's, Rox stamp for reply, E. P., Star office. ire Warten: fow tate Tiara MEN, of business view 8, Recond floor ng; commer Tin, oot D rarest hours from 8toWa.m.— £420" ED_ By a respectable Tady ,» SITUATION per or te attend in’ the linen room Adress’ Housekeepers A. D, Ser J ANTED ent WOMAN for try W4WEN nose” Pe WASTED WET NURSE for child right months old. Inquire at No. 1 Grant, Place, between 9 and 12 o'clock @. m. 13-3" WAN a Pumediately — A, good, 000 OK, i CHAMBERMA WAITER Apply from 6 to 10 p. MR, ar G1 F street, between ‘and 7th. {3-3:" Wi ANTED— cone Oa walter o steward. Address P NRIVALE, iy for the tion ‘ee ¥ tin friends and acq’ aes juaintances—can do Rinir ONE MORE Pooweaee 1a INT SEASON TO PROCURE BI No trouble what t ‘Tim STREI Feng, Ho. O67 Sen ie eoon bart S. yy oe podbot ARGE DESIBA. F Fri BOOM expend san TES dentist, oF ot Riv preteticnn! oor aa. oy floor. A; Bu ee ee F i303 eae sober esti first-class residence, ; tres storice hi house. fast cmipeied ote inte sf wrough and eubstanti ned brick ‘rod ae" n ome rimming. pl nas windows, and story fin! tied oo) ences of gay hes and Closets, clothes prowes, house, cooking ranj “1005 Apply janl-eolm Intelligencer, bu northwest. OM i CLOTHING, &e, JoO# BALLS AnD Pantins DRESS COATS. 4 LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRIG WALL, BOBLNSON & 00., delet ___ 921 Pennsylvania svenme. G"s0 DPENING | BoYs’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDRENS FALL AND WINTER © LOTHIMG, SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL ax» DRESS WEAB. ALso, k DRESS SHIK1S. UNDERSHIRTS and RS, ali sizes. Special attention bof the business, —_— Farchoscrs wonld do well to drop in and idow mmr Sart dee etan WALL, "ROBINSON & 00.%%, 921 Penwa av, bet. sh and Noch we. x hettsek: ofa hotel fice. CHAS T SMITH. ¢ +1231 N st. northwest. 1-6 R RENT—Two story HOUSE, furnished com Bars at 4 6 at Ast t street southeast (corner Ist ot Fepair’ on between d Ith streets, ver} wi, Ti LIa3t TYLER, Beal i nes, isis Fe RENT—A front PARLOR and CHAMBE son 2d floor, furnished; other root 9. Ivania aven a man whe can ‘ak French. nglish. © SETUAPION as head nn place. and Best of reference from ELSEN, Howard House. WAN TED—S3,000 by a gentleman hiv country, ou one or five years. Unin al estate from 000 and Rhyards gl ritye if desired. “Address "MZ? & . eight somewhere and 0 streets SRERETON, oom fy ¥ ae ets, tach hed ROOMS or without board, in the house formerly. oce ecko et Rossian Minister, 1336 I street, two doors | py fre t% Lith. we RENT-That ioirable BEE La northwest corner of sirects, comtatning letely furuished with Sine “walnut fur ht and UC Cem Lowton & Co.,) Crimes sah 285 MAGE J1EKCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, prey Re. 3Ou Penman aves Wack : PIANOS, &e. —— pats 2 BEF QIBING | \G Siiamment A ame DOR RENT_S at they ca hve thelr evening drew Poa says receives the mgt SuaRE ME Bande a Ue att and beat‘ tyle at Br cot rt ker attention by GB one. Wit iB abs BuO ~a20 COREY'S, 521 11th sivotncctawe._—_ He se SSS street, nent ery desirable, nicely avenue, Peunsylvania Vv FANTED—To Purchase—& «mall BRICK HOU in a central location: amount, $3.00. Adem WILLIAM TYLER, Real Estate Broker. TLS 15th st J31-3t Wwss Fi fashionable tadiow Of The erann to know th: a 38 ‘JONES. N Office, ry Tor the peak twenty year years we wok betes an FANTED—Inmediat. persons fromt ROOM, on eet Gorrie’ aeergotiatned | practical Plate ald Mecoen ment Makers aad id of frst clase SERVANTS Of Geserip: | plensant to < me "gle a ‘ena teat aa areas °. Plensant locality. ‘Apply at Be. 1015 eS street | Repat Repairers 2 Dealets iu Pianos aud Musical Lustre- once, “Servants also can get good ‘homes at <4 ——— ‘ages by applyin, the Kureka Brapioymenty Ej F ‘OR RENT—In one of the mast Gastesiite Satoaans & 00.3 PIANOS. ey tions in the city. southeast ¢ ie: LOUISE CUTLER, 307 1k arene, weer * airy ot us PUILADELPMIA. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. These instruments, which, on account of their em PEtiority over all others, have tn afew y: the most Bopalas here, a well baal he country .can be bad now for the fol. ANTED—At the corner =z hot and cold water aera northwest, CUSTOMERS pita metere Seuss im Ps ad OR SALE ON LONG —: RM—68 acres of land, two-thirds Eaproves, balance jn timber, at Farmwell Station. on 3: 23 "miles from, Wash iors, ews ‘anda barn. Well Saeco merchant, or farmer, Can be and Le airest i ed's Sa nd Sausage, WwW fic: WNTEDSA WHITE ae from 4 ca a Iegeire ot sal Satay Ser Center Markets near fab street, WARE os now that the VICTOR REWING 4 eo ie itn ned seat perfoctabtie iu tune, resting in gratia; needle heedie Var and works Agency, 469 wy Tw BEER heme W4iz ee to call on eee a, oheed neal ae and from W: Lod Al » FITC » ied Seley cain? “Age page a 70) MS FOR REN’ ISHED FE cup UMvcRRnhy sat iow B Berrest, between ath and 9 327-2 OR RENT=Tie ‘Hoos and 7 5 1 the he min F = HOURE A Vinaiata nay known as ere Agee games pene pee Ny = macs ILLIAM Exess « £22 ‘GRAND, SQUARE a3 panp craic i Prawos. | forty years, and upon their excellence LU an unperchaned pre-op ae Taro OR SEMA das tod ioig tor od soc iter a mnsylvania same. LOST AND FOUND. OST—At the Capitol, on the 4th inst peess 48LEEVE BUTTON with cuff attached. A libe: rard will be paid for its return to this offices. 1 SQ5 REWARD short gn the Bi of Tanwars a small DIAMOND PIN. The finder will re ceive the above reward by leaving the same at this office, 5-3t" A®Y ARTICLES TAKEN FROM THE IMPE- rial Hotel during the late ww any article to the guests. belonging Ait t0 the office of the Hotel, a sultable reward will be paid for their te for vos and late Tuner for Metrerott & UNER AND REPAIRER A NOS AND ORGANS. Sone at iA or at sill mest with prompt ettention, PROFESSIONAL. D*™ © sc1ins, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, 1012 D St. southwest, (near Ith st.) C. © Fosre Xe Lm turn, STOLE a cA a larg: ed ining auantity of indies manuscript sermou: given for its return. 15-3 evening, a tHE SATCHEL, con apparel and a number I: BUSINESS CHANCES. WILL Pay 15 Ag meg Se, FOR aD m, lempoking jate $3W, hundred.) “Address ay ae CHEAP—A GOOD BUS! STAND. Inquire corner of IL street rk! South Carolina avenue, Navy Yard. fou" $20, 000 & <OTES on ss BEAL giants Wan jn sums to suit 4-6t Inet on 13th ‘The find ‘tudor will i rewarded Uy returning if to RTA; = National <The tin January RYX EARRING. int wil be outa caving eee ae ee L streets, « pairof BYE-G| Ae ecla fr will IAS ame ward paid if ret ined to 472 € street northwest jures, small stock, no old go years; to BOARDING. i ned fo for aemnty seven J, OR RENT—Farnished ROOMS with BOARD: | bargain. Teasons OR reper 3 ee Pages) @ ae No. 420 oh street [AST CHANCE —Sew Hol aor seven rooms, gas pater, Pirect, near 15th went payers monthly. Three L‘ and 151 Four LOTS, M, mite GEO. A ‘OR SALETA iinet clase BUSINESS PLACE, Tate as manuscript copy. OBN F. Se. ry &e, an Sat pose nicely fara Bedrooms corner 34 ear ne ape KESIDENCES FOR RENT OR SALE, pisivegd ES, ot “k buildi coo N street. hand 1ah streetsgNor. 131 acl 1213) phe Tey Tooms each, as follows -—Base- ters Stes metied or capeeesed fobs an” KK BEE XGU8 OWN COUNSEL, and et « bettie foot tor a= Si from aay ty draenie ot ae )R- RICORD, 141 Wet Payette street, Md. Speci Pi spesking alty Siuches, tee wfc ce incl % yf FITCH & Tox fl-eott Fes coe —fheoe ___(Fresdman's Bank Building.) F ORSALE i ee pk oe and bind HOU oe at sido ew 1 CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, | The oldest established Specialist in the city, ‘No. 1533 I street, below Mth,(rear of Arlington, ‘Hours: Ui to ¢ and 7 to9, daity, Fo Beata Fisiove SHORE, town FISH CUT, Moxley’s Point. For farther particulars inquire at. No. 633 G street southwest, Washington.