Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1873, Page 2

aNING STAR. <ROSBY 5. NOYES... -Editor. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. Cakes Ames in Town With His Memo- randum Book. It has been confidently predicted that Oakes Ames would not be forthcoming with that memorandum book during this session, but Would manage to be snowed-up on the way until the 4th of March, and the expiration of his term and of the present Congress. But Cakes is as inevitable as Death, and he is here promptly at the end of his ten days’ ab- sence; and, what is yet more to the purpose, he certainly brings with §him that Pandora's box mischief, that fatal Memorandum Book. Rumor has it, too, that he comes back with memory wonderfully refreshed and invigorated by a perusal of the mystic pages of that manuscript volume. He also, in rummaging around amongst his loose papers at North Easton, has found some sup- plementary aids to memory in the shape of let- ters and receipts from parties for whom he held eredit mobilier stock astrustee, and, altogether, | it is probable that never before was such a por- tentuous massof 22) pounds avoirdupois dumped inte Washington as Mr. Oakes Ames, with his memorandum book and “ accompanying docu- ments. ‘The rumor of his arrival, and the prospect of | developments ahead. cansed a rush this morning in the direction of Judge Polaml's committee room, but the errand was a fruitless one. committee did not sit to-day, and the dread se- crete of Ames’ memorandum book will remain wudivulged until to-morrow. ss The anti-christian organization of Toledo, | (io, known as the Liberal League, is endeaver- ingto make converts in Baltimore, and leading *piritualists, delsts, intidels, and universalists | have been asked to join in forming an auxiliary | i ague; but the Baltimore American says that the formal organization has not yet been effected. The purpose of. the movement is brietly expressed in this, that in the constitution, | laws, and administration of public affairs “no | privilege or advantage shall be conceded to | christianity or any other special religion.” The | avowed purpose is to elimate religion entirely from our political system, and place public fairs, as the platform of this movement de- clares, ona “(purely secular b It proposes to form a party that will, by political action, | lish all laws for the observance of Sanday, polish all use of the Bible in public schools either ostensibly as a text-book or avowedly 35 book of religious worship, abolish the ng of public money to chaplains in Congress, or e legislatures, or in the army and navy, or in prisons or other public institutions; abolish all appropriations to sectarian, educational or | other institutions, and enact that “ecclesinsti- ¢al property shall not he exempt fro just taxa- tien.” The Senate committee on the District of Columbia at their meeting on the 3ist ultimo agreed to report favorably the bill recently passed by the House prohibiting gift enterprises ie District, but as yet the Senate has taken It will doubtless be passed if it ean ever be reached, but cannot something be done ring it np speedily? The swindling operations which it isintended to suppress are going on | daily, and the persons engaged in them are only waiting for the Senate to act upon the bill to are api pastures new. They ge amount of mischief | ave indirectly encouraged crime by virtually robbing the poor of their | seanty wages ai aving them to beg or to steal the necessaries of life. We feel confident that the President will not leave the bill unsigned a day after it has passed the Senate. Will not the members of the Senate District committee use their influence to have the bill put upon its passage at once? tion. pet up their shutters and take their de, ture for fresh fel hay already done a our midst and ~ +20e- It now seems as if another session of Congress Was to pass away without any action looking to | the betterment of Pennsylvania avenue by the removal of Riker’s cobble stones and the substi- tution of wood. It would have been a consum- mation devoutly to be wished had this reform been accomplished before inauguration day. It would have added at least fitty per cent. to pearance and value of the avenue pave- | it, but as it is our visitors must gaze upon the unsightly ridge, and wonder why it is al Jowed to remain to mar the beauty of the prin- cipat thoroughfare of the capital of the country. We trust, however, that our citizens for the sake of their self-respect will retrain from exposing | our weakness, and telling our friends from the | states how powerless we are to deal with this | | nuisance. Tell them we Jove cobbles; that we | E are sorry that the avenue is paved with wood, cobbles are so much superior; tell them anything but the humiliating truth. EEE If a detail of the Capitol force cannot be em- yed at the Smithsonian, then we have exhil~ ed at the seat of government the rematheme | spectacle of a city with two well organized po- | Kee organizations, neither of whieh ean be sed prevent highway robbery in a park directly » the heart of the city— Wash. cor. Balt. Sun. It certainly does present a remarkable state Of affairs if, with the large force of metropolitan police partly under government pay, and the | darge force of government police jostling each other in the Capitol grounds and other pet grounds, there should not be enough men to clear out the gangs of garroters and ruffians that infest the Smithsonian grounds. Such a state- | nt is an insult to the common sense of the | community. Let Major Richards and General Babcock put their heads together and reform this disgraceful abuse af once ‘There is @ curious legal complication in Bal- timore. It will be remembered that Mrs. Ame- 4: Wheat was murdered in that city some months ago, and that her nephew, Jesse Upper- cue, is still in prison on the charge of killing ‘hér. From the report of the proceedings of the Orphans’ court, as published in the Baltimore papers, it appears that the caveators to the will of the murdered woman demand a trial by jury; one of the issues upon which the demand is based being the inquiry whether the sudden death of Mrs. Wheat was caused by the wilful act of Jesse Uppereue, which is what the crim- inal court is also to determine. A new charter for St. Louis, now under con- sideration, enlarges the city limits, largely in- creases the powerof the mayor, limits that of | the council, and forms a board of public works | with legislative and executive athority. The | Loard of health is to be abolished, and its power amd duties bestowed ona commissioner of health. ‘The condemnation of property for street open- ings is to be taken out of the hands of the land commissioner, and transferred two the Circut Court. — ‘Three new murders since one o'clock yester- diay afternoon! A jealous husband wreaking his vengeance on his wife, ¥ crn ent De kill Ms pt playmate after a childish and laborer awaulting another in Hoboken— such is the array of ertme for the las: twelve heen. Where is all this to end?—New York Tribune. It ought to end im arope’s end for some of New York’s.murderers; but doubtless it will not. see ‘The people of the Valley of Virginis are hold- .og meetings to diseuss the propose annexation of that garden spot of the Old Dominion to West Virginia. The Rockbridge Citizen says the sub- Jeot is seriously and widely talked of in a quiet way throughout the Valley. The contemplated change of boundaries will make the Blue Ridge the dividing line between the two Virginias. —_—__-ee-_____— Acouple of dozen Pennsylvania politicians came over to Washington by the next train after too tough for them, however, and has no notion of withdrawing from this sublunary sphere for ‘twenty years at least. ©A Much Interested Reader” is informed that fhe can obtain the information he desires rela~ ive to soldiers’ bounties, by addressing the coud Auditor of the Treasury. | open the windows from above, thus a { The | | | by the’ sealpet. ; ance of every member ition of the school buildings of FINANCIAL CONNERCIAL. New York city closed on Tuesday last, and on | & - Securities, Wednesday the results were laid, inalongand| Jay Cooke Go, nih the folowing to-day. careful document, beforethe beard of health, Buy's. 50% Jnasy fi E aa by whose orders the task’ was performeds The Be jnady wis report states that ‘not one of the Mumerous Tewari school editices has adequate means of thorough iw or ae Roan ventilation;” that “it is the invariable and per- uaa! 5 ane $20 Jan. Biya, 16% nicious practice. whenever the class-rooms be- emees pe Gi come overheated, or the air becomes impure, to Sm, Bs Ameria current of cold air to rush in upon heads of the children, producing catarrhal and bron- chial affections,” “the sink throws out offensive odors: “‘sewer-gases escape into the class- rooms,” “‘the walls and ceilings of class-rooms in 6's, rege ated, ae West Virginia's, ‘eb. 10.—Cotton dull: Legqiating, firmand and halls are generally in a filthy condition,” ene rates ree Care Soe a and much more to the same effect. This gen- | southern. ; yellow sout! ae ch eral indictment—there being no single excep- Aye quiet and steady, 3 tion—is rather a serious matter, and will prob- ably result in the withdrawal of a large number of pupils from the schools until these objections no longer exist. | It is satisfactory to note that public attention throughout the country is being directed to the hygiene of the school-room. —_—___-~ee-_____ Dogs Not Prorose To Resiex.—Mr. Eras- tus Brooks denies in the New York Ezpress that his brother, Mr. James Brooks, proposes to re- sign, and says: “Mr. Brooks has done nothing in or out of - 544; Ti sides, rib sides, 64@67s. Pact _goot ref Facey 4 scons ideo, a tte choi Whisky dull, san, Stocks dull. Gold firm. 14. Erie, #2! 5 Feb. 101.20 p. m-—Erie. ars. 3) Feb: 10'S p.mn—Consols closed at 92; poeta a, ‘a for account. Bi Congress to call for his resignation. If he has es + 18a; Mew fives, 0%, made any mistake whatever. n~ able one of sacrincing his own Peers: | ak is, Feb. 10.—Rentes closed at 56 francs, 5 cen- est in stock purchased and pai im, at its value mand out of market, when not in ‘Faian, Feb, 10—Rentee opened at 85 francs Congress, and parted with when he became a | “Dt peertument director inthe Union Pacide road, THE WEATHER. instead of holding it, as he might hayedone | War DEPARTMENT, Office Chief ‘Signal Officer, with perfect honor to himself his position ‘WASHINGTO! . C., Feb. 10, 1873, lla. m. } as a member of Congress, unless, indeed, a pub- He man is to strip himself of all income beyond his pay for service.” SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOUR: The barometer has fallen north and west of th se nel ete ee ee, southerly nnd easterly, increasin cloudi |The forthcoming Senator Jones, of Nevada, | umetrmmesathte, Ries tt Bria and hh west is, falling temperature and nerally clear weather’ have Drevailed over th outh Atlantic, middie and England states. The winds have shifted to southerly and easterly may not have the sunny humor of Senator Nye, but he is certainly able to express himself with fluent vigor, as witness the following from his from, ak to the Gulf. with partly cloudy speech, giving warning to his opponents to be- | Weather. The barometer is now quite low over the | he ware of the wrath to come: PRopaBit ties. —For New England north “: The venal, licentious, cowardly, libellous, | westerly winds. dimintshin | Sneaking, interviewing sheet which fattens on ‘Litions of its own creation, and waxes fat upon the indecencies which its vile ima; conjures up to defame the just, and w! | sordid motives, panders to the a ested taste a ft to southerly to-night with increasing cloudigess Bising temperature, Formiddle states winds shift utheasterly and southwesterly, and rising tems oe fre with increasing cloudinesé and ¢ reat Weather over the nort! mn portion during the da; of the vicious, is a sore upon y politic, | and prol ight rain oF snow to-night, which, sooner or later, will have to be remoyed | Gfyaung cloudiness vor sontherg, portion ‘to pi easterly to southerly Lai relia bed bracers and wester!: «s0e- vs See Gre OE ERS rising t cloudy weath: Fro Read Gen. Chipman’s conclusive reply to the | {f'% isa ‘and Missour to Lakewcie auto diundering misrepresentations of Mr. Roosevelt | upper! sing temperature. freah to very brisk and easterly winds and cl bly snow over northern ‘ichigan weather » of Wis consin Wut light rain thence south- ward, the winds gradually veering to westerly and northwesterly to-night with clearing weather anit | falling temperature concerning District affairs. A MEETING tasted TO THE AMERI a COLONIZ is SOL treet Presbyteria Da¥ EVENING. February 1. arzs lea THREE San ANNIVER- T CIRCUL: a Le ARY. Y. OOMS, ¥ OF PRESBYTERI CHURCH id D streets. ‘ORY will be SESDAE in Dr. Sunderland's Corner Winth a Ae os ¥ NIGHT, the ae chureh on 12th inst., at 7%: o’cloc! ilson, of Allegh ry Semi ALL THE LATEST POPULAR BOOKS say wi Scliver anbisterinicestion = float | missony. TRAVELS. SCIENTIFIC WORKS, 31N N > ke. Nii be ieit | Terms—83 per year. at 7-Wo'clock.at Union 1 per quarter. ) League Hall. All ey order of the Presi It iuiana are requested toatent, it SStg_D. WILLIAMSON. SHORAL SOCIETY —On account of delay in getting the music. there will be no rehear sal oe Next rehearsal TUESDA 3. Ladies and Gentlemen are cordially invited tocall and examine the Catalogue, EETING OF THE STOC Rupes pea the ARLINGTON FIRE INSURA oe COMPANY forthe election of Directors will be held atthe office of the Compan: 23 G street northwest,on MONDAY, the ‘bath ‘day of February, = _ Bells will be opened ‘£25. m. and clove at 4. m. TODD, Secretary. | tare THE EARLIEST AGES To ann and loat THE COOPERATIVE BL assoc SATION next THURSD the present day, en the bane, ns it were) the curse of mankind. So terrible hsome had been at some periods of the world's Me | history that a person known to be infected with it our © Potent das wed to aie with prosety. Hesols - se . ib our day the disease i i of Fror by the JOHN E. THOMPSON, See. use of SAMARITAN’ Root ANd Hens Juices: and A TALK ABOUT TUNICS. the victim of Serofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches, Tetters, &c., can be restored tosound health ct of atonic is to increase the elasticity | ina few week i trength of the muscular fibre, and to invigorate atone OES, 12 ES, 218 er Jae system. As a means o! mplishiug | gists, DESMOND. & CO, Propectone 2t5 tine is, it is expected to improve the appetite and stive power of the stomach. These are cer- y important considerations; but to cure dyspep. in, biliows affections, chronic debility, intermittent fever, and other complaints involving derangements of the liver, the bowels, the nerves, and the secretive organs generally, something more than a mere tonic is required. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be safely pronounced the best and mest wholesome in vigorant extant, but the other special medical prop street, Philadelphia. - JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 39 PENNA. AVE. $80,080 worth and EVEN TWEEN 9TH AND 1UTH Sts. jing all kinds for STREET tly-3t rties which belong to this remarkable vegetable re Feces ext: obs Atle Oy ick of useful tive have as much to do with th ¥ 6 8 wonderful results it produces as ‘its tonic Market J ; virtues. For example, it has certain alter- ‘sees Hees ative qualites which literally change the ty YOUNG & BELREND. it or constitution, reestablishing the healthy fmnetions the bdy without causing any undue evacuation by perspiration, vomiting or purg- ing. Itsentire effect is to put the whole machinery of life in perfect order, to purify all the fluids, in- cluding the blood and the bile, and not only te ope- rate as an antidote to disease, where it exists, but so tostrengthen, regulate and otherwise improve the | With great carc and’at shor condition of the system as to render it proof against | “¢ Vicissitudes of temperature, changeof water,infected | 7) air, and other predisposing canses of liver and bowel disturbances and epidemic disorders. Hence it is a medicine for all seasons and climes—useful alike to the traveler and the resident in an unhealthy region, and an invaluable safe-guard against the physical disturbances which accrue from cold, damp, inclem- ent weather, as well as against the mental depression, which is apt to overwhelm the weak and nervous at this somewhat gloomy period of the year, fl-cost&eW ——_ ‘TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS.— a eae ill be held on TUESDAY Bs iy Be 1, at the Franklin Schvol ing, ai 7.S00°clock. ts3t OMA. P. PARDON, Secretary. eA te J. STREET NORTHWES GARDENER AND F Especial attention given to the laying out of flower the planting of ornamental shubbery, and mapereiater to ult a ines and plants A. BOSWELL & Co., REAL ESTATE BROKERs, SOUTHEAST CORNER FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET AND VIRGINIA AVE- NUE SOUTHWEST. FOR SALE =— TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, WATER ‘D GAS, SIX ROOMS EACH, E stréet sonth, ietween Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets west. THREE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, on F reet south, near Second street west; four rooms, Two OVALCABLE | BUILDING LOTS, in Howard JOHN'S MUTUAL RELIEF ASSO- wi ISTION i ES ea MONDAY EVES: University tan ene Ooi an ‘Sampson i: om acalate Cones Btion Chateh Theauent | 4 THREE-STORY BRICK HOSE, on B streot south. between lith and lth streets, ' Terms easy. A bide rained ee Fok ng SE, on lth street BF. aaa, President. E,° Seeret A'FARD OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES, in Stat- Rev c.W. MULLALEY, REGULAR MONTHLY WEETING ford county, Va..for eale or exchange for city pro- Af the EAGLE, COMPANT. will. he Lola 7100 acres in woodland, a good stone quarry DAY EVENING, February 0, at73) Oelock, | within three miles of Brooks Station and one an: Important business. § half of the Coal Land A.D. ¥. BURR, Secretary. | Al. net 1 CK, AND FIXTURES ' TIS BAS BEEN AN EXTRAORDINARY | Phun GhVCERY ‘STO Bolsa mie | SEVERE SEASON = ae | For 8" 3 j COUGHS, COLDS, ee one ouustat ae ee a3 foldink @ Sperial Term, February We BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, Jruthe case of John Carroll Breut, exccutor of ANNA E. BRE d, the executor afore h Mixtere said hes write rt has been b who havesosnccess- | Of ‘the Distri sppaanted fully used y yet inteo- | TUESDAY, the It A bls, for duced. Patients itory aymptoms of Con. | the final settlement and distribution of the personal sumption have used with great success, and its | estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, as dempaid has steadily increased” In every cage seither | far as the same have been collected and turned into 8 cold and cough, or severe cases, = money; when and where all the creditors and heirs edics have been used and fai given atiafac. Of said deceased are notified to attend. with ther? tion, Entesd, sock ban eon Bs peetes by the cham sregerty sow hel, cc taor enn inne te pat we are warranted in recommen rice toali i c exclnded from all benefit in said deceased's a sure medicine, a jeanaut to the taste, jucing oe ther Unpleasant e€ects, und certain fo give entiefestion, Small bottles, 50 cents; large $1. Bold only by feds-tt ‘orided, & cop: week for gg weel Ks the sald day. ‘Tost 119 mst NEW Seeks: thi ished Py the e Star previous to Reger of Wills, NEW BOOks: RTH "ANS, Drussist, *e Senet Ta Darts horthwest. NOTIC jz TO TAX-PAYERS. A SHIELINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue. An 0) jnestion, By James De Mills. Revert fialcouer: By George Macdonald. Choap Edit! Passion, tn Tatters, By Annie Thomas. Cheese and we Asscasors of the several Legislative Districts having completed the asgesament of real property for the fiscal year ending June Seth, 1874, ard of A js will meet at the office tthe Superintendent ssewements and Tax, No. 330 tsstreet near the corner of Louisiane ayenie, on the 3D DAY OF FEs- RCARY. 1673, at 12 o'clock'm., to hear an} y be made from the valuations hat" as | Bread! iseen. (By Farseor, Man—Woman. By Alexaxdre, Dum: ppeals must be made in writing, and sworn to | The Mysterious Guest, By Blis Eliza Dapny an officer competent to adminteter oaths. Lady Sweetapple, By the fsuthorof an Event te Kife. in B day, (fanday ox- | Stevan? Girl of the Period." What at. m. until $ of : fone 'S*and SATURDAYS A Two-fold Life. Brom the German of Yon Hellern. The ‘Sonne Koties’ Journal; Mouthly Panorama of ‘The Popular Science Monthly, No. 10. All the back Barriers Burned Away. By Rev. Edward P. Roe. Tribune une, Herald ad Wor and World Almanacs é BLANK BOOKS. PASS BO BOOKS, MORANDCM BOOKS NOTE F WM. w vt Ses eae ASSane, tree —_™ Bembers ot the Board of Appeals. SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE NATIONAL TATE ASSOCIA- CAPITAL BE. L 4) + the are ot bi has feed of uch iis PAPER, vnd PLAY Txd Cambs, a shares of Stock as are pend, Sxing the premium prices. febs- athe option of Pirchaser, may’ be re Paap PRINT [BEDUCED 1 = far Zoedition stiords an excelles opportunity for ant 173 'Conter Markets Feet parties to shares, who Vv ENT Raabie.at the same time realizing Toes 5 OLD GOVERNM! hall atio JAVA COFFEE, BOASTED. VERY BEST QUALITY AND AT LOWEST PRICES. NX. Ww. BUgCHFLL.. CHER Woo orasen i F ais to ‘mivere- able} spad debility i more | _jast-tm ALEXANDRIA, VA. feoe oh mi cise tue proper care, as fu the other phy Pe not faking oe oom MILKY ie er sod ail complatnta t i wl a Ol valley, with winds backing to fresh and heavy brisk | jening | WANTS. WASTED=A Sreaetet WHITE NURSE, well | Tecomme: ¢ care of children. sachusetts avenue f10Ke at once to 1413 Massacl |__FORR D SALE. [FSEan oes e ah = AS ‘Sg sot tea counatain and bathroom, « g hot and cold v'iatrobe stoves, with © ears ties daar siie Zo Fe RB) ROOMS, el AY ‘to and Pennsyly nue, and Bie tS it Fe bdicinete- cme fr farnished, en suit Tmembers or clerks; single, emitable S Pennsylvania a fsa" ae até ae —s G thai Tots ou Win stron hcteces Orr ee kD Eve ABPREN th strect (Gastar ANTED—A SITUATION as drug clerk. by @ yor jan 2 years cf age, nmarried, and | who bas ‘vem years’ experience. Address "Druggt,"319 Pa avenne, ee cua | WaAstED-4 [OUSE of. about 8 ‘one | Withyard and stable preferred, For moderate rent tenang can be secured. Address, stating locality, terms, &#.,“ House,” Star office. £ 10-8" ANTE! merecn Sirrarion 3 een com: y, OF ony. position of trast. Agrees | TANTED—Thne or far HUAI MEN to ib Ce ee lai r nale ie | heaps easy terms. B. iH. WARNER, Tie a POR RENT—A CounTRY PLAG =aTie a ree ty, Heelies mine seres; every Kind of fruit, Apply to =, RHEES 1113 Hstrest northwest. Lot a ferences as to honesty Soarreqeiieds Adddrews COR RENTTHOUSE No. 1414 F arect, betwee f 0-3" } | WME rsa a Sane eu a SITE | DREW 3 JOXCE, Coschunaker, erate ats ‘Nas purse or chamberm: Mth street, Apply 90! NT—To asnall family, four eet MS on One floor, suitable for hor ‘pea Bs Went, including gas, $17 In advanee. Ap; Ist street, Detween a i and K 110-3 northwest, ANTED-S iwohone WAGONS, oF running V K street uortheast. between Serth Capitol 1 ar; Jackson wagons eferred. att - | grocery store, corner Sl and D rect, Toland 3 —. see sersi- dierataertialtae: TDOPO Re OR RENT—In one of the mont oliginic Incations W ARTED TO BUY 10 200 of dirt clas tne. a desirable, Rretclam DWELLING, No. S36 | ii +) wit tran both Bex 1d WASTED-A —A —. NURSE to take care of two child: regs Ge ee preferred Rood wages given, at 619'G street a5 WARSTED—A YOUNG LADY fally competent desires copying, or would write in a lawyer: EG or for members of Congress. Address F. E Star Office 13-a* Waitin competent NURSE, lately from =e ree wishes to retarn inthe same cay ity. Beat of references. Address P. 0. box Fo. 5, | Washington, D. € Le WAnte jerals,2to€mouths | stn street, neat the © ‘A full and hand sone assortment of arty new Hi yesehold Furnittre fer sale on reasonable terms for ci given immediately. 13-2 Fors SALE OR i ee FARM of 190 acts, red 73 mfr ared, i em ek —— 12 miles from We ‘ashing or ‘Tite to be built near it en. lafrect to” Wash ton. Great bargain given sold soon. Will o city property in exchange. Inquire at 619 Pa. ave, me cast, between 6th and 7th streets. febsim Fe} RENT—Several small BRICK HOUSES in SAW EFL ER Bal Ba kin FNS — i TEutabe TYLER, For RENTS ROOMS, single and on sults, fur nished, with or without BOARD, in a private family, No, 1225 N street nornwent Corner 13th street. 17-6" acres clea “compat at DBU ST of whe | ars experience desires a situation as clerk City references furnished. Address Je Hl. L., City Post Office. feat" WASTED-® SITUATION by & nice young white girl, competent (Ghambermeld or nurse. Has goo! recommendatic "Rou, a tbe at FERNANDO eet Apply to “Mrs. OF RENT— BOOMS. Mrs. HARDESTY. and Tailoress, Washington street, Georgetown. Plain swing anit machine tehening? ANTED—A FARMER fo cuRivais me rh land at a celebrated watering place farther | fvrticular attention paid to children’s, cloth: | south. Comfortable home and stock Tarnished. n- quire at No. 709 sth street northwest in the 4 eye | in J ANTED—A YOUNG MAN. about 15 or 16 conn of age, who has some kmowiedge of the busi- 60 tend a bar. Address, > with name and re rest _F ., Star office. Foe RENT—Fourtcen acres of LAND, located twomiles north of Georgetown, on the Rockville Pike. There is an elegant house of six roms on the place, barn, stable, &c.. with ad other conveniences. “would ne ! ral years Geruan preferred, fia BY. Tennallytown, D.C | WwW NER # young single man, = POSITION Bes experience = eairabie in both satistactory Teeutimentatione of the | [COR RENT—Two very da rane ROOMS, fer nished or unfurnished > wit! oard, at 915 L snd ail se a et ron RENT HOU SE 724 6th st ain ~ ry —| Di | eet, Nigam wallectcadeh wubretTOg | B clveg tome, wwer and ems in astore, or. ‘ition as copy ‘amanuensis. Ix ieee The Key can be found st 720, e himsel it generals pacfal. Bo obj ec, .» this 0 dress, at once, A ITUATION by a reliable mee aces ven. Ap} pis. to ao BacHcs, tween a Fund 6th St OR RENT—Very desirable HOUSE, east Cote of Masaac << pee avenue now Being put in good onde E'WAGGAMAN 319 7th otrest F° BENT—A four-room new BRICK HOUS| 4.500, * aT cA tiy-at La =" 0 90 Lowisians ave fs <j eth can Tects, south ah 4: nt: 7 south side, fine RUSINES PROPERTY, == rd. A berguin to BH. WARRER Fay ies Sa ES 0D _ Ww TLL, 3& ALL 8TOc FS Fevick Nek FIA Teas. a Ay of Boyd Dates i went corner of 8 WN treet | oar de sold at a great bargain; rent cheap Apety | at at premixes. 13s F oh EXCRSNG Ere story BEICK TK of, loth stret, between H and 3 = lot a fat @fuche front, pa phat! ot | De hall it vale faut ncation. BM WARNER, 729 Tihat £58 HASE ry x . worth about Lot, in nosthwestern section of or ail cash will be paid, ob WITL, SIvow, Uk FIXTURES. be, ot tie CENTRAL lease for two i. Apel ly On premises, 7! Letween Ith and Fo a a ‘with fixtures, small stoc y fer nearly seven years, t in. Satistactory reasons quire at No. 420 th street northwest "[o.CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. rent or lease. on very favorabie terms, an re ASD, of the finest quality, near | ER & McRAE, 530" lath “careet, V VE rao AT OUR DISPOSAL MONEY T on first-class real estate tre iN. "Parties desiting such loene, oe be sold at's great n for selling. In TH | ims to inVeat Bnd | and 639 F strocq. weet sth aii ROBERTS & BURR. Brokers | $40, 00: TO LOAN ON Goop REAL | Peal estate secar ty, for une ox mere | pd tu sums of to $10.00 i a ROHRER, 5137 stroot, | Os D—A eight room three-story | M Bnd, Re Aa Bit, cost 5 "2 Tine. FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE | pores FOR 8. went, balawes and loth streets | 6 pate rope and handsome {hree story BRICK SIDENC wae back nN si umodating | WASTED An energetic, business-like 750 G MAN to clerk in a G6 ary sts. pane ble references as to chara ray | berequired Inquire of BEALL € BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania avenue 13.60" V J ANTED—The fashionable Indies of the season to know that they cau have their evening dress- es and suite made in the latest and best style, at Mrs. COREY'S, 521 Lith street northwest. S322 WANTED — immediately Families oF persons in | need of first class SERVANTS of every descrip- | tion, male and female, to call and get supplied at | Servants also can get good hemes and best of Wages by applying at the Enreka Employment, to Mrs, LOUISE C. BUTLER, 907 EES = BH Wake ER. 729 gain. i ANTED—At the corner f Sh and L streets ements. The northwest, CUSTOMERS to bu; Comers dand repaired, ed, Hams xt Age.; all Kinds Por of Hall & Hume rd, H¢.; Sugar-cured red ‘Shou f51w at Idwest rates; Canned Tomatoes, 3 8. Fer RENT—A small FURNISHED HOUSE, or Rated Tit. City references required Apply after 3 o'clock, 1504 Tstreet dest BRICK MOUSE of 8 rooms, near utifm!, and on @ corner, nd i i oe goods in proportion; Salt Pork, WASIED-A WHITE GIRL. trom 4 to 16 years old,to wait upon a table. Inquire at | the Eatin Houte, Center Market, near 7th street, B. TRUE | J ANTERE ig Know that the VICTOR | WARN Re wat Thane its needle seif-set- tings the mnet perfect ‘ehuttle: tn use, resting Ins | eral ‘and works of steel.” Agency: avenue. Also, Branch of Mme. Dem- 1 tera Emp itt Wy SPICER, : W Segrns to wall on MIS weet fronts; the honse is ne avd water, Apply = North A Tiat-clans BARBERSHOP. Furnished: Apply to ALVIN PEAVEY prietors Kirkwood Hom single caticoan: a 7 ie K ently furni hed wma chainber: nent gb Prope FoR BES PARLOR, ny ‘ity Hail, and URER Chace i Bias eM eing | [convenient to hotels. Apply 227 | 14 oy RISKING FRENCH i FLUTING and strect northwest, between 2d and 34 st | i Kinds Of EMBROIDERY, at dhort notin CSE FOR a ee ihe ine, Sretclass residence, No. ith streets opposite Patent Oftee, meray ph209,N sitcet morchviest; three stories gti eae sch, building coutaink rooms. Thi | WARTED Rrerybedy in favor of thoroughly | house, just completed. ts bullt in the most torcrght <oigets CBG wine Seat Bite Begide | weit “fesse trie frome bron Se ee ‘and 6th ste apris-tg | stone trimmin glass windows, and the first story finished with, hard wood, It has the convents ences of gas, hot and cold water, bath room, water closets, clothes presses, furnace that heats the house, cooking koe ‘and stationary rank tras Price, 817 00. iacenel Builder, 1931 N st. northwest. 1-0" Fe RENT—Two- aa HOUSE, furnished com lete, at 406 Ist street southeast ast, (corner Ist and and Dots. southeast.) 11-13" ey Pe ee streets, No. and well-farnished ROOMS, md —— or single, wi hot and cold water in a Bath-room and other modern improv: Hooms communicating. Jan23-Im * ____ LOST AND FOUND. STEVE ED AWAY —On the 8th inst...» WHITE GOAT, lame fore foot; also, a BLACK K white spotted. 1 «A suitable ‘reward will be given if ned to LOGS Pennsylvania avenue, betwaen | ia = Ith streets, Lote: Friiay evening, at Lincoln Hall, a | 4'Blick LACH VET. of lithe valuelexeape tor | its association. The finder will be suitably re. Pia by leaving it at O21 12th street, we r street | \ | | | bead Btn) By gee preg, omen oI FOR RENT, 08 SAGE ON LONG TiME—A the hall of the Treasury building, : ONAL BANK NOTES of denuainn? land, two-<binde 4 improved, Usaha Jn timber, at Farm as acl $26.) The omper will be gind to ge AD ith the ade . D. SMITH, U 5 Ftrens decd Gulcyreens ote “4 ‘an be bought on GH the low price per year. A great gai 1 Fare to and from vias ‘go per annum: Apply to FITCH & poe enusylvania avenue, ee i Building, FOE BENT PRQOMS FOR RENT. Ss AND UNFURNISHED; reut low 809 D street, between Sth and Mh streets. \Z7 -2w* sician, merchant x tare time and negotiabs 4.400, oF rented for vy ten vent _ UP ASFRAY ON re Grn INSTANT, me asmall white HOG with oe owner will come forward, Ty BE sarges, and ‘take him DAvI DE’ VAUGHN, corner Ni and L street south tthe males ‘Theater, January 8ti OST. L ONYX EARRING.—The finder will Beales rewarded by searing it at Star off er Sense erst avenue | O8T—On betwee = can Fae RENT—The HOUSE and 7 Acres, known as st mir rEYE OL BEES, the Rosslyn Property, in Virginia, adjoining the gold frame. liberal reward will be’ Aqueduct at Georgetown, on reasonable terms. Said if ret trmed to 472 C street northwest. az Cage ot Agneiuck Bridge, or of W. i ; DUNGAN, fperial Hotel. jan25-1m_ IKDS FOR SALE—CANARIES and MOCKING (OR RENT—A large HALL, aos for balls, Bins: § male and femiale, best singers; also, F billiard ‘saloon. “463 parties, sesociations of jon. CAGES. 8 7 South B aftgeets fronting’ Iwan Janz} cunsylvania avenue, Capitol 6 + HOURE We_ Ua Dal Z feb4- cou G. M. GOETZ. Fees grooms, Pa = eet Oi ; HIG rc ine cellar, BE RAPIDITY ANP EASE WITH WHICH | ani bath, sidegarden and fine removed and the eee rr ieved, if piling: from « DE WHITE'S kestab- Penneylvania avenue, containing 18 ite gurprising to persons’ enec the Br it «Sagpdag ginal ry method Puperating, which is manner ‘different from | EXT» on the eesee cee old-time practice of tearing offthe ingrowing tow se into the bunivn, a dist: ressingly pa one, which obliged the to go shoeless, and sometimes on crutches, ormonths, and no doubt tended to short Tune to ake i it farleen jeasant and useful iy THE VICTORIA ® * KID GLOVES. re reme cases, eff cure; meet the feet being used so constanth are Hable to come oceasionally with even tl Reting pry and industi Persons think the: econom) time, comfort, and health in an occa- Sloual welt to the Chipopodiets snd it iratell keoena fact that thousands of of them those pa ife, come from far ‘it Br. Watte | Establishment, to many of whom Dr. White has unsolicited ormistion to refer. yremers, seeenere ct or ererey i see Bute ony i sees’ § Button, sites 4 eet NICHOLS, THE ONLY NICHOLS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, “GLOVES, JEWEL- RY, STATIONERY, CHEAP TOYS, &e., &c., No. = = STREET NORTHWEST, K and L streets, ALso, THE HARRIS’ SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, Ladies’ and Geutlemen's sizes, in Beli from Saath Washington, town, and citizens generall often’, Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, fe: half square from lth-sirest cars. §15 roe iy me fasyily only or soon at See HOUSE, seven or eight opm: Ehaeise 008 Losielias Groans, Sums 9 with all mod Tooms, with all modern improvements, sit ed ethane | between oh’ and 15th and G and O streets nort | POR RENT—One of ie worth al Dut $4,000. Will pay. wi cash: time for gant HOUSES Re at balance, GEORG) LANE, niences. § Ww. Ne 9 Penney Iv 16-3t Bis'dinatiect. | EWeacwan 319th _fLeost (Freediian's Bank B WANTED A cd COOK (white) at 1518 i IR SALE CHEAP —Torms @180 street. Call’ between the hours of 9°and 11 8 x2, TH oe fanls-tr 623 PENNA. AVENUE. KID GLOVES, [ASKS! MASKS!! MASKS!!! | $1 TO $1.25 PER PAIR. THE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION GOODs, (GERMAN FAVORS,) WALL, ROBINSON & 0O., declé-tt 981 Pennsylvania avenue, 1K FINEST ASSORTMENT, BRS, ney yimsatr, tT . — Just Received st Cun. RUPPERT’S SMITH & WIMSATT, FANCY Bazaar, LUMBER Lumeer. | om a eer ; SaTCE Chea Bat HARDWOODS A SPECIALTY. coneyivant SLDOM care Hi a BILLS —TO ORDER. — cee Tru ano F'Sts, sovrawsst. x. | Fido cae onpital | SECOND SUPPLY a TAYLOB’S COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND CATTLE FOOD. HEALTH BESTORER Used pe ae es pee realy to recei: Se aet of it DELS. northwest a and — avenue. a ee rors. 16-20" Ho. ae corner HOUSES: Humpsb ay N U streets north, have t and back yards, & estern Lands wii! be taken w ARK, ime, Detwe ven ro “‘Crimproved Lots or im part payme _3u-tf “Northeast cor. New York ave. and isth A wiondid GAR: TEN EAR, in close prostsaliy tothe ity, will | sold at a great bargain, angel {or city pro: Be 08 | FI SBE one of the best stands in the city, nry Department. Willard’s Hotel, aud Evbity Hs License paid, ahd «tock firt-class A good chance for any one who wishes to go in ‘jant Im LATI established CASH and long lease; centrally located. McCLELLAN S Steam ‘Mill, 13% street, betws and E northwest. 16. FOR SALE. e Pi LEHER, Post Oftice Liy between D and E northwest. jst, teh AND FOR SALE oi EXx- Ei Stable, Oth, street, 7-3r" teen head of y young, sound MARES."amoug them em By No.1 Dri ‘To be seen at FAT! S TOPRINS Bale Stable, Rh sircet Letarene 2 Band F streets southwest. SOR BSALE-O; F ‘CARTS and 2 WA\ ‘ORK, Treasury Building. FOR "RENT—An early gi ‘ARM mile from city limita, wJoaN YORK, Troe sury Building” ARE CHANCE —FOR SALE—Two aa of fine French HARNESS and a denble set of POST HARNESS, yen a! first-class English SAD: DLE, BORSE CLOTHS. etc., etc. Apply 723 13th street, between G Ae H cts, northwest, from $to Lo'clock. i260" BRECK Cay Fou save. pply DODGE & DAs. 7 F street. ORs. i 55. as ji7-tf BOARDING. Bosey sxe HED ROOM desired by a seul wife: with a private family preferred given, Address + Perma- Rtn atien f5-2" ,IRST-CLASS ae BOARD: with fine large Brent Roses, on Dieasaut part of the Avenue "No. isis" "Peuney Trala sveute. between igth and ath b6-im* FE OE REST-T= 9 Bicep faraiabed EGS wa | os ith or without BUARD— corner 3d atreet ad Indi avenue. 329-1m" G“ 1D BOARD, PLEASANT koOMS, AND prices moderate, at 2109 corner of Penusylvania | St ™ avenue and ist street. PERSONAL. HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS a ‘arboring or trusting my wif, MARY D. PENN. as SE witt not pay any debts rected S ' her, she hay ree left » bed an rd without ie ead ; cause. Sosucs HH. PE I HEREBY SIE oat E THAT 1 WILL thor pereon after this date—Bebreers, tis, | “eae JOHN H. BURKE, ES H. J. FRENCH, the Crirbrated Relvable IML Gaircovent and Test Metivm,can be seen at 75 oom northwest; also, sives deliniations of —* ry photograph “band wi writing or leck of L ay MEDICAL, &. = WEEARXNESS, Irregutarity, and Nervous Dobilt- snap rene Ends iustrvied, ates gant apartments. Ladics interested, A-C- KOSHER, Washington,DC. B_ RICORD, 141 West, Payot strect a | Diseases of the Urinary more, Md. Organs, Betrniatrea Tupeteucy a The Dec. ar vein restoring tor’s rem © prompt and Roy Vigor and removing poisons from Medi- cings mailed or expressed. febs in™ HOE Laverton’ for iste way dfesgine is equally good im recent ‘aud olde taternal medicine necessary. M ADAME wafers, PuYstdia® aXD 5D, ‘Mibwire, DISEASES INCIDENTAL 1 70 LaprEs idence and S11 &h street, between Hand I; Rooms, Board, Weld acendanet | at reasonable orm removed | AaB fa Sana, WOOLEN DRY Goops FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. obably take an account of stock aint rebrae which ‘fer of Wooten WILL SELL AT Cost, UNTIL THE @$rxn DAY OF FEBRTARY, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRESS GouDs BLACK ALPACAS, Lower than they can be had in this market A large and woll assorted atock of PACIFIO ree CABLES, at 2) cents por yard, guaranjecd law than Wholesale pricesin New York, COTTON GOODS, all grades, at a fract m above LUTTRELL & WINE, iM de Corner 20th street and Penna. eve, || PREFARE. FOR INAUGURATION GREAT SACRIFICE oF DRY GOODs AND CARPETINGS. SEEING IS BELIEVING! NO Disco ONT, Bat ynerampled indocer > pUrchaeers are mow open until MARUE HA, 1973. at theron ued estab: lishment Known “TUE ARCADE In Lorfier to reduce the leavy stock of winter esate yet tom room for the son, the uudersigned bave marked down # ° price ry article instore, which i+ guatantes’ 3) par lower than at any bouse in town, notwithstemd ing thee many disc off Le stock ‘offered or in We Woclion Drees Gow Bovettes: Loo ottons, and > DUMeETORS To My CAMP RTS: oy x4 anything some who Are aLAious ehich p.. mo kee York city ote se heir homes nicely for the meugaration—tn ant: tion of visiting friends and eee 2 xn dee jantS-eotm CLOTHING, &e. ; | POS BALLS AND PARTIES DRESS COATS. A LARGE STOCK AT BEDUCED PRIO WALL, BOBINSON & Co. delett 921 Pounsytvanta GRAND OPEN ay BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, SUITABLE ron Guneehans DEESS WEAR. {oll stock DRESS sniurs UNDERSHIRTS ana DRAWERS, all sizes. Special siteutivu given totes branch of the business, Parchasers would 4 to drop in and got an tdes of Le tasty mtyle and os at tii w pr WALL, BOBINSON & ©O.6, oclo-f 921 Pen _ bet. 9th and loth ste, Citizens, AbMY AND ‘NAY » HF Le eqtca ac 90 KCHANT TA1LOR, Brown's.) ve, Washington PROFESSIONAL. D* = © scum, ECLECTIC PHYSIC: jAm* 1012 D St. southwest «1 }, B. POSTER, MD, DENTIST, So 1108 Biew York avenne, aaeree a Z. BRAILEY Laie su of revere = Metropolitan Hotel 62 Pe Wily ay Lith at Stene OBices; panne in the Courts furnislved Staken in short-baud. cated on Tepe el machine, ate as manuscript aN aetat Ay 8 Youre Lav Bulidiugs * ow ; Washlagtons on, D.C. PIANOS, &e. UNING ane: Barainine PLANUD—S#or Par- Enterta Tian, itv 2 SAO wage seocives the toort te Pinos and Mi attention by G $8 street, near Borti avenue, for the “ie JKEB & 00.5 PIANOS. == PHILADELPHIA GREAT a IN PRICES. lowing low prions: CARE PIANOS from 378 to @473. RIGHT PlaNOS ie 8 to 9700. PIANOS trom rn Bo pi to G00 tn wag, Lest instrument mei ‘inehed to pres walled iy a durability re gold aud eile mm improved FLANOS and PIANOS ane ‘trom various well-t1 or sale - BEICHENBACH'S, Piano Warefouns, 4 Gustay KUHN, (formerly Foreman for F. 0. for Metzerott & FURER AND REPAIRER OF Jewelry Alore, 669 and rent, declo-tr THE ENTIRE STOCK or PRINCE'S BAZAAR AT COST ONTIL THE STOCE ISCLEARED OUT, AS HE INTENDS BULLVING. D* LEON, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest established Specialist in the city. 1533 I street, below 16th, (rear of Arlington. Hours: U1to4 and 7 to9, daiiy. ee Pn ae One FPEmAte, 51 DISEASES treated, and femmy a 9 ine will he sents Address Mes’ Dt Tiolreon, io. 646 North ert i F- WANT O rg oODs Wit, tegind To SEs shor iat Set PECTORAL SYRUP, FoR COUGHS AND OOLDs. SOLD B DRUGGISTS. iS YALL