Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1873, Page 4

EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Reading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: Will Congress be Just? ‘We sincerely hope that the act of the House | yesterday in depriving the Committee on the | District of Columbia of their quota of time is | not indicative of the intention on the part of that body of denying to that committee an op- | portunity during the present session of report- | ing the various measures which the committee have considered, and which they belive require the speedy attention of Congress. The District Committees in both houses have taithfully en- | deavored to discharge the special duties assign. | €d them, and it is but proper that they should be permitted to make their recommendations, based on careful and thorough consideration, with reference to measures affecting the in- terests of the people of the District. Many of the bills, for instance, which the House Com- mittee were yesterday prepared to report, are of great importance, and if they had been reported would doubless have passed withoat discussion. | ‘The bill extending the time for the payment of Assessments is of this character, and its speedy | passage is demanded by a large number of our worthy citizens whose interests will suffer materially in case it should fail to become a law. The clase of legislation which Congress is asked | i to pass, the legislative assembly of the District | is enjoined from enacting, and we trust the | former body will see the necessity for acting upon the District bills which the committees are Prepared te report, and which involve no ap- progriation, before the close ot the present ——++ee-_____ A Railroad with a few “Laterals.” While it is popularly understood that Mr. ‘Yom Scott has had his finger in a good many railroad pies, yet in consequence of the celerity ot his movements, it is never quite possible to say, within @ couple of dozen lines of road, exactly how many roads he is operating at any given time. Probably the latest data is that afforded by the Financier which prints a tabu- lar statement of the miles of road controlled by the Pennsylvania railroad company, either by lease or by ownership of a majority of the stock. ‘The list embraces sixty-three railroads, includ- ing those now being constructed. These are all made tributary to the main line from Philadel- to Pittsburg, and their termini are dis- tributed in every state in the union. Including the Union, Central, and Texas Pacific, the total extent of the lines will be nearly sixteen thous- and miles, and the grand aggregate of eapital invested in them will be at least $670,000.00. Besides these are two hundred and fifty miles of canals, and a line of four steamships now build- ing torun between Philadelphia and Liverpool. ‘The total capital imvested in these means of transportation, controlled by one orgauization, | will searcely fall short of $750,000,000. It will | thus be seen that nearly one-third of the rai roads of the United States are under the control ot a few individuals in one corporation. In view of the vast political power which could be wielded by a combination of the major portion of the railroad interest of the United States, this 1s a significant fact. In a commercial point of view, it is also worthy of note that all the transcontinental roads will be controlled in Philadelphia. below zero from Iowa to’ Lake Huron and nort! Proxasitirtes —For the rest of Saturde: ‘ool northwest winds, and throughout the "At milder, but very cold weather pper inkes: light winds and the East the sont! LUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, io. LOL—A ed meeting will be held is EVENING: ot fe o'clock, Columbian Law Py Mg Hh td 1 PATTERSON, Ree. See Sister Lodges are fraternal wested to mest, at tribute of respect to our 87 Funeral from_his late Fesidegee No, 636 E By order of the W. OMAS THOMPSON, S«cretary. from all nations, ber. Pastors of’ Oct otice to. thei ‘Sabpath i ice ir mh seers with cordial invitations to attewd theeeercinae: I PT O- MORROW housand readers, ic MORNING GAZ Will find its attractive col AA ere =a enjoy arich treat in TH! ide circulation of THE SUNDAY. Tuakes it invaluable as a ADVERTIS MED: . S27 ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTE 4 TWELVE (12) 0°CLOCK TO-N. the GAZETTE must insist upon the “most acceptable infants, and can be given with fessional gentlemen, or those it is indie 8 remedy for chikiren ent for the pock C! a LS NCK & N. E.corner 6th and Arch sts., Phila, NOTICE —The RAFFLE for the SILVER MOUNTED RIF! ik ¥, February Dd, at7 p. m.,at the Restaurant N. Barber, corner of Hand 3 streets north 'S HOSPITAL —Ap to fill a vacancy in the place of HOUSE PHY SICIAN in this institution will be MARCH 41m, by the See ital Administration, Dr. W. 403 New York avenme northwest. ‘A MEETING OF THE STOCKHO. he IGTON FIRE INSU. of the CF ee oH S MILBURBN'S NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENE, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE CAPITAL REAL ESTAT! —In accordance with the C ‘The great strike in Wales is maintained, and | thereseems no immediate prospect of an ar- | rangement between the men and the iron-mas- ters. Sixty thousand men and more are out on strike, amd sixty thousand additional persons are affected, more or less indirectly, by this antic war of labor against capital. been productive of terrible distress and | If it continue as it has begun, it is impossible to predict what the ultimate conse- quences may be. The great iron-masters of South Wales say that they cannot go on selling iron at the present cost of production in Eng- land, and that they must lower wages ten per cent. or stop working. The men say they are not satisfied with the masters’ story. They have studied the market prices of coal and iron, and the figures, as they read them, show that the iron-masters ought to be doing a very thriving trade at the present rate of wages in England. It seems to be the old story of the attempt of the masters tomake the men bear the whole burden of the increased costs of production. rrr ondition affords an excellent op; ies to ho ay: benefits identic: "This association has been le. ime Imenccensful operation lor a ported of tere years, mCce fal ope on ‘Shares can be obtained PHIL. 8. WELCH, Secret: pelcal sanonath we Es z mI ue i i i 5 f i 5 if 2! ¥ § i i u a} i 13 rm i é i ‘The Pomeroy men seem quite buoyant over the improved look of their case, and express | confidence in their ability to show that the Sen- ater has been the victimof an unscrapulous conspiracy. Among the “straws” they point to | is the just received statement (per the Atchison Champion) that Mr. Sexton, of Wilson county, a | member of the lower house of the Kansas Legis- j tatare, who on the 20th ultimo voted for Yorke, | (having voted for Senator Pomeroy on the first ballot,) introduced a resolution a few days ago asking Yorke to make a personal explanation. Mr. Sexton, in introducing the resolution, said that he had been deceived by Yorke with regard to the whole matter, and he hoped the House would forgive him for his unintentional indorse- ment of such a man. Ei 3 E i ai ! BEEN AN EXTEAORD! 17 Bag BERN 4 INABY Ai covans,"ooLps, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, President Thiers does not borrow trouble on the score of the possible revival of Bonapartism in France. It is related of him in a Paris letter to the Independence Belge that when, at the time of the funeral of Napoleon III, he was shown the Bonapartist papers, dressed in black, and using the most insurrectionary language (al- though the assembly had proclaimed the abso- lute end of the empire), Le quietly replied that it was not worth while to consider these things of importance, ‘‘as the Bonapartist party is now & Corpse, and we must not galvanize it.” removed te No. H street northwest, cor- street. NOTICE T0 TAX-PAYERS. The New York Swn, the inventor of the credit mobilier sensation, chuekles over the action of the House in adopting the impeachment inquiry resolution, and says: “If the Vice President is to be dealt with as of itieal future, can it any punisliment the Y A. SHINN, ho are still powerful, bi ——— -+ee-___ It has been sometime since the public eye was newspaper war map; but the New York Herald, not to let the business go by default, displays “The scene of Captain Jack's victories,” with the weli-remembered startling contrasts of light and shade. delighted with a i fe E el eno rooms tm full blast | the time in this city —Cincinna: L Was aw c ig Well, isn’t that enough for asmali place like , 2)”, E i HI ie SSOCTATION | s?. HOWE PEYTo at the City Esq, of Virginia, ‘o-morrow,at 3 ae. aL JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE or BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED. PANTALOONS, BLACK DOESKIN AND OASSIMBRE, AND LIGHT COLORED GASaIM. VESTS, BLACK CLOTH AND WHITH MARSEILLES. OVERCOATS, DIFFERENT SHADES LIGHT WEIGHT. IT am still continuing the alo of my Winter Stock AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, T am offering WINTER SUITS from §3 to $6 Jess than reguler prices, and Heavy OVERCOATS from @5 to @10. CALL AND SBE. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th streets, ‘Third door from lth street, SPRING STOCK. 801 intr 801 Receiving new and seasonable GOODS every day eee DAVIS All the new Spring sha, in HATS just received at es “DAVIS ‘The finest assortment of Hamburg Edgings, In- sertings,and Flowncings we have ever offered. on Jaconets, Nansook, ‘Swiss, at DA’ if Now Flowers in great variety at cen, Lace Flounces, Gloves. Puffings, Ribbons, Ties, Standard Trimmings, ings, Trimmings, Buttons, Notions, &c., iu ¢reat variety, at lowest market melee at om: $01 Market Space,corner sth sirest, DaVIs’, Grover & Baker’ celebrat lastic and Improved Lock-stitch SEWING MACHINE always on hand; for «ale on 1 terme, at DA f:2-1w 1 Market Space, corner Sth strest, SPECIAL NOTICE. x In anticipation of Inanguration Day, MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, Proprietors of the Popular Establishment nown as The Arcade, ‘by annomnce to the public that, owin, to the tightm the money market. they have ied to give every family in the District @ fair chance until MAR i, 183, to provide them selves with needed articles in the household line for the Teast amount of money, and have. therefore reduced the prices on all goods in the house. The stock so offered met y: TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. NAPKL UILTS, BLANKETS, CURTAIN LACES. NDOW SHADES, and many other articles too numerous to mention; and the greatest specialty is the extraondi- nary inducements offered in the stock of beautiful CARPETS yet on hand, which comprises TAP ES- TRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLYS, INGEALNS, aud OIL CLOTHS in all widths to suit. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVENTH STREET. f22-7t Between D and E streets southwest SPECIAL DRY GooDs NOTICE. hi 0 s Gq PRicne ee our stock and ADJUSTED thronghout upon a NET CASH cents. . 75 cents and gi. 8 POPLINS, BLACK SILKS, att BLACK ALES UAS,Cassimeres, nels, &c.,at a reduction, PRICE TO ALE. °°" Bogaw's WHtie,? f22-tf 1015 and 1040 7th street N OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Orrick oF tz WasmixcTox Aqueprer, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue ‘1st street n.w., aled Propessie: talented = Eientanle aie Bid a “Proj Is for Build- ine a Felegraph," will be received st the office of the forme? fe22-6t _Chiot Engivect Wekington Aauoshitt, NEW BOOKS aT BALLANTEN ities Seetal asd Religion: Sinectt gn ‘ea The Philgophy ef are brit Laing Oo The M. ‘Work: An Encyclopedia of Mis- sione; $2. “sdbookeof Moral Phit ; by Calderwood. New Baition of the Waverly? Novelas 3 conte yor 428 SEVENTH STREKT, Near E. NicHots, NICH McHOEs: tee Y NICHOLS.) Sette Ladies! eee, ad Ouildsen's HOBLERY very — ‘Tru STREET NORTHWEST, customers No. 1009 And believes k itl pe from any part of it cheap store. the city fo viel a STE between K and L streets, ALE, BA In lots, 1 to 5 casks, to {20-3 1960 F BY NAS; the bunch, to the trade. REED & SONS., 20 st 1214 F street northwest, f2i-tr ED & SONS, street northwest. Nee Sa particular attention to our large as- FINE WATCHES, which we are ena! VERY LOW PRICES. 120-3 M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHIOE HAVE BEEN USED: One 7-octave Chickering Rosewood Grand.r.--§200 One 7-octave & be Square. -~ One lave Freeman = ‘* = ie One octave Rosenkranz ‘* - 73 sale upon easy terms, to make room, at the Wanemaer w. G. METZEROTT & 0b. Xgont of Bteinway Pianos Mason & Hamlin’s Cabinet Orvans. FOR THE iNavcuRarion. 1000 BED TICKS, READY MADE. 1000 BED SHEETS, VERY CHEAP. WALL ROBINSON & CO., feat 921 Pennsylvani: enue. GB4srs INAUGURATION 1873. Banting, Sitk and FLAGS at the U.8. FLAG DEPOT, 67 West Pratt street. Baltimore, J. W. LOANE & SON. 57” A few more Silk Flags, 2% yards long, at @5eacn. 20-tm4 A MB Lot oF CANARY BIRDS! Perr = yy A splendid assortment of ali BREEDING CAGES. we OuR Ub acess. POS BALLS AnD Panties. erred. Address | House, 13th and E street: | negatives preferred. | ANTED—Immediately— s | Wate tee e washing. | and dining-room work, and but WANTED—A competent GIRL to do general | | orest’s Pattern Emporium, ry (_— TYLER, wh for ft Real Estate S718 Innerrest. | amen at 635 D street northweet, between x3 I Kinds of eral. te ood opera ET is eae al fe! a . ml 2. 5. Square Ci * wishes BN aay aa ty ween S and T, Gixiie; "Terms drew Box 9, Sear oficers 7 we O87 OF week. Ad: | & oO See ER a GO" fico 511 Teh street, op. P WAST at BE REENCED, HAND, JOR SALE —That original LOT Ween aie ag Re oY ecto, ait QW ANTED—Empioy ment in tamilice, ty the day, week, oc month: in city of soumtty. by 8 fe: olass dreexmaker. Rtesck? Pte J take work home. Address EXPE r Office, it” 7m - y ANTED—For three monthe—i wn or | _fS2-e03t (Chron W Wakingtes, Oisall Canoes titer tet | inde BAb Boe nished. KENNEDY & SON, site Methodist Metropotitan Church No. 720 15th street. To rent a house of six or eight rooms, conveniences, good between K street Poennsy!- Sanyal bon of rekon Adee ee actually, care taken, Be Btar office. wa | month: Apply af once. D—A HOUSE. Within 31 and lath aod | ARBER & CO.. Wa streets, northwest, containing seven po ld to b.. 3 ¥ BRICK, basement, attic, and back building, brick stabl ie. f2-colm* POR RENT—FoUR FINE HOUSES, modern improvements, for $35, $4, $45, aud @50 per AL 3; feos. [Chron.& Rep] SLL 7th st., op. P.O. to ten rooms; modern conveniences. ach payment, | and balance ou long time. Address P.O, Box 637) | TANTED—A EMA r OY, trom 15 facie, Wai rare ote hee ond eee | tw "0. D. BARRE nese. Also a geod CHAMBERMAID, one who au Fo BENT OR SALE. derstands. ting ons Kewing-machine with ample grout Apply at CARO'S. 914 ‘Penusylrauia Aven stiect road. overlooking ol Wth streets, sale on easy terms, A. L. BARBER & CO. f2R-eSt_ [Chron.& Rep.} S11 LE —At Hali* Church, 10 ACRE: frame cottage, nine rooms, closets, large oak grove, (in sight of Capit: rom railroad station, 3) minutes from trait mil there fore a PLACE in a private family. Inguire at 1421 | [SOR SALE-that SPLEN, {prea PLACE in & private family: Koutire at 143 Fa ane a a FANTED—A YOUNG LADY fully competent, | vf fine double honse. of 3 rooms, w: W entree copy Pi oF eld. write "io Slawgers improv ements, and Tot 651138 to 30 foot alley office, or for member Tess. . J. a , K., Star omeen ey a WANTED Immediately —A ‘COLORED Wo f R-cost MAN to wash and iron ina private family. VOR SAI None but a frat rate iaandrest need apply. Cail be: | JA tween the of 20 and 12, at No. 130% street. ey veniences, * mings, on C «treet southeast ; Centrally located; unimproved pre: | het Mr. MacWILLIAMS, Gremon |“ ". £22-c06t than 35x! fr ge La W4NTED—To tas—A PROPERTY, not teas | io ?ocm tain anne. It and cold water, =v. Price low; terms to suit. W ANTED—A PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER, at Rice's new gallery , Nos. 1217 and 1219 Peun- qrigamie avenue. Pe Who understants retouching M._P. RIC! tre of the village, 7 miles from by th ad House has 7 rooms, pantry, & ANTED—A TENANT fortwo or thise Fam. | kitchen ed; other buildings; great varicty Wee ee AR, iReemn, in Seed tees beet fruite and howers: climate. water, neighbor ly. 0 1415 , ir. ae No.1 D street northwest es the HOUSES inthe a cham! the best need apply to 314 Indiana a1 housework in» small family. References de- 1. Inquire at No. 1 St. Aloysius Church. WANTED-—A respectable white GIRL to do gen: VY ‘eral housework for asmall family; no wash- ing oF ironing. Best of references required. Good wages. No. 53 Bridge fast" ANTED—A good DRUG CLERK, at CLARK. W & CO.8 Drug Store. s ee WASTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, for five in family. Apply 1413 street, between treet { Wirrred hte deeh Bata ey strect and Pennaylvania avenue HERWOMEN.. References required. fa) 3" WANZED— Teo LAUNDRY WOMEN, PAN- TRY WOMAN. PASTRY COOK, SEA STRESS, two WAITERS, and a CLERK, at T: mout House, corner 2d «treet and Indiana + 10 rooms, irteenth street, near M, 6 rooms. Twenty-sixth street, near EK, 10 rooms. Columbia street, near Q, 8 rooms. O street, near th. 10 rooms. ioget of JOS. F. KELLEY, Re - . 902 Sth street northwest, be ROOMS. Appia the southwest corner G streets nt hwest. “OR RE’ 105 West street, Ge: 143 Genera! Land Office. I street northwest, 0; rein |, corner Sth suitable for one or two per month for one; between 9th and loth «troets, ‘OR RENT.—Two suites of ROOMS of three able fo vusekeeping. unfar- fireet. Also, two first-class 317 45 street. fine FRAME HOUSE nds, in excellent older, on 7th ng the city, Renutcheap. F- Price $3,200. Terms easy} title perfect. ANTED—A French cook (female) wishes to “L. BARBER & CO., ch: oie ee poubica, geal secks there. | _f 22-eo6t S11 7th street P.0 DID PROPERTY on between éth and Sth streets, consisting ‘all modern rty at northwest corner of K and which bas just been refitted with modern con- E. K. WILSON, 511 7th stroot_ —Four three ‘and basem-nt SES brick front, brown stonetrim: F°. SALE—A NEW HOUSE AND HALF ACRE OF LAND at Falis Church, at the cen- the city, 30 minutes following locations, —On the Ist of March, HOUSE No. ‘gctown. Apply to ROOM f 20-6" FOR RENT—A ccatly FURNISHED ROOM, entlemen. Terms, No. 939 Massachusetts arouse ty 3 cutie Fe& RENT— Furnished, $10, Untarnished, WASTED-A& SITUATION, by a trustworthy e5 $15, 5 man, competent of taking charge of any place in the city, or manager on a farm; A “MANAGER,” Star of ANTED—An SPRL REBEL fo travel with « fam- thest reference f 20-3" ily as LADY" AID or for the care of chil- EP Rooms, dren, by ope who bas acted in both capncitics. “Re- 4. F stroat worth erericen giv dddress “0. X. ar office, “OR REN re “saad Foe Bet TED—A STEAM DREDGING MACHINE, yO STORE: , eR WILLS | lidet oil aaoeaninind wis second hand. fb« 3 General Broker, Baltimore. | With avai cellars, corner of 1h and K northwest, W28TE Tmmediately—Families or Persons in suitable for Grocery or Pro ee to heed of first class SERVANTS of every descr 8. 5 tion, male and female, to cali and get supplied nt | _120-3t * 1214 F street northwest. once. Servants also can set good homes best of F% SALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. wages by Bee bet the Eureka Employment, to | 109 I street northwest, containing four rooms; | Mrs, LOUIBE'G: BUTLER, 307 Ath street, Wear | aloo tecndge hitchee eal ean four rooms, E. $2-Im | closet, hot and cold’ water ‘in chambers, heater ia WATER tier, one to know that the VIOTOR Parlor, and cooking SEWING bo gg ed has ite meedie self-set- 10 feet front Br With @ brick stable and carriage hous: ont perfect shuttle in use, resting in w | Tita trick aA radle; needle bar and works of steel. Agency. 469 ‘SON, curner of Ith street and New York Penns} Ivania avenue. “Also, Branch of Mine’ Dens. | SY°DU¢. febav-tf room; 811 oh street, between H and I, west, . (AURER to have all kinds of STAMP) done. Also, PINKING, FRENCH FLUTING, 1 Fo REN he STORE and DWELLING, all kinds of EMBROIDERY, at short notice. ‘617 Tooms, ¢: of Lith and D streets southeast. 7th street, opposite Patent Oftice. mar3-ly Apply to JOHN TAYLOR, No. 606 ean i ak WY ANTED—Everybody iu favor of thoroughly | “®t. E cleaned Cary ‘stmost as AB aie 9: Store, $45; Offices Halls, $30, $2). THOSE. WAGGAMAN, reet. tds range in kitchen. The lot is 35 100 feet deep, to x 20 foot paved alles, {OR RENT—Two nicely furnished SLEEPING tp. W. SPICER, Agent. | FP WoGMs with went bora ooh SEEERING | ) »north- | WASTED LADIES to call on MRS. streets nort Po SALE—A new four-mory BRICK D send orders te L. RIC ING, contai , at the Steam: ing Works, Maine avenue, bet. 45¢ and 6th sts. apri8-ly eee LOST AND FOUND. L%, OR MISLAID—A NOTE for One Hundred of Ps P.a.W M.T.C. AN, O13 Spponite Post Omice. © 20RDAN, fbree-fourthe of an hour from city. with trains ollars, drawn by P. H.Waggaman, to the order -H. Waggaman. The public are herby warwed Te hot to make tse of said note. "ia | 1H nod | Re the evening of the 20th instant, near ith and I «ts. northwest ,a small black and tan DOG, female. The tinder will HOUSE and LOT No. mare BRICK DWELL- space eaten eect ae 113-003 ‘ ALE—At Laurel Stati: desirable PB ROESE Sec rem wit ne bee tae Guy WILSON, 811 7th street. FoF OBERT GR SAUE—Aticr May ist next, the 7 Lafayette eq N ree centl; Vie t Schuyler Goifax. Apply jo EDW. SHIPPEN, 353° Walnut soot Philadelphia. 13 suitably rewarded by bringing it to 908 phi: 15-tths, street northwest. hn L085, 206 Bick and tan; answers to the mame | WOWRTLING No C16 Meumeltae nent of Major; had on, when font, red co | opposite Metropolitan Hotel. JNO. E. KENDALL, tas with brass padlock. "A suitable row | NO“619 ‘Peuneylvante avenue, cece eR I Ose | Wak RENT—THE STORE AND LARGE {coon emer Instanta Tight red and white | Qoorh Cun OF Won Hee amie avenue, six 8 BR DOG, 7 mouths old; white —— mn breast, and brown spot FRANCK TAYLOR, tipon tall wae fut | on legs. ‘The finder will please return tt ba! rect, between west, | [SOR RENT —No. 31S Pennsylvania avenue, i Shue ater ect yilibestas ree | Bclang: aur comnodious HOUSE of troup tates i oO RE BY MIS. | ——— Dota rrenty to cuen 0 large boarding. I fake a new dai “ beptA ON EMCOAT, with rel- | sell furniture. ‘Apply on premises or.corncr cf Gree vet collar, from Judge Wylic's on Monday evening, | hell furniture. poe y Tith instant, will please return thesame toGEORGK | S24 3 ee 2 Indiana avenue. P. FISHER, Jr., District Attorney's offer, e. fo ky of and Hplakos wake Wena to be built near it this summer, to Washi: GY peepmap tang, eerste a ¢ baste between 6th itn streets, febs- 10 REWARD .—Lost, on Saturday last, be- Enea the Baltimore Depot and the Tréam- ry, BROWN LEATHER P KET BOOK, con- tain vate papers, news| © x Uf the National Latelligencers Gity of Brooklyn aud Mercantile Journal, and about €50 above reward will be paid to any person bringing Fo \T—Several small BRICK HOUSES in i Z street. Rent @12 per month. Aj tne article and its coutents to 2908 stroct ort owittiab Wink: ted bate APR OST—On the evening of the 15th inst., a PACK- Me ied ain ld Badge, marked “J. H. | JY =A fours new BRICK HOUSE, wink Gatton y Pei Sa uate | PRP RRR on lane ae” Gee Bracelet with goid clasp, and other articies of yew- | month. Inquire 624 Louisiana avenue, am” iry. A liberal reward will be ‘upon return of | 3 p.m. elry paid upon 0 to J, LH, WINFIELD, Pay: * OB 'T—A BRICK HOUSK of § rooms, near oF 14168 8 street northwest. 21-2" F ‘the ; and on a corner BEWARD—Strayed +, 08 the Sih | having south and weet fronts; the house is new and 10 fg eek. jored. ARE MULE, | int and water. Apply at 10334 collar marked. "The above will be given if | street cast, corner North A. re eturned to NOAH DILLOR, 1630 jith street = HOUSE, farniahed com. between Q\and R streets northwest fos" * \Plstesat 406 it wtroz southeast (corane i and OBT-_On the 18th Inet. af ot in the nel and D sta. southeast.) 11-19" ayepner Cooke's, « fine CAMBRIO H JFROB BENT-—In one of the most desirable loce- of EF, bordered with lace, barteri bolder "A liberal’ row Teft at this office. Tuary 1th, bet fray’ Hotel, (along iéth, 1 and 15th lady's dark brown : } 'OR SALE OR RENT—A FARM of 150 acres, BOR AEE oF BEST ed to fruit: * av im j03-in* ks yi MGray'e” B40 Scott Places iste street -At the National , January sth, Gare RAE Fhe hades wil be iT HALL, Late ee | FE ‘O8T—On the 19th, between 4% and 23d and 7th and | Pennsyivanis avenue. ina righ pg eee Sold Frecarnah trata Octet northwest. ais MEDICAL, &c. . BICORD, 141 West Fayette street, Balti- BOARDING. Di siete Ma. trhirty years’ experience tet Hoon: = the rinary organs in thre chronic m4 cael aaa Unoary ree dave; FPR AS TAREE BOARD. ut el' tes sty days, by a local remedy. Full vigor restored. Room,on the most pleasant Avenue Mo. T949" Pennayivenia ‘srontg, between with ‘ithout BOA corner 3d street and ‘avenue. j-m* | A. Rito i ¥ ABD, PL: ky ‘ pe oy 205 corner Feaneires? avenue and Zist atrect. mayl- PERSONAL, FOE BERT tre nica a it W tf pucreutak Ft cines or ene of Eeeertaceecin.. iDENTAL 20 Fortra Lae See D® Ee0x. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest estabbished Specialist im the city, ‘Ho, $12 Méth street, above H. 6 Hours; 11 to 4 and 7 to9, dafty, W4temEsiitiey " soike: All the Newer Styles, by the Best Makers. IMPORTED DIBECT, and manufactured to our own order. AN UNUSUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Meare SREAEEOT worn, BUSINESS CHANCES, _ ine one] ee Sa eK the Box No. 403. i Teens ©) tires A. L. BARBER t CO. frost SLL TWh street, Post Ofer. GE—A FARM af 10 ¢, 12 miles froan Wash- ‘and ; good for fruit. oF price and terms, t pe: “ep amner 2 00 fWeoSt S11 Tth street, opposite Post Olive. Foe SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM of 75) acres, near Fall's rooms, | ‘soot well; i » barn Sx; od post te rent fence, one-half timbered with « rout and mk; 30 peach’ trees: 35) pears, and quinces; blackberries, raspberries. 'A fine bargain ‘4. L. BARBER & 00, FBeost 511 7th street F GE Sse 0 Pp ze corner 7th — rice, 36 ceuts per square foot. ape bt re eee P ‘ opens hea Chronicle and Wepabliesn } ‘most and reliable the Caited States, and will be sold et « sligut ad- “Eicgant FARIS KID CLOVES % cote, Party CORTON. 27 conte; Wamenita, 2 OrTos i's ) 94 and 104 from Hosiery. Gloven, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, RuMlings. ‘ke, &e very cheap, You can acd will save money by buy Ladies and Geate Vetorooer ‘@irec on and @: 1 from the mae - ste PIANOS, &e, RACTIC. GUin Fam aves ‘Jewelry Bore. She Fa °® Drug Store, corner Orb carees UNING AND REPAIRING PLANOS—Pw Pa- tes and Musral yop the most ion by 6. WiLb a BBO. cal Iestrament Makers asa ; Piance aod Musical ins Mente generally 400 ASR POR? AE pores RUTHIN SIGHT OF WASHINGTON IT Ce tlON PERFECTLY HY. BEA ALT! Kr is BRUIT OF ALL HILLIPs, fe2-Im 106 . Georgetown. ONEIDENTIAL. =I will give $100 cash for a ; weither as eer or watchman. the Départaents. "Address BONA FIDE $10.00 R a G. Ww. COOP: orney, J f21s* s eonsylvania arent. j HoUS#S. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE OR | ™ EXCHANGE. roof Brick House 8 rooms, on - between lath and Ish sts., 45,3 room: on south Datrect. Ist street cast, 9 "Ove ; o4an. on T cree tegween, th ana | oy) Ate eplendid mirrors to besold wiih the howe; £008. me two-story Brick on I7th street, between K and L streets, 5 rooms, 9200 — number ‘rame Houses in all parts of t 7. — cast half of Square No. 304, 32,000 fect: 35. per A two-st: treet north fine dry R0, Be foot bof Suare No. 85, with im- great nuniber of vacant Lots of all sizes in va. — parts of the city, on long time or cheap for et ach. A Farm of Sacres, one mile from the Aqueduct Bridge, near Fort W , on the Falls Ohurch road; a new Dwelli rooms, a fine young chard, location overloo the cities of Georgetown and Washington; for «ale or exchange for property in Washington of Georgetown Eighteen acres of Land, part of “Metropolis View,” near Glenwood. cheap for cash ree acres of Land on the Washington and Bal re railroad, near Mount Olivet; $30) per acre. With other Farms a short distance from W ton, and Lands in Maryland, Virginia, Kansos, Georgia, &C., for sale or exchange for city’ property COX & CALLEN, Beal Estate Agen’ £20-th.s.tm 519 Tth street, bet. E and F. 350 BARRELS CHOICE FAMILY, EXTRA, Aad Superfine Four, direct from milis in Val° ley of Virsinin, for sale in dots to suit, at low to close Cousiguments, J.P. SatM & 7-61" La. J ,ISHING SRORE and OUTFIT FOR RENT. near Fort Washington, known as Tulip Landing. Apply H. 5. JOHNSON, No. 493 Pe: sylvania avenue. 1i3-im Fpii0®s ACERS, THREE-QUARTERS oF A MILE from Long » Va, on Arlington Tah and Dlackewithtthsp! Reve toe koe i nt dow. R BSSSOHNSON. No-403 Boor avenue Fisia OUSE FOR SALE. The large FOUR-STORY HOUSE, with three- story extension, 915 KE street, y new, twenty rooms; furnac and water, with large jard and stable in rear. The whole property has been recently in complete repair, and is vory convenient for a ares, genteel family, or for a boarding house. Will Le sold low. Inquire at Freedman's Bank. Treacury, Pennsylvania avenue. fe 15-cott WARE OVER 300.000 FEET oF GROUND, situated in different portions of the city, forsale ‘at © small saiigeeetrores fons xchange : febad-tm TAN BOYLE’ s Co. ALTABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY at V THIVATE SALE Lot Buimenaee net ing on the south ldo of Massacl FOR SALE. JAGE STEPS, SILLS and LINTELS, and Cant re ea ie pe southwent, foot of the Capitol.” faa" JOR SALE—LOW_A stylish wom of CHEST- bE ert agra New York build, in double, new; cost, $1,500. A‘ is E OR SALE—A new PIANO fr sale; cost §600;can be had for 850 if ap- plicd for af “once.” Addrese PI PT | tftice f21a" A HOUSE and LOT; also a LOT ad- FOL scnenibr Pr OL, Shoat leaving the city’? Taquire en ie remines 1303 lth otter northwest, hear Postreet. f19-8" * CLAY FOR SALE. B®, r DODGE & DARNEILLE, 1427 F street. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. F, © BOSWELL & co., ‘ Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner 4% street and Virginia avenue, southwest, ji7-tf WASHINGTON, D. 0. JOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE, OUSES ‘BENTED ‘aad RENTS OOLLEOT, . J UaN BOYLE. FEANK BABNUM JUAN BOYLE & Co., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, ‘moar Catlett's 8t Ve. Will be sold. in quantities to cult, on easy torus, vi rederick comaey 2s SS CHOMACKER 200.3 Pla PHiLADELPaLA, GREAT REDUCTION LN PRICES. ‘These instruments, wh: BEDOFRY over all others, the most popular y over the country, can be had mow for the fol- NO8 from ANOS fro + om account of their am- z Funnavivenioresen, ILLIAM KNABE 4 00, eet apd jcCamme ANOS and PI pt ee “ ti Wittanos BODEL, WASHINGTON, D. 0. REMODELED, REF URNISHED, FIFTY PRIVATE BATH BOOMS, AND ADDED. H4™tex govse, Northeast corner of lth and K ste, 808s notes, Ko. 709 G STREET, Between 7rm ano 8ru Srennes ‘82 imreeiaL uote, JAMES SYKES, Propriecor FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AvenvR, Bevecen 1th and Lark screens, Wasminoron, D. 0. ‘Thankfal to the public for i, 7 yas ARLINGTON,” VERMONT AVENUE, T. BOESSLE « son, Proraistona, ©. WILLARD, = EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, @. PROFESSIONAL. D* M. L. JULIBS, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, 2012 D St. southwest, (near lth at.) ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, be 's Law Building, eae BO? Ponteten pee COAL AND WOOD. @ COAL DEALERS. ‘We have several hundred tons of WHITE ASH AND at CLAY SHAMOKIN FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES, at the fout of Sixth street west, which we will sell te a Ebw. ‘Coal, foot of Fourth street east. WO ap coat: i. ‘LARK & CO., in Lumber, W WOOD AND COAL! The »*t. | yard oe hecrest, bewece ‘where they . G. COPELAND, 6463 Loutsians avenus, one door cast Tih street. AWNINGS for City and County Residences CONTBAOCTOR. See oe rect, below B ot. northwest, SE norte. af store, will meet with ——————_—————————— —$————————————————————