Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. c WASHINGTON CITY: | Sars, MONDAY. ... February 24, 1873.) Mr. A. Watson, atheist, communist, and what ‘ot, who for years past has pestered the news- | papers here with contributions on all sorts of Subjects, and? most of whose effusions have been thrown into the waste basket as unworthy ef at- tention, despairing of recognition in Washing- ton, has a communication in the New York Her ald of Saturday last, in which he denounces the Press of this city as bought up, and protests against the government paying its proportion | for the improvement of the national capital. ‘This is a fair specimen of the wartare which has | been carried on against the District by its ene- | mies for two years past. Watson calls himself | & citizen of Washington, laburing for the pub- lie good, bat his animus, like that of Crane and % Roosevelt, is personal. He was turned out of of- fice just as Crane was, when the new District | iw government came into power, hence his tears. = ‘The Herald, in giving place to his communica- tion, wasdoubdtless unaware of his private griefs, | as was the case with that paper when it took | stock in Roosevelt's tirades against the Board of Public Works, not knowing that he was influ- enced by the failure of his striker, Kiley, to compel the board to “come do oo Still another Congressional investigation, and | this time the victim is Mr. J. H. Sypher, a member of the House from Louisiana, whose alleged fraudulent election to Congress is to be | inquired into by the committee on elections. | Mr. Sypher asserts that the resolution for his investigation is based upon the testimony of ‘Theodore Jacques before the Senate committee | on privileges and elections. We know nothing | about Mr. Sypher’s case, bat if the sole testi- mony of the man Jacques is to be relied upon te convict him, we cannot well see why Mr. Kerr should have offered the resolation, for the un- blushing manner in which Jacques testified to bis own villainy before the Senate committee | on privileges and elections a few weeks since must have satisfied the members of that com- mittee that it would be unsafe to take steck in nuy assertions he might make, even under the solemnity of anosth. It is presumed that any other committee would come to the same con- clusion on hearing him give an account of his ceeds. The legislature of Massachusetts will doubt- | less expunge the resolution of censure passed upon Senator Sumner on account of his resolu- tion that the names of battles with fellow-citi- zens should not appear in the army register, or on the regimental colors of the United States. | ‘The two notable petitioys to that end drawn up by John G. Whittier have been generally and most influentially signed, and there seems to be | a general wish on the part of the best people in the state to have the resolution of censure | promptly rescinded, especially in view of Mr. | Sumner’s precarious health. The Boston Ad- | vertiser seems to represent the views of this class in saying that whatever may be the merits of Mr. Sumner’s proposition, it was at least a subject upon which one might be indulged the luxury of an opinion without being suspected of treason, and that “the adoption of the resolu- tion was an act of intolerance every way un- worthy of the legislature which adopted it, and of gross injustice to Mr. Sumne +oee- ‘The Boston Transcript sa: election for United States Senator never oc- curred in Massachusetts wherein it was so ab- solutely impossible to foretell the result. This arises from the non-committalism of such a large number of the membersof the legislature. While Mr. Boutwell and Mr. Dawes are un- questionably the leading candidates, the Trans- cript thinks the legislature would be warmly applanded in all parts of the Commonwealth if it should elect Judge Hoar as the successor of | Senator Wilson, ‘on the ground that it is better for Mr. Boutwell to remain in the Treasury de- | partment—where he has rendered such signal service to the country—and for Mr. Dawes to continue at the head of the ways and means committee of the House of Representatives, | Where his intelligence, business capacity and unimpeached integrity will be of immense use to the government and the nation at large, in the next Cangress.”” a ‘The peace commissioners sent out to Captain Jack, the hero of the lava beds, are a little afraid of conferring with that renowned savage face to face, and so sent “Mrs. Whittles” to negotiate with him. At last accounts she had not returned, and considerable anxiety was felt in regard to her scalp. It is quite possible that | Capt. Jack did not like the idea of one of his | own people acting in the capacity of a peace commissioner in behalf of the whites, and that Mrs. Whittles’ chignon now adorns his girdle. At is certainly not very creditable to our mili- tary now beseiging Capt. Jack that they should allow the latter with but fifteen or twenty men tojhold them at bay so long. On to the lava beds! +see- Reports from Peru contain newsof a new propost-ion made to the Peruvian government by the Mea*ts. Dreyfus & Co., for the negotia- | thon of an ada.\tional loan to secure the comple- | tion of railroads goutracted for with Mr. Meigs | since the famous Gora and Pamo contracts. | In addition to pro funds for old deficien- | cies and the twelve million »2Und sterling loan | already negotiated, and on whic.’ all the roads | are now being constructed in part, Dreyfus & i= Co. propose to take a mortgage on all y""*00 | deposits on the coast and islands of Peru, ana | Joan an additional ‘fifteen million pounds | sterling. The government has agreed to accept | this proposition ———_—_-ee-____. ‘The London special in our telepraphic col- yma about the revolution in Spain contains | some interesting develepments relative to the abdication of King Amadeus. It seems that he expected to be recalled by the army with whom he sided against the ministry and the coup etat by which Spain was declared a republic, | — was a stunniny surprize tohim. King Emanuel is afraid Italy will follow the other two Latin nations—France and Spain—and the Emperor William is afraid Germany may get inoculated “ith the republican idea too. ee ‘We condoie with the Sunday Herald on being, dike Tue Stan, the victim of the nimbie-fin- gered members of the press of the country, who know a good thing when they see it, but haven't the conscience to give proper credit. Tt is decidedly amusing to skinned eels to note the coolness with which these outside papers appropriate Star items by the hundred, and then turn around and say ‘‘there’s nothing in the Washington papers.” There literally ain't, after they go through "em with their scissors. ————————— ‘The Investigators here who want Gen. Dodge, whilom engineer, &c., of the Union Pacific read, are very much bothered by conflicting reports concerning the whereabouts of that wide-spread individual. One day be is reported in Texas, the next day in Nebraska, but never within summoning reach of the Sergeant-at-Arms. ‘To-morrow will be a kind of judgment day in the House, as the recommendations of the Po- and credit mobilier committee with reference to Messrs. Ames and Brooks will be brought up for action. The report will doubtiess elicit much discussion and attract a large number of spectators to the galleries. Agthe statement that. Vice President Colfax .s offered his house in Washington for sale has gone the rounds and done Aon one in yvinting editorial paragraphs, it may be re- marked that Mr. Colfax bas mever owned a bouse in Washington. Oakes Ames, it is stated, is preparing his speecb—exculpatory and —and will bave it read from the Clerk’s desk by Mr. McPherson. As the late H.G. would say, it is Likely to be “mighty Interesting reading.” ore Petitions are in circulation for the pardon of ———_ -see- Mr. J. B. Stewart continues to rot in Bas. file. Only eight days more of Robert B. Roosevelt @nd Cahes Ames. "Berger ¥ oes Hath. | machinery, | all the ailments incident to the sex. has lower lake re- gion during the Wi cloudiness, and north- ‘west winds prevail i th Atlantic — i apll clear Kova sh west Winds with clear weather are repo - rea of low with per lake region. ‘barometer Pain hes ai over t California and regen soware font Montana. perature has fallen Pegging morning from Texas to the St. Lawrence, and westward to the A: coast. It has rises rom the Missouri river to the upper lake. It ts at zero or below over lake Erie, Peansylvania, and New Eng- ee RQRARILITTE® —For the rest of Monday over nort! incest winds anf o continued cold weatien ear cloudy woster! winds in the Middle states’ Southwest winds dss ond Tisi taanperatare _orer the lake om and nd clear weather in the South Atl: Pare era Curt eater. Easter], = bone a ay res by Sabapeermeatiee BECRLSIOR | Eonar, No. 14, gia of the members of this epeaniees Pere o bear as E, No 10" Subject: The Good ‘THE THIRD ANNU. the MEDICA L DEP Aut First Congregational Church. streets. —o to th y eictriine baa hi a Go8 PA: MER. M.D hae TABOR JONSON, M.D... Secrotary, f 24-3 “(Republican and Chronicle, 2} [Ges Basr war To HEALTH. ene invited . Dean, ‘The appetite is generally keener in winter than in summer, but the same low temperature which begets an inereased desire for food is apt to decrease the ability of the stomach to digest it. The most aggra- | vated cases of acute dyspepsia occur at this season; and the best, in fact, the only way, to control and cure them, is to stimulate and tone the stomach and invigorate and regulate the secretive and dis- charging organs. To do this promptly, safely and thoroughly (without involving any change in the ordinary habits of the invalid) a course of Hostet- ter’s Stomach Bitters will be necessary. In order to accomplish a radical cure of indigestion, it is not enough to influence the organs of digestion. The liver, the intestines. the circulation, every or- gan and every secretion concerned fn tho work of assimilating the food and in carrying off the waste matter of the system, must be brought into a natural condition. Upon all these portions of the living the great vegetable medicine, which stands at the head of all modern restoratives, acts powerfully and beneficially. The feeble should take at least one dose daily at all seasons of the year; and it may be taken with great benefit twice a day by all re isposed to dyspepsia, es oF ous atiacks. Ladies will find it a very present i the latter class of complaints, anil, indeed, in f2t-eodttsW HOWARD PIM ey tar eh ts] E. en, pe ey at the COMET ot Medical Department ESDAY, F; Department, THURSDAY. Rey BT" The, public are invited to attend. By order of the Executive Committes BARBER, f2-smwthét Secretary Bora of Trustees. ei in agreat ree al inciples of nek 's ic Syrup, nied while as pleasant ta the palate Sethe parece cpnfections, ite medicinal properties render it effectual in coughs, colds, bronchial and tatarthal affections, &<. fhe ‘most acceptable dren oF infants, and can be given with mal gentlemen, or those from loss of voles, it is indiapens nsable. These candies are put up in 25 cent boxes conveni- SEU Me pocket, and are, for sale by all druge and K on Tebte-tr NW. E. corner sth and Arch ts, Phil CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL —Aj to fill s vacancy in the place of HO ‘LAN in this institution will a received MARCH rn, by the Secret 7 B.D the Board of | ao: De A ocghe 3 nino. x 103" New York 4-f me. ee NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 Pexnevivanta Avence, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel2-ly NOTICE Tu TAX-PAYERS. Assessors of the sexeral I having com ng wplated the the icati A PHY: — interest to the United Senate should be con- upon such communica- By the President: Hautctow Freu, Secretary of State. | ere eotn. DB. W. B. JARRETT, ‘all. |. Evans. mid ~ 10) re PEEIWARIN iG. — a poh epee oat jo ch the i latest ad beat ste; oh x Mitre wire: COREY'S, oat im Tih st street RN Wwe naa | NARY BIRDS, KING BIRDS AND | CY tab Foop | one ARTSRECHT, | £24-1m* Si53 Sevemth hw JOSEPH 3. Mas 3) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, ‘939 Pa. AvE., BET. 9TH anv 10TH Sts, White, with 1,2,3,4and 6 Buttons. Evening colors, 1, 2,3, and 4 buttons, | NOTICE To 5 =) Bi zeege, or, STSz.aigts Int bering, damaged =a ‘@xtent as to render it impossible to do business mos aa we respectfully inform our mo eg we all aus ag 2 receive all accounts, aa weil usual, at our BRANCH GOTTH (Repu! fem. | ‘Ivani: te r BERREND £00. ICE. FOR THE INAUGURATION, Just received, a lar; ze assortment of U. — FLAGS, from 6 to 1 feet lao, large stock of small ORATION FLAGS. te MRS. op RRGALIA ‘AND Rite STORE. 10 Ponnsylvani 5 7 AN uy INE ROYAL MAIL STEAME: TO AND FROM LIV Nerown CALLING AT Eyery THURSDAY on and SATURDAY, from Pier 45, North River, New York. RATES OF FAssacE: Cabin, $75 and _ too at edtioed rates. 1, au et 0 Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, London, Carditt or Bristol, #90 cur! Fency. Prepaid certificates f from above ports, G32 ly to JOHN G. “PALE, Agent, 15 Broulway Nee (ork. net BROSNAN, WashisctonsG i Wth streets. f24-im sou WENIR- OF WASHINGTON. SOMETHING NEW. EVERYBODY WANTS IT. Will be ready on the aith instant, and for sale at all he “the Bookstotes and Neve Stands, ECT BiJoU. a Boxes, Bes vantifaity CONTAINING Hae strani vom peceet Pi BIG BU pikes . No finer views have ever | fas Can be sent ina etter. Pat ot Price only 50 cents. rade ou , pee RERVAND & TOWERS, fue 9 Penneyivania avenue, | For Full Dress. | ‘USTOM-MADE “ SWALLOW-TAIL” COATS, | USTOM MADE “SWALLOW-TAIL” COATS. SUSTOM-MADE * SWALLOW. “TAIL” COATS, | AND oe wit ue02 BLACK POESKIN PANTS. USTO! ADE BLACK DOESKIN PANTS. custom. MADE BLACK DOESKIN PANTS. A superb line of the above Goods for full-dress oc- ¢asions just manufactured in our custom department ; prices fully forty per cent. less than the same goods made to order. BHABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, fer-tr Conner 71H ann D Streets. TSE ok WREGDO REGIMENT "MARYLAND BAND, Prof. WINTER, Leader, can be on- bg o> Lod SuEQUIS, WINTER, F street. f22-2t Baltimore, Ma. Nozice Rg oe =r 9 Grae ¥i Shrubbery ih] DUNHAM, Georgetown, D-O- {2-3 Nv OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. on the fourth of March | STeR<* st rogue to it on the part of the } work ov THE Wasiixetox Aquepret, ig we 21 lorsed *‘ Pro} legraph received at the ee "Riueduct woril 12 o'clock m: on the 24th day of March next for the fre r Great Falls to Washi eee obese etree enon theta form, me. fica, can be eden son YBa in person rs fe28-6¢ _ Chief Rumors Wankington Acwedict, N ICHOLS, NICH oHObS, | ICHOLS, pee NICH THE ONLY NICHOLS.) Sells Ladies! Gents, nd, Ouildren’s HOSIERY very . sTuBET NORTHWEST, pay cust ustomere (fom any part of mpTRERT, Fo ope cet ea aimee Fe. 1009 * oat Becky to silt w City to visit ee faite 1000 BED TICKS, READY MADE. 1000 BED SHEETS, VER¥ CHEAP. WALL ROBINSON & CO., 12-tf 921 Pennsylvania avenue. Q,RANT'S INAUGURATION 1873. = our Bunting, Silk and wealid’ - FLAGS at the U. 8. FLAG DEPOT, 67 West Pratt street. Baltimore, J. W. LOANE & SON. k few more Silk Flags, 2¢ yoni, tome | iow gieac NOBLE CHARITY. OMAHA LOTTERY: TO ERECT THE | NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM | Tobe Drawn in Public, MAROH Stat, 1973. } ‘Pickets, 1 cach or Six for BB. ‘Tickets sont by Express C. 0. D., if desired, TRESS | (SRE oa Heenrs of Pciesn end. Ce sacar ono an of te will Remove and Prevent SCALE in any Steam 1 saad “a WANTS. SS W's TEie in, ome ‘as cook. ~~ eaeED it derwerk Smelt famtiy, 1 at 933 New York avenue. sabe, tn be apt j wife, or bostain for homer ates Addrens This dtc, statiuy tore i * ANTED A white WOM asa eae washing and oy None but first 4 Sree Was ics ESEMTENEE, ass air Work, at Mrs. T's, Fashion ais Ser ana cahte, ear connec of Witurrens Preeti Ler el AR TED At once, 6 cu attive MAN to solici ate. whe ep with th tae preferred, Inquire Room 9, nh street northwest uD ws nine Al TRL to do hoasewark. apes aa ‘at 336 C street, ext 60 2 wi TED —Immediately—A good white COOK, V at No. 1619 H street. “wo wanhiog and ironing req ws ANTED — humediately — Wats SEE. VANT reeled toe for & va metiam sian aay Apply at 926 WASTED—Tweul “five ee: preset athe Sapa SPRRTLLTA AM IXLER, 22. ne 1 Estate Bis sth street. ‘or three or “al tna i a > large ~y Sait Ww hd aking, _—" Wa D SR ae, a ‘ania “thar leventh streets ; reat paid 5 ret ; pancteally, ad care taken, Address Mie, J. ar omer. oe Want Lhd HOUSE. Within 31 and tah and M Streets, northwest, cea parm seven to tenn ioome: modern conventenérs. Cash and balance on long Address P.O. W54sreD—* ‘good a ho understai nds operati: a ‘ing-machine ferred.” Apply Gano 8, 914 Ponnsylvanis enue, bet ae Ww N Spee th Tooms corner of 8th and L aval matwests CUPTOMERS. to bay Cas- red Hi howe) ‘ali kinds Pork and | Sard’s rey? Tie Sag ol Beet ft lowest rates rf "3 Ibe. Boe se Beet at iow ‘Tomatoes, x her goods in proportion; Salt Purk 8° sale Beet | x + Im Warm YOUNG LADY fully competent, ‘ing, Nd - i 8 desires copying, A om write Pay Py ee 3 § E., Star Office. arene W Fae co eemetiately— COLORED, Wo- ‘AN to was ee in Fal are: None but a first Tate — need a i, 180s s — the hours of 20 Wat ANTED—To bay—A PROP: EETY: not less han S600; central! located: caer Mr. MacWILL House, ith and E streets. W 4NTED—A PHOTOGRAPHIC CPRNTER, st Rice’s new gallery, Nos. 1217 and sylvapia avenue. One wpe, aerate rte negatives preferred. [21-37] M. P. RI ANTED—A TENANT for two or three Farn- ished or Unfurnished Rooms. in a quiet fami- ly. Apply No. 1416 D street northwest, near the reasury. 21-3" WASTED—A competent GIRL honsework ine small, family. sired. Inquire at site St. Aloysius C le NTED—A respectable white GIRT. ey Wiki housework for asmall famils Wo wash. ing or ironi Best of references r rood wages. No. 83 Bridge st., Georgetown, { 21-31" ANTED Every one to Know thet the VICTOR Pak Se ed ing: er ‘mse, in cradle; needle bar and works of steel. ’ Agency. te? Pennsylvania avenue. Also, Branch of Mine, Det orest's — a w. SPICER, to call_on et ae i | BY notice. 617 th streets opposite Patent Olice. ” rmara ay W ‘raed carpe dee Sr favor of toroughly sendorders to L. Pick. atthe Steam Carpet Beating Maine avert 3 and 6th art Bole To do general Referonces de- 41 street northwest ty opRe” ANTED=TADIES LOST AND FOUND. | Pratee” Mra. Grant's a yn. Saturday after- February 201, indy's MINK COLLATE. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving tig same at this office, or 193% Columbia street, f202" oa "pens caney Tears P Droary Ovver will prove ‘pro | Heth and tuke her away, aay » one SOW, on corner Sth and P sts. £24- i ° 2a, instant; & Brindle Ball TER year old. ral reward w Bo. 46 Tab str Sra D.C, OHARLES Silt ceeiietheb Mil at nll O8r Som the 23d instant, lored 1G; wirite breast und winte te “tips ‘on his toss: aod d long fringy tall; a 4 Please retura hime No. 207 te he F mn reek, streets, where a liberal reward wall be vs siven. SS ¢ ale Lion OR HISLAID—4. NOTE for Oue Hundred ee drawn by ne re. Ww ageemen Bese the order Botte make Soot nesters ore be "ia OST DOG—Biack =e tan t Major; had on, when oat, red col, qu), dat with board lock. itable rew: A su! at Sid pk 8 y leaving him La C st. oat OST—At the National a uary Sth, L Oye atin. Fe aa dar wil be ouinsbiy rewarded by leaving it at Star Litt areeta parce RTE abe Sea L streets, a of sreotaste IE Said itreturmed to 27 O terest Nenttesoa For the Inauguration. JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE or BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED. PANTALOONS, BLACK DOESKIN AND CASSIMERE, AND LIGHT COLORED CASSIMERE, KESTS, BLACK CLOTH AND WHITE MARSEILLES. OVERCOATS, DIFFERENT SHADES LIGHT WEIGHT. * Tam still continuing the sale of my Winter Stock AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I am offering WINTER SUITS from $3 to 86 Jess than regular prices, and Heavy OVERCOATS from §3 to 10. CALL AED SEE. A. STRAUB, POPUL4E CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th streets, * ‘Third door from lth street. ‘@1 TO 01.96 PER PATE. — ties. the veey dest. on EIGHT WIN- ennsylvania avenue, ims For ress RENT: a, weuite ‘of FURNISHED ROOMS. ut. @itable fortwo gentlemen or Sithod feet 639 D street northwest, between two first-class ea BLT 4% street. ps ieee —RoveEs in the following locations, crm improvements : Thirteen sat, 4th, 6 rooms each. T street, near ‘Two on Sth street, near G, 9 rooms each. Sixth street, near P, 10 rooms and stable. Fut street, near P, 10 rooms, irteenth street, near M,6 enty-sixth street, near Columbia street, near treet, near Hh. 16 roo wire of S08. F KELLEY, Sh street northwest, between 1 rooms. K, 0 rooms. Best. § rodats. Real Estate Agent. = = {08 RENT—On tha lat of March, HOUSE No, F% 108 West ee Abply to ROC ROOM Fe a E iwo-story RI HOUSE, No. ining four rooms: cellar, be with water 0 The lot is 38 a. seve ‘inte al east water, beth'roome, a cadet Fa Yor rent: 4 $8, $88, and 86 per ber month, aeiae are opportanity f for fal home. Apply “BARBER & CO., 112-w.f.m 6t ts 7th stroet, opposite P.O. ‘OR RENT—THE STORE AND LARGE DWELLING, 457 Pennsylvania avenue, six doors east of National FRANCK TAY TAYLOR, mt indiana avenue. Fors OR RENT—A FARM of ise vet'tll watered. and adapt i toiiece from’ waite font itle perfect be built near it this summer, direct to to W. city y inasehinas. Inanise ok 619, Ba. oF a ave: nue Bra Favsen Gi um Tike otreetas OR RENT Several snail BRICK Was SES in rear of r mon io WibLtAM'’ TYLER, Beal Beate Broker, 718 ro [NT—A fourtoom new BRICK HOUSI half square from lth-atreet cars. oe ire 624 Fone RENT—A BRICK HOUSE of 8 oa near ‘Capitol; locatien ful, and on een west fronts; the house is Fe ia repair gasand water, Apply jorth A. For RENT—Two-story HOUSE, — com. oo bane at 406 let ptrect southeast, (corner Ix Ist and southeast. FOE BENT in one of the most in the city, streets, No. 1408, sing! en suite or Booms communicating. Pi NT—The HOUSE and? Ate ieee F he Hons ya Property, tu Virgiat 4 nedact reasc pew quedoct Bridge, ot of W. BOARDING. TBST CLASS TABLE BOARD, ' Par hota FOR BERT fe pieot furnintcd ROOMS, with ota hor without a BOARD | coraer Saree pe eee avenue. rate, at 310. ae ems, a PERSONAL. be romp pattie for an debts JENNIE ME. pe COMErACt, aa ih vv isi —o support, and she refused to ‘pertcdpatc patcin the sae, Tere 8 ‘24 3t' DAVID MEIKLE. T MaY _CONCER . | PowHo Having caught three -raons with a cart genera on Petrith Farm, now be it known that I will prose- cute to the extremity of the Jaw, amd will pay any rson $20 that = give ach ev oe idence as will con- Vict the parties b fi f 24-4 Sr MES TOWLES. org, —THE BUOKS Et i) | AboorETs oF N? Ene having et to us, of a. ari Ki 1306 L sai authorized to settle them. L. BARBOUR and others, Assignee. RS. H. J. FRENCH, the Celebrated Reliable 726 lith street _nort! me het gives Geliniations of of character by Snares ‘writing or leck of bair. “ivan” MEDICAL, &c. D ar, th ze West Fayette street, Bal in Hos; ineanes Site Ww a and ae Debili- CA ly treated. ies agreeable. RC RORAER, Washington DG “tsi Ds. EIGQED, 141 Wow aegis Or oe Doe. oe oh tines mailed or ex: Wp a febs ins ADAME WILSON, TTT es er ‘Mibwire, DENTAL 70 1. ie PEE ie, ea pation ries D* ana CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest established Specialist in the city. No, 611 Mth street, above H. Hours: Il to 4 and 7 to 9, daily, Sz Bpecialty—Female Complaints and CARPENTER, BUILDER, - AD > OONTEACTOR. LOAN on res sams. Call at ite suit. $9,000 232. teacen tee “wa. F. Ree oft gee ante BouS PRE: $10, 000 ince in one or lnaeese ae ley of ‘Virginia sale im ries at ol 9.8 avenue ak - by Ly aay ; BTJOHNSON, No. 4 93 Pr Vea: | Fuaye : SB0 ry ental nce bt, of t ‘ | ee jaices of th Toes O i23, to In anticipation of Inauguration Day, MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, Proprietors of the Popular Establishment known as ay Arcaée, to the public thar. ArcR La, liocemeoteherd it the sick of bets When qaeke ek PLYs. TNobains, soit WOLFo & SHILBERG, i? SEVENTH STREET | fr Between D and K atreots sonthiw owt . a Tore To ner) A? propHeaDe co's. BSJOHNSON, No. = BLACK ALPACAS rednord from , ane OUSE FOR SALE. other Ses SeeSeR ISS The large FOUR STORY HOUSE, with three EE AW LS. om story extension, 91 B street, nearly ‘new, two Woo) “ roomie farnace, bas auf water, with range jard a T SSWISSES, FRENCH MUSLINS, stable in rear. ¥ has been recently | NA abd e host of other Wiite Goods ai Pat in comolate nie a very convenient fora Tess than formar races ree genteel family or for a boarding house. Wil | "BLACK Bees S SILKS, of celebrated be sold low. Inquire at F: reedmau's nk, ikea makes from §1.25 we been am Treasury, Penns) lvania avenue. ey ty the cet Oh experienc reliable houses. Salts Es ogee HERE at | Gece meee rent di city, for male at rapall nd ‘advance on \ aeacmnmt ott rcbapbletided “ . Willexe . >it a hange te ake aan a | Androscoggin y's, CAETOX. T° TT coats; Wameutta, Ve SEauing SCLETRY. onc stetionecrs ate agents, PROVED PROPERTY & fn og 2, | Eee ria ee |S Lossox ON Wes Ea ate — The ws Bucky cor" } ner Ne uy MONDA ati Too penis loans on have Parties applications in b Moblin tuew BOTT rasan UILDERS —For Tengen, Attire dr $10,000 a Tao ia bars Wits RB, 513 7th street. Land FIX- Fancy Store, No. RES of i per namaste ess | os ———_—=—z—x—Akz—zz—=—=~=_E_ E.G. "dunce f24-st ki nat Opp. iter Market. AN the oldest best FRUIT ERY STORES im the city sell on small efor roal ertate Satisfactory. "Apply or alirees 3. ED Corner 9th street northwest. f2'6™ CE iE STEPS, Lg Se ansl a iy of build ED thine tosell. - ree! atone, for sale WARD THOMAS Marble Yard, int and 'B's Bistreeis southwest, foot of the Capitol 2-3 SOR SALE—LOW_A at team of CHEST- NUTS, «Coupe Rockawas, New York \uild> tn bretty good eonditiin, '& set of S'erend concer! Plane, belneay's meskes ood ® grand concer! Plano: Stetnwap's makes as gond. as hew; Cost, 1400. Address, C a “this office t 22-6t= OR SAME—A pew Steinway PIANO for eale; cont $610; can be had for 8530 plied “for af ‘ouce.” Address P Xo, ORR | o8 ‘OR bmg HOUSE and LOT; also a LOT ad- ping: GROCERIES and Frit TURES; three frown OO 7 og em Ee be sold, ‘ae ‘owner is bout leavi we city. Inquire on ye premises, | 1403 ton street northwest, near Pstreet. fist" BPs cer FOR SALE. DODGE & DARNEILLE, jut 7 F street, PROFESSIONAL. p* M. L. JULIEN, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, iM-Im* 1019 D St. southwest, (near Nth st.) B. FOSTER, M. Cc. Bo 1106! first vy York avenue, sis LE E,BPAILEY, tt haba Sapa CLEPHASE, ap ak TESS EES aunt mae Jjoun ¥. HANNA, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bo.8 % i. Law de8-tf » D.C. ee REAL ESTATE AGENTS. F. * BOSWELL « co., . Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner bay av vw Baal Virginia avenue, WASHINGTON Dd. oO. 1e1 FoR SALE, Hots “ELNTED ‘and ‘Muats OOLLEOT- UA BOYLE. FRANK a JUAN BOYLE & CO., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, Bo. 605 Fiurrestu iT. (Opposite Treasury.) and emails on the line of fanauier county, Wa, very ken Ya, win cen ae Corres te 54, 94 and 10-4 from sierytitoge, Ribbons, Han fkerchiets, Neck 4 e-, very cheap. Kou can aid will Sremton by bs Ladies and ae ebitean b Sat trom th Uiacturers at wholesale prices, — PIANOS, &e, Gury Gy NBR Wide Tye OF Pianos aN m.] Spates Man Tbrer, meee ite ees puis = ‘ILD & BRO. aa 200.5 PF Ss s ——— GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES. ARE AND fein FIANOB. fort Tare, aud upon the heir oop jteetionce forty years, ‘unpurcl which pronounces them ‘smegusiied for thei tone, touch, wor have been awarded i ead gaat faire ov: butane P new sad impeoeed ofa sites PIANOS and PIANOS ana well-known factories for sale ‘4. BACH W ILLABD’S HOTEL, WASEINGTOR, D. 0. REMODELED, REPO RNISHED, FIFTY Pi\ Ate bo 7H-ROO! ELa ato! OPEN NOVEMBER &, 1573. _Secdi-ly J. ¥. CAKE, Proprictor. Umon .t UTEL, Sreretrown. 2.8, ‘Thite Hotel Lan been newly 1 couuaica ait ue = of which, from tic velivona anf Snmbos, Sonsin, pase, the’ door every wu of three suuton. Persons Suskuees line of the canal eee tee: ~ stop at this house. ay ¥ 6 > eet Betwaen 7ru an Sra Strerts. *[3* Deena BoTEL, JAMES BYKES, Propricor. Frosting PENNsTLvamia Avanve, Bawern uA and leh streeis, Wasnixetos, D. 0. VERMONT AVENUE, ‘T. BORSSLE & 505, Proraterons. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, 0. COAL AND WOOD. © COAL DEALERS. ‘We bave several hundred tons of WHITE ASH AND Li a CLAY SHAMOKIN “ =