Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1873, Page 2

Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY....... December 3, 1873. Whene ver a disaster oceurs at sea the circum- stance is always noticeable that the pro- portion of passengers lost is much greater than that suffered by the crew. This was the case im the late terrmble Ville da Havre disaster, where most of the passengers perished, while a majority of the officers and crew were saved. In view of this fact the Baltimore American is Jed to remarx that such an extraordinary dis- Proportion gives rise to the supposition that the men who were charged with the duty of saving the lives of the passengers during the few min- utes that the ship remained above water busied themselves in preparing to keep themselves afloat, without regard to those who entrusted themselves to their skill as sailors, and gallan- try and courage as men. One fact must be re- membered, however. The officers and crew are more familiar with the perils of the deep, and are, consequently, better prepared in case of accident, to devise means for their escape. Be- sides, all or most of them are presumed to be excellent swimmers, while, perhaps, a majority of the passengers have not this peculiar advan- tage. It is generally conceded that many per- sons under such circumstances lose their lives needlessly, the terror of the situation depriving them of their wits, and blinding them to avail- able means of escape which may be at hand, even to the efforts of the seamen in their behalf. Hundreds frequently throw themselves over- board against the commands of the officers, and | the best means for their rescue fail, because of their panic-stricken condition. It is therefore | little to be wondered at that so many persons | unaccustomed to the sea and its dangers should | | perish, while many of those whose lives are spent upon the ocean should be saved ———_c2 The President, whohas ever shown a hearty | interest in the welfare of this city, gives warm | endorsement in his message to the efforts of our | Board of Public Works to improve the national | capital. His words are so much to the pointas | | 20 | Gold, 9 Money,7 FINANCIAL AND SD COMMERCIAL, Wall street was quiet ye: yesterday, awaiting the | pubbeation of the President's message and re- Petts from the various departments. ee DISCOUNT FOR CASH! The Markets. i aSapTmons, bee ‘Virginia sixes, consoli- 2 Weat Virgini » 10; North ‘Carolina, S bid to-day Battimore, Dec, 3—Cotton qnivt. Flour fair Wheat gaiet—Onio and Indiana 1.60170. Corn wenk 6@#8; ) ellow southern, | dal! —south DISCOUNT FOR CASH! DISCOUNT FOR CASH! Bron isions irregular Bacon erchrnged. Sngar-cored hams, Inch Pork, 4 6@18 0. Lard, 8@x\. Wesern butte active aud firm—good to choice rolls and tubs, 25@ | Coffee strong and unchanged. Whiskey ‘firm, | AGM. New Yorn, Dee. $—Stocks active and irrequlat Exchange, long, 8: short, 9. | Governments strong. New York, Dec. $—Flovr dail and heavy. Noocat dull end declining. Corn dull and nominally ower. Loxpox, Dec. 3 ~ American secnrities—smail tales. t ubchanged prices. Loxton; Dec. 8, 2.30 p.m —Brie sc. ® jentes £9 francs 6 en. Lonvon, Dee. 30 _p.m.—The rate rx aigoonst in open market for these movthe’b tia Ss per cent sary below the Bank of England r sironnt of bullion gone int» the Bank of gland ce balance to-day is £63,000. Bri ferred, 58%. 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT! 10 PEB CENT. DISCOUNT! 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT! ae WEATHER, Wan Dx: (Afica of COL Semel Oiaer, SWasuineron, Decombcr 31ers, toa SYNoPsi« FOR THE Past TWENT OUR wowts- — ‘The pressure has diminished slightly on the Atia: the const frem New England to Flori Th Ferature har rises renghent t! United S.ate: east of the Mississippi tiver, ard the ppet ‘ako region. Threatening weather with fog and rain and light to brisk sentherly winds prevail in New Evg end, the middle states and the lower lake region, d thence south at ward over the Ohio valley, th ouri and k To Mise ssippl vail easterly to sont FP with cla reported from the South Ae au- Until January 1, 1874. ‘igh LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Shor New Bnsland increastiog southwesterly winds, with throat- @ rainy will prevail daring the ve diminishing with ris\ag tempera; miad| ke regtot 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 3 at i therly to westerly hwest, the western portion ¢ lake region aod thenc Have concinded to continue to offet stock of edly low temperature and rd rain, followed by partly cloudy dvesdny night. For the southern aroas of snow imipishing presenre, with cloudy cht rain, tho temperature falling | T ADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE 1th inetant he dirplay of can tionary signals will be suspended at the lake ports | for the winter. N FURNISHING GOODS TICE TO BUTCHERS —Tho weather per- Sane ek I shal! effer for sale at the, AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT, Cattle are cea ieee, Thursday next, SIX VEBY eer BS, which wil to justify reproduction. He says: “ Under the very efficient management of the | Governor and Board of Public Works of this | District the city of Washington is rapidly as- suming the appearance of a capital of which | the nation may well be proud. From being a | Most unsightiv place three years ago, disagree- | able — through in summer in consequence of the dust arising trom unpaved streets, almost impassible in the winter from the mud. itis now one of the most sightly cities in the country, and can boast of being the best paved. The work has been cione systematically; the plans, grades, location of sewers, water and | gas mains being determined upon before the | work was commenced, thus securing perma- nevey when completed. i question whether so much bas ever m accomplished before, in any American city, for the same expenditures. ‘The government having large reservations in the city, and the nation “at large having an in- | terest in their capital I recommend a liberal policy towards the District of Colambia, and that the government should bear its just share | of the expense of these improvements. ery citizen visiting the capital feels a pride in its growing beanty, and thathe, too, is part owner | the investments made here.” Our Board of Health, it will be seen, are making a valiant raid upon the soap factory on | G street. This may be all right, but as the manufacturing establishment in question is | situated in a locality devoted to manufacturing and mechanical pursuits, and does not seem to meet with particular disfavor there, it might be well for the board not to devote all their atten- tion to it, but spare some of their energies to deal with the “odorless” night-soil hambug and similar nuisances, concerning which #0 mach complaint has been made, with so little effect. — +<e-- ‘The news which comes to us from New Or- | leans this morning about the terrible state of things at Havana may be all true, as set forth, but it looks very much as if it was doctored to | fire the warlike heart of the prospective sutlera | &nd camp followers who are trying to get other people to carry muskets and be killed in order | to “ make good times again.” It dors look hard | to see vaet fortunes fading into thin air just be- | cause our government won't rush into war | whether or no. Hence these shrieks, we suse pect — The teachers of the public sctiools, when they were paid off, Saturday, by the clerk of the board of education, were informed that they would receive no money at the close of Decem ber, and possibly none at the end of Januar, ‘So many of these teachers, expectally the female ones, live from hand to mouth, that this news has put them in a terrible quandary, and they do not see how they will be able to get along for even @ couple of months on what they have just received for ir services for November.” And all this ‘happened not in villified Wash- ington, but in Chicago. Our * Special” libelers will please b bear this in mind. The two closing paragraphs of ‘the Pr President's message are especially suggestive. In the first of the two the President renews his recommen- ation for general amnesty, and in the last par- agraph suggests the enactment of a law to bet- ter to secure civil mghts for the enfranchised slave. The naturai inference would be that the | President believes that if general amnesty is |}! extended to the south, that section will not ob- | Ject to the passage of a law to secure more effec. | tually the se rights of the he colored men. A Virginia journal give gives some reasons why Thanksgiving day was not observed in its lo- cality. First, the people residing there do not give thanks for anything: second, a great many Persons forgot ths? it was Thanksgiving day; and third, the a great many turkeys died with the cholr'ra last summer, and consequently the — had nothing to celebrate the occasion with. ———————— The Indianapolis Dai!y Journal, in comment- ing upon the late appointments made im this District, has the following: “Governor Shepherd, of the District of Co- lumbia, in bis new appointments to territorial | offices, has selected the very best men from both | litical parties, and, better than all, has et- Fected an gregate saving of $45,000 in the amount of sal per annum. This is a example; there are many public officers all over the land who would do well to follow this Shep- herd.” see. ‘Texas elects a governor, state officers, and members of the legislature to-day. Owing toa division in the republican ranks, caused by the Tenomination of Gov. Davis, it is believed that the democrats will carry the election. jock, in full drew a form. By order of ti Com 8? Ht fall Green no A SuINGTON, Recorder. 7 New York avenue and sth xy = seek Readings by M: Tickcer ‘80 cents. sihabris fees. by wae. iS and E. docs-21* eiiging ERS a PROG! B tet 4 am Po oaks eee Mded ae aie. Refreshments to the Rooma, d3-1d y-3 — ipigrrysiF¥ TRU MILBUBN'S DBUG STORE, 2429 Pewnstivanta Avence, Above Willart's, povS-ir | the court that on Peeigh iro 1,000 t 1 bggettes a AS. 8. HalLowRuL, dee3.3t_Onk Grove Warm near Brookvilies Ma, Or soar 2 © CoM. | CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $256,814 26, INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE | BUILWINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND MEKCHAN DISE GENERALLY. OFFICERS: ON ALL CASH SALES UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1974, On account of the continued nasettiol financial condition, and the temporarf decliae in prices of BR H. NASH, President. BH. K. ELLISON, Vice President. some goods, B.C, WHERRY, Secret: T. DL MCINTIRE, ‘Resistant Secretary. MAURY & BROTHER, Agents, Our stock is now complete in all its details, No. 1420 F street. | comprises falt lines of~ fan LADIES' COTTON HOSIERY, tock of Pianos | LADIES’ MEBINO HOSIERY > Ti sell for wakort | LADIES’ SILK HOSIERY, PIANOS! Tn order to make room for which Lam now receivi tine at greatly reduced tion in part a | LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR, Mogulbecnt lustrament; aes. = very be LADIES’ OLOTA GLOVES, carved SU ABE GRAND PIANO oft LADIES’ DOGSKIN GLOVES, vewned ake of Win. Knabe & Go. « beautiful | LADIES’ OASTOR GLOVES, Present for the ho! Tidaye nt ee agency of Wm. | ated os = but Me eee * ce faeu is ‘anre. Piano» for rent. ara anos taken tn exchange.” HEICHENBACH Pee Wake ROOMS, decS-tF 4231 avente N am apa OURTOF TUE DISTAICT | OF COLUMBIA 2d D LADIES’ CASTOR GAUNTLETS, LADI£S’ BUCK GAUNTLETS LADIES’ DOGSKIN GAUNTLETS, And an Immense Stock of the fay af as. etykeg BN, Mowest—No. Ou motion cf the ph Boia Rawards, her | CELEBRATED SEAMLESS %1p areit ordered that Bete nian, Myron 5 = = cause his appearance to be. entered i ufone the fine rulsduy scouring forty GLOVES the cause will be pro- ret Pee WYLIE, Justice, &. Clerk, &e. By the Court. ‘Trus copy .—Test cB-w 3 In one, two, and three batto: MISSES’ COTTON IIOSIERY, MISSES’ MERINO HO-IERY, MISSES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR, M 8° CLOTH GLOV MISSES’ KID GLOVES, Anda large and handsome stock of 1 Sctfementney on bersonal estate of ESTHER MLET, late cs Washington city, D. O., de- ceased. All persons naving claims againet the said deceased are hereby warnea to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on oF before the Zi day of December next: they may ot wise by law be exciuded from all bonelt of the s: Seber ee ne my hand, this’ day of De- | WarRR PROOF CLOAKS AND ENG: | deere ee LISIT WALKING JACKETS | THE enter raat pa or THE DISTBIOT Lote Dectinber 24, 1878. FOR LADIES. Hiehtins a emer ‘te In the case of Philip gmerich, admiuistrator of SOLOMON. THAIN. leceased. Greg teens aforesaid has, with thé approbation of ¢ Court of the District of feitted TUESDAY, the doth Gay ot Desember, A 1573, for the final settlement and. @iatribation oft al estate of eaid dece of the assets tp ‘asthe same have been collected and turned inte money, when and where. all tore and hetrs of «aid with their otherwise by Jaw be excluded from’ all bones said deceased’ estate: Provided, @ copy o' order be published once a week for three weeks in The ne Star neces ost said « ad dey gister of Wills. MEN'S WEAR: We have jast opened an clegant stock of CLOTH GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES, DOCSKIN GLOVES, BUCK GAUNTLETS, KID GLOVES, nd in all shades and sizes ers Scott, 13. ae Docket 12. pointed by decree gauss on to sell the proj reper ofthe court fawed te the aboes eattiica Extraordinary Inducements the 28th day of June, A. D. 1873, in anid proceedings’ mentioned. havi ne h day of A To Gentlemen he sold tothe bas since assigned bis jes Wright, who haa paid the Bhole of said purchase OFFERED BY money — Cig rot by the court this dav of - BY? Roo} m moti Cage nny #0- i “age ered tl at 52 © cons of aid focres oo motited bre regent decree | LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, pened in seid cause on the 2d day Tats, the said eule and ansignmient be Taltited na confirmed unless ct to the contrary thereof be anee so before the Arse Tusaduy of January, &, D. Ista: Provided a ay of this der be published orice a week for three successive weeke. in. some gewnpaper. printed ‘aod’ mataned “inthe clo ‘ f umbia, prio Werlingtons District of Columbia, prior J. M¥IGS, Clerk. Le be WILLTAMS, Asst-Clerk, came NON-COND UCTOR coy 643 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, eye have determined that onr Shirt Factory shall be Kept ropning in full force this winter, and kee; our bands employed, and haye therefore conclude to offer os an inducemens HE ering for Steam-Boilgrs, Pipes, &c., saves 256% | ro ALL OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WILL FA- VOB US WITH THEIR OBDERS NOW WE per cent. in fuel. WILL MAKE ASBESTOS ROOFING, ASBESTOS CEMENT for leaky roofs, &c. Send for circulars and estimates. B. C. DAVIDGE, dec2-Im #3 West Lombard st , Baltimore, M, - GALT, Bro. « Co., A Discount of 10 Per Cent. FOR CASE On All Speelal Orders for Shirts. WATCHES, Pd WELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. a WE MAKE FOUR QUALITIES. LONDON, PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY Goons. OUR PRICES FOR SIX SHIE: CLOCKS, BRONZES, OPERA GLAS: X SHIRTS ARE BVENING PANS, & ce ALL THE NEWEST STYLES AT VERY LOW $15.00, $15.00, $21.00, $24.00, PRICES. of 1 . ak M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co. os Aaa 9 per cont. will make six cost eecd-3t miss BUY FOR CASH, any $13.50, $16.20, 918.99, $21.60, AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘This discount is an inducement nover offered by any manufacture on special orders, DRESS TRUNKS. €onsider tho saving of ENGLISH AND PACKI LADIES’ saton 01.50, $1.50, 93.10, 92.40 On every one-half doren shirts, which is aa Atthe OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFAOTORY OF JAMES 8S. TOPHAM <& CO., No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ ‘We make the celebrated PALMER'S PATENT REPAIRING. DOUBLE-YOKE S| param Oy SRaD AzD TRUNK: ml \ ee eae Cc atizsd wa. tar cot vt Oh atrees, — new ninet: Stove Sine SEE eh spenty tag sricg, tor sah. ‘Apply SACQUE SHIRTS, Which is the inimitab's fitting shirt of the world, and a) weerers ef them will confirm oar assertion, ATtLEE. ect | it their eutire WANTS. TANTED—A COCK ina prince S12 per month; earner of Gree . | Ww .TE A SEU ATION bys ho can operate on three or fi Machines ee WASTE. bod. ' Mall, ties ‘Es THIS KVEN 74s o'clock to hear Dk. STINE'S ecrere V of five years’ 3: Biar office. ram AN TED-A Ww . h vod Wages given, O—By a aly f caporiancey « POST TION us Resdent or Vicitiog a references. Address “GOVERNESS. City Post Offices. doe3-3t WHITE with re. etween E th WwW! Fe Jocreqear WOON FIN eMSULICE a & “tae 900 apply. In- anire at tel, oF reer onthe east, O iar fl P HICKEY /ANT. By writs and Wife, two aa furnished, commanicating ROOMS on the D1 Beton 2 TABLE B byog near the Balt ese * ANTED—By a W (im firstchasa € 1 \ x in ‘a priva f a pase call at 2104, batwe t a PARTE 'T for au vlegan Bedror —a TENS Parlor an) | } Ret 7th st.y near Mo ds-2.> ed ROOMS for h | family preferte e stating t ANTED—T) Raed for his winter ke in & Osrriag to PHILIP Tome: north Bound. TE white © WAMBERMATD ac Owen Honae Apply <2 3: AN in oo i d . Apply at SOG Nerth Capi ” dec2-3t white GIBL ax Nurse beatwena pf ago, peat and tidy. a at V y first-rate colored OUOK, pert colored GURL at 1216 F street 0) )ANTED—A «mart, active white BOY for work: must be from 16 to 20 years of age ply at 1706 Penrsylyania ave dec: Ww ANTED—A LADY, wh cut and alter Fur W ASTED-A coed 001 cook for aamall femily; first clase references required, Apply to J. 8. JONES, No. a nonke Ap. ec3-2t" re and gas, enita- | FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT— Fuaxts ED FROST Room, second HOPy. Ne 1209 | at porthwest. d3-3." GR RENT—Five ™ 8 on Bes I 1400 Gch wrest worth weer, eth t roms and all modern com niences. "Price $50 ger 6 docd-3t Balok water in Kitchen; 434 a0 ‘WAGGAMAN, 519 7th ot “HoUSsE. of Teh 1313 Knote ven row @RIOK_ aot dern improvements, for $2.70; se) monthly iastallnnte w to 8: CHAPMAS, isi3 uch and O, aocthvrent. joc 6t | F'G8 BENT—Aat 1106 Now York avouue, be- nth snd 12th strects, bandsomely “f S; parlor and bedrooms communt . Bvery convenience fog r gent ~ three-atory OR BENT—Farni sted, = ~ floor, two Very desirable onmmuunicating PNONT KOOM Well be rented single o1 suite 1013 loth street, se " Massuchurotts avenue, oe square from 9b e deed-3." “OR EALER <A thre ic wor, BUICK DWELLING, me, with Latrob d other pren D Sth street HOMBRE, 7 street, opi Ok RED T On ¢ tehed wud very KB. with all n 7 fo © en suit-yat 42 aneyivanie areno- and © rmunicaiing keeping t snite or sing y fornioked. with, or without board, suitable for members of Gongress or SLL 13th street ind orth Terms reasonabie } Fo Rr BOO » 1333 Fat. F ON RENT=Fursisued BOOMS, Ga» singic, at 442 K street, between os | streets north ry cheap’ | eon th ers ou 7th reet, 1a b tween M aod N etre | Rout, $25: ‘Apply 1131 sth stro, between L M strecte n dec? OB BENT—Two furnished Mt a xentloman and wife, cr bas all conveniences, | Detreet northwest | Stor, in a very desirab 1 ansachnsotes a ngie partl Terms $20. Apply FUL. or Sen Apply to No decd-6t™ street. ws ED-A colored BOY, betweoa HM and 13 years of age; mest come well recommended. Apply at M. WILLIAN'S, 907 Pe emg jt Wie apply © busine K rican Hous withont understanding beth brat petent White WOMAN, iron for a «mall family; refer A prly yes Now Fork aven Ext near lth street, bet Waren ar-tending; must © Appi og JO! M Butidings sor do good referenc vith street, bet woon J ANTED—A white GIRL to do gener: work in a enmall yas must co ed. Apply at 1637 Mth street nd wages given. 7 ANTED—An V ADL Ayoakg Geet Tan at | D.M.. wisk EME | spy one h ynick, aud dress 4.0. 3 ost references requir tl peta t | water bath; in good’ nel CK STABLE, with car d wats and Fas d 12h and 13t F street rorthwent. ‘SE, ix ithd; close to cars, VAGGAMAN, 19 7th strect and elegant 12 room built fhs r 8 00. a RENT- HUUSES; ent» yive Inquire K streets south, Tne her 5th and E sire tm new BRIOK Hove within the year; of eight | bo vold withint Call on the ivanis avenues or at the HOMAS EB, WAGGAMA proprietor at Pig Bent ot fige OFFICE BOOM : stan Savings Bank S15 last five years oo \Wastep—3 crent, ‘The room te Lang de gstcral tnd bas 9 stall withdswn ug roOW rene ut. s _Apby after do'cl | ITCH S FON, Brokers, cB. 2t 1508 Pa aves Fes Bank Bi'z W PANTED At 1613 10:4 st | WOMAN (whit | @ sinall famiisy. WaAnten 7 PURCHASE. Sick in the Mi | FRED KOONKS, 6 ( WASTED—A waite COOK. Apply. from 8 | t and from 4 to 10 p. my at 22 A 'y Capitol Hill a ANTED—A smart LOY 1 emia in ery and provision store. Apply nt L321 D x al a ate |W 0 Da resp ct able pare Freuch fa my a ives ALPHA, office, city. decl-3t* W NTED—Immediately—A ke a8 COOk [AN as at 513 K strect northwet. | Wiharat 420 B atroet Same | N to cook, wash and tron for a fami 7 | of three: one nat aired of ork” deck ANTED-—A respectable COLORED PERSON Ss chambermaid. and to do tine Weaabing and 129 D decl-3t COLORED WO- Fences required. Apply street, corner 24, all family. ly No. 1316 ‘Bude Island avenui first honse cast of Lith street. decl 3t* V / AN TED—By two respectable white gi UATIONS—one to cook and bermaid ang assist in washin private family. No, 1 street aud New York ‘avenue, ANTED—A competent DRUG CLERK for a ', SIT- he era cham: and iroving in a street, Seto L WwW first class drug store. Best of reforcnoes Ba quired ete out s integrity, it R.A. BAY rug Store, 80 thee V ANTED—Two_ good wR, = = experienced BALESL. PALMER'S, oe F sti week, ke., OF TANTED—500 Ot ee ee to bay Fresh Koll Butter at, from 32 cents, arriving every week, at 1127 Tth strect nw. movidend, lving fi M y desirabls furnished HOUSES: wet east, Capitol Hill, 15 between 6th and 7tl! stree ed 171 Ire » igi oureet: a m ner coutente T2 rooms. at | (eacent Docs 28 ane. THUS. iW daa man, 519 Teh street “ly furnished PA FAL G street. Fee RENT—A vers very larg + PARLOR and conimaaicatl at 00S 9th street. FOR RENT AND ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE F BP TO oO ROW ASE, at fom, three-story BRICK HOU o< (ithe Bs Tuo WAL, Myprovements, in loes| am cant of afty thonea? dullars will Fo tak rt Wr = Bs SF B nls ip payment, ora Sret-claee Build Lot in «xchange. MM ROURER 28-10. O13 The street. OR SALE— w 5 BANDSOME RESIDENCES offer for sale the TW <OME NRW BESIOERCES cn the aecth cit Te iwren ite and lith, (Nos. 1011 and 1@13,) each containing wus, BF-ansed as follo » Basement m, Ieandry end point Durpr First Floor— tw. Sewer Tax by leaving (hear Parlors, music-ro y diving: tr « room aud butler'» ail District ane tr ment. lef a oR in coqees Second Floor chamber, with dr {ies and taxes cheerinily farntshed bree other chambers and two bathrow BOURSE 4 MU NL ETON, = ~ dec3 Wt Under Navi F UR SALE- A WELL-ESTA®LISHE RNER PRE STORE, INAN BLIGIOLE Location, WELL STOCKED, AND DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. A speak « and marble wainsootting in veetibule, age, std wood pavement in th= ‘fine brick Cartiage honse inthe Fear of each tor, bh stewerd’s room and water closet. Lots xia) handevmely arranged; the sheiving. = and oder A cen plete at a bend ower has two «! 4 store ave! ical Be y at TF. BROWMINGS Greet) ‘epn. ave., under *Oontioental Hotel DOR RENT_FO BROOM on first floor, srcond, furntehed or unfurdiste: foor, front; at 1234 Lstreot ne oPRRTY PoE k SALE— P modore J chu B situated on the north. Inquire kMENT sEWEe $5,000 § 2000 BONDS wanted” dec3-6e ARE Wik TT OND and THIE of honse No, 1402 F street, p: boflaivg; the location ts all the departments and | and well adapted for citices m thi OR aka F LORS and BE 2M ae 0 the rooms are large T private ure Luquire i PAR. ‘OA LIVE Bi SINES* Maw 4 ANCE Ara rank cunt ine tug $18,000 per reer "t n call om woikee "raver nicating, on erce oT separately, ale or ~ - — ~ a ~ Room i modern in monte, Cars conventent KTY SMALL FakMa BECTIPC LLY No. SR4 oth stre o Bo ant I nortn. TATED, WITHIN SIGHT OF Wasit west. notl-Iw* one iry. Fou eal & —Aw oft De OR BENT—The large i mibie HOUSE, con ing 3% rooms. No beet 222 34 b) A three-t between BE ining 15 "room Cold water in bate Certifiear Board y BRICK HOUSE on 18th street, nd F street spienc Wal AGOAMAN, Koal Bnate nN KOAC! ‘H, at National en bten nova 3 (OR RENT—Two PARLORS, DINING-BOOM MITOBEN, ali c vnmuhlesting, on the frst nd bed roow, commuhicating, on bed room o) are within afew minuies’ arty the Fairfax and @ borides EF OB SALE AND TeUaEs, Furnished and Unfurnished. \eiemaisesnee We bave several very superior Residences, front. | noxg2am. 631 F sts Saati ty also on H strow | - ing aud near Lafayette Square, also on I 1; SPECIAL Tan NOTK ronting Franklin Square; abetween 12 hand 14th woes having taxce to pay, either rowemen Property at hy » NRE AL ESTATE CURITI st KENNEDY & 80N, er novld-Im No 720 lob «treet, turn (0K BENT—At th street ov2-18 (ce) ex Eftruuted BROOME cea novis 12 {Rep} ander atached. Table board next 4 | PPEBSONS HAVING SPECIAL desirable and only half bi Pay can save & lar care. 7 Mus in our ban -OR-ERNT—THIED FLOUK oe | Rutrance pan 237 BP a | 7A 4%: street and Ving | bor bAL ‘BOSWELL & 00, — BY AUSTIN P. BRUWN, rk aveune and Fit cut stret barge aoe HOUSED, race BRICK H 35,00) to GUAM, and weveral otuer slrst : uished; water and gas thr small family. uses Cine whole sguare of GROUND and LOTS in ali parte of t HOUBKS and LOTS at Monut Pleasant ____ BOARDING "TABSE BOARDERS W\N NTE 1420 Corcoran st 31S RBABS ¥Ly ROOM. « BUALD. 31s P- RGgEs AND BOs Mati and Wile or sf at a reasonable price at 1 tween O and P streets, vorthw ‘O® ASANT and ed BOOMS for tan, BOARD chs TABLE BOAKD ona ty iropolitan cars; $208 nuistana avenue RORERT A. BTU Real Estate Broker. 61 PROFESSION AL. (CEASE. FRASER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 476 Louisiaua a aa pate Phys! able fare Alea, deck 26 DE NCASTEE bas removed his fice Ad fenidense ts 1233 Lith street, between M and N. Office honrs: 3 to 9a. m. and 12 to 1 and 6 to 7 p.m. Also, at BISHOP'S Drag Store, corner 10th aud F streets, at 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. nOov25-2w* | SETS OF TEETH mounted on 3, Platine, (sith SS continuous cums.)on Gold, and otber, Pte BOOM, satinns two persons, fer reut, with BOA WE month for two; fuel and ges inclu Fe RENT—Three comfortable ROOMS, suita- bie for housekeeping, at moderate ri In anireat No. S12 0 street northwest. decl St FS RENT—For Senators or Members, eb APABIMENTS, 1334 Ist. opposite k Beak Square, close by street care, °C BENT Four unfarnished ROOM for hougekeepiag, in a d-sirable local at 168 ith street, cor, Cor st tin Fe, BENT— ly farnishad ROOMS, en or separately ; 113 3d street, near Pennsy!y: avenue. decl materials, accu Aitted at the shortest! ine the modern con moss. Mo tase . notice. Painful joctioms of the be Teeth res street. wovay ot snphedigenacnaed “pape g All operations Fration ot thished ROOMS in Aleeay iris, nsuch wanner as will secure the presery: Jo Location, with vat the Teeth, with the Teast amount of pain or biichnmees by sabres 2 Be ees a, phen required. De.0.B.F thice. jexandria, Va Keferonces give rs enne, : bes C. we Seorr, DaNTIST. | P428TIES DESIRING GOOD HOTEL AvcK * Ne 936 Penus ivania medations at nm ~nodk og eh uid poly at strect, over Teel's, Witrous Oxide Gare TBEMONT BOUS! 24 street aod Ludians Spectalty. Terms moderate octao-ly prepee. es it fe furnished and kopt second to nows AMES 0. CLEPHANS, . B. ry | ~A Be ay ae ten, «BS. BRAILE Bard aig Room per day. Claims and iy aminer in Chancery. CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, note Mos badspengres and Law Reporters, Office: No. 110 between Ist and eet jo. oe ‘Street, wz oD #6 G—Fut ~y = a, i are FS, BENT-— Pleasant furvished front and pack KOUMS, with or without Board, at 924 sth street, between Tand K, dec] 6.* Fo RENT—Eight BOOMN cf e House, No. 933 Virgiuia avenus s uthwest,to a goo tenant Rent, 20 mquire on the premi ce EGE BESTA4 very pleasent Faraished FRONT BOOM, on second Hoor, suitable for two per- with or without board, Cali at 942 Tatreet heen deci 3” OB EET A sinall tarnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, to private family Ap- New verses avenue, per month in advance, ply on the premires, 316 TOUT SoBtheest: jo. 1749 Pe enne, # 117 onglss | | Tece Ith owl hich etree Deny rants arene: youn W. FRAZE! ATTORNEY-AT BAW AND poreeY pa Og! FO! SA LE. OMfee, No. 909 7th street northwest. BR LADY WILL SELL A FINE 7-00TAVE jood upright PIANO FORTE, in g od order, ats sacrifice. Inquire at N 2 B street northeast 9 rs, SALE—A handsom: rx JOBSES, shout 1% ha! tet toe, trotters in harpess, and both very eapertor paddle horses, The owner having no use fon eet they can be che a Wt, LANAHAN & SO ight wires. t tt dec3-6t* Fes. BENT—Tbree large, turvished ee with d; also, one unfurnished ROOM No 626 2th street,corner of F, n.w., near War and Navy Depine S squares from street Cars. dt” V ANTED—At the Eureka Eapleyment Ontice, No. 1110 E street, between lth and 12th sts., first-class SERVANTS, Families can be promptly ae = by ‘ing to ae ds LOUISE ©. BUTLER. ues ‘ANTEDaT Those rng paige, fuels aight to NONE DOLUAWSPEO. ow that the best TACLE” oe $5, SaaS je accurately patted to the eyesight by H. the Optician, corner street scan vant avenue. Thermometers of all kinds. / ANTE! pot for ms lely DE to Know that the VIOTOR SEWING MACHINE. linn tis necdle’ solr oon fing; the most shattle in ase, needie bar and wor! Age’ ye Fenusitvanta ta avers, | Al "Aino, Brees’ of Dem- ost ‘'T. W. SPIORR, Agent, LOST AND FOUND. REWARBD— rregey stolen, a black COW, 85 with white ane @ short, tail; eopof right horn broken o and A whl SES afar on veh. "Bald “Gow waa wtih cal Adore rewardif returned to JOHN KERER, 9th street and Sherman dec3 3t™ RAYED AWAY. on area ees St ark ‘Bron 1 So earn olds 2 fore ter eae bent; TS | i Thode Meh a iibveral'reward Sill be given irctursed te DAN COYLE, 41 Jackson alley bet, North Capitol and Ist st Sen ee SuTTEn Vee "ie “binck ‘cn. sides, Ps he ee liberal reward wi urn to ——* 3°N. CARPENTER, 1913 eot northwest, titan Bank v Ho between the M: ork axeutiey 4 SUBECRIP en and jatl he names ofall the principal officers the goverument. It is of great value to ti signed, but of none to any one else. vay oie siren to the finder for its return, It Jeftay the Metropelitan Bank, or with N. BERGEN T. 199 est Onpitol treet. $5 Eee Bade afg0%, the It inant & Pa between oie strestaaoribwent staat Toward will be given if returned totale often, aa." OR STOLEN—GBAY Fr) Sipeargcts heavy built, ieokaaetr tg spot cnt he rigbt ay lo, near the lettat MASONS: F Penney ivania door to eu A tween 24th and 26th streets, nex a ing: a Lol of of GOLD SPEO- he name. of rim. ‘They b finder will please leave them | at ine BN'S printing office, on D street, near 7th, where @ lib- eral reward will be paid for their recovery. del 3t Lee ag im th CRESTS TOAT ER a yee. P iy | by Chan, Beckley” & iy fomecsae cee ry Pane ee not to parchsae gamed ew. Sauna eee (QRS HoUsE-FURNISHING sToRR, TA at near Been oe eae jHING Canta ecen U a Si, ar [POR BENT—A vent farniened FRONT BOOM. ina private family, with or without Board; ob reet, 4d door from’ St John’s Ghurch, George: town dect-3t Fo BENT—At 1235 th stroot northwest, two large unfornished ROOMS on second floor nearly new brick house; water in the house, ra iNT —Plainiy farnished aOURE at west bin a few minutes walk of the War De- board the owner pré O., at this office, deel St* mietit: family willing to = eds Addrom Mrs. Oss {LOR and C! arge communic s¢- ond floor, nel th st. u.w., alter 3 p.m. — decl-m Fe WENT FUERISHED HOUSE of oe Apply at 424 St Bear the City Hu! Alec, tatxe and handecmely furaished P: LORS and CHAMBERS, with or without Board: Apply 313 M street poten R RENT- ine DOUBLE BEOKS ae af the most Deaitaney resideuces in the Firat eves all modern conveniences; ne Yost I street, 100. TH WAGG AMAR, decl-3t 519 7th street. Fo BENT—Suitable for Member of Con, ARLOK, large, hi shed; also a Gator closet, ot family small, privat ath, water closet, etc.; amuily st |. Private; G@ street, (Babcock Row. 3034 ject -3t F°O8 BENT_ on F nireot—A Faralahed THOUSE, ail molern improvements, “Kor the acento oF ie er toa member or Benator. n F street. Apply to mpwakD =e DULAN TSE F att Fl = TaLe PARLORS, E'Giutanea trout font parlor, for aitting room and back parlor for bed D FLC FLOOR, siarl; God #atrecr bee nd err » between 6th a! Sch etrecte, coe seuare from Post Olmos eevee ter SOR BENT—At No. 119 24 street, between Revivals avenue and B street northwest, Jegantly and newly farui MS, en saite oF tingle, euitable for members of Ocugnees Ha furs, being within onesqaste of tart Genilewen and their wives or single gent zines obtain these rooms, which are iP modern conveniences, Apply as above. COR | BENT—Communicating south FRONT ROOMS, ina private far: biated ain rte at 188 ‘ast. novi im coRe Ko Bud idih streets. es qa penta R Bhepherd Con of D.B. “BELL. BRENT—A pleasant FRONT =OOR = ‘ F Silenedy on second Boor ef hones S10 Laat; toa geutioman, beg {OR RENT—Brick ‘sg Hol aud STABLE for three horses for rent, at No. 234 iad Jersey avenue southeast, nearly opposite Survey Office, Rovds-co3t™ OR BENT Orgotown Heights, a large. Fr teas Bue TE DWEL Luisa Rd USE on: gas, water, &c.; Erna, apis to a aE Bet oes aitend | OE Er oke AS eae er tion ie unearpassed. Ream eS OST ee a EB loca, ‘ITIZENS AND STBANGERS are respect {all invited to examine our stock of OHINA, E.VQUIRE TO THIS MATTER. DON’T BELIEVE CBOCKEE! And GLASS-WARE. ELATED WARE, snperior Rogers’ Celetgated CUTLER ti dd THIS ADVERTISEMENT, BUT COME nov29 ot* AND SEE FOR YOURSELF = IF WE DO NOT SELL GREAT REVOLUTION $35 SUITS......... FOB $33 IN PRICE3 DO NOT BUY IS NOW GOING ON AT THE GREAT IF WE DO NOT SELL 839 OVEBOOATS..... eee. 35 CARPET DO NOT BUY amp IF WE DO NOT SELL DRY GOODS NOU B29 BYTTE.n onnenninnnnnnnnnnOR §18 noes be BUY ELSEWHERE - IF WE DO NOT SELL THE ancabe. 825 OVERCOATS. swe oOB GL DON’T PATRONISE US 1F WE DO NOT SELL BUS BUTTS ecco. veers woe OB G19 DO NOT PUBCHASE IF WE DO NOT SELL 918 OVEROOATB....eecnsensnmmnmnn FOR G12 DON’T PURCHASE IF WE DO NOT SELL THE INDUCEMENTS NOW OPEN af THIS ESTABLISHMENT TO CONSUMERS, BOTH IN CARPETS AND DRY GOODs, IS MORE THAN WONDERFUL, THE EXTENT AND ATTRACTION oF GOODS AT THIS HOUSE SURPASSES ANY~ THING IN WASHINGTON. @15 OVEROOATS... FOR 910 a THE CHANCES WERB NEVER RETTER ee TO PROCURE REALLY HANDSOME CAn- REMEMBER, PETS SO CHEAP AS BEFORE THE WAR. WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE, BUT DO NOT ASK You WOLFORD &SHILBERG, Te B 497 SEVENTH STREET, = novag-tr Between D and KE, southwest. IF NOT PERFE: CTLY SATISFIED. ENG.Lisa Come. CRYSTAL CHANDELIEES, HABLE BROTHERS, IMPORTED DIRECT, Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, nov2s-tr Corner 7th and © Streets, a= Kearse’ amare ase Lay yd Ca a NEW Goops: Low PRIcEs! {Guta werkauabipy abd fa ect at EET BRILLIANCY AND OHEArNESS CHK, RUPPERT's, So. 403 SEVENTH STREET, AND EMBROIDERY STORE. EXCEL ANT CHANDELIERS 16 USE, A large assortment just received. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., ectit-w 18 Hee eae WURSTED