Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY......... December 24, 1875. CROSBY GS. HOYES........ Editor. Bes” Circulation More than Three Times that of any other Daily Pa- per pub&shed in Washington, and therefore by far the Best Adver- | tising Medium in the District of Columbia. No paper will be issued from this office to- morrow, Christmas Day. of 1870 places the value of ebureh property in the United States at the enormous sum of $354,483,581. In his last annual message the President makes the rather remarkable statement that the value of such property now is $1,000,000,000, or, in other words, that its value has increased nearly threefold in five years. The Presi- dent farther predicts that in 1590 the value of such property will have increased to $3,000,000,000. There is an apparent contra- diction in the President’s language when he says he would tax all church and corporation property, “exempting only the last resting- place of the dead, and possibly, with proper restrietions, chureh edifices,” and subse- quently when he recommends in his summary that “all church property shalt bear its own yroportion of tax- ation.” A reporter of the New York Trimes, who recently conversed with Rev. Dr. Tiffany, formerly the President's pastor tn this city, inferred that the Presi- cents private convictions are expressed in his summary where he cays all church prop- erty should be taxed, and this is the view now gererally held by fair-minded people. Reliable statistics in regard to the value of ehureh edifices in New York city for the year 1#74 show that the value of edifices of the Protestant Episcopal denomination ‘was $7,500,000; Reman Catholic, $5,109, Pres- byterian, £4,550,000; Reformed, $2.32 Methodist Episcopal, $2,161,500; Baptist, $1,705,000; Hebrew, $1,515,009: all other de- rominations, $3,618,500; makinga total of $23,800,000 invested in church edifices in New York city alone. The whole chureh property Of the city is said to be worth from $50,000,000 To $90,000,000. In an article read by James Paeton before the “Free Religious Association,” of New York, in 1873, on the subject of taxing chureh property, the speaker, who probably reflected the views of that body, opposed all exemp- ons, and in the course of his remarks said that before the French revolution two acres out of five In all Fraace belonged to the ebhureh. The church was so good a jadge of land that in a large number of parishes the church’s two scres were worth more than the people's three. England was in alike condition before Heary VIII. broke up the ecclesiastical institutions and secularized their property—that is, stopped exempting it from taxation. The Methodist Episcopal denomination includes far more members than any other in the United States, and in 1570 owned prop- erty valued at $69,554.121, which was almost 10,000,000 more than the whole property of the Roman Catholics at that time, $15,000,000 more than the property of the Presbyterians, and $28,900,000 more than the property of the Baptists. The Rev. Dr. Curry, editor of the Ciristion Advocaie, who ts conversant with the prevaliing opinion among Methodist clergymen, heartily concurs with the Presi- dent in his belief that chureh property, ex- cepting cemeteries and possibly church edi- fices, should be taxed, but is not prepared to say that in his opinion all church property should pay for its protection. The Baptists, in 1570,-according to the cen- sus, Gwued property to the amount of $41,608,198. The Rov. Dr. Armitaze, of New York, a leading clergyman of this denomina- Uon, favors the taxation of all church prop- erty excepting cemeteries, houses of public Worship, and such church institutions as are not run for a fiscal revenue, and tend to diminish pauperism by caring for persons who otherwise would be thrown upon the public for support. Reman Catholic church property in 1:70 was estimated at $60,995,556. Promineat clergymen of that denomination oppose the taxation in question, holding as a rule that this is a matter for the states to decide. The Congregationalists ia 1370 owned ebureh property amounting to $23,059,495 Several prominent clergymen of this denom- imation in New York have expressed them- selves in favor of the President's recommen- dation. In 1870 the Protestant Episcopal church owned church property amounting in value $0 $6,514,519. While there ts a difference of pivion among the clergy of all deaomina- tons im regard to this taxation, it 1s pretty safe to estimate that a large majority both of the clergy and the laity concur in the President's views. ee Reierring to the late expiosion of a gas main in Boston @ New York paper does not remember any similar accident, and thinks it improbabie that epe wilj occur again within this cealury. An éxplosion very sim- #385 to the one in Boston, but happily unat- ‘ended » fatal resulls, occurred at the Capitol building, in this city, last spring while the Senate was in special session. A large main running under the heavy marbis floor in one of the lower corridors exploded with a loud noise, producing a temporary consternation among the Senators in tue chamber and others in the build: Itap- pears that this main leaked, and a workm4u Wwasdirected to find the point at which tho gas escaped. In orter to do this he took a lighted candle and carefully examined the main. The explosion which ‘ollowel whea the escaping gas came in contact with the Light must have convinced him that he had found the leak. Fortunately he was not in- jared, the whole force of the explosion golag upward and bodily hoisting the marble biocks of fhe floor above from their places. Theexact cause for the Boston explosion seems to be involved in doubt, but it is gen- erally believed that it was causei by igal- tion from some source. -see- There is an absurd inconsistency in the statements that the President will parton Joyce, the convicted whisky “operator,” aud that Joyce in a recent conversation sald that “the entire Waite House, not excepting the President himself, will be scorched.” ‘Ths , Fmer statement bas been authorita- tively etradicted, and perhaps for that rea- son Joyce .8¢e8 Mt to rail against the Presi- dent. The 1. "2%ing portion of the pnbdiic preter to susp.“ opinion and wait for evi- te they will not be likely Samos At any fa rent on the mere ipse dirit Of 0 diarenaiabied pa, 208 88 Joyce has been tea pe. Proved to be. ——_~sen The tame of Livingstone . "4 Stanley is thrown into the shade by Lieute. nthe verre ‘on, whose wonderiu! journey throuy "paral- ae Of Africa is regarded as an a. | By an articte published elsewhere in our nS to-day, on the vast collection of | articles in the dead letter office, it will be i | seen that the American letter-writing public is Liable to the charge of gross carelessness in conducting their epistolary correspondence. it isa remarkable fact that during the last | fiscal year 4,163,147 letters found lodgment in this office, and that of this oumber contained in the aggregate about $7 | While others coatained drafts, notes, bills of exchange, &c., to the nominal value of | almost $3,C00,000. The natural inquiry which follows is, how do so many letters go astray? The question is answered by the Thin! As- | sistant Postmaster General in his last report | When he states that the indorsements made by postmasters on letters forwarded to the dead-letter office are (1) ‘‘misdirected,” (2) “illegible,” and (3) “dead.” These causes, he farther says,explain the non-delivery of a large number, while the migratory habits of many of our own Citizens, and the thousands of emigrants who arrive annually and mova about from place to place seeking homes, and either fail to give their proper address when writing to their native land. or remove to &@ remote locality before their correspond- ence is received, will account for the bai- ance. ——__+ +e -—____ The Norwegians havea pretty custom on Christ mas day of putting sheaves of grainon gables, gateways, and doors, as an offering to the birds. Let not the charitable in remem- bering the pcor to morrow forget to reserve few crumbs for the sparrows. ——__—__-s6e- THE WEEKLY STAk, now ready, contains all about the whisky ring frauds; the Snyder release case; all the news of the week, gene- ral and local; chotee stories, poems and sketches; agricultural aud household mat- ters, et os Terms: $2 per annum, in advance; postage prepaid; Single copies five cents, in wrappers. Pes BLOOD Eunieyes. os © SYRUP FOR {he cure of sll diceseas of jood, to be Bad I B'S Drug Siore. cornet Feunes ven! EATWisuaS Dre ‘dectt-3e, FI*2557 DAV Ss £ 00.8 GRAND, SQUARE aod UPRIGHT PIANOS for sale on Ghatatee a A Bolida: presen | ame: ney See Agei nt. SIL 9th street northwost WILLIAM UELMUS 414 SEVENTH STREET. Gentlemen's Restaurant. Lanch <erved for business moa from leven o clock each day. ‘The CHOICEST WINES aad LIQUORS ares con stantly on hand Tidy and accommodating assistants Restaurant AND Dining-Reoom, 316 NINTH STSEET NORTH WEST, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. a Irving House, CORNER EIGHTH AND D STRBETS, WASHINGTON. v. © AMEBICAN ABD EUROPEAN PLAS. 40 Cents Bact AURANT REST With all the DELI CAOIES of the Season. JOHNSON & YOUNG, Prop'rs. It HARVEY’S OLD ESTABLISHED LADIES AND GENTLEMBNS Oyster Saleon AND Restaurant, 1016 PENNSYLVABIA AVE: Sthker, #0 BD Lita WASHINGTON, D. C. ane ae ‘ater House in the United States. i vem — ee eae that the Brin: et prod 6 Serv imeginabl Gisb that cen be called for. Spates ° ‘The LADIES’ SALOON is one of the bandsomest — sppointments, ‘and ie conducted especially Open from 6 a.m ontil midnight. wy OYSTEBS, TEBBAPIN and GAME specialty. HARVEY & HOLDEN, Proprietors. » Harvey.” the Lnventor of Steamed Oysters. Oysters packed for transportation in kegs of Pg sizes. RUSSELL & LEONARD'S NEW DINING ROOMS, NEW MARBLE BUILDING. COBSER OF PESNSY! VANIA AVENUE AND orn STREET THE HOUSE iS NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT, AND SUPPLIED WilH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. Gentic men and Ladies will fied it atl that could be desired 3 Alt OUR DRY GOODs af CosT. CARTERS, 707 MARKET SPACE Ok AL A at cost. Doubie width, 2. and pure oheir oy worth Ts ‘Alrcur Black « es AU SILKE st cont aa: 81.0, i our BLA TEBPBOO ana LACK Wak oO Emre BAneains In — AND SHOES, war ggg bentlen emia sg ert cua eg HOLIDAY GOODS! | | AT } TAYLOR & HUFTY'S, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, DRESSING ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS, GINGHAM UMPRELLAB, ALPACA UMBRELLAS, SILK UMBRELLAS, NATURAL WOOD CANRB, WALBUS IVORY HBAD OANBS, BEAL IVORY HRAD CANMS, SILVER BRAD 0am! GOLD BFAD CANES, FANCY WOBK BOXES. FANCY JRWEL CASKS, FANCY ODOR CASES, LEATHER GLOVE BOXES. LEATHER HANDKERCHIBF BOXES, LADIES’ SCABFS AND TILES, LADIES’ SILK AND LACE Bows, REAL LACK BaRHs, REAL LAOK HANDEERCHIEES, LADIES’ LINEN HANDKEROSIRFS, LADIES’ SILK HANDK EROHIBES, MEN'S SILK BANDKERCHIEFS, MBN'S LINEN HANDKEBCHIEFS. LADIES’ KID GLOVES, LADIES’ LIBED-KID GLOVES CHILDREN’S KID GLOVES, CHILDREN’S KID MITTS, MEN'S KID GLOVES, MEN'S (CLOTH GLOVES, MEN'S LINED KID GLOVES, MEN'S PLAIN AND FANCY QUABFS, MEN'S CASHMERE MUFFLERS, MEN'S SILK MUFFLERS, AND A GREAT VARIETY OF ELEGANT GOODS PARTICULARLY SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AT TAYLOR & HUFTY’S, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. z.—J. H. bg neg tne fully in- iy informs his frie that he 4 = Messrs. GEO. J Bpace, where be wonld be plendid assortment of DR them cooDS, suit- able aes the holidays ects % 711 MABKET SPACK. OTICE—The parinerebip iatel; G panier be N yeep tbe undersigned Ender the thefrmn mLIBE fissolved b by. textual D. Fa Seaorieen to settle all debts dae to and Dy the Tate frm roe ronage. WANTS. W man « comfortanly far- cubed BEDROOM, location ceatral, torus moderate. Address ‘Del ‘tar office. Lid = — tnap, 19 to 2 years of iW ARTRD Dey Goods Saleem. ont and pay liberel Address AB, ahscugh, et" Pat sed e857 WANTED Room ‘end BOARD in e strict Private German family of some cultare. of a more ‘han four or fi in which Germe is Brivetgslly spoken, Address “A... 0.24. ANT RO Br family; tween Ton ANTED—A first cles OYSTKE c. KLOTZ9 Restaurant, 1708 ‘and Trou’ S et wx ANTED™ Oe CARER Eis. three good Oooks Orders” ow pe gram pt spay alle nee: jorment ‘Ofiee Eerie pe E Wwe ‘ED—A email HOUSE with modern im- men: od F CormeE Tah st Pr ts and convenient to street cars is —_< January Ist, 176. Will buy or rent. ddreas, givins ‘srmp, “gna location, “L,” Li few 67, Wasbington P. dec33-3t" WasieD—-« youug man having bed three years ex Ba FTOCery, store of his own, as clerk in seme st Jed as sober ard i intve ieee, office. Necas-2¢) wishes Qan be 19c0 dress “Ulerk,” th ° contre ‘oe hg occupy irs Gail: arrangements wy. ‘Adorees by letter, J. N, WALTER. Et James Bore” aee23 Ww ANTED—immedisicly—All_ FAMILIES who wish first class white cooks, chambermaids, Waitress, and nurses, to catl and selsct from a. varicty. I want st once three oe class © feats ‘cook and two waiters, Wages § month. and hundreds all kind of good sert can bave good hom vise’ y to the Kureks ey 5 plo; ment wes at Tio6 it SITUATION | rai W firet class Apothecary of twenty years expe rience. Large city experience. For re of ref- erence aud full particulars apply to DM: BEAM, Ccmmission Merchant, No. Loui bue re Ww Verebouse 136 Brid N TED—By a widow lad, ood. er dan ee ze a Chetan al at wi lerchant Tailor,1011 New York avenen, phi specialty of cutting garments to be made at home. novlg-ly, ANTED—To Exchange NEW STOVES for WwW VY old, Shem, ‘st BUTLEWS, corner 6th and — a weet, Bcppostte ‘Hlortbern “tbe ry Were eres tO. my —s ‘OLE: aR bos Works, 490 Haine pvenes, e- tween 46 and w—Oalled livered without charge. LOST AND FOUND. L°& On lith street or circle bet aod L (aoe a cone SHAWL Pip. "The finder AMLINE. will be © warded on return of the same to namie "ABD. the owner et 1238 léth street. ects 3t* Try om the barrages LIFE Loa —(ru the bight of the 2ist instant, Cpe at ew Jersey ayenne south aud } 250 onene. ‘T Lady ‘s SABLE FU PI turping the same to either of ‘dees pot od the DF. HAMLINK. finder i be suitably rewarded. decd3 3* rom this date I will -sell at OST—On F street, between 6th and J2rh, several LOSING OUT. Cc ow € cap PB! aay articles i tay stock Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware, 7 Glasses, Combs, Brushes, Mathematical iestromaatys one, cosions ether ocala i — * 83. BARTO: dectl-lw* 4 King street, Alexandria, Vs. TAKE JUST TEN DOLLARS OF YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY AND BUY A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT OR OVERCOAT. ELEGANT SUIT OR NOBBY OVERCOAT FOR FROM 612 —$12—-$12—812 UP TO 030 —930—930—830 HABLE BROS., decd)-t Corner 7th and D streets. Fo, wi HOLIDAYS—Over rata P worth fine and SHORS, which bought ata discount will be Fiat a Gaiters, ing a Fozed Laced Gait Plain and Foxed Br adies’ Peble Laced Men's Sewed 1.30 and Stins Betas Nhl Bat between F. Bois, doing business as Book: FILL & OO.,at 703 15th streets bas tals dey bees * jay f.. The business will be ace apiersiened, FILL. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Baie PUMPHBEY, fish ieahe hr fem of of ie SSR Satis & 00. eturers of Doors, Mouldings rie. at No. be ith atreet port Bes ad- mitted ap ‘All socounte w ny bey PN. McCHESNE ein . ae) . W. ORAL PBCwin oa ‘O INGTON. D! O., Dec. 13, 1878. dec! CHEAPER STILL! TRUNKS FOR LA A DIES, MEN, TRUNK TOY’ THU AS FOB OHILDREN be ee wi SHA Wet STEAPS FOB ALL GE ROBES, HORSE COVERS, WHIPS ESS, SADDLES, &c., &C., at 425 71H STREET, (Adjoining Odd Follows’ Hall,’ by JAMES S. TOPHAMS, fetes MANUFACTURER. PAIRING. and usa THUD promptly repaired and THORRS covers dect-tr YePEPSIA —G. mapeoss. Aig ate ATED e4y, will cure the worst cons of Dyspemion Bent to 7, will cure the worst case of Dy: mnt to of the city by addressin ee shud @. HUDSON, decls-Sw* No. 400 Ith street southeast. Frowsss ENAMELED IN Wak. gO COUNTERFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED. PAPKBS tetone ing, to the case of Horatio Ames’ estate. If inder will retern them to the office of the Reglueret Wills, Oity Hail, pe — be suitably reward: STEAYED. oR STOLE N—From m Treas . ‘sterday morning,a BULL TERRI por brindle color; answers {o the aa: liberal reward if returved NoRPLERT, 13th street and Pa. avenue. "az 21° BUSINESS CHANCES. For SALE—Four shares sce teen bs ILD- ING SSB001 ATION STO it. Address for one week, “STOOK Btarcttice, dees Se: TLR BONDS RAILROSD BONIGUT AND SOLD. ‘Qnotations and bad deformation peerall uy Ww Baoker, 178 Boadway. New York. um 10 to @1L O80 t> Loan, on Audit Uortifeates dng 8 30 Boats, on ood Notes dis all, at low RY G. APPLEMAN. No. 1425% Penna. avea Fee EXCHAN encumbered a BRICK worth § ont ite value, for @ pie land inthe Districts saabto for Dairy Worth Address“ Dairy." Star offi lec 4 Baw ftw 0 LOAN. of 0 1 F% SALE--Se ‘alae rice | dat to Sassi torn. *. “Appiy t2 THOS. vault in front; bath-room, hot and FOR RENT AND Sala {OR SALE—N, stories. brick, ments. lot 0x13), T good BUTT. DING & BH. WARNER, corner 7th and F str_siv Fe SALE Bore seal very Gasirabi Hots ee at | b. H. NER low prices aSik aSik ) &. : ott ow | oP! 53] 33 j 2 a8 le co ¢ a8 » a2) are 235 be sold on aceo » Waeg sk: amas, No. 922 Ne Fone yee yd modere ck stable 75 por to th ‘apply to month WAGGaMAN. Sto Rhatront Pe Fos 915 New York arenas, in ‘with mod: (Boring tog en suite, fronting south; ‘avenue, between 7th and Sih streets, contain: DWELLIN 1401 5th street, WELLING HOUSE No ce pear 0; house and wements, Also. STORE ‘aot CELLAR Ricated oe Eee ent tenants, in advance. foguiee or SAMUEL 8. HOOY 7 sh Fore BENT—OFFIOR & BOOMS. Bz sy = R35 rooms, rita th. ihe eS OB RENT—1 (QMS. furcished, with or withoat Boord, in a tewly furnished houss, al! mo ore improvements, near Oouaecticat avenuseart, 1704 Larest nor hwest * der33- 8" Fo 3s T. e,Foom, BOUSE on 4th strect, bext dcor t> corner of O «1 southeast. @15 Der month, in advance. Tequuect 423 lth a set northwest. ‘OB RENT—515 10) street, anfurnished, On, cestratle TBIRD FLOOR, consist'ng of three large rooms; ail modern mnprovements; most in "the city. ferme. mode- dec23 St” lecation FS RENT—Two-story and pasement eight room ick HOUS&, Bo. 1940 New Jersey enus, butween Mand N streets northwest; coat Water, . FITZ Ge hotiets snd Latrobe stove. Inquire at B. —o Grocery Store, corner ith Fu TaT-5RTOK HOUBE 622 Virgi ne southwest, gae and water: convent street ca Pp yo given immediately. A 905 Pennsylvania avemaes” ioc COR EEN Unfurnished ROOMS: very #ne ms, with modern convenienca: prices with Board if “Apply a ES} ret Erect northeast won BERT=Tiee Unfurpiahed or two Fests 8, om second floor, at 120 pane ave- — Botanical Gardens; bath, bot and com Js. r. KELLEY, 902 Sth street northwest S53 a ‘SE, four ye RENT—@9—New — » Bet Ly a. good lot, tin roof, O street « theast, 01 eats ara F ROLTZ: Fe BENT OR pes 1749 a out store. Apply to street northwest, om. H WILKINCON, 1: }, smell cash yy men wy Pdeodd 3 on long time. Fe BENT—| E im northwestera sectisn of city, five room: a improvements. Pos- session Ist of Jani it moderate to a ant. Apply to THOS" 1 rE. WAGGAMSs, | Sis Bgements,) Bo. 40 7G street Al ¥ HOLTZMAN. Bo. i331 ‘ street borth- went. deck? -3t FF Ok RENT ROUSE of four large rooms: summer snd garden lot of 15,000 feet, corner of ik tod D vtzeate southeast. Rent, to a mthly in advauce. Inquire of ts Pennsylvania ‘aveiue, p ratte FINE OFFIOE ROOM: 3 fine enpeylvant Depart a tog ury and Attor Geoeral 3: dre- yrook, heated with steam tao ted ‘by aide win- lows, Rent only $20 ger mon’ sting ineluded. PeTcn TT rovements fang ; bargain fot dosp 1ots F otreet, ms se eeti caam. Also, two three-story Brick apt one twor story Frame Lear 4s streot southwest; side and vera te Wan FBO! LIZMAN, 1321 Fst.n.w, Fe Rout UARRIAGS HOUSE—a fine Car- Tiage House and Stable, with cow yard attac aud fronting on two alleys, in the beta cen 121] ae Asth, is for rent; for three room above, Rept ® gr : TRUE FOX & S629 st 1509 Penasyivanta ave Fa BEBTAt S14 Wath street, handsomely ur nished MS, of pario: vd chamber coca with Board. ane ° SAMPLE Boom “anD GA, Tone TOE Pin @ good BALE, with license, nice! Tocation. yiced rensnn for for sacking ‘A Fare chanee: Apply toW. h street ects 3t* ia account of the death of rath & Ball th he Good: Ba! Ts eetabliched ta =Til rirk Gains BT corner of Mase LUMS Mere: for sale cheap, aathe busiaces sete tive te Seana? 1 ie aez2 St" AX, | OPPORTUNITY ts ou:'Fed to ® party with a dollars fa an investment where cepital, white resnainies sown control, be tore than doubled Highest Fe, -rences give: acceas Address WAB! mOHON. Pe 3; ee paz ANTING MONEY rca rae cent. on ri Lo or first class ca laterals, dress M. L, HORNE, Attorney- sdk es Louisiana a ans deci? 6t’ (OR SALE OB XCHANGE We DISTRICT PEOPERTY—A very fine PLANTA ee: ef acres, in Ar! , within three miles of steam navigation; six —s bonuses, one mill (grist) —_ five outhouses, condition, 500 acres cultivation; well watered —e of of ezootiont no! = orc! }, and rich ing summer and win- te is entirely Unencumbered, and in very Realty location. “t yjaire 30 per_mouth. for reseed-brick HOUSE cellent ibor- od ; street cars one square, and Pas innin _Rov24-Im 603 18th street, o ae ‘Treasury. ARBANTS BOoUGH — WILLIAM B. BEOK, oo < _oct87-2m* OBNEO34.F street northwest. FORE SE1DDING sites on 4 Goon Dwar @ and GROUNDS for st ammendale Way ‘tation, Baltimore and Olio tailroad, thirtece Bile out. Appiy on premises. DARIRE | — S $ GOLDSTEIN & 00., Loan and Toaeiosion Literal ava , Sortheast corner 10th and sane or ry reasonable terms. Unre- Pledges Goods at te Business strictly confidential. obese ga a LOAN.—Several smsil amounts, MSs, 82.500; alo: cE Ue eS ry tH NS For fre 8 we = sn per to DOWRMAN 41 FOR SALE. ‘OB BALE—A very fine BRASS FIRE SET. Also, io. OLD FRANKLIN STOVES, - Rak. do: fine BUGGY AWNESS. Wiltectl Tarnott fo lean than ‘half the cost, wud oa Building. tthand Eo? onan te and 20 TT SE, BOS CGA" a0 por 1000, 6 cents on: 5 it GOuDETEL Ga ail gaia ia Cigar’ Store; 611 Pa. eeALEE aa , Dew F Heat nears ‘sebington! WM. Pity, aD decdd- KB, 715 15th street. in; LE-BIED 5; ers. r: a so ,e2 ne oO a Fe BENT 1506 ,1 street near the Arlington Hotel and all the street cara: new and elegantly Fornished ‘PABLOBS and BEDIDO 00 M8. Hou: allmodern conveniences; north and south exso- sure. decd)-Im* For BENT—1113 M street, HOUSE of 10 To ms, containing modern im; ts. per month: Key at 1933 1ath atrect denis 6¢ FOR RENT AND SALE. | GEORGETOWN ADVER’ WTS, RFNT, SALE, OB EXCBAN® » root REST hey cd stret Bart mtbwest: most lietbie. Rasa baaa gee - 8540, 4000, en ed terms. *OB BENT—On long Svenoe and leh street Bay be made to Ri Bi ne. on Be = F and eatres ENIRHED MS.stngly es. 5. PRENTISS, set re Forget F wha three other FURNISH Inquire 1306 6tb street northwest. —A lary picely, FE dookt: serabie for two iy FUBN on ditacan Fc BE: at is’ wore omit? aakt jcating; second feor; privals | i be held nd Willards’. “Appiv st ¥ ev a. rh, 1s nov im” | MOBDAY & rtiiern , mA GRoRoRTOWS. DU. Doc 284. ters tT i's Rank have otter nuery W Laikd, oe ae. ak Gasnier _MEOKANIOS” Wa rgrtowe. Do the Sock bohters, eet Rant BENEF ORG ETOWN - © 145... Sock dome [oLIpay PRESENTS, a oe —ne Tice ‘Sennine cr ia taheratss Other oseful suitable for Holiday very cheap HOLIDAYS With © choice assprimeut of Bouse F ney Goods. Decorated and White Fr Chten, French Ont end Wagrered Glow Ware pagan ‘Ware, Tin, Woolen and Willow are. Also, @ fine amortment of Toys aud Fas |; Wagons, Volocipedes, Shoo Firs, Sleem, At the New House Farmisbing Store of . LIANT & OGDEN 47 Bagh sirset _ deel Georgetown. D Bak oar. . ‘to reeet **Gencral Banking one, and ond mae on all access) Disew ndeve. Hl. POLKINHOMS. Prosiont mt Baxnert, Cashier. Beary Dickson: | Bie bexitne | Prod. WSs nel ‘7. r 4 Hiss A Shinn, | B.D. Bartley, | Thoues Kvocks mony 1 -tu aly [ ruos. x, wacdiman. oT st. | HM. WHEATLEY’s cleaned during ‘ua your address and we will call for and re. Bend 50 | turn work at any piace in the District free of oxtre is OF 2555: Eeeeeteace n080 0 see a - =e woes} eesti New Ji 30th st. 4 ie 3 Most. bet. = Howard 4 ie bet 2 > i G st, bet. 3 Union st.. 1” $502)<t st. w..(furn.), all mod. imps., 12 208 unbarton st., Geo t.. oo M 20 iso - BS ad 6 a 50, 207 Bat. 88 1406 L st. eo) x07 M st 30 2315 M st. r 04 th, > 3B 4568.3. 23 1315 10th s WIN. J. x 22 Mase : Rees 2 4 2 os 42 Gay at. 3 529 10th 23 410. Nth 2 6 2 162 ath 15 Cor. 18th st. and 8. . 0% RBNT—Three large ROOMS In H: FY 1411 Pennsylvabla Senge, next to Wittand’s J.C: LAY @ 00, viet 1w 33 sere —A very derirable fnrnished f RESIDENCE oF Suites 0° Tvomee t reet northwest. deci7-9¢* hed Kv@MS—The most elo- and Species H Booms to be found inthe, toe Dis trict in in either suite or single, si at Ni street. between C street Penney’ ivanie sae One of the most central localities tn the city. di7-16t {OR aig pe BOUERS on Corcoran street, between Ith, co ig e1 bs gan watcr baths Cacobee” Gent ak fa? ome Apply 713 1th § 17-2 F. W. P. MYERS, Agent. Fst: ee of those first-class D WELL.- ee be Soe peer eae pee balance in monthly installments, “= P. MYERS. See rocm—all modern declé 20* {OB BENT—No. 1006 Massachusetts avenm northwest. containing fourteen roome, large w Keon parlors, bath room, cellar, &c. “‘Phis is class centrally located: bus ail modera inn. provements, and is especially suitable for s member of Congress or any one desiring to. entertain d ingeire ct Vleet csetettiees “oa o> ae os Benn ery REE, Bs 9 ‘olas RENT Wiehe, Re Soh eS ae Fow DWELLING G31 W ett reat, a ekg Price of astgris an acy G13 7th street; or, 920 brick front ine ) Foams, bach modern fmprovem: reunity to secure “aa es street n. w. BOARDING. — EXCELLENT BOARD 916 ts Feasonable: near cars barton street, near town. ll MILUIRENS HOTEL. Girne ork and & northwest, Wash: ‘toa, D.C., juare from Ayentue, F 90h avd th ith surest cara O° cars. ard #2 No bar. Taake meLixes, Pree. MP*288 HOTEL, 470-472 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Entirely Renovated and Improvet. board. Dinner at 4 o'clock. nied BOOS (or net nt helo. rl = F a BOARD in a family, wits LJ 009 Mersin avente. ‘Sepa im PERSONAL. [ S24) 80? Pay aNY DEGTS CONTRAOTED ith ritten sathority: 7 AuRXANDER “GAWTHEON, "Soe 1 sireet port! dec23-3: Frctes De : MUsIAS aye ane. pou ANE s ci = JOLDSTEE se ‘Califernia Cigar Store. 611 Pa OTIOR — All indebted to the late aGuarl ah BELL aro requcned to call rettle immediately. Accounts: mot notthed by be placed in the hands of a the business must Soseseet by Jan. lst. pace claims inst the same will present D.W.MAGBATH nem for 9s t by Jun. Ist to TO LEARN ENG FosEieNEEs pera i as © Circles, can receive tpstruction frosts Lede whe ® Lady w » ‘ich th th , - 3 se ‘through eral languages. “adareee™ ar Montgomery stroct, : ee ae i hie Jan- wary ist, leave for decl4-3w* ADRIEN BAUDOULN, F Frenck Dyer. ete spay i Sor 5 in perfect Pan Bent @45 931 Peni ‘OB SALE—A fi RESIDENCE. o FF’ veewee and loth west. dec3-im h3 BENT—Teo Iara eed Tarnished; an in, store, rants evehos, southeast cornce aylvanie avenue, southeast corner of 44 st. d3-Im* F RENT—Two fine OF FIOEK ROOMS. Alse, oe ary BA mer Cleoets. all bow and cosh (OR BENT—A BASRRENT ROOM, = FORMER oo mana oo corer of th and @ sivects nontwert. Fe: SALE ee ee BRIVUK HOUSE— ‘Terms sory Saws eight » bath, cellar, im, ts; thires eon cng guar fut cx squares east of 6 OB SAL ‘I offer for sale all classes of “of December. JOHN T. MITCHELL, between Ko, Foome furs for house pi ros all for rents AA ie, 384 Penn- £04 st. d2-Im* BASEMENT ROOM, 25.8 feet, well er 9th and G' streets to DODG DODGE & BON. sad cold waters’ ‘conerste BovS0-colm MILBURN, 513 7th st. BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, AM**"iae with 8. W. alkaline [yt qo ei tat of all dimensions can be bought on reasona- RS. DR. 18, j | a — rn ogi ony ood and pete ed pene om jects, Bamely: Wawa Gourtahip, Mar « ‘a on ii Morag Sk By ote all {ings are Contotied, Oftice: ‘and F sts. northwest; entrance on novi-coim | a CE ar ae eee | THE TRADES. LLiAR BALL Pee eee Ao JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND G&S FIT1ER, $11 71x 87. SORTHWEST. | charge. retarned by mail or ex Pree from and to any piace inthe country sph we —e_ rw sw LADIES’ GOODs. Cue. Rurrears BERLIN ZEPUYR EMNROIDERL BLIN ZEPUY EE BM) BS ant 403 Trx STREET NoxTawrsr, (Betabliched in A.D. 16, Where you find « fine assortment EMBR. CUSHIONS, SLIPPERS on Ganvas, Oly = CHAIR STRIPS.” SLIPPER CASES. nay KNIT WORSTED GOOU8B, and wriino CLOAKS and CAPS for Chiiirue, caRyED sLirPen GAs, ad an RR CR Meee oat and TOWEL ane od « full tine te Plaica -—, ms oa ice wasortment . VELVETS. | BLES, ‘Tpectal attention gives to orders. Mus. J.P PALMRE, _docl5.tr_1109 W strects bebwoon Litt aot Int, CELVED, a lary Stmeat at Freak NETS and HATS of the latent Till open SATURDAY, ino, Groene” in all its branches. 1107 Pa.» haries street. imore A OE eee ry CEL FR "Res +o to ROOF, 870. MENT EVER MAUR MISS K. A. McCOR MIC! 5 =) 0S Peansyivania Avenue, (Up Stairs. write French MILLINERY for the Mail and Imported BONNSTS and HATS inthe newer French FLOWBES, FEATHERS, SILKS, given to orders. oot) tr MEDICAL, &c. » in this city. who honor bim with their confidence are assured of Southwest. ns noserable tr treatment, 906 B street decd) ® D*, ‘the oldest’. ‘established Ladies’ Physician Bas Bexoven To 66 Suan? Bt. above canton, eer ess one square from {restment of oer can docks te RIBBONS. ac. Ladies — dim in ith coe Sepa rooms = lady paseomas. ray STATION, converses MORE AiD OF ies From Baitimore. FJ mminwies from Washtngion. ‘Bxprees connections io and from Anpap- rates of fare on railroad JAS. A. COOTES, Manager. ME BRUNSWICK,» Bovisron, com PLsazunon Be a) arts Sapient eee eos of teevel pleted ol ready for Sroprovt and contains mane ie somthin ot ie ae : =s. coon for tengsent it contaies Siemau boueeee are ON THE EUBOPEAN PLan, SANTIS ‘The most central, and yet quictest location in the 2S Rees ©. B. FEBRIN, Proprietor.