Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1876, Page 2

WASHINGTON: THURSPAY......January 20, 1976. CROSBY S. NOYES........Editor. BQ Circulation More than Three Fimes that of any other Daily Pa- | Per published in Washington, and therefore by far the Best Adver- Sising Medium in the District of Columbia. Tuterest om the 3-65 Bonds. ‘There is an erroneous impression that there 4s some opposition on the part of the District | the interest on the 3-65 bonds. This is not so— @he only question is as to whether the in- Zerest shall be pald from funds in the hands wf the District Commissioners being the un- expended balance of last years’ appropria- Bion of 1,060,000 or by a new appropriation. The last Congress contemplated leaving the general appropriation to go to other pur- poses, but if this Congress see proper todo Bo they can order the payment of this interest ©ut of money now in the Treasury to the @redit of the District Commissioners. We @re creditably informed that the District Committee are unanimously in favor of pay- ing the interest, the only question being as fo which of these two methods they will favor. Timothy Kirby's W! Stanly Matthews, the distinguished attor- Mey at Cincinnati, who, it is said, narrowly escaped being made Chief Justice when the ame of Attorney General Williams was Withdrawn, arrived in Washington last Right, and ts a st atthe Ebbitt. Judge Blatthews, who !s the attorney of the Kirby heirs in their contest of the will, says there mre several grave errors in circulation in re- Herence to that eccentric document. The ehildren d!spute the will not from any dis- ©ontent with the disposition of the property, Zor the bulk of itis given to the four heirs Byron and Clinton Kirby, Mrs. Donn Piatt, and Mrs. H. B. Bann but from a seuse of duty in a vindication of their father’s mem- ory. For over fifty years Mr. Timothy Kirby Was & prominent citizen of Cincinnati, re- Marked for his purity of character and pro- Priety of conduct. He was a good citizen @nd affectionate husband and an indulgent Parent, respected and loved by all who knew Bim. When nearly ninety years of age, however, his reason gave way, and his con- Guct, like bis will, was the result of insanity. ‘Three out of four subscribing witnesses tes- tify to this fact, and painful as the ordeal is, these grief-stricken children find it necessary to make the fact known, in vindication of their father’s memory. We see it stated by the Cincinnati papers that the probate court has admitted the will to probate, but the judge in doing so said he Yergarded the probate of the will as ex parte and purely formal, and that under ordinary eircumstances a will ought to be admitted 2o probate uniess the testimouy was such as 2o exclude every hypothesis of competency n the part of the testator. In this case, @ithoug’ three out of the four subscribing ‘witnesses testified that their present opinion ‘Was that the testator was incompetent at the time of the execution of the will, never- theless the court thought that it would best Bubrerve the ends of justice to aimit the Will to probate in the usual and formal way, nd aliow the parties Interested to do so, to Contest it in the ordirary way. Gen. Banning, Donn Piatt and Byron Kir- by declined the trust imposed upon them as ®Sxecutors, and Clinton Kirby alone assumed it. In qualifying he filed a statement of the ‘Value of the estate, fixing the personalty at $10,000 and the realty at $100,000. The Ga Bette says: “It was generally supposed that Bbe estate was worth a million anda hair, Aba some persons, pretending to kuow, had Hixed it at as high as four million, and that ‘the ‘adopted’ children got at least half a mil- Hon. But these extravagant fancies vanish before the array of figures in the statement ©f the executer.” The value put in by the executor is probably, however, the assesse4 value on which taxes are paid,or what it ‘would sell for under the hammer. Much of the property !s real estate, the exact cash ‘Value of which Is not easily estimated, bu: ‘which, if well-managed, would doubtiess sel! or double its assessed value. —_-<re-__ Our Relations with S- The New York World contains au accoun @f an interview with Secretary Fish by Mr. J.B. Stilison, of that paper. As the World thas usually spoken with autheotle and dis- reetiy-put Information concerning State Department matters this statement will be Scanned with interest. Secretary Fish did Rot, of course, tell all the secrets of his diplo- matic budget, but he very trankly explained ‘the cbaracter of the communication made to the Spanish government through Mr. Cush- ng. It was purely pacific, and so friendly in ts character that the Spanish Ministers pro- Fosed to take it as a basis for a treaty of . Itrecited what the United Stateshad Buffered in consequence of the protracted ‘war in Cuba, and how patiently it had en- ured till endurance had ceased to be a vir- tue; and it urged Spain to settle the difficulty @t once. It virtually said to Spain: “We don't want to troulle you, but we must take, are of our own.” A copy of this note was ‘@fterwards sent to our ministers in Eqrope, 20 be read by them to the respective govern- Ments to whieh they were accredited, to as- @ertain whether they could each coincide ‘With the suggestions respecting the pacffica- Zion with Cuba which the note embraced. To get the facts directly before those govern- ments, and lead them to use their Influence 4m inducing Spain to settle the Cuban difi- @ulty at once, was the object. The Secretary tieclined to tell what answers had been re- @elved, as that might be discobrteous to the House, which has asked for information, and ‘the information wil! be given in a few days. Mr. Fish claimed that the government has Rot departed from the letter or spirit of the Monroe doctrine, which he attributes to Can- ming, though !t was subsequently written ‘ut by John Quiney Adams, then Mr. Mon- Foe's Secretary of State. 2+ It is to be presumed that there ts but little doubt among fair-minded persons of both parties that intimidation, and In some cases, @ctual violence, was practiced during the late political campaign in Mississippi. But how far sch intimidation and violence was Justified under the peculiar circumstances of the case, it would well be worth while to eousider. A prominent native Mississip- Pian—a republican with conservative ten- @encics—has no hesitation in saying that the “question at the last election was whether “the ignorance and cupidity,or the intelli- gence and respectability of the state should Fule. On this issue the respectabie elements Of the state, both white and colored, united, Grd ig advance, and notwithstanding tue prepor derance of the ignorant masses, boldly Prociaimec their firm determination of car- Fy ing the election at all hazaris. Congress encounters remonstrance, too, in {its proposed reduction of the expenditures of the governmest in the direction of diplo matic and conusularexpenses. It Is asserted ‘What the Secretary of State has expressed the opinion that the wholesale reduction of Salaries contemplated will demoralize qe consular service. It is dificult, even now, to obtain suitable representatives for m: ‘consulates oo Account of the starvation sala- ries attached to the positions. Nota few of ur Corsuls at important points are com- » it seems, to live in & style i!l-com- Porting with the dignity of their positious and of the nation whose represeatatives they | ‘@re, and in consequence of this they are fio- unable to enforee the respect de- and received by the representatives Of mapy other pations. If the necessity for _EVENING STAR. | of Columbia Committee to the payment of | ti be 8 disposition on the part members of Congress to accept the of t oners of the Freeman's Savin ngs nd Trust C om pan. | that the government purchase the bas bollding tp this city. Mr. Sherman, in the Serate yesterday, indicated the purpose of the building has been oceupted for several years past by the Department of Justice, | and the entire batlding could, it is stated, | be readily utilized by the government. Since the latter is in a measure respousible for the system of freedmen’s savings banks, by which thousands of poor people have been swindled out of their hard earnings, it | Would seem meet that it should now come | to their retief, especially since it will, by so doing, promote its own interasts. This, how- ever, isa retrenching year. jast before the Presidential election, and the proposed pur- chase will doubtless meet with opposition. ——~-re. It isa very common belief that mild wea- ther in winter is unhealthy, and yet the last mortuary report of New York city seems to disprove the proposition. For the week which ended last Saturday there were 508 deaths. This was thirty-nine less than the number reported during the week before, and oue hundred and sixty-nine less than that reported during the corresponding pe- riod in 1875. Tiger 1HIPMAN, HOSMER & 09., Patents and Counsellors at Lav — NP. Gilmaa "W. Andereon han been discel- Ww. iSreusast ill continne the busivess at his OMices, y and 426 treat. Washington, D. 0 Watunt sf ret, Phila Pa. We p. Jan. New PIANO AND MUSIO STORE. i VICTOR BECKER, 503 7th strect, near H, Washington, D. 0, Now 7 cetave PIANOS, from first-class mak,rs, fur sale on cay pas taent or liber: deaae Pp susical merchandise in Pinnog tuned and repaired in the bast n2)-3t- manner WV E.BAXE THIS DAY asnoctated with us in the | GROCERY and SHIP CHANDLERY BUSI NESS.A.G & M.W. JOH BON (ane bestnes econdveted under th re, and TOHNSOM suoTneRs” JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND BeTAIL DEALEGS IN GROCKKIES AND SHIP CHANDLERY, 120) WaTER St., Poot oF 12TH ET. SovTHwest. jen:20-St* Ww ‘M. LIDKLNS. GEY. W. LISKINS. 20th Street Market. 720 TWENTIETH STREET. First clase MEATS, BUTTER, EO: snd ail kiads of FRESH PsobUY: FRUIT, ways ia eee POULTBY a epocialty. _jani0 tfeblo WM. LINKING & SON. JANOS, RGANS, | Pisros, WRGANS, AND THEIR PIANOS TUNED AND LRPAIRED by VICTOR BECKER, in the best st moderate prices, aud satisfaction gaa: antesd, 21 yearsexperiencs io this city. B. has fecommendalions ano refers to: Wim. Raabe & + Balitmore: Academy of the Visitation, b,(pow and since Iass,) Prof. JP Caniteld Mus. Doc ; Mrs. Samner, Agent for Hallet & Davi Mrs. General Dyer; General Garteld, Gen. Palmer, Fitzbngh Gopieyeeg send others S7-Give bim a trial. ®2" Terms cash unless otherwiee agreed. 87” Leave your orders or send postal card to Vv. BECKER'S | PIANO AND MUSIC STORE, 503 7th street noar H. Washington. 711 71 MARKET SPACE, One case very best Calicoes, °, con Jin i bite Bed Sproads, et @1, wor!t: $1.80 es bite a St $1.25, worth = 76, 3.60 Splceaid Silk, at $1 Castimeres, at 25 per cent. reduct: Assucy forthe New York Usiauadried Shirts, at Sgency f-r Fravk Leslie's Cat Paper Patterns. GEO. J. JOHNSOT & CO, TLL Market Space. lous th tack Casbmerce and Mowsire at great bargatas. cr $0, $175 and $2. jan20-eotr Musical Mechanisms, PLAYING FROM FOUR TO TWO HUN- PRED PIECES WITH EXPRESSION, MANDOLINE, DRUM, CHIMES, CAS’ TAGNETTRS AND IDESTIAL TUBKS As TACHED. MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING FROM TWO TO SIXTEEN cence NECESSARIES. SEGAR STANDS. SWISS COTTAGES, PHOTO- GRAPHS, ALBUMS, WRITING STANDS, GLOVE BOXES, LETTER WEIGHTS, SE- GAR_ CASKS, TOBACCO AND MATC BOXES, WORK TABLES. ae igh AND BEER GLASSES. PORTEMONAIES AND CHAIRS, ALL WITH MUSICAL ATTACH- pepe NOVELTIES ALWAYS TO BE G J. H. HELLER, Berne, Switzerland, Ilustrated Price Lists sent post-paid. SHE PSA UE atest sll receize HEL LER'S MUSICAL MECHANISMS jan?) tp 7 A VANITY FAIR. TRY IT itis shaved from bes Va. natural Jest, for Meerschaum aud Uigsrettes Doos not make the topgue sore. Sample on receipt of W cents, Highest award, Vienua, 1573 Sopa for Curcslar. WM. §. KIMBALL & 00. Pesaess Tozacco Wokks, Rochester, N. ¥. From Vv. N Ogden. Rye Neck. The Vanity Fair Tebacco arrived all right. Thore aly one fault I can find with it—tt has a peculiar or; exclusively its own, unlike any tobacco i retofore emok affect the Beat effect of smoki ir is to p te the r with a oS good will towerd ail-tuen” sort of DOES NOT MAKE THE TONGUE SORE, cAMOxkE Vaxitt Fas —There must be soms magi cal properties in it, akin tothe wonderfal Eastern plant that made captive the seuses of those who in Melle! ine. Hite. . Fi Peay Grand It selis at double the price of any Thavea arc store and would Aegto keop and sell old of our Vanity Fair, and Gnd it better t in this market. other tobacco. Jour tobacco. Please quote price, & Best Im the Werl Psaes Your Dealer For With Vanity men see = commune sweetly all the day long: incense for your success; mourner in ashes for your disappoiaument Bold by AND C , BUTTS: AND BGG! sh every day. Oat A street northwest. Raupsi= PEOF. LUCIEN E COLLIERE FREXCH LANGUAGE, 519 oth street northwest, near i 19-1 FRESH CUCUMBERS, fag FRESH TOMATOES, DER LOIS and SWEETBREAOS, SALMON, SHLIMPS, LOBSTESS and TRRBAPIB, FINE FRESH SHAD, /BLTS. SCALLOPS and CLAMS, CAPONS ans GROUSE. ON HANVAT THE COTTAGE MARKET. S15 léth atre: ‘tue Ooadition— | janl9-6t UST BECEIVED—lu “economy in th!s brareh of our foreign ser- ‘Wiee be imperative, it would be far better to ¢ entirely the expense of maintatning #{ unimportant points, aud leave the compensation of others undistuybed. 4 BroLisa aLe, cd tstine, (rome | ELoaREE- Ed, 1915 Pa. or.” | the Finance Committee to bring in a bill | providing for such purchase. A portion of | | Wat WANTS | WHITE GIRL or Wrntal housework. A re weune roribweet ne NOB & vay compareat GTRL. . ans 9 private family. | are ar V4 C street northwent AS SEOIS SITUATION. by ani as Jake care of reese 0. ‘Metcrence given and reqeized: NTEN—HORSES, f hing frm ‘050 EEN LIRERT ‘able. middle-aged COLORED | Nas nurse for two children and todo herwotk, required. coe ier oo 12a. meat 1616 Bat Baee mathor ¢: 0 tween H Woe, “ POSITION tn som some store, biog isnot afraid to work. Address Pes a ar oft TaANTE ction of the city, derate er se; Sante: must or urinesstPoreughly, and be well recommended. Appl 491 Win iED—r09 benest, € od references: ro inds of ws Sovplied at the Hur-ka Kmgtoyment Ofices B15. F Urtt [eem ate | Mes LOIS O BOTL W Po ee a &n the busives Tes ina ecuing mernion otice cix mentes.or anti Sey = pe d@ e--. in own writing aM. Vv ANTE; —<s SLEVUN s¢ Cierk of Book. hotel or busiuess house, by a young man sell krown and fully compsteat, best of cen as to chara cr, ability, &¢. Addrves P.O Box 69% jan® 3", ANTED—ay io Ocoee «BE feet Catier, mer. can lear a of Pe 82100) Nw 100 yds. PC ieay Sahn er and Desi f vii INGSTO! thew Tew + immediately, as we have forgott>s boi at. : jan% 2° WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash {124 & strest northwest. jauld.3." Ben middle-aged white woman, a TION as cook; countey proferrs references. Plonse address Box 3,8: WASTED—By an Koglisin s Bteward or Wailer, ter from last situation. ‘Address ¥ x WASTED-Two Gkewsn a:diwo OHANB sii g good situations = 2 F stree: 19 3 Ww ant ED-A TENANT for w Frowand Track Farm, four and a hsif miles feom city Hmits either ppon thares or at a money rent; or world sell or excharge for city property. Inquire a: ass Mas achusetts avenue.” Janl9-4t* WaANTED—500 BS t mn Moll Briter,at 3 to MW center at iat oh Hircet Dorthweel Jjanis- Ww ANTED—A years the propristor of @ store, Gress AFM this office, Senki W ABTED: do plain sewing or light h +o Hi street northwest GIRLS as couks, RMAIDS. All persons de- honid cai! at Boom 24, cor- Famtiies will please write. snow that WILGEA Mi i 1 New York avenue. makes a speciaity of catling garments to bs mace wt bi novld-ly \WARTRi—Te Fee EW STOVES, tor old ones, at BUTE EES, corner 6th and K sirset Market. ANTED—OARPETH 70, TREE Stoam Beating Works, northwest, opposite orthera a Lie rey LOST AND FOUND. SQ BEN AKL —Lose 2313 M sirest a horthwest.a very «mali black and 9 tan GYP. The above reward will be paid it ret “O8T—a PRTITION to tn Maryland Assembly, 4 signed by FP sore gga. Mont: from moment Blatt, Gemtal eal, aoa other Finder will please return io W. W. KAPLEY, 1319 B street northwest (aat-ae* OST—A white and liver c lor, apnited SETTER 4 DOG. Ans T A very liberal reward «itt be paid for return to E. u. KENNEY, No. sare. UST—On Wednesday night, 1th lust, white 48ETIER DOG, with liver colored to the name of + i “tbe paid for his retura to reet north west. sand Ni Es, draw and Hettia @. fische ily, 674, and one for 9% ines Om Gs dated Soreary 2th, 157 snd Mary Harmen for @ at months. #2024. Also.the ‘onowines favor of he & Oo: T 5 ‘Aprils, 1625. 60 days: hiohard Marateal’s notes for 945 46 each, acd 6 month’, ane March 23 ne of Uhristian Worch, OctaserF Als>, one Board Audi: certifi: able to B. Ohew Joves, All per- greretigeared net to met ood 5: onped. certificate, as paymert 2 P| nay st" = ROCHE & O8T—On Friday. lath instant ® lemon wale 4 white colored SETTER Hid. §fal Teward will be paid for return to ee 4 Lith street northwest aur ae Lveiton ber the -h, ® biack and tan DOG, with o A; Snswers by the name or Bel will be paid, by returai eit to 10) at., Letween janld-3t* L ee ioc, on H Cy oer — 4 New York avenue charch and F,a LACE POU. ‘KET HiaebegRCHIER "the finder will be rewar by leaving it at jan ‘OST—8$30 BI + ith inst. E48 Ted, Russian SWARD=O; Se Leather POURET BOOK non jing @62; ove Board of Raake CorceBontet Sa 06 » alte. to k. Chew — nd several niness cards. The ab: lett at the Star office. BOARDING. Loare BROOMS, 59 cents per night. TABLE BOARD, 5 per week. MEALS. 40 cente. yen 5 Pennsylvania avenue. — NSO) Bee E, corner 3d street and Pa. Mood UUDS sed BOARD at rm months” Feet cheapest Table Board in city. A. PABKINBSON, Proprietress. FOR RENT AND SALE. FO2 BESTA 303 ¥ aftrects Bear Ebi t 01 ely “Pari wy OF ater, eingie str or | vOR aes EBT HOUSE ot owed Opes. ali moderm EF: ‘Sdgtisto hoard with pars an a ‘Bante oe Bierce exchanged: Adtroes z aera Farci-hea mes et Board not ‘aud Cold water, revememee At 906 | etter. bei streets n rth west jand)-6° FoR SAGE CREAP—The BEwIDE sw 1727 F stort; house pearly new. with al! m etorn im- Well be sold furnish d or anf larmisbed. ison. = monte Ss. ture wolnut farnt! beat, pox ed Si rake cla aa ius privet famiiy. At Ta2 D street, between and 2d streets northwest. jan® 10. “ B Sa LE_ Two LO: OTS om G street. between I7th Vb streets weet. 83 foot © Inches ieaeae U3 feet 8 inher Fi ee small bricks, revting for $105 monthly. See eggs Oe gain ei 12 7th strest. wih» oe ase of bath; 9 pers. na: cent. per annum. en, ‘anzv-colw 412 7h atroot a onan gen fn) Lors on 8 yeh A re Ist ard 31 streets east. close > ms Sapheark recta east. close hanged for ituprovea exchanged for imupror DOWNMAN & GREEN, jan$0-ectw 412 Tih sirest SUR REE T— Bo. 505 B street southeast, HOUSE, tea rooms; ali movern imp Beat @65a month, (OR RENT—1 BOOMS, fori hess lots are very durable f-r nd will be sold cheap, or propert; four or five commanicatiog Lind; able for housekeepigg; kk street northwest Jau12-2e* OB RUN T—1338 New Yo Kavenne. tw lags communicating farvished BROOMS. with or without b ara fi rmsinxderare —j19 st* ro n da ROOMS dern improvements; contrat part of the ci nar Pe fisy venta avenue, Address W. F.. Post O janid Fe, RENT—Fight re room BRIOK ROUSE in good order, gax sud w ster; N >. 910 20th stract, between I val peut 8H, ‘inquire No. 82 0 ortag ot ney with handsome stent aad aud responmible party onty: magnificent cover “To a carefi 7201 reet payment and long time. ‘Apply. WING. Ave:ioneer, corer janld-3* POR ete yh {ITNBY HOUSE. ‘The house is well freed hes ber room, dia- f, Foom, bgt a og — oe Cc vse bay com- BERR aligns it mraneriy conducted. App to WHITNEY'8, Capital Bill ose roe RENT—A x3 desirable two: a aud bas-ment ae WELLING HOUSE on the lee corner of Pro: pect and Frederick es House contaias 10 rooms, bat! a cold water, gas,é0. To a OAs tenant the rent will below. Apply to THUMA: UWLING, corner Pennsylvanis avenue and my con 319. t ‘OB RENT—At 817 12th street, gpposiie pte. RY4N’'S Boarding House, two elogant LORS, first floor. Boas nable. [°O8 BENT—a very destrablesouth tront BOOM, het and cold water large closet. ture entirely 3K street. jant Roe BENT—One ig: FRONT BOOM, with inn ard, reet northwest, fo a vate femtl woe BS BENT. IMs. 7 single ROOM; 721 lth sirect rt gauls 6t* a RENT—A suit of nicely farnished ROOMS on the first floor, south front; 67 E strest northwest Jauls 3t* ;O% BENT—To officials jomaly furnished BOOMs, south fron Lear Patent and Post office 0. ins 12 1 modero improvements, ant isin Kent, @! eranuum.’ Apply to mus; bas Rerfect repair THOS. BE. WaGGAM 97th street, “jaass 3t Fo, WALES 8, RENT- DWEL it ARLOR rou bath, with o j Feet RENT—The @RKENWOOD 1 FARM. 0d Vermont av.. bet. | we bet. 1 FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. _ FoWiiine, Boas, coe ry rome ‘s wernt el — =| S200 CASH Wit a 8 PAID FOR « S1TO PO in may ll moern'tm provements, in perf Wilbescis forniehen o of, “mrtaraiened, “ Oecired. For pms apply to ¥-8. OBOLD, B Rorthenst, of on the premj-c Fad ene Z ¥ M am, NOM RE 513 Tih street ogelbtd om, the sowrh by the lan? of Old Poor's Hesse, on th pet a % Toe Feige ace | © rent ” ie * cap Parte T. | Toh atrest ” yw se: Apply S11 B hand 9th streets | : ae ims Ta) SAR TOW LES | OMler. No. 1007 ame: one 0 ESOT Min osrect ew. Ee ERNT-FEDRRAL BUILD Res out | S10, 000 oth cee. @ 300, gad « ib ROOD ds.stngts ang in “LS i FRED. KOONES, Janls-tr nls 3° No 1002 F street northwest F%, BENT=1936.1 x J streets near the, Artington $4, 000 8 Retatnen IMPROVED BEAL Fornished PARLORS and BRDRUO. Seohes | Zicke'nevfect. No commitenious paid A ‘ allmodern conveniences; north and south expo: a : 9 : ec) lan TNVESTOuS IS F Gyecume: eneclatons scttte aeae it - pos eee ‘Taxes. Apply to my. quire et rooms ¥. MC. ‘a corner of oh nae Bort 020 G strost southeast. van! wot $1000 eames de thste comes | Te On BENT— Fe honed Pick TWkiules motse, at witanced Seetmer te, Tater, pes large profits on 53." on the corner of *Sandecte* * ee, B.S Srermeigen Be? ANTED—A LOAN FS ets ect _ | WAS Kdweltag. for wh i ee, cont, Inusret Foe eerie tee pe eR UMNISHED | will be paid. No ‘comuluions, Addfom G Sar | s » * ‘< handsomely’ 18) fist Seer: | WycANTED—e 1s S00 AT = apn Bie ikke Se opis" W neues Son's peees bas eee rth # BOOMS, ress street , | tines the amount. Addi ve it on ce on he ) ON LMONEY 70 Loans eee, Ror ell choice rooms and eattabiy furnished. $200,000. sty et Bo oa sume at 5 per cent jas 14 6t team Small com 0 Res ESTATE eee OS _E WAGGAMAN. 519 71m st. taseee made every Wetnesday and Saturday.) ares Ma LIQUoW STD: eee Brick Houses For oe A most excellent opporta 4 thet.» = oe hern part of the city. Satisfacse Eston w me gene’ given for gelling. Address Hos 1th ta’ w all mod imps -9 Ta. a 3134 etn w., Fg EXCHANGE FOR A LO? OB LOT#—-A BKICh of ten r as, worth $8,700. encombered half ite velue, bat on bong ti Address © Lote Star office aplltr SSPE AND SURE INVESTMENT —Stock Priv £08 Che Per Cunt. from the market at low rates will pay targe ta the next 2 d small invest son large or ton and To imps, 6 rs st. s. w., mod. imps., 6 rs 3d st.n w (FP. H..) mod. imps ,6 re Biggs st. nw. 1 ..)mod. tmps., 6 rs. ae J H..) med. impe..7 rs. 1a Fil) incd. imps, 1 H., frgrcnas ~t +) mod. imps 1 5 car a UT SECURITIES FOR Sui as WB A) miod, tna: Bry 2 Myers cok Copa my hellish 1h Sw it 3-68 Bonde guaranteed by C8 n.e..( FH) mod inp Mat as oat arans Sate. ero 5.000 asd gi0.o0) For Stsecarhy icy wy sens tf $00 F etrent LADIES’ GOODS. SELMA A PPERT, Rs, M O14 Nin Tr oT RSET, (Oppesite Patent Oaice. od New Hamp. Gat , be id North Uapit Sch at., bet Band 8, n wel Jub st). bet. V aud W. 0 2 BERLIN ZEPHYRS, 75 WORSTED GOODS 50 ANT 10 OLD ERIBS 1 and INSERTINGS. REPE LISSE RUFFLING. ORE Pe TIES, ir RID GLOVES «, UST BECEIVED CBEAM COLOR FELT HATS, CH TIPS. ue xo FEATHERS, all moa imps, 14 re. + oli mod. impa, Ii ra. mod. imps., 11 rs....... “tah at Gce ‘n. SIs Ist st ” 1435 1440 Khe fi = & JUST RECEIVED 3 CASHMERE NETS and LACES, = 37th st. n, w., mod. imps., § ry CBEAM FELT HATS, poi ave. n. ©. mod imps sre. 4 110 11th st. 8, w., mod. imps. 7 ‘ aa tnkace 1407 NN st.n, w., mod. imps. 2 FEATHERS ani SILKS to match, most desirable goods, at MRS. M, J, HUNT'S, . 621 D street PEATH RES AND FLOWERS, from Imp: Auction at less thau bat {their rea! valu cheapest store in the city, CONNOLLY S, 64 S1f004, opposite Patent office, Loans, 81,000, 21,000. $2.0, 82,00, and $3,0%-2 per cent. for negot janl9-tr PERSONAL. BS. LOE RICHARDS. Peychometrio Delineations: alsor oxamfaations of al t cy 2123 F water, bath room, donb +2. and Latrobe heater, coe tdoor. * in basemeat bitch Beat B50 per m Ia- janis east” ato r, southwest Corner of Cieaee a Picture aud lock of hair. Mediciues fa — ua ote + between 17th an: Rished if desi: Van seen at No. i és = ‘Sanls-3:" | borthwest. posse | MO a venwinya, ech Abr “ein penile CHOUSE, No. ADIES.—For invaluable Instructions as to how Ladies Fashionable Shoemaker, 4 to live a true, hesithin! and beautiful life, and make the most a1 Dent of life ee it fs, inciose 1) cts. 610 NINTH STBEET, w Dr. 'BOMAINM, care of Box 421 Wa iagtens Opposite Patent Ofte. FoR RENT—Two, HOUSAS, §5, ble acd Carpe house. Inquire 1. three, and four-n 0. and $12, In advance, Mod ESAUE—A new two story BRIOK HOUS butlt by the day and in the very best style, mc f amprovements,7 roots. and five dry’ cellar, Lot ‘20 fect, within 2 sqaares of O at. market. wod SRE EBaping by the door sepals to Mrs. 50, HEAD, No. O11 F streot 9 Janl3 St" }OR BEN I—With bos nicely furnished second floor ROUM, suiiable for two persous House hag all modern conveniences, northera fam- 03 O street northwest; convenient to two lines ars. A few table boarders accommodated. Kef- renen exchinged. Janis 3t” (08 PENT Become, FURNISHED Paw ra Riek BEDROOMS. with Bath, Dining- Toc an itchen. Apply at 615 H street, betwen 2 Caged jant7-6t F. =. 'T—A fine HOUSE tole Ty ow rent, situated at the corner of atreet a Missouri avenue northwest. Inquire at 331 avenue jan? 6: Jai _SA perfect ft in every respect. jan6 ly FSS DE ME BIAS ABD Bid BONANZA Ci- cl MME. JaNNanar 4of the fin vans ] NNABS ae : OLDSTENN Bas rem 1209 Ponnsyivania avi box; 14 for $1. im M. C jean of 00 Caltfornin Cigar Site StL Perey. | Ltt, J4 seilibg regardless ct costs ap ~) reat Success! One Werk | Nive. VEKOW'S and ether PARIS MILLI LANKT READER BS ee pon, ett | NERY, wbich ahe respectfully invites the attention Ciawecvant, just arrived, and can be consulted on | “tthe Laat ail sckyects, bamely: Las 0 tay ‘Goartshi . Mar- Dresqt eel in all its branches jant-e* Bteles.. By the planets ail thin petty owt oF OSING OUT SaLE Office Southwest'c P= ing loth and F sts. a entrance op llth st. -eoSm_ OF A LARGE STOCK OF A ®THOLOGY. LADIES’ CLOAKS, SUITS, MADAME ROSS, AND ras cueoretes Laty ae a. oD etree = oon be consulted gt Bo. MILLINERY GOODS, in gihe? 2 Peer Pr st, Proeent and Future. ff dagen AT GREATLY REDUUED PRIOES. is invalaabie, describt: your Ladies wili do well to examin® my stock before ‘rloudess eluting out Mgt, bem oa lorming basing elsewhere. yon of the su: tndertet ings M. SILVER, . Landies, 61; gon- dec30-Im 717 Market Space. [OS BENT STORE and DWELLING, fon taining efght rooms, incinding stor orth nat Gorter cf Grecn aad Ollte streets, Geo town. Apply at store corner of 24th and (3 str: chy janl7-3." eis RENT At 1213 K stroot northwest. ducly ED BOUMS tor ead en suite or sing’ sar le for Members and others, with ths best of BO, the bear the market will afford. a tow Table Boarders desired 17-3t* Fos RENT Ire pleasant FUR iSuaD ROOMS, on second floor: hot and cold water, Bast poder conveniescics; with oF witbout QOARD. Inquire ax 1018 Wth street) near i Two uofarnished KOOMS and a pply at 929 [street n. wjanl5-20" (XOR RENT—No.G K ctrect, near Bt. Aloysius Cherch; BRICK of ten fo whe; all modern ‘con: Viences: $35. MILLE, £00, janis 6t' street, OE SALE OR RENT—PEW Ho + Bt. Joh’ Church. Apply to 1512 K s'reet. janli-5 FRE RENT. Me. 5. rt Pennsylvania avenue PROFESSIONAL. + UDWIG EISING L JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 0. 609 7th Street nw. opposite United Statos fen (Juse de Paiv—Bureau Francais.) Maer peal: Mi M.D. L3aa F street morta, Siienile diseases rh ae TO MATCH you SY saae cok Particular owl ie ‘and children. 3s p.m. D*- 2: &- wor, DENTIST, ct20-6m Kemeved to 1310 F street. ARE: Scnurren a ua At AN, fine French MILLINERY for the Wall and Winter. Po ad BONNETS an@& HATS tn the newest Give us a call. u7-6t" OQABDING—In a private family, no children. BY ‘Two. handsomely furnished Communicating Kooms, with or without Board; ees through house; het and cold waver, “bath, half “a e from avenue cars. 319 O street southeast, tol Hill. bet. S4.end sth ete, sal? Oe EEMON ee ee ane Indiana even pial siemens ‘eas: Sit ei ont, so. Table Beard gar meats FS tavor feats bas recently Bi improved, ‘newly furniehed end heated bye winie hee? Tia eS a nf 0 a Meer tm rom the OOP HILL, Proprietor. XCELLEN® BOAKY ‘as reasonable; near EN'S HOTEL, ae Wh and E sts. Merimeasy Washinecon BC Ode MeUBEe f05 No bar. Avenue, F, jad Baar strect ot ‘Transient Boai r day. Proprietor, EBA ® MIL! K Se iene MErEes HOTEL, 470-472 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Entwely Renovated and Improved. Dinner st 4 o'clock. Ne wi: nished ped BUCS for rent by the montb. nov! FOR SALE. Foe eer ar REA, SACRIFICE A some KIRT of Ray far- Sm and siber uirrel. THiCH'Ss Fur Sore, 724 Th strest. Ia .E—A low BUGGY, nearly new, with C | ee ey hallable ta | hj scian oF, c. cost 8475. sola. for gx. Toiuire ot FUMPAREY 30 « Uo ws The SiXTH eanenica AN CAUCH om é:h and d strect south weet, estnis ae B, PRABSON, Cheirman. ‘OK BALE—at ul Re opp oe ee eat Tae eR cumg Peer yore a bateon hand oe ‘and most com- den career neil the nach kor oolong: faced peice. H.GGAHAM, jy at try and Yet wi SUs sth st ow IFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ™ NATIONAL, prudbacl i ANCB <0! Assets January 1, 1875 year as ached Ay 1B IN 3UB- Tere IN3U, B KELLY Prosi. _BAM. OROBB, ena sais ‘OB BENT—An ie HOUSE. on ecsieca terns apely to . B. BELLINGER, — 210 2d street northw: jaulé 6t* Foe — HOUSES on Corcoran street, between lith ano 15th, contajuing ten won eappy at No Tt oe Beat $40 por ort at No “hal aeee? NW. P MYERS, Agent. Fs a aie=Eeeal Of those first class DWELL. INGS on Q and Corcogan streets, between Meth b streets. ae fe all cash payments; bai- Smeets monthly installment P, MYERS, NW. janl4-2w Notary, Public 715 loth s Fe. SALE—Two neat LITTLE HOUSES wai he water Seon ee side and back yards; M. » near 16) ‘or rent, ¥ no eld ‘Apply ‘at 923 Hh ttrest northwest. janl3 O28, BENT Two communicating PARBORS ‘nd two BED Rooms. foreiened or unfur- ished; house new; east front, with mode witheut Board. Inq’ ireet northwest. non 8s SALE—A LOT on Half strect, between Fe: a.G southwest; cheap for cash. ‘aang 8 B10 me VBESOO, DRCORATIV e French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS BIBBONS. fo. eA aera Arch ~~ Reset atlanta ahiten'te cee, pe 5P ROOM, 710 § street northwest, SuLiy "WASHINGTON. D. 0. Prician. SELF ADJUSTING EYE-GLASSES, frameless: manufactured acd’ afeas Qtate Deak: ameless, 'manufactu y Warracted uot to produce can Ste ol cers, as other eye giassesdo It does not sll; your nose if you sweat. Com¢and ses them, and convince y = this beautifal invention AAC ALEXANDER, _anl-Im 1229 Pe ave., Optician and Joweler. Th Ee cacy aa Be yor Ph Arr, Greduste of «i BANKERS. To 000 invested in Biook Linen lary fits. ite fc 5 $50 pars Bree prone Weis ors mage bck | CAPITOL iLL | eRe SENT FREES. JOHD gickuine ¢ 0O., LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, oct?-ly Bea Broadway, B. No. 317 Third street s. e 1,500,000” FINE CARRIAGES FOR WEDDID NGS, Is the average moi me atiy prose year sak he. paid CALLS, RECEPTIONS, é&e. xander Froth- Seta dor Th each SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO BOARDING Orders left et iengreuenat Hotel, or at Stable, day or night, will receive prompt attention. _Jané-1y A. B. DENNIS & ©0. opposite large operators. their Weekly.— Boston y An TO 60 OTS. Ae ON BVEBY PAIR el Apply to Feb. ites sage? vqdiress ALEX. FROTHUNGHAM & 00., Banx- | 2OC. BOUGHT. pply to F. B. oy sod Brokers, 12 Wall St..N.¥. novi8-th,ts,tr | 1 case (60, pairs) Dopeason's SHOE By 000, 1 cane 36 Pe eg powse yy 2. Fk eee, pe iat at ‘6 1,000. a Ft i: (eae a) yo ease aire 1 3, everae @t 20. fia. + er WATCHES 1 Graii SUTB eitrs boon 92. oot tr = = c Ladies at FoR; Shae Band 31 80, be SALE— Pinon Pats Satine south © be 103 on it a] ‘ail rk i wet ML beth BM, vik G street; £0. 2 MLBUEN. S13 That: wow) ua F° BEXT—A two story tee HOU: site. aed on 12th street. Feet, between Mt and N streets west, cont ing ten rooms, rove~ Bont @80 por month. ingaire at tT03, M FOR BENT Three large ROOMS on socond floor, in No-A3 18 43g airect southwost with aa aud water, ighborhood; dth-stroot Del care pans thogomee "810 por iuonth. ‘yans-20 BENT—Furnished SK, cor: of th 3 oe anus event fete Fosideues to B. fous im yack .} i 5 a. 1306 F street. (Rep. J ‘OB BALE—Neat two story Fam Ff th di al ce ta a Bec goe fifth down; balaace in qu at fy 15th .. F streets, couvéntent to ‘Willard’s, ‘Bod Imperial hotels. ENT— PARLOR ond BED EUOM, aa Fotcr smear Ebbitt House. A = at = Teui-tm” Sean Hy — somes watt states Stare Pee LOCH fe ere et ‘These goods are offered Teast from 250 5-3 isieat ed: Ww. BELBY's, 19% ‘3. Rid « Tog see ~ Read a ALE ENDS OF GENTLEMEN'S OA8T-OFF WEsBING APPABEL ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN Watches, BY ALL THE MOST CELESBATED MAKERS, A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. cure for NEUBALGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHE, PLEUBISY, CRICK IN TOOTHACHE, BECK, AND PAINS IN BACK AND Mome, refunded Uf relies ts not fected, M. W. GALT, BEO. & CO, JEWSELEGS. MRS. JONES’ g COUGH MIXTUBE, For the various ‘Throat Bee ead rene wag hi Vd without eral "Price 60 conte snd @1 per ale ABTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, Jenl3-tr 24 and D streets northwest. 2 Ladies’ and Gent's TRAVELING TRUNKS, with ‘McMurray's Patent Trunk Stay attached. SIDE. Janl-tr 1014 Baneaie: , RARGs ains chete 62 pair Very best Priute, Se, RENT Siar. Dry GOODE AxD CARPETS ATAND BE wane tarosr bl too the money te Seats 5 wif abe arts me aot: weetegne TONE dasa a, 1 areal Flaw si Ti3) BEAVERS reduced sit JOBN T. MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Just recetred and now opening, « full time of GOODS FOR EVENING WEA Tp Ligh) bambi ya, Lremee, fied onr stock tm this line UveGartug the season, as we are hing acditions BF One Price, trom which no change will bemaée. JOMN FT. MiTOHReLe, janid "2 _931 Poousvivants araome Beevn EAD a Cx J. OrreR aT TULIR BRANCH STOR 1203 F STaKET i ~ S208 13rn Sree OLD STAND.) LYONS BLACK SILK, gland up BEST PRINTS, se WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTTON, it\c CANTON FLANNEL, So. and ap WSS MUSLIM, 1839: and up KID GLOVES, 2 Button. KID GLOVES, 5 By $1 35, (ail colors.) FULL LINES DRY GO_DS, HOSIDRY, UNDERWEAK AND NOTIONS, AT CORRESPONDISGLY LOW PRICES, eid tr K GBOS GRAIN SILK, ack Velrot CODNOLL tie ) yards of the very best CALICO, 8% sCRree OF the very best plain 60.6 BLACK yards of good UNBLEACHED COTTON, 6 yards ol ya) iwide UNBLEACKSD CUT BLEAOU ED COTTON 7: rd aud © quarter i fyard v BLEACHED COTTO + ards ot two and a quarter wide SHEETING COTTON , 23 CARTER'S, 707 Market Ali of ovr plaid DKESS Gu All our BLaCk CADAM ERY at cos, 30 Ailourd uble wier: BLACK ALPAC, ‘a Allo BLACK SILKS at con.@1 38, r BHAWLS sm % vat Ce eee and BLANKETS at Cont, DAMASE. 42. n Tick, 38. 6. jenll tr 4 UNDERWeAR greatly reduced io clues cuir tare ato. M the Netlce. HIBTY Dats of ENTIRE STOOK OF DBY GOOD4 AT NOMIBAL PROvIT, Inciading five cases Gepeine Wamsutts COTTON 0, XX improved tabric, Ie. Iie. ; tie. gre. Five cases best CALIUORS, all tbe Govds to Bsc , Clge.. Oye, 64c Three cases 42 BLEAU ASD QOTTON, eyuai to Frait of the Loom, at luc, We . Forty proces SCT: axed PLALDS, tn seat ~ :@ wasee sey nase * mys BLANKETS ar Cost, from @2.80, @3 ‘Twenty dozen FELT SKIRTS. reduced to Sho. L WHON 200 _JanS cotr 636 PENNSYLMANIACAVENCE CHRISTMAS GoOODs. BUY USEFUL ARTICLES BT HOLIDAYS. LADIES’ OLOAKS, 95.00. SHAWLS, 83.00, worth 86.00. CAMELS BAIB SHAWLS, sil prices, BROCHE SHAWLS, ail prices. SILK MUFFLERS, cheap and elegant. LINEN HANDK EROHIBFS, 6 conte. GLOVES tn great variety. HOSIEBY AND UNDERWEAR vory cheap. BLACK SILKS, @1.00 per yard. BLACK CASHMERES, 65 cents por yard. FULL ASSUBTMENT DBESS GOODS, at 6% er yard and upwards. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR THE HOLI- DAYS. J.C. WISWALL 400, a tr Bo. 310 Tth ca PE Pa. ave. — HORSE FOOD. ZS conpors Foon FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. ECONOMY. IGOR. SPEED. EIN FINE APPEAR- “Coney BY 178 OSE. INGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE Sample 100 Feeds for $2 08, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisians arenes. decie-ecoim_ ©. P. LAURENSON @ CO. QUE STOCK