Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY January 29, 1876. CROSBY S. NOYES..,.....Editor. dee Circulation More than Three Times that of any other Daily Pa- Per published in Washington, and | therefore by far the Best Adver- tising Medium in the District of Columbia. To Advertisers, In order that the large and rapidly increasing edition of Tuk STAR may be delivered to tis car- wiers and served to subscribers at a reasmable hour each day, it is necessary to close the forms @s nearly as possible at 3 o'clock p.m. Adverti- Bers are therefore requested to send in their adver- Sisements not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. If Wecetved after this hour there is great danger that, with the Congress 3-65 Bonds, The debate in the Senate yesterday was important, as showing the views of leading Senators upon the relations of the District to the General Government, and, more par- ‘Ucularly the opinion held by them upon the direct responsibility of the government for the 3-65 bonds. It was generally conceded ‘that that responsibility was direct and com plete. Mr. Sherman said “I think we ought to place these bonds uy the exact position that the law de- signed, and that the appropriation made for the ‘eo of the interest ought to be made directly by the government of the United States, arid then whatever part it is tought to be levied upon the people of District should be levied upon them by taxation, and go into the general Trea. Sury to swell the body of taxes, and thus the le of the District would pay their Pa lon of this debt like the people of the United States, and would pay their portion of taxes. But so far as the bond-holder or the man Who has purchased is concerned, he holds the security of the United States, and we an no more violate, or impair, or impede, or delay, the full performance of this obliga- tion than we can impede, impair, or delay the obligation to pay the 5-20 bonds of the United States.” Sennator Allison said: “I agree with the Senator from Ohio thoroughly as tothe character of these 3-65 bonds. In the act of June 20, 1874, the gov- ernment did intend to guarantee to th holder of these bonds the principal and the interest by appropriations, or by taxes jJevied u} the property of the District of Columbia.” | PTePeY ° Mr. Thurman held that the goverment had pledged itselt that it would “by pay- ments out of the public Treasury of its pro- portional part of the expenses of the govern- ment in this District, contribute to pay the interest on these 3-65 boads,and provide a sinking fund for the liquidation of the prin- cipal.” Mr. Thurman aiso asserted his con- vVietion that the first thing for them to do was “to deciare w ail be the proportion of expense of government within this Dis- tiiet which shali be paid out of the Federal and then you know what propor- be paid by the people of this Dis- Mr. Conkling, in expressing his surprise at the “extraordinary proce by which “the credit of the Government has been bawked about and dise ed at a ruinous bat contribution * to-day toward the ap- Frectation or ation of Maat ercdit? It turned ant same time ago—I do not stop to Tame the exact date—that in this city and in this District, witu the goverpment of whi by the Constitution of the United Sta Covgress Is chargeable and charged, it bad come about thata ‘arge amount of indebtei- ness existed Which was to be iiquidated and Palisfied either by tax and tribute taken off the property in the District after the manner Of such things in the states or in some other ode, or by some appropriation or provision made by Congress. A committee and the two houses, wisely I doubt not, bit upon the Plan of issuing an evidence of debt, for Which and behind which the United Siates Wasto stand responsible; and I do not stop Wo haggle about terms or closely to inspect Words whether they be in one form another; but I say that design. the inteation ‘Was to issue bonds bearing 3-65 Ly ceat. in- terest, which should not be good cause nobody was behind them, anonymous securities, ing somebody, those to — they were offered Knew not who, but stance and effect by tne United which were to be made good in sub- Does not everybody know that?” States.” ‘The remainder of the debate, though desal- tory in character, was of the same tenor, and showed the fact that the best lawyers in the Benate all conceded that the government ‘was bound by its own acts to protect these bonds, whatever measures it might take to Prevent an increase of their volume. ——_<--—____ Robert Burns. ‘Tke apprectative, discriminating, and bril- ‘liant addresses delivered by Hon. Wm. P. Frye, of Maine, and Hon. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, at the Burns festival the other evening, printed in THE STAR, have attract- @d more attention than eulogies usually do. A correspondent of fine literary tastes writ- ing to us upon the subject says: “Mr. Knott's just and eloquent apprecia- tion of the true elements of greatness and manhood In Burns’ character and poetry won gpiaudits from all the poet's admirers, whe- er Scotchmen or not. Take a8 an instance only the quoted lines ‘To a Haggis,’ which were lerid, fore God, with good @nd good discretion.” These in particular: * Bat mark the rustic haggis fed ‘The trembling earth resound in bis walie nieve a blad He'll mak’ it whissle; Ax’ legs, an’ arms, an’ beads will sned Like taps o° thrissle. In the fourth line of the above, by dwelling ou the first syllable, and rather accenting it than the penultimate, as an ordinary reader Would do. Mr. Knott conveyed exactly the idea and intention of the author, which was to empbasize the haggis-fed rustic whose powerful right arm can make the blade whis- We, in contrast with the ‘poor devil!” fed o: Freneb ragouts and sie trash, and conse- quently who is * Thro’ blocdy fl. od and field to dash, O, how unfit Apropos to these rses, Allan Ci = bam tells the story how that in his youth he beard the address to a Haggis recited ina boon of reapers. “ An old highland ta idsman listened with the greatest attention; when these lines were recited: * Clap in his walie ri blade, He'll mak’ tt whissie,” Dovald could no longer contain himseif, but eried out. ‘It’s the God's truth; to make a Steel blade whistle, requires a man We are authorized by Mr. McCartee to positive y deny the statement that there is to be a large discharge of the employes of @be Bureau of Engraving and Printing on Zhe last of this month. “John Brande,” aherefore, must either have been misin- Jo:me',or must have cencocted the story for Inalicious purposes. A memter of the Maryland state senate has iatroduced a Yili to license gambling, the fee being $5,000. Such a measure is like ZB proposition to license theft. The “social vil” has been licensed by the authorities of @ertain cities, who thus make themselves esponsible for what they virtually confess heir inability or unwilliagness to suppress. Tbe community, however, refase to believe abat the vice of gambling cannot be broken 2p if the authorities faithfully perform their gutics, When it believes otherwise it will etme for such @ measure as the one in ‘Querilon. ——_—_——_-20e--—_—__— The spunky Smith sisters, of Glastonbury, ©onn., put their case peculiarly when they NEW PUBLICATIO: | PILGRIM Memories, OR. Teaver | LIScUsston In THE BIRrE-CoUu AND CBRISTIANITY, WITH THE LATE H ‘Thomas Bock. S. Stuart Glennie. M. A. New ppletoa & | ep’ | Quite as curious is the fact that both the | author and Mr. Buckle, with whom he traveled in the Holy Land, had little faith in the persons or traditions of the «holy places” that are purely Biblical. Yet it Wenkl seem that both bat faith to believe in the spiritaal mantfesiations of the charia- tan Home, including bis feat of making a heavy dining-room table float in tho air! But while rejecting ali existing creeds, he does not write in any scoffing spirit, but seeks to argue out the possibility of con- structing an idea! of the Universe which Shall reconcile the conflicting theories of Philosophers, and satisfy the aspirations of me Those who utterly reject all his spac- ulative theories, cannot fail to be pleased by his charming descriptions ot Eastern life and scenery. CURRENCY AXP BANKING. By Bonamy Price. professor of Political Economy in the University of Oxford. New York: D. Appleton £ Co. (Through Joseph Shil- lington.} This Is an apropos book, giving the views of, perhaps, the first of living political econ- omists upon the matters of metallic and pa- per currency, banking, &c. Tuk CHEVALIER CassK-Cou. THES&ARCH Fok ANCESTURS. By Fortune da Boisgo- bey. Transiated from the French by Taos. Picton. New York: Ronert M. DeWitt. {Through J. Bradley Adams.) This is a lively story of the adventures of @ modern Don Quixote. THe INN ALBUM. By Robert Browning. Boston: James Ro Osgood & Co. [Phrough Warren Choate & Co } The last poem by Browning, and which is praised and blamed by the critics in about equal proportions. Like everything by Browning, it bristles with faults, and also with merits. BRIEF BioGRArHIES—Vol. II. English Radical Leaders. By Henry J. Hinton. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. Tarough Solomons & Chapman ] The brief biographies in this little volume do not profess probably to supply much tn the way of original material, but seem to be compiled with good Judgment to carry out the purpose of furnishing ® handy volume of Information concerning the English radi- cal leaders, and the popular agitations and referms with which they have been asso- elated. THRIFT. By Samuel Smiles. New York: Harper & Bros. (Through J.C. Parker } Intended as a sequel t> “Self-help” and “Character.” The lesson taught is the de- sirability of earning and saving money in order to use it we.l. Among the especially useful chapters in the book are those treat- ing upon “Healthy Homes,” “The Art of Living,” “Savings Banks.” «2. ATHENAGORAS. Edited for schools and colleges. By F. A. March, L.L. DD, with explanatory notes by W. B. Owen, A. M. New York: Harper & Dros. (Through J. C. Parker.) This is volume IV. of the excellent “Doug- lass series of Christian Greek and Latin writers, for use in schools and colleges.” The series owes its origin to an endowme:t by Mr. Berjamin Douglass for the study of these authors in Lafayette College. ELIJAH THE PropHat. By the Rev. Wil fara M. Taylor, D. D.. minister of the Broadway Tabernacle, New York city, a id, g of Israel. er & Bros. [Turough w The author has been encouraged by the success of his‘‘David the King of Israei’ to undertake the delineation of the majestic and mysterious prophet, Elijah the Tishbite, The Hon. John Morrissey, who was noted for his golden silence when a member of the | USEIT work is & curious medley of philo- | le thought and graphic deseription. | VANITY FAIR. | It is shaved from best Va natura! | leaf, for Meerschaum and Cigarettes. Does not Insk* the tongne sore. Sample on receipt of 30 cents est award. Vienna, 187 KIMBALL & CO er, Be Send for Circnlar. W PreRcess Tosacco Wo! } From @ Gentle . A fortnuate accident threw in my Far. Icanoa | ever I emoked Newton 8 pipe | Philosopher and act like a Samariten | my testimony of ita excellence to that | Of other smokers. N THE WORLD. ASK YOUR BEST t DEAE You will teconscious of feeling of good humor, | and fenilarity toward Vanity Fair a reatiment w li ceslly ripen into « warm regard or love for tt. tat ? gladly oad of thoasands Pisaass os ‘xpress d Sof a r last invoice Vanity Fair, I bad « little pata to take st fitst in tutroducing’ Vanity Fair, bat now thoi who kave used it wou d not smoke any other tobacco. FOR SPORTSMEN. Vanity Fair calms the brain, caresses the nerves, and as 8 semi conscious act furnishes just sufflieut lens for foatiog thvaghts and tancies to crystal- Bent dealers have tt. 2 ine about. From Forest Stream N.Y. We have r. ceived from Messera Kimbail & Uo. of Rochestsr, some choice specimens of their colvbrat d Vanity Fair tobacco in uest metal cases holting s povnd each; and after most thor ueh trial do uot hesitate te comeede fo It all the gnod qualities which te mannfacturers claim for it. It is a most superior article and ® great comfort to discriminstiag smox- “Sold by LUCHS B DANL. Le ‘ar 29-eo2t ‘PELRIBLE DULL TIMEs. DRY GOODS8TILL COMING DOWN. CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. 3 yards Bleached Damask TABLE LINES, 62; we 169 dozen Bleached Damask Linen TOWELS, 12. gf? Yards double fold Bisck ALPAOA, 2 oe : iad Black CASHMERE, over one yard wide, 57. All of onr DRE®8 GOODS, SHAWLS, BLAN KETS. at almost any p ico our castomers may offer jor them All cf our BLACK SILKS §1.25, @1.50, $1.75, 82.00 Jan2) tr p®er. LUCIEN E, COLLIERE'S POPULAB CONVERSATIONAL FEKNOH CLASSES ‘or iy New Scholars. ‘The more advanced Ulass meets Tuesdays aud Fri Says at 63s p.m French taught by OMLY speaking French. Gram wit mar dispensed s iO ENGLISH TO BE SPOKEN. Days, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Hour, 4 107% p.m At 519 9h street northwest, rear the F and 9th it street car junction Opouing Class, Febroary 9th, 1876. Free to all, Jan2)-eo2w Lerreen = WIiNg, CORNER 2010 8T. AND PENNA, AVENUE, Are offering beautifal Prints at 6° cen! Hest cords fn Shirtings at 5 conte; Splendid Cotton, in bleached and brown, 10 cents; One case brown Cotton, 5 conta; 30 yards Alpaca, 37 cents, worth 8. ‘All of their laids and fancy Dress Goods at cost to id Insertings very chea nent of Cashmere Laces: Blankets at cost, aud thelr entire is at lowest cash prices. oF yunrarl stock of Call aud eee ine LUTTREL & WINE Jan29 6t* 1930 Pennsylvania ave. | tod THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTERIOT ‘OF COLUMBIA Special Term. Probate Jurisdiction. Jan. 20th, 1876. 1AM OU. MA- in the matter of the will of W GEEK ation for letters testamontary on the estate of Willism ©. Masee, of the District of Uciunbis, has this day been made by William Kin Ii persons interested are hereby notified to appear in this court on SATURDAY, the 26h day of February next, @t 1 o'clock, ®. tl. 10 show cause why letters testamentary on the estate of the ded, + & oF Sond Evening Star, previous to the it: A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills. “eT. BE HOWLAND DENTAL ASSO0LATION,” | Manel) Sir ads 1ST, No. 219 436 street. Plates redaced to @S each Only the best material need. Geld ard Al Fillings at reasonable i rk and tati-faction guara.tied, said day. _ a oe St House of Representatives a few years ago, has astonished the New York state senate, of which body he is a member, by actually mading a speech of some length on the bill for the repeal of the Gray Nuns act. A report of his speech says he was listened to with profound attention, and the simple, candid, manly tone of his speech told well in his favor. He moved the sympathy, if not the admiration, of his hearers in the frank admission, “It is very little education [ received from those schools, and I know and feel the necessity of it.” He astonished the senate still more when he said that, having consulted the people of his district—the strongest Catholic district in the Union— and the very highest Catnoilic authority in he United States, he should vote for the repeal of the act. —————~<+e-—___ Gilad to hear that the Boston Post ts to goon @s usual, notwithstanding its embarrass- ments through the operations of the swind- ler Winslow. The country could not do with- Out this sterling old paper, and especially its bright column of «All Sorts” that for half a century has been the delight of Bostonians, and appreciative people everywhere. There are but few inebriate asylums in the country, not that the useful character of such institutions is not recognized, but be- cause of the indifference with which the community regards the down werd career of confirmed and inordinate tipplers. Those in existence, however, havedemonstrated their value as reformatory institutions by re- claiming many unfortunate victims of drink. A bill has Séen introduced in Con- gress providing for such an asylum in the District of Columbia. An amendment to the name of the asylum, making it the “Na- tional Asylum,” is desirable, in order that it may be placed on @ par with the gover«- ment hospital for the insane and other na- tional institutions. There can be no valid objection to the bill. It failed to pass the 43d Congress, probably for want of time. +e ___ Referring to the fact that France is going tosend six hundred and seventy oll paint- ings to the Centennial, the Philadelphia Svar says that it will be necessary to make ad- ditional accommodations for the paintings, @s the Memorial Hall, designe] for that pur- pose, will not contain a fourth partof the pictures that will be sent. CUSRINGHAM. THE HATTER, row / to the city alter an abseoce of three yea Mr. Cunning! an respectfully teforme bis patrons that be is located at 1222 Peuusylv: ave. Hate of all kit ds repatred, &c. iS QPECIAL NOTICE. . a Notwithstanding the recent advance in the price KID GLOVES. we are still selling the ‘erinot” end “Co irvoisiere” Glover, ¢ for 2 buttons, §2.50 for 3 buttons, ana 2 75 tor 4 battons PERRY @ BROTHER, jan? 3t Pennsylvania ave. aud 9th street. UTTRELL & WINK, 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are cGering. HE EOONOMY SHIRT, made of Wameutta Cotton and 21u0 Linen, warranted to fit. ‘The pu:chaver has oniy to work the button Jeg, and the shirt is ready for the lauadry. Price seb Tu all sizes. & WI Corner 20th street and Penns. ave, WEBE &@ BEVERIDGE w of Have replenished their stock of CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS WABE. TED WARE. FINE eed TABL@ COELERY, To which they invite the attention of citizens and “HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS in great variety. WEBB @ BEVERIDGE, Bay in their printed defence that they told 2be officers of the town that they (the sis- ‘Zers) did not refuse to pay taxes; there was Mo need of it. The officers owned their pro- ‘Property and in the name of taxes could jake anything they pleased. As if whe community had not suffered ‘Wnong), already from the malicious infitc- ious or the self-styled humorist, Ell Per- Xins, toe statement is made that he is soon | ¢ »' appr: stage in an original play. » Se assets Gan he wal give & o Dife-lib tation of Jimmy Blanch- a great antitype of George Washing- jand9 6t" 1009 Penta. arenus. OuUK AT FHis. D> ‘RE AT THAN DS DAMAG! DO Prien. LESS Dasiasks 300 SS erth 7%. j YS ON oO Sohn svar Bes. Ev ered for extractions Reterences tn all parts of the city, Georgetown and Alexandria, 8035-6." Vik COPARTNERSHIP isting betwoen the firm o! BERT is thisday dissolved by mutaal consent ‘The undersigned will collect all bills due and settle all debts outstanding of the late firm. and will con- tipne the new and second-hand furniture business at the old stand. JOHN TALBERT. jana7-3t* 714 K street, bet. 7th aud 8:h n JUST GECEIVED. LILLIES OF THE VALLEY. SeaeLer VERBENAS AND GERANIUMS. . MS, APPLE saeeee 5" VIOLETS. — KID GLOVES, in white and opera, only $2, OM IELINERY GOODS very cheap, to reduce jauztte MRS. M J. HUNT. 621 D st.n.w. EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES, HEBETOFORE EX f OSBORN & TAL FOR PARTIES. Téc., STMc , $1 00, 81.25, $1.50 for GENTS’ WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, ‘These prices are made exclusively for this week. J. W. SELBY, @5-tr 1914 & 1916 Pa. ave., bet. 19th and Wthets. WATCHES. ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN Watches, BY ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS. A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, janls-tr JEWELERS. IMMENSE REDUCTION, PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK. FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS I OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS: OVERCOATS. ats sold at $30......Selling now at $18 Those Gvorconte sold st $25, ‘Selling now at $13 Those Overoonts sold at $20 .....Belling now 12 Those Overcoststold at $15......Selliag now eo BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS, OVEB- AND ULSTEBS at ® great reduction AsI am determined to reduce Stock, ‘will find it to their advantage to give mea call. A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwoen 0th and 11th streets. [S8TRUMENT MaKas. ui Telegraphic Instruments eat ao, pong jeans in . W WANT: WAS TED—8: ® young geutieman a SITUA- TION as « first cl: Pensm Uopyit. Address “T. BL ¥.." Star office Tannese ANTED.—A steady white womea, woo is @ first class cook, washer and fro: RITUATION ina respectable family. Ad 2 Stars fice 3 ANTED—A competent NURSF | wi ferred), to take entire charge of a ( years of y Btreet noriiveast = Wart 6 Ladies of Washington to know that they can have their Dresses made at re gnoed prices and in Istest styles by calling at 307 7th street at JANTED—* POROIASEE or TENANT for Corner Btore, living room ‘and. stasie back 10. Possesi a $% Apply 1 | | site Morrison B: FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALK, | FOR RENT AND SALE. _ ROOMS, tu nisted or unfurnt northwest. Fok BS5THa lars story front BOOM Sireet northwest Fons F928 BENT—Three comfortable front ished, at No. S1 nice y fari matbera ex posu ¢ nicely turuixied Be 221 de atreot north ngs. faite {OR RENT ob second floor, to gentlemen oniy street corthweet. 2 FSE BENT— ROOMS furnished with everything for house keepin, ©. 354 Pennsylvania ay- ebue. soutbesst corne street. a* ‘A Sven octave PlaNO ai ®3 pat carefaland responsible person. Ad ar office ad ANTED—By a square) party government «a. W Siovments Tealecchensttcts Serene cre entisi gent or lady to i: Seeks tecome Gans. Communications confidential. Address FB yy Washington, D C. er WASTED Fomitics to cali eho are tau geod white or colored SERVANTS, ax T ® large variety on hand. A sitoa ion is ‘wanted for ove of the best white fan:y female COOKS inthe y at Eureka Bmploymont Office, _ Mas, LOUISE 0. RUTLEB. ANTED—To Exchange—§$12™ worth of ROOTS and SHOES for sit ty. Ad dreas “Trade,” Olty Post Office PP abs.: WANSITRDSA colored WOMAN to coox for vate family; good references required. A et 614 13th street northwest jan2s $ Wao os, BOARDERS i) ily at 40% H street northwest; roo second floor front. Terms very reasonabli WANTED-A SITUATION by © young Man who has bad some experience in the Grocer; also Hardy ars business; good reference given dr-as0. B.. Star office Jen23 3t* WARTED-A LADY SOLICITER to sell the Howe Sowing Machine in Washington snd Georgetown. Liberal inducements offered; refer- ences required. Apply 419 7th street n.w. ' ja23 3t ANTED—Two riiable German COOKS, also, CHAMBE®MAIDS and NURSES. The best stio salwayson hand. Families nesding Ser ‘ants please aodiess National Kmployment Ofixe, Boom 24.cor. 7th and F streets, Jan23.3t* WANTSD—Immediately—A well recommended GIRL or WOMAN to do the washing and bonsework in ® smali family; wages $10 per month and ® good Inquire at the Store, 312 7 street, bet. Pa. av. and D street. jands 3 ANTED—Two GIRLS; one to cook end do general housework, the other (half grown) as nore: white preferred; references Appi 8t 633 F sireet northwest. Room 10, 12 o'clock r {OR RENT—HOUSE of five rooms, water water Closet, on 334 street, betweea G and northwest. Inquire at 1134 18th street north west. jan? 3° {08 RENT OB SALE—bree, four, six, sight ‘and nine-room HOUSES, Carpenter Sho Stable and Loft for rent. Lots for talc choap. In: quire at 437 P street northwest Jando 3t' ‘OR BANT—No. 1146 sth street, contain ton aud a roots, Water and g&+: rent $40 per month. Ap- ply to SHS WeogamaN- Jand9-3t 519 7th «treat. je corner KUUM ca 24 floor, Thished. two squares from t . F street cars pass. ‘Terme moderate. ply at 363 East Capitol street Janz) 3: VOR BENT— Furnished ROOMS. on snite oreia Ig, at southeast corner Wth and B sts. north * . 944, 0ne aquare from all lines of strect cars; prices moderate. jand9-3* Foe RENT—A genteol HOUSE on New York avenue, near new State Department. Also, nice small HOUSE. loquire No. 1703 Penuryivania avenue, Jan29.3t* O28 BENT—Two large aufarnished BOOM suitabie for an office or for a ¢ lady for light housekeeping. 1220 + bet. 12th and 13th. Janz 3t* E98, 8ENT-Fervished PARLOR BOOM, on fret floor, near the arenue, four doore from F street: rent reasonable; would rent as office. Apply at 520 lich atreet jan20 3t* FOX BENITA arse sunny fe Board; terms low, northwest. Address E. ington, D. 0. street, RB BENT—BRIOK OOTTAGE, STASLE cultivated LAND, suitable for. Butcher gnire st Tyne Branch Hotel, near Brightwood C.. or 1226 Pennsylvania av. n. w. Jand?-903: ESE, RESTO Very, desirable communicating ROOMS, farnished or unfurnished; lo unsurpassed; terms moderste. Apply ‘at 322 street Lorthwest janz) 2t ‘@nergetic youn jag some basiaess, A SITU- two seat clogant CAR- family five year COLT, This elegant establish.nent, for it is the reason for the offer: Usn be seen at Hugnely & Bowen's Stabie, N. York avenus Lear 7th street. Apply at the*-Balm of Life Store,’ cor. 9th and H ats, Price $500, jan2s-3t" y JANTED—A TENANT for a store corner 6th nd B streets southeast; & good stand for drug gist, dry goods or shoe store; also fancy goods and irmmings; rent low to a good tenant. Toga within 25 Wes re barchiase: one or a MULES cheap for cash. Wanted, also. to winter at my farm at Kock Creek, at Sh ker Mill. Terms, $10 per month. LOUIS P, SHOMMAKER, City P.O V FARM, with located near this city, in exchang for two new Frame Houses in the northern section f young ‘orKes “ma: Address jan25 6 FOOE SALE—The four-story DRIOK HOUSE, with slate roof. No. 1420 G street, between litt Sné Isth streets. To be removed by the purchaser witbin ten days from day of sale. j20-6t_ JOHN W. P. MYERS, 715 15¢h st. E98 RENT To 3 gentleman s pleasant. woll- farnished FRUNT ROOM tn a private family; location most desirable; Ith street cars paes the docr. No. 1112 ith street northwest, one door rorth of Massachusetts avenwe. jan2d St” [POE RENT—Second for of House three com municating ROOMS, folaing doors between two, house frouting gouth and west; batbroom on same floor. Terms §65 in sdvance, fire and cas ivcluded; beautiful location. address B.S. L., post office. jani29-3* [OR BENT—No. 49 KC sires: northeast, three wa story and basement. ten rooms, hot and cold modern improvements, two squares from st ars; can be bad for Board for eentle- man . Apply to G. W. JUY, 633 G street nort Jan29 tf 1 HOU street north: of the city, now renting for $38) per anuum. 46t' J. STANLEY JONES, 511 7th at. haus de more SEAMSTRESS: two-story FRAME, with sing sewing Machives to know that 906 H northeast, 1 have originated and adopted an entirely new pian, bathroom, iT, @a8, bot by which they can secure any firet-class sewing Ia. Apply to J ALTE, ckine they may desire, without money. A great | Plumber und Gasfitter, No. S24 12th street north: Pportupity Jor those Maving sewing machioes that | weet jad are ont cf repair or ursatisfeactor; ‘or fall par- | oa - ~ aa ‘onu ‘i {OR SsLE—< beautiful LOT, Winton % x by loteers aa sbie plan offve snoasel tnioee and 3d streets, rorth Mide, with a Frame House ne eas rents for $19 por month. A small payment dows, — — — the balance in six yearly payments or m: hy. V y 00 CUSTOMERS to buy fresh z = W.METCAL¥, at 25 to W cents, at 1127 7th jan29 at Corner New York av. anil Useh st _! yanlB-eo2w" % BENT—A mecinm vivei well furaihed soc V atlemen to know that WILLIAM MOORE. Morchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specisity of cutting garments to be made at home. novid-ly JANTED—To kxchango_NEW STOVES for old ones, at BUTLER’S, corner 6th and K northwest, opposite Northern Liberty it. sepls-5m™ W ANTEO-CANPRIS TO OLEAN at Bicew 8i B ‘Works, 490 Maine ay —Oalied LOST AND FOUND. I OnT—After leaving the Oper: 4 either in Welcker’s or near th is \NDK EROBIKF with gold ring and chato. Ths finder will recetve @5 reward by leaving it at 917 Pau ave. jang9-3t ond floor ROOM, facing south, with f.@:-class ali private family, nosr Indiana ay hwest, convenient to apt three lines of strect car Tabi Bete 6 it ticularsaddres BG | 'K RENT—Finely-furnished BUUMS, at 905 \ _¥ street A suite of ROOMS, to gentlemen _only, at 925 E street northwest. —_jan3s 3t* Fok, RENT— Furnished ROOMS. with or wich out Board; northwest corner Istaud H strests northwest: entrance on Ist street. i 2t" {OK BENT—At 902 G mrect, near Patent and Post Offices, unfurnished BUOMS, witi aud water References exchange. jands-a1* §0CE BEN T— no. 410 1ith strect southwest, con taining 9 roo 20 per month. Apply to HOSE WAGOAMAN 319 Ther. jan3s3t O8T—Friday afternoon, a SHAWL-FrI8 set with Scotch pebbles, a yellow stone in the ter; owner's name engraved. The firder will be ndsomely rewarded ou leaving itat 34 Botrest ast. att Lost onthe morning of the 23th, « liver and white SETTER; has the jerks in ; bad on @ leather collar. Liberal: reward if returned to 08 20th street no west. jan23-2t O®T—On the evening of the 26:h inst., at the tional ‘theater. or thence to corner Mth street aud New York avenue, an Amethyst and Pearl BE. ET marked with owner's name, for which & suitable reward will be paid if retarnea jol37 4 jana? ——————— Kast Capitol street. BOARDING. Bosenincea private family will farnish KvOM and BOARD to gue, persons, near St - H. B Oly Bost OABRD—With commodious end nicely FUBN- Aloysius Church. Address OGce. ISHED BOOMS, in 4 central lecality, 26 Grant Place. jan2s-3t™ Bore Good BOARD and BOOM can be bed aty O street northwest janz7-3t' ny BS HOTEL, Corner 10th and E ats. ” Candy ad rencen. J. C., one square from venue, nd lith strect cars ‘Transient Board $2 per day. i MILLIKEM, Proprictor. No bar. FEAR Lata aia oe YEB'S HOTEL, 470-472 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Entirely Renovated and Improved, Table board. Dinner at 4 o'clock. Ne wiy fur- nished BOOMS for rent by the month. novid-tm FOR SALE. {OR SALE—Cheap, for want of use, a first rate TOP BUGGY.’ McDERMOTT BRO. Carriage Factory, 310 Pena- sylvania avevus. jan23-3¢* {0K SALE—A SECOND HAND IRON SAFE; medium size; about four feet high; in oom No. 6 617. 7th janB-3t* FE, 5802, cea 5,18, SE JOHNS JBUBIH. at on to Mae FITCH, FOX & OO. jar 2s ot 1509 Ponnsyivania avenue. {OR SALE—OLD BRASS ANDIRON FEN- DEBS, FBANKLIN STOVE, PORTABLE FORGE, LATHE and ANVIL, at 427 lth street northwest, jand3-3t* FOR BALESA No. 1 HORSE, HARNESS and COUPE. The Horse is a pertectly gea- tle, bendsome blood bay, de high, ptylish and fast. ‘The Coupe is made portectly i030 for winter by plone front nd squab sides, glass sides for spriug aud fali, or may be left entirely ehase' hogs Rott” ayyls oC UERMGN chased cheap for cash. App! c E BROS., 310 Pa avenue. jan25-6t' aN besold privately by order of the Board. rH 201 oft i Sacisaw ” ” GB. PEARSON, Chairman, GEO. W. LIMKLNS, 20th Street Market. 720 TWENTIETH STBI First class MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS, FRUIT. and al kinds of FRESH PRODUGE always I FINE POULTRY a specialty. jan2 tfeb10 WM. LINKINS & SON, Gis cargucz Roses 9G AND HORSE COVERS. largest assorted STOOK tm tho city, Cyn aeuil sarance on Cost, st the oF oh pad HARNESS AND TKUNK MANUFACTORY or JAMES S. TOPHAN, 425 I1H Strasser N. W. Hagnes ona POURS ety repair. (OR RENT—Farnished PARLOBS, oo Gret floor; vs desirab! low price. Also, one large BOOM o1 vecopd floor. i ut with or witheut Byard. 1011 G street northwest. yands-s: om Frame HOUSE; side and rand sewerage; in fine neigh borhocd—1410 12th street northwest, Price $1 very cheap. 3 a FSSC Soe eoyal west, A fow Table Boarders de- Jan25-3t" F'SE BENT PARLOR acd BEDROOM, on int floor suitable for Members, at ey mee also, rooms on 34 floor, with or without rd, at 402 6to streot northwest Jang3-3t* {08 RENT—A cheermul south front ROOM, with Board; private family: excellent neighbor- ; modern convenienoes. Apply 717 H street northwest. jan2s-3¢* FS! ogE82 BOOMS. en F° BENT—To aduite, four ROOMS on third floor, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at Store, Massachusetts ‘avenue and {ih street north: west. street sired. 08 RENT—Rlegant, newly furnished ROOMS, Fone new house, teith cc wits Dean private fami! at 204 Sth st. near the Capitol. Apply from 9a.m.to4p.m. ja23 3" (US BENT—&s neatly -farnished Front Rul 5 alors hae modern con gues va Bal fa strect northwest, between Land R “yange-at= {OR RENT—No. 325 Indien Taree, F ely Turaished Front. OOM . pie and third floors, overlooking City Hall park, ¢ pass the door. yani3.Se *OR RENT—Two or three neail K BOO: ith or without bosra: anes 'S., al can be had at 222 24 eatrance. 3an23-3t* POR Be T—PARLO. M, and SirtiNe ROOM aod BEDROOM Cans tee latter furnished or uofornished;) Ist and 3d floor-; south front, &¢.; at 929 D strost, next to 34. stroot nor! hweet. j9n23-31" {0 RENT—NHOUSE No. 35 Lwirect northoaw. three story-snd basement brick, with 11 rooms, range, Latrobe and all modern conveniences: $33 per morth. Apply to 8. B. BUND, 321 45 street. Jan23-3t Fo BENT—One six room BBICK I1OUSE, cel- jar, water, gas and bath; 1425 T street north. west; £* pe month. Also,one five-room BBICK HOUSE, 2107 lath street northwest; 3. 4 month. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOUD, 1129 ith street northwest. jan2s-st* ro BENT—HOUSE No. 1431 & street, con- taining ten rooms, with cellars, gas, bath, La. trobis and ran — 60 per month; or will sell Upon reasouable terms _ JOHN W. P. MYERS, _janzs aw Notary Public, 715 15th street. (OB BENT— aN ‘The following Desirable Properties, viz BRICK RESIDENCE No. 1736 1 wttoot, (far- pished,) containing 12 rooms, with all modern con- veniences, rent 116 66 per month. Do. No. 834 street southeast, ‘Duddington Bow,” 10 rooms, in perfect order, with modera im- provements: $46 per month aS He,t 2h Letreet, containing 12 roome, with mcdern im) verments; mont! Do. No. 903 M 2G : street, (next to Gov Wells’,) con- tsinirg 11 rooms. in perfect order, with all modern improve per month containing 11 rooms, with 66.66 per month. Venue, within one square 11 rooms; reat $0 per Do. No. SOX dist street, containing 9 rooms, in verfeot order; $75 per month. Do. Ho. 147 ‘T street, containing 7 rooms; $35 per mont ¥ Ist street southeast, contatni: rece oabere sensanbeneens ‘$55 —s™ STU! ee No. 1922 Pennsylva- . a Bann OOTtAGR 520 8th street northea: containing 7 rooms, near Columbia railway, Wall improved: 25 eae Park, with large per oo Rea ur . No. 21 of the Ospitol, containing menth, street 140.1 Bortheast,c n- the other half is now occupied by # de- ‘SOME, OOM in rear of our ‘Otice. The room is Bras. has 6 dows, is heated with steam. and, is fr proofs Musa 1509 Pa. arson ues. = ‘without c Fics Untarninked BOOMS. Ror: hweat. Ne FOE BENT—Two picasant Fornished B90 | VOR 53 LE—SEVEN NEW DW FL LIN Gs wmunicating,) with or without B.ard ready for occupancy. and for «ale on em<y 4 © Private family. S£1 Lith street, between B ant T, | One BRICK on Mth street northwest bere con ear three lines of «treet cars jand? 31° om. tw furan and Beare | tmpr ™ *, Le FRAMES oo i Fo SENT—Farniebed BOUS: modern Grant ™ ovnventonces, latter ere at °, ry who desires to rent coihese Milne MILCER s 00-1915 ¥ street nortuenet > roy y BURN 4. $19 G marcet ne EOE BENT ins small privave th street more ROOMS. on fire or sncond f or unfurnished. with gee. bath, &c jorat toa suitable party apply S04 Bast Capitol F sireet cars pass the dor (OR BENT—1327 G street, bandsomel, orth = Pi $ J Fy (t—a lem fortable, old fmem- Dihed PARLOMS. vory iow! aleo.eemall BED- | JOS RENTS Wipe, Tet co ROC ee, anoeee ROUM end SITTING ROOM, ‘or the whole howee | Oy the soruer ot Brides ant FF trae, for rent to reepousibie parties. Inquire from 4 tol | Gecugeeswne Dp °O.. vee Tees pm. jauzT | reasupadie and low With Fk StLE-FINE NEW HOUSE ON WEST | Boct M4 eotf STREET. GBORGETOWN, D. C—One of Ae Y ALS. those fine pew brick ‘froat three-stor — BRICK HOUSES recently 1 offer for saie all clases of and BRIOK AND FRAM® HOUSES, tp some of the most demrabie - Hill, at prices to sult (bose who - rc PLOTS of all dimensions can be bought on reasons (bie terme BUSINESS CHANCES. street. near Bt. Aloysics’ IK of ten rooms: all modern com FW. MILLER £210, 3 F street. DWELLIN orthwest @22 Apply to POR B Six-room_ PBA No. 181% both street, pear per month " AP IP NT. bath room and modern Papered ana painted, on Sth street. between P Q northwest, Inquire No. 403 7ih street nomth west. pand8 Se bs ei eemeae SALE—A corner @ EGE BEST —1300 F street northwest. WELL. | a § good cha: ING over drag store, conteining ten room. | wis «mall capital “Address Wil be * } _ sands ar Lee B.Saree. Ok Sala ten FOE Sate aT a EAT BakGain—-A’ | BF Boakvine now three story BRICK HOUSE, with all tater Hi Hore! | [ABD Warns ‘ tT | nished thro nat al on oct 5 to JOBN f BRISTOW. card oF at a very the corner of Sd street and avenue. opposite Botapical Gardens. 331 Missouri avenue. —A& LOT op Ball atroet ASBURY G. APP . 14.25% Pa. ave.. mone ath at 1d cheoce «mall capital. iret | es SA between eed BAR, fue loatton, ‘and @ southwest; cheap for cash. Inquire am: Dest of reasons gives fr ell opponite. jenl0 lor further parueulare, Bl \oe fire wail sireets | Ff CHASTE The outbeast, near New Jail. Price, $7W—cash @2) tan Hotel LABD BOOMS for and 315 moptbly pay ments | part cash. bal jan? im Wa Fok TZM AN the owner wants to lem ar | With small cash capital c er | Lasiness, look st the plac cg | that hotel. Mes*® To CEN. Small «ems at 10 per cent Large amounts ats and ® Commissions mod-rate. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, OK RENT—UNFURNISHED BOOMS, with use of bath. hot 0 BOOMS. furnished with binck arniture; gas, heat, and use of bath, hot aud cold water; suitable for one or two persons: | in otemily. At 122 D street, between Int | and 2d streets northwest. 0 I janm) Wr* | _jan20-im Le Droit Building. *OB SALE—Two LOTS on @ street, between ivi CASH WILL av k and 18th streets west. 83 fect 8 inches front ty | SOQ a SITL BITTON us Warches ota three small bricks, reutiog 113 feet 8 inches deep: Fie pre ty will be sold bar DOWN for @105 monthly. Es ans WASTED 10 BoRKOW—ei0 — Real ‘tate secarity f. RES | commimicns paid. Address, state rate of interest, etween 9th end lth | *Husiness Property,” Star offic ion aonrteagn ‘at 2 pet | [MPONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 9500 $20,000 ‘Apply at KENNEDY'S eal tato (thon, eth wtreot.. cas T—Fornished BOOMS, cogently far Riched PABLOB3 and BEDROOMB, at 5a1 | © HOU 13th street. between Ki and F streets, convontent to | POLAN. St Willard's, Ebbitt aad Imperial hotels. OTS FOR Bat inclusive, couta wat 86-090 foot (OR RENT—Two unfarnished ROOMS and a | fy) prlusine, coutaining sbeut 36 =, KF Kitchen. Apply at 929 I strect u. wenls-26" | DoLPH Ne” 115 Sout a ne, . Q hia. FOR Be HOUSES on lith and 25th, contal: | er re rooms, gas. water. bath, Latrob hi Z mouth. Apply at No 715 ish street ¢ 200 oe 7 See jankd 2w JOHN W. P MYERS, Agent. | S jan: lot FOE EXCHANGE Fou & Lor Om Lors—a g BICK of ton rooms, worth 96,700, encumbered | balf its value, but on long time. Address “Lets,” | Staroffice, 7 — yan hte | GAPE AND SURE | SS “leges . 7 Q orcoran streets, b and Loth streets. Terms: Small cath pa} Suce in monthiy installments. JOHN W N Pp 7 and back yards. For rent, if rihwest.janl3 T—A two story BRICK HOUSE, sita ated on ith street, between M and N streets borthwest, containing ten rooms, modern inj ve: Bent @80 per month. Inguirs at 1 decay ‘OR SALE—Two beantiful LUTS om South A street, between Ist and 24 streets emst. close to the Capitol Park. Those lots are very desirable for first-class residences, and will be sold che or . ed f ed, < seen er PE OWNMAN & GREEN, jan30-co2w 2 7th street front, aide and P. var rca 0 ments. Price late CHARLES SMEDLEY 8 On Bankers end Br. ere, 40 Broad , hew rk. FP. 3 Near Gold and Stock Exchange. KE BENT—Two communicet PABBLORS and two BED-BOOMS, fornished or uafur Dished; house new, east front, with modern conve- Biences; with or without Board. Inquire 1Sth street northwest. paul F&. BENT—Furnished HOUSE, corner of Mth street and Masssc! M FELT Hats, o8 Ln wl TRERS and SILKS to atch. CASEMERE NET and LACES. Bpectai attentt: ven to orders. wet 3S Pace 7 hs 3 si he ER.1 F street, of General BO. Schonch.) Avpin to FB. 25-4 Between Ith ana 2th sueste, McGUIRE, No. 1306 F street. {ter vend SELMA RUPP Tr Fon Shiai naseceaEetaey "pees | M™* SAE MESSE Ener, =. “About pt ngeiged —_ Se — tae ZEPHYR , d : a northeast, or Moun 37, Floor Dy paid: WORSTED Goons. CANVAS EMEROIDERIES. ps i ae J°° ESEEH Soon veut nars, BTA perfect Ht in every reapect. CLOSING OUT SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES CLOAKES, SUITS, AND MILLINERY GOODS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRI T. WORMLEY, S81 FPS, FALE ATE khtee story BRICK HOUSE 0. =S COG H street northwest, 11 rooms, with | Ladies will do well to examin® my steck before beck building. modern im nt; lot $1x109. Apply to Dr-d. F. HARTIGAN, No. 12v4_F | Po*bAsing elsewhere, =. nt ¢ec%0 Im FOR, S4LE_Hous! 000, 93000, =a. 5.5. oran 18 000, Bis, 12, s “> 86h, 80,08, gear spay tzu | M a = " 3 FS BENT—Two small BAL for ee. MISS B. A. McCORMIOCE, Pennsyivanis Avenue, (Up Stairs.) ying, French MUILLINERY or the Fall ane mported BONNETS and HATS tn the neweet i FEATERS, SILKS, PERSONAL. ES LEGALLY AND QU) TAINED for incompat foc after decree. a. GOUD! O"Box 1037, Cheng. yeaas . L. B. AR! . aovare ean VO YANT. EAL ESTATE o THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 7th st. day and Saturday.) (Caances made every Wedne: Ee e 9 = ee en to tote ca Sbabeeceetecses ae S| ze a8 Betzee fF: Peis Money refunded Uf relies 4s net Secied,