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EVENING STAR Largest CircilatiM is the Diatriet WASHINGTON CITY WEDMEWAT Reading Mitter on Every Pigt. The I-ogislature of Mujtnd meets to-day for regular biennial session. The Legislature is entirely Democratic, and the Governor and all the executive members of the government are of the fame political family. It does not follow, however, that the proceedings will be entirely unanimous- The railroad question will be a bone for animated contention; there will be a sharp contest in this connection over the election of a State Treasurer, who will be. enabled to give the easting rote in the Board of Public Works.

The Board consist of throe members; of these the Baltimore and Ohio has now one member, whose rote is oflket by that of Governor Bowie, and the struggle is now between the Baltimore and Ohio railroad interest and the Bowie and Potomac railroad interest to secure ths third man on the Board. Quite likely Mr. Garrett will win, as he is apt to do. Then the question comes up of the course to adopted by the Legislature in view of the tafnaal 11 wi iw VI tuV UUIVI Mill vuiu Muuuau Company to pay over to the State the amount collected as a capitation tax on piwugm orer the Washington branch of that road. The State government needs the money pretty badly, as obown by Got.

Bowie's letter to Mr. Garrett; bat the point will be raised by the Garrett men in the Legislature that it will be unfair to burthen the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with this lax while, by an inadvertence, the Legislature failed in chartering the Baltimore and Potomac road, to compel that road to pay tribute to the The long and short of it is, Mr. Garrett is not troubled by any legal scruples about collecting and paying over this capitation tax. Hat he is looking forward to competition with the Baltimore and Potomac read in the way of fares. He sees that in that competition he will have to reduce the fare from Baltimore to Washington, and he has no Idea ot entering into the iuukii uurujcncu wiui mis capiUOOD tU, while the rival road has no such tax to pay.

If the Maryland Legislature can contrive to bring the screws to bear upon the Baltimore Miid Potomac road, and compel it to pay the tax, we shall doubtless find Mr. Garrett very willing to continue to pay the certainly until some passenger shall make a case nnder the decision of the Supreme Court, and bring it to an issue. It is certainly not hb interest or disposition to quarrel with the State of Maryland, and his present apparently antagonistic position is, as we have pointed out, simply because his road is taxed and the Baltimore A 1 aiiu roati is not. Tarn Mixed School Qcestiox ii? thi First has been expremed at the course of Trustee Vaebon In continuing to give tickets of admission for colored pupils to the white schools, after he has expressed the unci opinion that under the present laws of Congress, colored children having the benefit of own school fund cannot legally avail themselves of the fund for the education of the white children. In the case or the daughter of the liev.

Sella Martin, Mr. Vashon defended his action in giving a ticket of admission on tlie ground that she was near enough wh.te to be reckoned as a white child, we learn that he justifies his course in giving rue Carroll child a ticket on the same ground, i.that she is white. He states that he intends to follow this coarse, in reference to pi inilar cases, so long as he is a member of the Board of Trustees; that the question of color is to be determined only by evidence of sight, and that this view is sustained by the opinion of the Attorney in the case of the Martin child. It does not seem to us that the course of Mr. Vashon is quite straight-forward or ingenuous in this matter.

He knows perfectly well the of these children do not claim that they arc white; Mr. Martin indeed distinctly disclaimed the idea; and he knows per. fectlv well, too, that the shade of color has nothing to do with the every one of children, whether jet black or the brightest mulatto, has been allotted ist full quota of money for its education, iu the colored school und, and cannot go to the white schools without deprn some white child of the means of education. And teaay that one colored child is white enough to go to the white schools and another not, is making a distinction of color of the mort odious kind. The whole movement wrong, and those concerned in it should, if they want mixed schools', set about the work of getting legislation to merge the school funds, so iliat it can be effected equitably and leziti- I match.

iWTirtc are glad to learn tbat a course of twelve popular scientific will be given under the or the Young Men's Christian Association, in Lincoln Hal), in this city, commencing January 12,1370, continuing on Wednesday and Friday nights of each week. The course will comprise tlie of natural history and zoology, by Prof. Hawkins, ot New York; chemistry, by Prof. Cooke, of University, geology, by Trot. ot Chicago.

Under the advice, anU ith the co-operation of the officers of the Smithsonian Institution, the intention is to present to the public, lectures on these subjects in as Interesting, instructive, and attractive form as can be given in the country, ami they will be largely illustrated by the best UJ J'itLUI CI9 Literary of such a pleading and instructive character as these lectures to be should be well patronized by the of Washington. The Maryland Legislature meets at Annapolis to-day. The contest for the Presidency or the Menate lies between Messrs. Earle, of Queen Anne's, and CumPton. of Charles, and either Mr.

Latrobe, of Baltimore city, or Judge MerTick, of Howard, will probably be Speaker of the Governor Bowie is to appoint a large number of State officers during this seeMon, the canvass for the positions is already ery lively. It said that Comptroller Leonard's report will that the State has now a debt ol on which it is paying interest. The Kev. Mr. FrothinghamV congregation "approve" of bis course In the RiebardsonMc Far land business.

So much the worse for the congregation. The question of religions reform is now being vet) extensively agitated amongst the Hebrews throughout the country. Vint Lieutenant Adel1-ert Fell, second lieutenant 2d U-S. infantry, (now of the C. S.

artillery,) who was trice ln-fore a general i ourt-majtial at Richmond, Va.t changed with conduct unbecoming an officer and presenting fraudulent the United and with defrauding the 1'nlted States, of all of which he Inn round guilty, to sentenced to be cashiered, and to have the crime, name, place of abode, and punishment published In the newa1 of the particular State where he usually tulte. WA Kcman scuiptor is enraged upon a lileMze Ktatue of S. S. Cox. New York was one big drank on New Year's day.

Everybody bad it. VSilver it slowly getting into circulation la tlx western cities. a plea In murder eases, is going out of tashion. Phre nologv, judging from the Traupmann ease, will be the "rage." St. Loui? the old-folks have all got the small-poi, and the young-folks the scarlet-ferer and the measles.

WThe Light-Hour League in Oakland, bas decided to disregard the eight-boor tew and go to work on the ten-hour system. K-cortler Gunr, of Oswego, has decided that idte ving on Sunday is not a ''work of necessity." London dry goods boose has prohibited its clerks from wearing moustaches. We fear it nill lose the patronage of the ladies. clergy cost the United per annum; the criminals. the lawjers, and rum THE ITBOV KAVBiL Mm.

Plttwel lew lnh. to we'8 Lady Byrm longptoalied defence of ber Byron published in the Atlantic last Sqptemherwith the facta and to her Minn, to announced for to-day. It to a olumeof nearly pagw, diridad Into thres parts. The first MBtilna five chapters respectively entitled "Introduction," (which haa already been printed;) "The Attack on Lady Byron;" "Baaniaa at the Conspiracy;" "Keanlta After Lord Death;" and The Attack on Lady Byion'a Orare." The aecond, eight i hapten "Lady Byron aa 1 Knew Her;" Lady Bvron's Story aa Told to Me:" "Chronological Summary of The Character of the two Witnesses The Direct Ar(imeiit to Prove the Crime:" Physiological Argument;" How Could She Love Him:" and Conclusion." And the third, miscellaneous The took wiQ Mt be likely to help Mrs. Stowe out of the mire into which she has fallen hy the publication of her first Byron story.

Mot only has she no new evidence of any kind to offer, but she involves herself in so strange a mesh of contradictions and inconsistencies, that at last she stands before us like a prosecutor who feels himself bound to press the charge, even after he has discovered the innocence of the accused. She seises upon every straw that oomes In her way. She puts her own interpretation upon pamages In Lord Byron's writings for the purpose of identifying the poet with the creations of his fancy, fehe contradicts her farmer "true story;" she contradicts the story which she now declares that Lady Byren told her; and lastly, she contradicts, in the last part of her present volume, the accusations which she makes in the tint part. Pint, we have Mrs. Stowe alleging that Lady Byron knew of her husband's intercourse with his sister directly after the marriage: now Mrs.

Stowe asserts that she did not find it out till a later period:" thirdly, she quotes Lady Byron's own words, showing that she had discovered the crime at an early stage of her married life; fourthly, Mrs. Stowe tries to prove that Lord Byron was insane, and this one specimen out of many. With the exception oi the New York Tribune and the Springfield Republican, the presa universally express the opinion that Mrs. Stowe's "vindication" is an utter failure. The Mew York Journal of Commerce gives the following concise ramming up of the case: "AU that Mrs.

Stowe says in the new book, she could have said and should have said, when she spoke at all, in her first Atlantic paper, so that her entire charge against the memory of Lord Byron might have been before tne world at one time, ana in a brief compass, and promptly confirmed, or refuted, or relegated to the umbo of forgotten sensations. Her present venture looks like a piece of professional book making, of which the Atlantic article was but the cheap and sucoessful advertisement in advance. 'Professional book making' is the exact phrase for this piece of literary patchwork and padding. It bears every appearance of having oeen written to take advantage, we mean, of the still lingering desire to hear more of the shocking story which rang through the papers months ago, and to profit by that love of indecent scandal which the prurient lilterateuri of the day tlnd so much gain in catering to. It consists of 16 mo.

pages, and proves, upon sis, to be only a hammering out of the scanty data contained in the Atlantic paper (which also reappears in full.) a renrint and ex a mi nation of some of tbe facta ami arguments ottered in defense of Lord Bvron, a prodigiously tiresome etfort to prove from passages in bis works that be was not too good to commit incest, a few of Byron's poems bearing on bis unhappy marriage, and about five pages ot matter that may be called new, tboagb it is only an elaboration, still vague and unsatisfactory, of Mrs. Stowe's previous of Lady Byron's statement to ber. Not a particle of direct proof of the alleged crime is adduced. The gist of tbe matter, as newly dreesed up, is this: That Lady Byron told Mrs. Stowe that night in her presence, he (Lord treated his sister with a which both shocked and astonished ber," and that in conversations with his sister subsequently, Lord Byron "boldly avowed the connection (with his sister) as having existed in time past, and as one that was to continue in time to come, and implied that she submit to it." Lady Byron did not say that she was a witness of any actual guilt between them, nor that anyone else saw evidence of it, or that she had a scrap of writing or any testimony whatever (other than Brron'a ipse dixit) to confirm it.

She does not allege that Mrs. Leigh confessed her participation in the imputed crime. So much for the "hour of revelation" which Mrs. Stowe hinted at so melodramatically in her (taper. The "child born with the curse of sin 011 it" makes an equally shadowy figure in this book.

Here is all that Mrs. Stowe has to say on this important topic, and we call the reader's particular attention to the evident desire of Lady Byron and Stowe to shirk the responsibility of charging that there was an offspring of the alleged incest: I Was there a child?" I had been told by Mrs. that there a daughter, who had lived some years. She said there was one, a daughter, who made her friends much trouble, being of a very difficult nature to manage. I had understood that at one time this daughter cscapeo from Iter friends to the continent, and that Byron assisted in efforts to recover her.

Of Lady' Byron's kindness hotli to Mrs. Leigh and the child, I had before frnm Mr? wtm va my tirst information. This is evasive and quibbling. Tbe fact that Stowe dodger the direct accusation, and gives no name to the woman who told her "that there was a daughter," and slips away trom this branch of the subject so quickly, shows that she dots net fully believe her insinuation to bo true, though she is none the less willing make it. A curious discrepancy drops out in Mrs.

new version of her conversation with Lady Bvtou. It is this: Lady Byron says that on one occasion in her presence, before marriage. Lord Byron fainted away, and attributed his emotion to "fear of detection" of the incest; and yet, a few pages further on. we Un her declaring that he rrecly acknowledged the crime to her. (of which she had no ocular or other proofs,) boasted of it, and justiti- it.

The whole case, now made out, if we arc to believe both Mrs. Stowe and her heroine, rests on the assertion of Lord Byron of his own guilt. But there is an abundance of testimony on record that Lord RrTftii an uvju vvu utv jJiriuilUHIg IU hive committed the most monstrous Clod and roan, of which he was known to be perfectly innoeent, and his defenders, may well insist that report el cnlV'seion to Lady Byron wasouly at other instance of hU bantering, quizzical, sell-accusatory humor. The wikmrm Qu ttion, etc. A special fro 11 St.

Paul to Chiengo Tril une says positive information is received from perfectly reliable authority that the I'nited States government notified in a manner, and from a source it will be bound to take notice of, that Canada adherents in Red lliver at Portage La Prairie have incited the Moux Indiana to raid on Pembina and St. Joseph is retaliation as is claimed for given to tne Kcd Kivtr rebellion by American outside of tbe international line, information on whicli this notification was baaed came from a person in the counsel of the Canadian government and injthe secrets of Governor MiItougaTs adherents in the settlement. In order that the gentleman to whom it was given might prepare for bit own personal safety, be was assured that if not before then, by the opening of the spring the entire settle ment on the Amarican side of the boundary would be wiped out by these Sioux who, for obvious reasons, are opiioeed to tbe annexation of their present secure refuge from punishment, and who have been told that annexation to this country is the object of the movement. The government is asked to make inquiries on the subject and to provide ample protection to American residents at Pembina. A letter from Pembina, written tbe day alter Gov.

McDougall left, says there has been no disaffection among the patriots, nor any idea of giving np the cause. It is a Itxed fact that there will be no civil war In the Red River settlement, as the people are almost a unit in the purpose of keeping Canada out, and thov in mo mica States before they will submit to Canada's yoke. O. or WA8HINUTOX UJj LODGE. Ko.

6,1. O. O. are IMMM to meTtatthe THIS KVKNIKO. st o'clock, to make for the funeral of oar late Brother, William Cha.sk.

Kuneral to morrow afternoon at o'clock. It W. O. PKRBY, N.G. KMC A MPIL3 MIST.

asocial meeting be bed THIS EYKM1SU. at o'clock, to make arrangements for the funeral of Patriarch William WM. K. McLIAW. Scribe.

A3? OCI AT ION of Washington will Wills Han.T'h II and on THURSDAY, instant, at m. A1I members to be present, aa of importance will be introduced. at V. H. POXEKAW.

FmMwt. REGULAR SOCIABLE Ot the OHIO LL? REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will be held Wednesday HVKN 1X0, at 7 o'clock, ia their elegant parlors. Pennsylvania ava nne, bftwim 17th and Hth atreeta. BAMPKL BET AN. Secretary.

or WASHINGTON, ujjf Jancaht Trie of thi? institution lure declared dividend of three per cent. the Of tkc UoTcrnment UU payabk hi on iletttnd. ja 6-31 C. A. JAMKM, Aaairitant Cashier.

TOKK KKPUNllCAN AtMMMUA daMftraw room of the Ami-ciation. (corner of and 7th a A. M. CLAPP. Prealdent.

J. H. PATRICK. jaStt NO PLAC PI SCO A AND COMClBT given by the Infant CUaa on TueT day night in thia Cburrh will, by repeat, be repeated on NEXT TCKSDAT NHiHTVllth laataat, commenciiig at 1H o'clock. Admittance, 93 Children, half price.

ja The telegraph operators' strike, originating at Uw cltee or lwt week in the oAee of the eaten Unlan Telegraph Company at Ban Fraqdaoo, has now become general on thai Hne, titeMOC all the country, with alamst a total MpMton of business in some locaHtieA. All the and emyloyees of the Own panay In this city hare struck, and a matting, umbering abont forty, was held at Willard'a Jpat night, and reaolatlona wbre adopted to stand by the strikan in San Francisco in their rcsistaaaa to a reduction of their salaries, See. Dispatches were received from the principal eitiea promising all assistance necessary, and showing that the movement will have general support. Simultaneous with the strike beta the operators of the line in Baltimore stopped work. The strike was also general in Boston.

In Philadelphia the operators ceased work promptly in obedience to the order from New York, but oar dispatches gare the assurance that there would be no delay in the business or the office. At Cincinnati the status or the strike was unchanged, and the officers of the company are confident of thetr ability to attend to all business. The Executive Committee of the Company at New Tork maintain that tkere is no reason for a strike, no reduction of salaries having been made, ordered, contemplated, or suggested. The object of the strike, as heretofore stated, is to rapport the San Francisco operators of the line who refused to work at reduced wages. A proclamation, dated Mew York city, Jinasry 4th, was issued yesterday from the headquarters In that city or the Protective League, which explains more fully tkan anything else the nature, object and extent or the movement, besides revealing the existence or a closc union or telegraph operators, exteadingto all sections of the country.

The document sets forth that "the reduction of salaries which has been attempted at San Francisco was but the forerunner of similr action to be taken throughout the country, should it be found that we were willing to submit. The organization which inaugurated tkis resistance extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the great lakes to the gulf. We have used every honorable effort with the Executive Committee to end the strife by reinstating our brethren at their old salaries. The authorities, by refusing, have expressed their determination to crush us. We accept the challenge cheerf all knowing that success will follow our grand ef ivrnu maintain oar ngnu.

we control ail tlie important cities in the United Stated. We only ask of other broth? operators outside of our organisation not to come in and fill our places, as it will merely prolong the contest without changing the result." couple of Schenectady children were frightened into fits by the appearance of Santa ATTENTION, 8EGAR MANUFACTUBUJ5 ERS OF THE DISTRICT. Ton are hereby respectfully invited to attend a meeting next MONDAY EVENING, at 8o'clock, at the victoria Hotel, Penna. bet. and 6th streets.

Purpose: Busineiw importance. 4k. eickholz. a. brink man.

d. E. irving. KIDDER A McLEAN. L.

LUCH6. ja.V3t* F. H. F1NLEY A CO. folks concert at congregail5 tional church, corner 10th and Thursday evening, January8th, commencing at 8 o'clock.

THIRTY JUVENILE PERFORMERS. For the benefit of the Sabbath Schools. Tickets 23 Cents; to be had at John F. Ellis's Mu- air Stnrp- Ponn It-OTMIO HMK a IUIII Dl. STOCKHOLDERS or ILjJ THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE BE PUBLIC hereby notified that a dividend of five per of Government tax) has been declared for the half year ending Slat and will be paid on call.

The residue of profits will be carried to the credit ol the "Surplus CHARLES BBADLEY, Cashier. Jatu'art 3.1s70. fChmn. Int. Bep.l ja4-3t UE ADQUA RTEKS, LINCOLN POST, (L5 No.

3. O. A. January 3, 1-CO. COMRADES The next regular meeting of the Potft will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING.

5th instant, at 7 o'clock, in Grand Army Hall, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street. Every member of the Post in requested to be present, as business ot importance will come tn? 15y order: H. MOORE, Commander. S. E.

Adjutant. 3-3t CITY REGISTER'S OFFICE. Washington, D. Dec. M.

KT.tice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Jannary 1.1#70, will expire all licenses given by the corKration of the city of Washington to Hucksters, iwnbrokers. Bill Posters. B11 tellers of the several markets. of Dogs, Ac. A 11 nu nmu v.ui expiring on said elate promptly renewed.

lor Li icinses to this corporation are now by law with the City Collector, by whom a certificate will be given, upon which the City Blister will issue the license. JOHN F.COOK, dKil Wt City Benister. MEETING or THE HTOCKHOLDEBS Ok1 THE WAHHINOTOM AND GBOBOE Tfrvfli BAILB'JAD for the election of Directors, will be hehl at the office of the Company, corner of New Jersey aTenu" and 11 street, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of January, Tne polls will be opened at 12 o'clock and close at 2 o'clock p.m. S1LTANC8 S. BIKER.

President. A. NICHOKS. Secretary. TlKll' Pl'Tt If a i -n? i nvJir-rjinAi; FTRST MEETINO FOR l'AYMENT OF INSTALMENTS A Nil FOB TIIK KLHl'TION OF ERS.

SATUKHAY EVENING, JANUARY fcTH, ROOMS OF BOARD OF TRADE. 1. Monthly payment on toll ihfip 92.IS0. 2. Tar Taittu of each shaic SjUO, nominal valuo SlvTOU.

3. Limit of the Association 13) months. 4. All profits enure to stockholders pro rata. 5.

The Association builds or buys Houses ami Lots and resells to member! at an advance of twenty five per cent, on the actual cash cost, with interest added at one-half of one cent per dividing the members' repayments iuto JW monthly instalments. t. I'nlike ordinary Building Awoiationn in which rates of premiiini constantly tlui'tuate, the actual uiioiiiuoi 111 ins pureinw earn nu mimr to the close of the AtMociatiou can be acrurafly determined any moment of the existence. 7. The shares of stock are not forfeited upon obtaining hut carry with profits to the of tlie Association.

.11 4D- TEI.EGRAPH!! 115 THE WESTERN UNION TBLEORAPH CfrMPANY has wires to the Navy Yard, and opened an office in O'Donn -Il's Dru? Storo, No. ft91 EIGHTH STREET EAST. where the bnsine-w of its patrons in that section of the city will here alter receive prompt attention. DR. JOS.

TABER JOHNSON has resigned his position under the Government, and will hereafter Rive his entire time to the practice of his profession. Office corner MHh and Office to 9 a. 3 to A p. 08 p.m. ocrt-tf IN THE UNITARIAN LL3 CUURCll on SUNDAYS, at II a.

and 7H p. m. Sunday School at 9X a. m. oc 2-tf 8.

D. GRANT'S omCE.for the treatII3 ment of all Diseases Dr. ORANT. No. 29 North Liberty street.

Baltimore. will give SKJO if be cannot cure Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Shortness of Breath, Catarrh, and all diseases of the Throat and Longs, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Gleet, Liver Complaints, Piles, Bheuma1? iiwii iu mi lukuia, nervduh mobility, Heminal Weakness Ringing in the Ear, Dismmi of the Ear, Eye, Blued and pkin. Partial Partly eis. Partial Wuoib Diseases, Ac. Direct Dr.

K. D. GRANT, 38 North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. jy 14-ly HA1B RENEWER AT 8EYENTY li3 the aane price we offer Barrett'a, Ayer'i, Montgomery's, Chevalier's, Mrs. Allen's.

R'if Tftbett'a; also, Ayer's Barsaparilla and Pectoral, jg cents; Burnett's Cocoaine and KiUliston.lSc.^g Bncha and Sarsaparilla, Tonic anSVjUmonie Syrup, vian Kvmn iw Laird's Bloom and Magnolia Balm. rtMiffd, (rah lot Hostetters Bitters, 90c. par hottie: Mishler's. Bpeer's Wine Bitters, 90c. rfu? Old Bye warranted pare, 91 per Alao, California Wines, Angelica.Port, sherry, and Muscatel, 91 bottle.

ABTHCB NATTANS, Druggist. corner Id and ata. north. ocS Sm TKKA8UBT DBPABTMENT, 1 Lk3 Off CnilRloUn Of Washington, October Notice is hereby given to the holder" of the circulating Notes of tne "JTirst National Bank of Nevada," Austin, that such will be paid in lawful money of the United upon presentation of tbt same to tb? Treasury of the United JNO. JAY KNOX, oc21-0M Acting Comptroller of the Currency.

pBOPOSALS FOB SUBSISTENCE STOBKST Owes Dkpot Commissary of Richmond, December so, Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at this until 12 M. on MONDAY, January 31, MR), for supplying the following articles: St barrels EXTBA ITLOUB. hi FAMILY KLOUB. SrTO pouudri BIO COPPER, green. JAVA COPPEB, green.

4,110 BROWN urOAR. 14 CUT LOAF 8UUAB. 171 gallons VtNKOAB. 1.836 pounds SOAP. TU heretofore.

8. A. POBTKB, Brcrct Major. U. 8.

A. 0. B. Jnd MtfcSreSkM. WHiLIAN A OAS A HAHDSOMB 8TOGK BEAL LACKS, CLOAK TBLTBT8, SATINS, BLACK 81LK8, CLOAKS, DBB8SE8, BIBB0B6, FBATHBBS, ILOWBBS.

BOB HITS, IB Gil, tad ill Uads of PuWu AIm mMiiM J. r. B. fBBBCH OOHia. PmKi and made to order.

338 PfnurtriBlamni, nor 1 Trtvlae, Park. 0 COST REMOTE. UIJLAMI AMDBLBOAST STOCK OP DRY GOODS mmttbt mt ohm, hms HnW to 4m afar iemks. oflpr at Aft. froat this dale.

Mr xtonRivr MortMtt of aaaColofM ClMUDCI. BlMPinffe And ilif i I I i Fin? wn Goata KM Kbl White floods, Hcmmt, DeMeetica, CalieoM, We prefer to Mil tkpe Ooods for less than than to incmr the expanM and trouble of con elsewhere. Moct of our stock hv been purchased since the irrat decline in nd we arc confident of being able to pleaae all who are in March of thT We would also mention that oar have been rendered, and we nope oar friend and pafrone will oblige with aa early eetUement. JOB. J.

HAT, 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jaSStif between 9th and 10th treats. TOQIVB NOTICE. That the eubsoriber a. has obtained from the Orphans' Court of County, in the Dietrict of Colombia, letters of administration on the personal eetate of PETER GALLANT, late of Washington county aforesaid, deceased. AH persons having claims against the aid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Mine, with the Touchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 4th day of January next; they may IkV lftv Ha nvrlmliwl fr.im caU Given under my hand thU 4th day of January.

1W0 MABY SLEANORA UALL.ANT, Administratrix. Notice or the discontin uancb or the mom hoe land district in the state op louisiana. NOTICE IS That, pursuant to the 5th section of the act of Congress, approved May 90.H62. entitled "An act to ml are the expenses of the survey and salo of the public lands of the United the President of the United States directed the discontinuance of the Monroe Land District, (office at Monroe,) ill the State of Louisiana, and that the vacant lands therein he uiade subjoct to sale and entry at New Orleans, in said State, from and after the 1st day of December next. Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated by law, and heretofore subject to sale and entry at Monroe, will cense to be subject to entry at that place on and after the date above mentioned.

The Register and Receiver at New Orleans will rive future public notice of the day on which they wiu be prepared to receive applications for entries of any ucn lands at their office. nieaa kanJ mi ftuk flanAMf my uoiiui mw UCUCI Bl UCU1U UUIUQ. 1 in the city of Washington, D. thin ad day of October, A. D.

1889. By order of the President. 1,1 JOSEPH 8. WILSON, Commissioner of the General Land Office. United States Consolidated Land Orleans, December Nrtti IP von that tho books and records of the faBd hare been remoTod to New office will be prepared to re ceire appIVc JUvyuiTfor entries of lands embraced in the Monroe District an and after January jo.

1K70. CHARLES BARNARD, Begistor. ja.Vw4t HENRY L. JONES. Receiver.

Proposals for purchase of rifled CANNON, Ac. Bureau of Ordnance, Navt Washington Oitt, January 4, W7U. Ba.1^ an I uv twcu I IVWDOI9 1UI IUO uast" Ul Wp'JUUatT and 20-pounder Parrott Rifles, with Carriages. Implements, and now on band in the navyyards at N. Boston, New York, ashington.

and Norfolk, will be received at this Bureau until 12 o'clock noon, ANUAKY In the aggregate there are abont 390 guns. carriages. ana projectiles. Schedules in detail of the articles at earn yard will be furnished on application to this Bureau. Bidders will state the number of gnns, carriages, implements, nnd proj'-ctiles they desire to at each yard separately, specifying the caliber of gun, kind of carriage, whether broadside or pivot, and the kind of projectiles.

The gnns. will be delivered at the respective navy-yards, anil must be removed by the purchaser or ten days after th? acceptance of bis or I'mM! Bnt no deHraries will be made or any arti the parties purchasing shall hav-t deposited with the paymaster of the navy-yard the full amount of the purchase money in each case. Many of the guns are new. and all Are serviceable. Bidders will therefore offer accordingly.

No offer for these articles aa old iron or wood will be consid ered. The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all bWs which it may not consider to the interest of the Government to accept. Proposals should be Indorsed on the envelope "Proposal for Purchase of Rifle Cannon, 4c." A. LI'ULOW CASE. Chief of Bureau.

CABBIAOES! I On hand, a laree assortment of CAB-a ISIAliKf and SL.KIGI1S of every iqiftlaa, at very low prices. Repairing promptly attended to. BOBEBT H. tiliAHAM, Corner 9th and utrMts, and 408 street. 1Q PABIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, WW 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. tkjr On hand full supply of BEST PAIlIs KID GLOVES nt POPULAR PRICKS. ja 4 4tif JOHN SCHEEL. ORGANIST ANDTKACYIER of MUSIC, continue- t. LESSOXS ML on PIANO.

ORGAN ami in VOCAL MUSIC. on moderate terms. Particular attention given to landing, Fingering and Time. Residence 145 12th street, Intwi -n anil II. ja 1 BOSTON MARKET, Pennsylvania avenue.

We congratulate onr friemJii of the First Ward in having in their midst this excellent Establirhment whereby to procure their For completeness awl neatness it is not surpassed this si le of New England. PARKER HOUSE. UCK1N 8 CELEBRATED SOUP, 4c. lOMATO SOU P. TERRAPIN SOUP.

MllfK TIRTI.K HIIPP OK BA SOUP. SANDWICHED Do. TOMUUB. Do. TUBKEY.

Do. N. VT BCRCHKLL, de21 Cor. Ilth anil under F.Miiti lloanf. A I I CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and tbo Most Aggravated Character CUBED WITHOUT MEDICINE.

DB. FANYON, Dynamic Pliysicie.n, harlng. on account of the large number of his in Washington, decided to in the city all winter. has removed his ofTire from the M. Cloud Hotel to his residence, No.

1300 street, between 13th aud 14th. Chronic Cases made a speciality. It Deafness. Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption. Loss of Voice, Stammering, Paralysis, Piles, Neuralgia, Itheumatiwu, Swollen or Diminished Limits, vons emain wnairoe-iK, and many other dineafes successfully treated.

The uillirted. and the public generally, are invited to call and satitfly themselves as to the wonderful effected iu this city and elsewhere by FA NY ON. deg tFebW jyOTICE. We ofler the highest cash on alljCJL kinds of GOLD aud SILVfTR WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and other valuables, on easy All snch pledges are kept in Are and burglar-proof safes, and all btisinese transacted with us is strictly confidential. We are too well known in this city to need any other recommendation tliau to say: We do what is right.

8. GOLDSTEIN A 60., Brokers, deg7-tf 34 Four-and-a-half st. UOliX AGENCY FOB M0TSICT, DCPONT'S CELEBRATED POWDER, At Store of T. A. RITCHIE.

Forrest Hall, George town, D. G. All aralftlea and Quantities suDDliod to the trade. of Sporting, Mining, and Blasting in bvrelB, km, oases, or caaniaters. 'rom Washington City left in box at stors of WmTwHELAN, No.

810 street, or with Mr. m. offlce of W. 8. Wert, Architect, in aame building, will be promptly filled.

$40 WILL BUT FIBST-CLASS 81WINQ MACHINS. The WILSON SBWIMU MACHINB makes stitch aliko on both sides. Will sew anything, from silk to leather. Satisfactionguaranteed ar mower refunded. Call at KOHLBBBOH fancy store, 7th Street.

above II. AU kinds of Machine work done. A. C. BIDPLBMAJ, Agent.

OOKlHO'OLilSES, IN OILT AND WALNUT FBAME3. fobtbait and picture frames. FBAircm LAMB, 837 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, dol3-1m Kfar Uth street. jy 1 6 Owr who left with Visiting PlalM, or Monogram for safe keeping are uotibedof removal to the Stationery and Kngrnving Establishment of Meaars. 0 Toole, who will any work connected 1 rrtarn them to the called r.

r. COY LB TOWBB8, K.iitalKI MANTKI.H'I UtNTtl.u III all tbejiMdiBiriilrlw now manufactured, fe ere? many of which arti iateii, BOAKptf, all are froa uSliwt MBlfirinrirf. Please call and examine them. rie WaWLRr. mo.

corner kd Mia 11 htmci. MMPmMOlT AU the city or oountry, at abort notice, and cm moderate terms, ocd-ta WAWTS. tiriKTIh-A I.M.nt VI RVIS1IV1. lulu ''I -A J-i Bok 463 city ottca, giving particnUrn I at thUoAor. jas VjrANTICD-An APPBKNTlfE to the drea.

maklag bnaiaaas, at 419 atraet. betweeatth If IMMEDIATELY One claea RESTAURANT COOE. Apply No. 14th t. hite prt-ferrad.

jaS FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANT I OYSTER COOKS Apply to HARVEY corner Pa. atwo' and 11th rt. It wAETED-A STEADY WOMAN, to r.wk,wa?!i "'and Iron: to go a short diMancf in Apply 621 7tn Uftwom and G. A WHITE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION: general housework. Can be reotnaaended Inquire at No.

11T8 Fat. waat. competent WOMAN to cook and waah for a amall private family. Mut bring good At No. 1338 1 atreet.

Franklin Square. ja5 vyANTED-A GOOD WAITER, at LOUIS Restaurant. Good references required. 1TI8 and 1T88 street, near the War Depart mont. GENTLEMEN of Habita, to engage in an out door buainesa.

Apalr between 10 and 11 o'clock to morrow U7ANTED? A'UIRL that understands wiahiix; a German preferred. Muxt cmnc well recommended. Inquire the of 9 and 11 a m. WKLKKU KNUuriot, 4'i4 15th betweeu Mew fork avenue and cotnmunicatina. well furnished BOOMS, with or without board, in the northern partof the city, by a family ot Address 'Clerk," Star Office, eivine terms and description of ro XkT WO COLORED U1EL8; dm a class chambermaid, the other a Apply jtt ths Caaparis House A wjuiu, uoiwmi new wvrwf uu Ul MlWtCUt.

ROOM BUARP for two (young rami and wife) with a private family and within a convenient distance of the Treaaury Department. Address L. T. Star office, stating terms. Ac.

UiH' BARBER. Apply at the owner Mh and ja4 WANTED-B0AR1? and ROOM for a lady and gentleman. Board for lady only. Address, with b-rms and location. P.

O. Box 361. ja4 1X7AKTKD-A WHITE WOMAN, worth twelve per month, (food to cook, wash, iron. for a private family. Hum be good cook, washer and ironer, otherwise don't apply.

94T Vermont bet. and near 4th. ja4 ACTIVE PARTNER, in a ft rut class Laundry, doing a good business. Inquirv at the N.W. corner of and Pa.

avenne. ja.VSt* LADY who thorough ly mi 01 lkc. net. and illation work. ja3X M.W1LL1AN.90T Pa.

avenue. (Baltimore Sun half-grown COLORED BOY, to vv wait on the tab le and to make himself useful about the houss. required. 41 (old number,) bot. Htli and 9th tenant for a neatly furnished vv house.

In good location. Terms $. in advance. Address Box 31, Star Office. jal ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED KAKMEK.

to work on shares a farm of 160 aero. Alexandria. Va. Address, with references', C. UUNNELL, National Metropolitan Bank.

experienced GARDENER, to earden on chares. Oood reference ruiuired. H. F. DAVIS, de29-law3w No.

399 Penna. avenue. WANTED? Families breaking up housekeeping or removing from the city, to know that they can dispose of their FURNITURE without the or expense 01 an auction, ny H. LEVI, l'euna avenue, southeast Kith st reet. WANTED? Ls-lies know that they can bur Wilcox A Gibbs' SEW INS MACHINE on the most easiest terms.

For its simplicity and noiseless working, it is pronounced the best Ma chine in the world. Agcncy at C. BACM'S Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 413 7th street, between and E. deS WJ rent or boy, or rent with pririlege YY of purchasing, frotn ONE TO TEN AtTlES LAND, improved, near Washing ton. Address, stating location and price.

A. B. Star Office. oc 2 8 JURTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOIt LADIES', GENT AND CHILDREN SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. TNKEE CLOTH ISO, BOOTS.

SHOES, 41A street, between and 6treets, third door from Young Men's Christian Association Building. A. by Mnil Promptly Atiemi- To. LOST AND FOUND. TAKEN CP ASTKAWUu the 3uth of r.

ou my premises, a small red and white hurin-d COW. The will come forward, prove property, pay charges and take ber away. ja.V3t* C. LENMAN. lSth aud sts.

GfC on the 3d instant, at Office, or between and Capitol, or in tho Capitol, a GOLD BR? AST PIN. The finder will ceiTe the above reward if left at this office, STBAYED OB the Jsth of a BEP COW. white rtrip" down her back. white belly, about 14 old. A literal reward will he Siveii if returned to BEl'BEN BOWSEBS Hotel, Iridge wtreet, Georgetown.

D. C. CilA on Sum'ay. January 2. WO, Ix'twet-n I eveuintf.cjniii.<r fn ni Shnetzen Park 7th street tolluate.

a LEATHEB BOOK. containing 865 ami Tin- kIkito reward will lie gutu if returned to So. 40 Center Market. ja4 WM. M1XDKB.

New Year's Eve, at the hall at Orl.l Eel Hall. 7th a WATEB-PBOOK CIBCLLAB CLOAK. Any one taking it in mistake, will plear-e leavr it at the Star tflice. ja3 bin above reward will be paid HI tor the return to Judge WYLIE.of a Ki ll COLLAB. lo-t the night ot 29thinstant, between Highland Plate corner of 13tli de tt the evening ot the S5th instant.

at the comer of I ami a u'x SEAL Amatliixt.) with three initials. A liberal reward ill be paid if left at the oftice of the Mar. ikt lln IimUT 1 i til uviaiiK i Dlltnil I 1 14 MONNAIK, containing of two iii-w tens hMed. balance in other bills and change; date written inside, "Oct. 2V' The finder will n-ccive a liberal reward by -sing S.

F. BROWN New York avenue and l.Mli street. de tJ BOARDING. gentleman and wife, or twoesntletuen-, can tind in a private lamil) in liy applying at this de J7 tf booms for without BOARD, at No. 498 Pennsylvania avenue, ucar 3d.

Boarding at the same placc, 85 week. fjURST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT FBONT BOOMS, to be had on reasonable terms, at 21B street, bet. 17th and ahurt walk trim moat of the public ofiicea. jyS tf BUSINESS CHANCES. A FAMILY SINGER SEWING MACHINE IN pencci oruer sate cueap.

Apply at south 6th itroet. ja FOB SALE. 1 Gold Jules Jicrgensen CBBONoMUTEB, 1 Ju-rgeusen Straight Line LE1 Hunting'cfcM B. F. Cowdcroy London PATENT extra heaYy, Cooper Loudon DUPLEX, 1 Hunting Dent c.

Loudou PATENT At GOLDSTEIN A Broken). ja5-3t 34 and 36 Foar-and-a halt it. FOB light new HABNESS, and a uuk-t HORSE. To best-en at Mr. MATLOCK'8 Stables, G.

near 7th at. DBITO STOKE FOB SALE-Stand one of the oldest, beat and central. "stock snail." Terms easy. Must be sold. Apply to L.

J. O'SMOLE, flrni of A OToole, 326 Prantylvafna bet-Oil and Mth. DRUG STORE, with good flxl turee, in the central part ot city. Aa excellent stand for prescription and soda water. Terms easy.

Stock. Prii 91.300. Address B.C., Washing m. jal fifQC Hinirlest, Bast and Cheapest 8EWCOJ. IN'i MACHINE in the market.

Nomou-r wasted Fully warranted. For sale at 491 Vth street. LCKADWOUL, 114(1 7th afreet, And vent Mrtc, 6vyv an4 $eHt all kinds of Lfeliea, Gents and Childrene cttst-off clothing, underclothing, boots and shoes, hats, caps, blankets, quilts, b-dspreads, sheets, kr. Any note by mail or otherwise prompty attended to. TO 313,000 to Invest In Real Estate paper.

Apply to K1LBOCBN LATTA, Beal Estate de31-flt Corner Seventh and sts. Fob bale cheap? A BESTAUBANT. In good locality. Apply at this offica. THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOB LADIES', riTRBBK.

Mo.Ill Tbeendendgned Ion mod clftUty kmmi arrrr rtjho WHB JJO. A. om. pwg ISTPft. Price jfS-lf" fob salb and bbnt.

BUT-Taa 11HUIIIII1P I.tswri OB THEll CHri HllfHKP BUUH8 JUWSX.jJjJ-14 To Urg? (oniMl R'HIM in TojlKT-two i rxnmaaica 1 Grant with BO A BP cold md fly )mS Tork armw. ittk mi, tlV.i.i. huinf il Mnd. FgHOB KKKT-Alverooaiad and STORE, with riituw for nlo at I KNM.kH. OH I ROOMS.

tWHoatb. central and flfwrt. Awl; to JOSH 1'A WHITNEY Mo. 7tl? btl.Uid two atory BRIUR HoC tBn 9d at below Pa. avenue, Uarden; A Moan, kitcbeu.

fount. water and Apply at CHA8 MAUKS', corner atraetandPa. avenue. nMi" Fmm TO Fnrniahed 8ALOOK PARLOR. rooM.

with r.H<n attached. Mafia R-vraa, at 461 rtwrt. near 6th. ja atory RKH'K. Mo llth atreet, roinii beaidea btth rnnra, pantry and oUar; cm and water throocbont the boaae.

Poaaeaaoa (Iran at once. Apply tn f. C. RH'li IKBACfl Piano Btora. 1 tfooro aborf.

ja 4 tf OR comfortable DWKbLlMU. Txi treat, bctwren 1) and atraate. a tew aoath of Oetiaral Poat Office. Rant per to a permanent tenant. JMO.

A.BAKER. ind KHh im. TWO THREE BToBT (MEW) HKIlK with ill nndorn for Emit, nw Um Capitol. One at $30 month, and one at Injure at the Real IIstate office. Jht.

K. ARRlSoX, Mrrn anJ Pennsylvania avenue. ja 4 tf A mm' VEKY CHEAP will buy of the DWELLINGS Hi 4 1ft iitreet, two eaat of 14th atreet. of It couth; extensive back aivl ia in every reaped an eligible Incttlna. The will be any time after 3 o'clock m.

FOR vary new men room FBAME HOUSE, with hall, water, bay window, Ac on the moat reasonable Inquire Room May or of GEO. LIN TILLS, Lumber Merchant, corner Id at. and Indiana arenne. tlK KKNT-rKONT and BACK. FAKLOKM.

an a. perpiy tnrnistiea parlor tin) bM with gat. tire, and eTery convenient for comfort; a iiall' bed chamber If desired, with or without BOARD. no other bo in the house; will be rented cheap to permanent tenant. Location de lighttnl.

At Ma. 9 between "th and fronting the park, south fide of street. je 4 POB SALE? BT McNEJK A HEAL hSTATE IMh street, between New Tork aremie and II str? t. Three new BRICK HOl'SES. 10 roomt-; water.

rm. bath. 9S0U cash; balance. per ui 'nth; preat Two (new) three-story BRICKS, with build iugs; aad modern improvements. only S'-'OO; S1.1W balance.

per month. Three-story and attic BRICK, (side back yard.) 9 rooms, wster.gas, and bathroom; corner Cth and I streets; terms "as) A first three-story BRICK, 14 with every modern improvement; Hall, terms easy. Three story BRICK, 9 room-. and rn in provements. inn street, ctreet, at lli price ol $7jUGu.

Also. number of other HOUSE? for sale, at creat noi'SESfor rent, furnished or ja4 5t If OR INKI UNI-HLl' JT at 43b 11th street, bet.U H. of 1 furnished, with nil modern improvements, 433 14th bet. II and 1. jui BASEMENT un.W Ho More, corner of 1 It It utreot aud Pa.

Fpleiiiiitl t-ituation for atirst ply in the store. 223 i-ite Willurd ts Hotel, an near the I S. Tr-s? urr; (i the kvfl in the city for hon-e. Key at 131 LET-BUCK HOl'SE on No. A etween 4th Sth: 4 rtv.m" and tiumtli.

Iiujuire of HI Ol'ELY A York Gflt and 7tli 3l" roumimi liall; iraar.d water; large yard, street, near iMh. ri'oinx. can and water, in neurit d. low to a good tenant. A.

l.ANE. street, near 1Mb. jai F'OU miaH TEN EM KN mul di? iu the new buitdiiuc on tincorner of 3d street and A street south. ill b. che.ip to a tamily without rhildren.

II the prOMM. F'OK Pt BMISHKD BOOM Miitablefora Member, with tire. QW. Ro. m.

with fire, in house. Applj No. H'i IStli street, between and ntntts, .1:" 'rW(l Fl BNlrHKlT roiuMrtvxI. lir-t J. floor, evoking stove.

gas, fuel up. hidrant; convenient tor or fntHm-u; E. near 'tb street, two equrra trow Port office Huild ii 1 KEN A uTm.k" SEwllij HA Cli IN E. tbe Kniiph-at. noiai-lesa, and leas liable get.out of order; rented or sold on reasonable frni? at the ap-nt HAl' Cornet aud -op Skirt Factory 7th street, between and E.

3 tf SALE OK well-built front and two-story hark Bl'lLlUNU nic twelve good rooms, with bath-room, hot and iu wsicr. a new iwu-nnry nricK Servantmom and at racial. For unit to JOHNSON ft OOLLEY. Mo. 3m Market li'lwei 7th ami Mh stiwti1.

at" I foil aire Fl'KNIHHKD with without at 337 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Metropolitan IIOFKA. I'NFFKNISHED KoilMS 1 rent, for officii or huh. at 407 street, near Tth. d'3MR smt1. able for or sk-epinc hiiikIm or in Milts, near the Trweory.

C. STORKS ft Keal Estate Brokers, 211 Ifttn street. SALEr OA' EASY TEKMS. SMALL FRAME HOl'SE, Second Ward, lot 11 feet intri lth; large yard in front and rear. C.

KTOHR8 ft Estate de3I-M til 1 F. near 15th street. upper part of 34 and Foiir1. und-a-lialt street, formerly occupied by tlif'liewxpeake and Canal Company; trait 1UUUII lur I'l HI r1. I t.l A tt KlUMSllKli ventilated, with all niol'rii llouoe new; one ol the im-t ileiiraMo in the city: a few In ui both railways.

nu'derate. Board in the hitiwe. No. 464 New York avenue, one door east of ISth nt. ile-ti desirable lloi st in a good IT tioti.

Arply to No. SI Peuucylvanla avenue, Pirst Wart. CUMM I' NICATIB ROOMS. Kl'RNISH on second floor at 33 li street, next to corner of 11th. IjVUt KOO Jl.

KI NISilKIi. on the second floor. Also, a ROOM. No. 474 lllli bet.

and P. de2? lni" fjHJlt bTOKE No. IVnn. avenue, now occupied by A. U.

Shcclierd 4 ltr Ap ply at the rt or toJ.W. TIIoUPHON, at Metropolitan B. B.Co.'a vflice, corner 17th at. and New York avenue. IjVlB ilecaut throe-ttory BRICK llOl'SE i'TUmobu Hall6feet.

Lot 13" to an alley. Large brick stable on of lot. Loca ticu Apply to J. T. A old S4U miwi mid 7 avetine.

iW or OTHERS -zrct iftrr. iliniin: mnm and kitchen and two bcdroonia In private family. Apply at street, between unhand Uth. de? tf near the Patent Office, 10 moms, water and Inquire at H. Pennsylvania avenue.

tt OUR ri'ftMlfiHip PARLORS PUS UKT and 4 BEI? ROOMS for rent together or aeparate; board per week; at'No. 316 Pefinartvaiua nveiiie. tween 51 abd 4J-? atreeta; room aui board lor two840. STREET, WEST OP iU-r PAKI.Olt FLOOR, newly furnished. with a north.

south and eastern evpoaure, with without board. Also, other R-iOMS. Terma raoderate. LEO ANT AS1? ATTRACTIVE IlkMlikVLiTJ run a Mb OA.LDWc offer for wle three BB1CK DWELLINGS between 9th 1Mb twelve water hd4 im, hath room, twi mm, clurtf. uw tiirtoni com eniei.cea; bay and Heeaca steps.

Lot J1 feet front, with or without stable, tor price and terms apply tie 84 tf JOM1UA WHIT HEY Handsomely ri Kwiswri) gating and 8INGLB BOOKS, front and bark, for rent, with or wiifcoat and. water cloeet. atreet, corujr rfljth. opposite Patent Office BKNT-rI BN improTcwenU. J40 Nth street, and M.

17OB HOUbE fcmr romi, with Massachusetts avenue. awl Ik, a ztortrramk 11 thitf: bwm water gaa. JSO K. KMiDAlL. Fwaarlmib ieffltf STORK-ROOMS oo 7th ihwt 1 and north, feted sr'rssss 1 UHltnltt.ApiKMita.

drl? tf all taay or ukqump about 77 jOrt) aqaara yaara, lo anjr Jew or more peraoaa who via erect wilrtli 1. RKDFKRH. de 11 lir Conw IM itmt md Peai'a H0U8K OK RKMT-I' UttKmiiK r(ill 8ALBln a oratral cnaUlai IT iwm, BMdr to alwgant atrto. Prtoa tururturr JfSMB caah. at fcur oOkw.

nvG-tf FOR 8ALB AND RENT. yuE Ml thw bjr ri Ow riBST CLAM AKHIOV tRLS rw DM, will BOM MKlvQ Apply A EE ST. in or tlKo IM IW rrn vim nna th-- city. or iWnni imiiwI will And It to tiixtr toWro wotrtllr and at wrk a omrwdftl 4to tamv both the and aCroat cnra TaMn Koardf If I.VlH BAAMtl mm MM TtTJ new fia f'twrrn? or trine much mom. Apply at IN I MtmI ftb, Mk north tf PART iTfour, lor bonrttnc Apply HABLE A ro Ioim DoMU FfgUt RKBT Wjpifrttdty ffrrul nd RlHWV.ir of in tbc city of tmm minut- walk of Willardi Hotel.

Ebhitt w.tM rha Mo. 4 5T 18th Miwt. between m4 iitwto, wwl sed deeirinf of roam would do well rail ilaiwhiu Apply ob tk? Stf Fhrst class wstai'iht rent, oar Aocttot ta now with all the modern and will rented low to a foodter.ant. on arplk-atton tu Wl L. ALL.

eonm tth ao4 Phik tf FOR RBNT-ftwr PRANK HOIVtit uo Uth between and Tatreeu, Apply JAMFS W. BARk.RR.4SA Iltfc ad ah. Of I tf new. threa bark batUr and MR ICR prMd brick froota. with maibU wludow and orown atene btif and atepa; marMe marteh cm.

bat and rrdd water in atb run and n. iduitud Rhode Inland bet itth Mid Mtk Inquire Uth of tlie iWAwHIinpi kwr the Jap W. Marshall, first AMlfltant I' miflT (Wii rtl unS tf BKNT-A larre ri'UilKHCD at 494? Utb atreet, aud U. the garden. -o.

MtS FOB CALEOB BKNT-A new Uol'M. no weat aide of 7th road, UeoerM Howard a. ttuld on food tf WUH.HT. JIT M.irrt EXCELLENT rOB It 6 tl( atrml. with BOAKP nrSlf 1," I.

KALE OB BKNT 11 atraaL IiMthii ind II; bj Km fa iu alii, lmittirt of uEU. fc. PABBKB. next oor. nclftf a-xndTridUvM of Clarke M-ach in one nna.

ar.4 atr-vta, will tor sit Aug. LB CLABkB, c. and Pa. atmw. tf Personal.

(VOTICE-A HALDOl ISi. i vM IN litlt litTfliv tiotili -a per- liatinir foi tli? Ifl rati for nmii diatelv, a ill '-e ptf IV' have I OLD a tew the atenue. etltrrr fatt day and iiiirlif I lui Ml'T. ktiltk an di? I irjuf i eouim -mlnti ill anv i o. uri.i.

tiuu -v ItllK III IMelTNtl. A. 1. fcl1. Iltl DR.

I.KOK UK LTKI? I'blVATK l.Y by l.sJi- uni urlfui' ii at (vxbd. Hth KtrMt, atxm Pennsylvania ivfiifi- ia Hit-oataMMnil and iii' -t "Willful lau in th? city- tin- tmon-nt nf Amu I'hrtmtr (au.p'n A thorough cure ia tlio sit tlaan poaMMr. l.s?<li?-~ Miflk rine fr tii n(Vml fs cure iu all r-n ilay iiiffht. di" II fMBSoN BKOTUKKS, VI BtHiK AHP JOB PRINTERS. 871.

south Ivaiiit Okf utrict (M-ntonal attention to l.ii?ln?aa OHM C. COX, jrfTK'E PKVB, OPPCIMU KIRK boK San llth mid I5th wtnwta. Du udn, utreet. between I) and E. The But "Willful ai nUwl wtejilkhxl tlrwtllint ilivMriu I'f thr treatment of M.M i'UH PLAINTS in the city uiav the c.

in him. lie Knaratitwi a thorough cure. Ilia are rate, and vinitlug see ne one l.nl tin tf DU. V. V.

COX. Kenrii ucc So. I afreet, near Mtli and ISth rtrtrti drJ I Philosophy ok makkiaoe. A newCowaa of aa (WtTered at tba Kew York Muaeum of Anatomy, tabjilt' -II Innnd ti. r.

1 Dili. Maturity and Old Ape; MkuIi nTally i-wej; Tin-cause ol Iiiduefttiou, Klatuleuce and liifwasea accounted for; Marriage Phil i.lncaUg nsidered. Pocket containing theae will tM arded to parties unable to attend, on at etanip-. addressing SECvkTAKY, York Muarum ol Anatomy and ttcieuce, broad way, York. mal7 ly IStK MEAT Miiiri piarwij lur wt uir." a i (natoTlv Im mu Jdibm Miller, an May.

1HW. for in lor Ku-ui KufUiw It to that the in )w cl tn the SWh (Uy ol ApMl fnr etliis utmurutt u4 Hh- Exanhm report In United to Um- LAh of April nrtl.aud nM be on th? of Mm Ir itirH Oifctiwonw of I'Mntt. ITKITED 0TATK8 PATVMT OrFK'l. Mi P. K.

Ob tbr of ALICE Pitulxire, Pcnti tMti.n tot ratrix. of Dwte mi iu? fur rstrnaion ot lh? Mk 3 I-l- to that th? Antimony in thii he QQjfci mhdt) of tM UmU mU Hkto Im board oa ttett toy at March ML puiu ruxuru AiromsPAuusu n.0T?l oafc vw biboiele. corner ltlli iuiiI tira-ui. Kbitt How. tUB FBEMl BEEF.

OF PlKCeviLLE December IS. 1'rop in will be at thi? office nntil o'clock FRIDAY. aim ary lttb. tor furniabtag FBKbH HF.KFt at tin-. Ar- i.

il fr-ix in luw lime tb tiw Commmary (jtueikl it not uiav direct. Ihr to Ik? liver' in Mich auantitiaa may In-. to tmv. mitirnl. and on uut) be by the officer iu charge.

Further upon application to tbia office. are invited to be it "peuiuc of the lido. M. J. ti BE A aptain and tv It.

A. C.S. de IS Old In cltarre ol PtiieaviUe Arw-na fV'ATlONAL LOAN OFFH'K, utreM, near P.tnerlvania aveenf KoBEBT FLL LKB A advance Money on Bonds. Mcln. Mi B'-al Estate, iMamoudw.

Watcbea. Fur nitnre, Piauov, and all kindeof I'r p-Ttf. N. hicliaat cttk prioa p.nJ for ttw name Upett a very day except 6 a. in to rv LFb.

BlCnAC'8 VOLDEM BEMEDIKS. Art fnr no other, take other, and rot an health and numey. 81.000 BKWABDtur any caoa of diaeaaa in a hicb tail to rare. Or liirMn'i hnlrnm Hn. 1 cnna (Hoara, Clcetated Hon Throat and Month.

Kyea. CalaneoaeorHkin Kruntiona. Colored of the Sc ulp, fecrolula. it the rr-ataot tul lil .4 kuuea, MBoven kll fn? the artfc m. and lettea blood pure anil healthy.

Or. Qoi4m Baltam Mo. I enrwa Mercurial A in all it? fnrmK. wbathar mercury ur ciuxm; icivea inunediau- in all caifct. Mo dieting neceaaarr.

1 thouaanda CertHkatet frufiiij tlx- mirix ulnw fleet t-d theee B'-ui -diet. Price if tithrr Mo. 1 or Mo. 1, fi.uO bottle, ur two buttlea 'MO Or. kiriaai Hold en Amnion.

a aafe, apoedy, and radical rare for all rtttn viikfiilldinctiom. Prtoe, ffSJi m- bottle. Lb OoMm Klirt dAmortr, a radical core for Mervotu or General Itfhilltr la aid or fonag, isipurtiiii auergy with trnndertal a. Price, (ill per bottle, or twe for On receipt of price. trill he 'hipped to any place.

attention pail to all corraaissszgr ssarxg. hriiir" Wort In rlaaa c4 Adort-M liB. 1). E. No.

Tartak Near York. Ottca hour? a. to p. m. aatrt.

jft ly MATtS PATLM Ot'KiCK. Waiiiimtoi, Lj'trwtmll tw On the petition of V. POLICY, at alienee by meane aarlfunn-ntc of Jamea.