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MAS. OBA-tT'i HBCETTIOSI.
Mri. Graol'i reception! will b beld titry
Tnotdty daring the teaton, between the
hoart of 3 and 4 p. m.
trtuua BLArva'i Mciraosi.
The reception i of the Bpeaker of the House
of RcpreteaUttTei will be at fcU residence,
403 Fifteenth street, from 0 to 11 oelock on
each Friday evening of tbe leason.
Hue, buiki's Bicxrrioif 8.
Mrs. BUlne'i receptions will bo beld erery
Wednesday of tbe ecaion, between tbe bonri
of 9 and 5 p.m.
diplomatic conn.
At tbe llajaUn Legation Madame do Cata
caxj will recelro on Thursday, from 3 notll
6 p.m.
At tbe Argentine Legation Madame de
Garcia will rccelra on alternate Monday
rentage, commencing on Monday, January
8, and will be at borne on Saturdays, from
3 until 5 p. m
ins IXTEllMATION Al. FAIR,
On Friday last, Ssnator Itamlln called up
tbe bill to eneonraee ana promote tbe Inter'
national Industrial Exhibition, which oar
cltliene propose ihall be bald In this city
next year. Tbe tenor of tbe debate Is
doubtless familiar to oar readers, and we
bate In It an additional erldenco of what
tome people think of onr energy and enter
prtie.
Terbape It ! a mil fort a oe that a portion
of the cltlseni of tbe United States should
be afflicted, not with too much legislation,
bnt with lawgWora who hare not an abiding
Interest among vs. The necessity for a ter
rltorlal limit, orer which Conrress should
bare eapreme control, was an argument In
faror of accapUog tbe original ten miles
inare, denominated tbe District of Colum
bia, as the permanent seat of gorernment.
It has been said that tbe rery object to be
attained was an exemption from tbe tur
moil and troubles which a commercial city
would Inflict upon tbe goardlans of tbe na
tional honor. No one wishes to deny that
for orer half a ceatary Washington city did
not latrode its schemes upon the national
legislature. It bad none to offer, saro those
which were tastly more Important to tbe
comfort of the transient rasldent than for
those whose permanent abiding place bad
been fixed, by lot or choice, within our terri
torial limits.
It Is a fact that trarelers Judge cities by
the accommodations It affords lis Ttsltors.
Wsihlogton, and while we are upon tbe
question of national liberality. It Is well to
Include otr neighboring city, Georgetown
we say these cities baro been character
lied as places of "rooms to let, muddy
streets, and miserable accommodations." In
fact, the capital has been the butt of erery
body's Jokes, and all that was essential for
an ephemeral fame was for a correspondent
to waste bis Ink In depreciating the site,
and crying down the adrantages which the
"permanent seat of GoTeroment" bad found
la their Judicious eyes. Bo mueh for tbe
past.
Admitting that It was most desirable tbe
representatives or Bla.es and Congressional
districts should hare a snug place In some
part of the country where they might as
semble to discuss the weighty affairs of their
lHUlUlr m'lfle UUtrtcfof UdlfimbTTwere
only expected to keep boarding houses, you
knowt and If there were pared streets and
accessible arenoes It was only for tbe benefit
of those sent here by the rotes of tbe real
rotlog population of the conn try.
It could not be possible that ot one bar-
log Intellect, genius, business capacity, or I
anything else, ebould reside here except the I
concentrated wisdom of the nation. This
was la train the prevalent idea before the
war, and if It still lorkt In tha atmo.nhr
of what remains of the District! If It still
prejudices tha opinions of the sneccttort of
most who voted liberal appropriation! for
me cousirncuon ot our wo mean, of course,
(Joitromtnt huUdlngt, whose fault Is it I
Tes, whose fault la It f Not by any means
lbs fault of tht Ubertl-mlndod, pubUo-tplr-lied,
patient, plodding clttient of tht Dis
trict. Tbt subject of this artlcle-an Interna
tlonal Industrial Exhibition perhaps has
nothing to do with the foregoing remarks.
Of course It hat not. Nothing can possibly
lis pertinent that has for Its object the ad
vancement of our prosperity oca raos
miirl This District of Columbia which.
In the list of forty-seven States and Territo
ries, lUnti No. 3T la paylug Itt proportion
iht revenue tax. But then we have
nothing to do with Congress, except as
tnjt'ri.
Tbe States which do let), contrlbuti lets,
unit sinl lit rtpresentatlret hero to tell at
In debate upon thlt question to cucourage
tod promote tha " Iuternatloual Industrial
Exhibition," that we, tho cltlsone of the
Ulstrlct of Columbia, are Imbecllei we do
not know whit wt want nor what wo art
about, that It It not only necetsary but
reilljaa act of charity to check any enter
Priie tbe tax r,,nj; ,4 unrepresented cltl
sons should devlie. Tho Government, for
sooth, muit boar the whole burden of our
gigantic icbemes, and thereoplt art already
overburdened with taxation.
will the honorable Sentton who plead so
loud for economy take a Utile palus to com
Pre the appropriations aooually madt for
Stales aud Territories that coutrlbutc less to
the payment of tho publlo debt thau tht
Dltlrlct of Columbla-wlth tbt amount ap
Proprlaledforour oh,uo-for their beueBll
Whoie carrlaget travertt tho ttrettti who
coademn mort emphatically tht condition
of our city than lii very men who are most
able and most nnwlulng to assist nsl
Oentlemen, the cltltens of tho District of
Columbia are not fools. Their education
was not founded upon Congressional debates.
Their means of $ alalag general information
is not llmltsd to Ike Coogrerslooal library,
tbe Smithsonian, Institute nor the ponderous
volumes of tha Otot. It we, the people of
Washington, Georgetown and county, de
sire to hold an International Exhibition
within tbe limits of tho District, at least do
uoi rcinis us tne privilege.
It was said la the debate lo tho Senate on
Friday that It would take two or three ban
drod thlpt to trtniport tbe goods from
.broad, and that, too, at Government ex
pense. Light glcamt upon nsgMUjbt, or
something of that nature. Let ut ice. Two
or thret hundred thlp loadt ot frtlgbt would
necessarily bt carted through our streets to
tht place of exhibition, and when the great
World's Fair Wat ortr tht goodt mail be
carttd back again to the wharrtij or, what
amountt to lbs saint thing, to the depot,
or some other convenient point.
The wear and tear on lbs pavement!, tbe
protptct of mining, If such a thing were
postlblt, our btlovti Pennsylvania arenae,
to frith from lbs pressure of the late " on
pleasantuui," when army wagons (round
Iht boulders to powder oh no, two or three
nunured shlp-loadt of freight, tach not lftt
v. "'"tana tons burthen, mail not
bt suffered lo pais ovtr our " nnfaved
. IXjoil IUok of lt!T?o entity to animal (
itt lwkathMBerghtoofff(ntlinmeof hu
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inanity that can transcend this wonderful
consideration for onr "unparea streets i
And think, too, of the ear loads of freight
that would also add its share to the burdtu.
The streets would be orertaxed, tbe people
of tbe District would be oretUxed, rlsltors
would be orertaxed) then, as a consequence,
there would be renewed attacks on me mis
erable condition of tbe national capital, and
we do not want foreigners to come here and
behold onr awful plight! "Distance lends
enchantment to the rlew."
It Is related that a dog once attempted to
drink from a pond orer which a venerable
goose stood sentinel. For this impudence
of tbe canine species, tbe anserblrd threat
ened Ten geance. What right bad the dog
to en en eh bis tblrt t at this spot. After some
cackling the dog concluded tbe goose did
not amount to much, that the water was
stagnant, and not fit to drink. lie deter
mined, however, to taste and went bis way,
confirmed In tbe opinion first entertained.
The goose, from a prominent place, asked
lfblsdogsblpwss satisfied. To which he
replied that be was, but no thanks were due
to the guardian of the pond. The water
had become stagnant with age, and nature
was too sensible to refresh such a detestable
locality.
The Senator from a Western State said
Washington was sick, and wanted doctor
lag. Too true elck from the orerdoslngof
quacks. But what Is the use of complain
ing. We are not competent to lake care of
ourselves, and of course not Intelligent
enough to determine tbe cause. Why should
wo argue 1 What amonnt of reasoning,
what presentation of facts could convince
the Incredulous that our people desire to
bold the Exhibition In Washington, or that
we are able and willing to pay the expense T
Whatever respect we may bare for the
good-will of onr friends, the Senator who
considers It an evidence of bis regard for onr
welfare that he opposes tbe kill, docs not
evince tbe kind of sympathy that will make
Washington a respected city among tbe
capitals of tbe nations of tbe earth.
Personal.
General T. J. Btjnoldi, military com
minder of the Fifth military dlttrlct, de
cline, the nto of bit name for the Texat
tenatorihlp. A conrlctton of right and a
tente of propriety, ho lay t, prccludo It under
existing clrcumstancce.
Ion. William A. tloward, of Mlchlgtn,
who was tendered and declined the Chinese
mission, It In tbe city, at bieold quarters,
the fit. James Hotel.
Acting QoTernor Lee, of Wyoming, hat
appointed Sin. Caroline Nell and Mrs. Ettir
Uooret Juitlcet of the peace for Sweet Water
county.
QoTernor Chamberlain, of Maine, who wat
a guast of tbe officers of the British man of.
war steamer Monarch, arrlred In town fiat
urday evening, an d Is stopping at thu Jen
neet house.
Colonel John Uoeby Is a candidate for
coauty Judge at Fauquier, Virginia.
A lady of New lork to wnom ilrt. otowe
sent her ''Vindication," with tha compli
ments of the author, returned the yolume
with the endortemcnti "Life Is not too
short excuse ms."
Itochefort Is tald to suffer from "diseased
name of tha neck." Dr. Napoleon faTore
amputation ot the dlieaied part.
General McClellan la to deliver a aeries of
addressee to the members of the National
Guard regiment! la New Tork city next
mouth, on discipline and the acquisition of
military knowledge.
Marcaret Blaart. of Philadelphia, hat
struck Billy Tatterson for 119,000 la a
breach-of promise suit.
Admiral Buchanan hat become a reel
dent of Mobile, Alabama.
Will's OrnallOBSB. An over-crowded
grcafTmerit la performance ibea "fibo
Stoops to Conquer" was a complete as well
a successful one. But were that popular
manageress with us a week loDger, aud
Goldsmith's sterling comedy again to be pro
duced, we would enter oar solemn protest
agalnl the stylo la which It was represented
on Satarday night, and would bair earnest!
that Mr. Frank Mordaunt, an excellent
actor, where pbytlcal power li requUlte, to
aoanaon lorever tbo reft of younz Martow.
Mist Laura did herself Injustice in her of
liolrunt and tomewhat affected rendering of
Mist Hardeattle. Evidently the rising gen
eration don't read Goldsmith, or elso the
buxx at the temporary alarm of "fire" would
hivo beta exceeded by the hisses which
would have rt-tehoed through tbe house
Arrangements are progressing, with a proba
bility of success, to have Mr. MeWadsat
Wall's on Tuesday night in bis nsw version
of "Rip Van Winkle." If bis dramatization
presents the true story of tht Catsklll moun
tains, as narrated by tho lamented Ameri
can Goldsmith, Washington Irving, the ad-
mtrere of native llteraturo owe him a gen
erous welcome
Old Folks' CoitcinT. A grand con
cert, after the stylo of "yt olden time," will
be given to-morrow night at Lincoln Halt.
Tht bast masical talent la the city, both
male and female, will take part la this con
cert, and there Is no donbt of Its entire suc
cess. Formerly these "Old Folks' Con
certs" were most popular, and tbe troupe
which performed throughout tbe country
under tbe direction of Father Kemp becamo
known In every city and town, and were
highly aucccssfnl. The music to be sung at
the concert to-morrow night will consist of
selections from tha work compiled by Father
Kemp, the originator of thla ttyle of enter
talament, and the cottumet will bo correct
repretcntatlont of tbote worn in the days of
'70. A chorut of one hundred volcet will
aulit. and an orcheatra of twtnty pleat
bat bceu engaged, and erery preparation hat
been made to render the concert an appro
priate celebration of Wathlogtoa't birth
day. Tlckcli may be obtained at the varlout
mutlo and bookstores
Tnn Rid Itivaa ixboroeits art Hill
awaiting the decision of tbe Joint Winni
peg convention upon tht bill of rlghtt
drafted by tht tpeclal committee for pre
tentatloa to the Canadian Government The
chltf pplali of tht bill are thetei That the
territory be governed by a local leglilatore
In conjunction with tbe Governor and Elec
tive Council; -that a two-thlrdl Toto tball
override a Governor'! vetoj that unlvenal
auffrago tball bo allowedi that tbero be no
direct taxation except by local legislation!
that there be a homestead lawj that trere be
a railroad to Fort William or remblna In
Art years, and that the public buildings are
to be paid for by tbe Domlulon Government.
Tin CmnE9E or Tan l'sciric Coist.
The foellng agatntt the Chinese on tho
Tacluc coast It very ttroog. There aro
rnmort In San Francltco of a plot to exter
mlnsto the Chinese residents of that city.
There are Bald to be nearly ninety thousand
Chinese emigrants on the Faclfio coatt who
are dally eubjected to Indignities and brutal
treatmvnt.
TniFlfTlUTU Avihdumt The thir
teenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments have finally pasted both bouses of tho
Texas I-tglslature. A sufficient number of
States bavlng now ratified tho fifteenth
amendment, txduilvt ot tht Btato of New
Tork, the State Department will no doubt
time the utual nollct at toon at tbt official
report of the adoption Is received.
Now tou en Biu, and now ynn .! .n't ec0
hlu. flow you bear ot him, and uuw jou
don'l hear of him. Sit ttltgnph rtnorlt
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fo-dar'i paper
vh. AH..iiAti .r Mftval naaU AaraiH.
Believing that the claims o. me .-. on
cers of loo nary were In all respects tight
and proper, and that they were warranted
by erery principle of Justice In making tbe
demands they bare upon Congress and the
naval authorities, we bare earnest. advo
cated tbelr side of the question, and we are
M-Jtnknftw that In this course we ao not
sund alone, bnt are seconded by tbe ablest
papers all orer the country, in rw ...
tbe circumstances we do not see bow Con
gress can hesitate to act promptly to do
in.tlr to a class of officers who bare stood
shonlder to shoulder with the "line" In eon-
.i-iriftr(Minnof noon the nary. In
addition to tbe papers from which we bare
heretofore quoted, we transfer to our col
umns the following from the Boston Aditr
t,ur of February 15 1
t. . - .-.i k ti-mlnTit writer of a
fuclnmlnir and .leiant woman, thai to lore
7i...l Jncatnn. With 1CIS CD-
thoHaimwomay begin a "f""1 "J!
llo and stall controMrsj In t-t naTj oj
...I it.. tfcnrniiffhlv to underltand It. in
all 1m raml-catlonl and details, Implies a
long conrio of tlndj. Th! U no new qoas
llon. Slitf reari ago hot dltcuttloal ot It
were rife In tho ward-room and on lb. toar.
ter-deefc. Uuiheli of paraphUU bai been
printed abont II. Manj inccenlro Con.
BTMMibaTe been peetercd with lt eterj
Secretary who hai tat at tha deik of the
Narr Dopartmcnt hai furrowed hie browe
with attempt, to eettle It right! j and pleal
antlj. The late Tenerable Admiral Stewart
mj hire inecred, whenhlmielf a mldihlp
man, at the elalmt of an old tnrgeon to rank
andpoilllon. Tbe Man without a Conntrj
might, in tbe daje of hi. nab. jontb, bare
taken part in the debatea about the matter,
which eeeni ne?er to be conducted without
anger and hareh worde, and h.TO fought a
duel at eome foreign etallon, crowing out of
the ancient and Irreconcilable quarrel. But
we make no attempt to reTlew the hutorr
of the question, or to enter imu iw www iu-
tricate iuouitioq, umuhu. u vt.. -paratlon
neceuar; to pronouncing an opln-
Ion upon tne corapafauTeij imp1" "
the bill J nit decided upon bf tbe Houie Na
Tal Committee.
Tbe tingle fact that there bat to long been
Ill-feeling and dltcootent proceeding from
the relations 01 una ana sum m tuo nu'7
while no unpleasantness oas occn uBitwptu
between tbe two branches In tbe trior, seems
to couTey rolumes In faror of modifying tbe
features of one service which have caused
trouble, to conform to those of the other
which have worked smoothly. Our army
grew up with the republic, and Its organisa
tion was Imbued with tbe national prtocl
plesof equalliyandjusttco. Ournavy was
i.i after thntnf Znffland a countrv
where artificial distinctions of rank are ln-v1
tllgenoUS tome SOU, wneru miubvwu uw
tor feels It no Indignity to his Profession to
bo a step below a Juvenile ensign who has
purchased bis commission, where even the
oa roe re am woe.. i-w mnutum -vj u
terUlo between coal-bearers and tbe aext
grade In society. Tct tbe erll result of the
system In England has been such that the
energetic Mr. Doythorn was mored to say
that "the treatment of eureeons aboard ship
Is such that 1 would submit the legs both
legs of erery member of the Admiralty
Board to a compound fracture, and render
It a transportable offence In any qualified
practitioner to set them, if tbe system were
not wholly changed la eight aid forty
hours." Yet tbe copy has as nsrs.1 outdone
tbe modelt and the condition or the sur
geons In the British nary has nerer been so
humiliating as In our own. We hare In
deed seemed on the high rod to somclhlhg
like Mr. Bo j thorn's rcmedytfor qualified
practitioners bare learned to shun our naval
service, surgeons who respected themselves
and tbelr profession bare refused to continue
In a nary where they were sneered at
as noncombatants and civilians, to the mani
fest detriment of the publlo Interests and the
peril of the health and broken bones of any
body, whether of line or staff, or of the hum
ble rank and file. There has consequently
ceased to be an Inducement to tbe best sea
men to choose the publlo In preference to
th marc-runt service on account of the rep
utation foT kindness and skill of the surgeons
wat-ino- th nation! uniform. Unless some
check Is put to the tendencies which produce
these results, tbe facts will become chronle,
with harmful results to the Interests of the
nation, which cannot be calculated.
Th. Kin which Mr. Stevens, of New
Hampshire, has prepared, and which has
obtained tbe sanction of a majority of tbe
Naral Committee, gives the oncers of the
staff no right to command, out of their own
d4ivtnnta.JiAd.lTCS.tI)0 ARPWJJAJl.
and other staff officers tbe dignity of posi
tive rank, the stimulus of promotion) and
It relieves them from the harassing assumn-
tlons of superiority from Junior officers of
suooruinaie positions in tne snip, ana per-
baps of lower grade than themselves. This
will cut athwart a multitude of ancient
nretuaices. wnicn nave frown bitter with
age and agitation, aud which have found
exponents In the Navv Department and In
both Houses of Congress In times past. But
It Is difficult to see bow tho reform Infringes
any absolute rights, or will t$nd In any way
to the lolurroithe service. On the con
trary, It seems fair to hope that, the bone of
contention once removed, a new era will at
ooca begin, an era of healthy subordination,
discipline, harmony and gradually growing
good-will, to the lasting benefit of the whole
navy, ue earnestly nope tnaiine bin w
pass Congress, and that It will finally dl
pose of a most relations question.
Tbe question Is also attracting attention
on tbe other side of the Atlantic, and In this
connection we clip the following from tbe
London Army anil Xavy Oaitttt:
The United Bmtes are tho last ctttVawtr
to reconstruct their nary as respects the
branches or departments. Until the civil
war commodores commanded their squad
rons, but since that event tbe Government
nas aeemea tne timo-nonorea tme or ad
miral. In Its three grades, as more befitting
their naral service. Thtu tbe American and
the European navies are now commanded by
officers holding similar rank and titles. Tbe
next step In harmonising tbe navies of the
world consists In the equalization of all
Drenches or classes of officers In tha United
States nary, with separate charge In each
branch, as Is going forward la European
navies. 60 far as rczards rank and Drift.
leges, all classes are equal, save In the high
est degrees, and In matters of charge of de
partments rapid advance Is proceeding to
wards tne completion 01 ims aesiaeratum,
Whuu we eee equalization, accompanied by
responsible charge,fully estabUsbed,we shaft
consider tbo naval service perfect In Us or
ganlcatlon. The subject of discipline has In
nowise suffered by the changes that hare
occurred In European navies, and we cannot
see that there could be diminution of power
on tbe part of the commanding officer un
der anj circumstances. Command it tntirily
itparaurom rank ana tnargt ofa4partmtnt$t
thL this truth was lonu la belner recoenlxod.
We shall expect to see the early settlement
of this matter In the United States, for onr
trans-Atlantic brethern are proverbial for
tbelr energy when once tbey set about effect
ing a cnanse. At me present ume wo "une"
and "staff1' officers (equivalent to our com
batant and non-combatant classes) are ar
guing lbs question of tbe equalization of
mo Tariouk orancnes ino comoataai, tne
and tbe commissariat. We feel confident of
the result, aud we anticipate Increase ofeffi
clency In the United States nary by the
adoption of the European system.
We closo this matter to-dsy by quoting tbe
following petition adopted by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Henry J. Blirelow. Charles K
Buckingham, Edward II. Clarke, and other
gontlemen composing tbe Medical Faculty
of Harvard University, and which has been
forwarded to Hon. Charles Bumncr, in be
half of the medical corps. A question that
commands such widespread and diversified
attention cannot be other than a worthy
one 1
The undersigned members of the faculty
of the medical department of Harvard Uol.
verslty. do unite In a respectful but unceat
pstltlon to tbe honorable Senate and House of
Iteprcsentatlve s of the Congress of tbe United
ajtua iuii nvtuu Hvvuiu tw iuv Uigui1
cersofonr narr such a deirreo of
tual and iubitantlal rank as properly belongs
slon. and such as will serve the best Inter
ests of the nary and country, by offering at
tractions In the former to men of thorough
culture and honorable ambition, and rewards
to long and faithful services In behalf of the
latter.
We respectfully represent that It Is Impos
sible that tho effective discipline of tbe ser
vice, or tbo existing relations of mutual
courtesy between the Una and staff, should
bo thereby endangered, but that a source of
contention would bo thereby entirely re
moved by giving to science and culture the
rights wblth they cannot fall to claim as
long as they shall be found la tbe service)
that the dignity and efficiency of a command
are enhanced when tbe character and posi
tions of Us subordinate department are ex
alted) and that no great power treati lit 1
medical service with at little conilderaUon
as Is shown by onr own country la the hu
miliating position to which H axposee oar
medleal brethren of the nary. And we
therefor earnestly pray that the past Injns
Uce may And full reparation, and the pres
ent wrong an effective remedy, in the wisdom
and bounty of yonr provision for all tbe
rights and Interests entrusted to your care.
tCemnnUtUd.l
Saturday evening another brilliant assem
blage graced the parlors of Hon. Horatio
King, to celebrate 'another of the "lltsraty
reunions" given by this hospitable clluen
About two hundred and fifty were present,
composing many well known lUtraUurt In
the firmament of tbo gay metropolis. Prom
inent among thees were senator uerrlll and
lady, of Vermont 1 Auditor Trench and lady,
dndge Caeey, Judge Ewlng, General Albert
Pike, Judge Halt, Mr. Olaekfan, of tbe Post
Office Departmenti O. D. Barrett and lady,
accompanied by Belle flmlth, the artlstf Dr.
C. C. Cox and lady, and many others. Mr.
and Mrs. Stebblns, of New Tork city, also
graced the occasion, and the fair lady met
with a warm reception irom all hearts when
U was known she was tbe sweet poetess who
rears acone slimed herself Mary E. Hewitt.
Although, now, apparently la tha "rejl-u"
of life, yet her vivacity and cnarming con
relational powers will not soon be forgot
ten by those who "basked la tbeir rays."
L. A. Qobrlght, esq., the orator of tbe eren
log, regaled us with an Interesting "essay oa
Benjamin Franklin." He gare us sepa
rately his character as philosopher, patriot
and statesman. The essay was character
ised by sentiments short, cart and compre
hensive, and the pe6allarltles or Franklin's
character presented In a moaner teaching
lessons for the youth and statesman to fol
low. Franklin lived la a day when posi
tions were not bought by money and patron
ate. and la eolto of his "coat repeatedly
turned,' and his diet of "cold water and
saw-dust puddings," he attained to an emi
nence few statesmen of onr day will ever
reach. Tho orator closed by paying a glow
ing tribute to his memory. An boor In
social converse and music closed this, the
fourth of the course, with honor to the ora
tor and our generous host, and all left
pleased and satisfied with tbe repast, to meet
again next Saturday ere, when It was an
nounced a lady would be tbe orator for the
evening. M.A. 8.
New AdvertUemonU-
rr WAaiNOTON.
LK -ThBBd-.rtl.tr
ft or takt lo titbtoit Chlcagoresl ttlott fir
(OtklOllOB proptTIf, or Will . ninma nvr-
rtf ItliheeschoBio. P-terlho J '"jCtK.! ""
nilr. ood addroit r.UOli1RS0i1V.
fIi-V Look Bos 1)11, P. O
77"-flB,a?oBC3nja-
A totnpHtt sttortmoat f
WATCHES.
br oil tho rtlltUe nskori or London , CopDhif 40,
ktd OtDtTO
Alto, oil iht dlffmBi trtts or
AMERICAN WATCIIE3
t croo,Ur ttdaeta tatti
II. AV. OALT & 1IUO., Jeweler.
1107 rsassvlvaoli avenue, between Elsr
OQthoaJTwUthitrstU: ?5aI
TN TBBSUfliTillJCOnRTOs; TI1B DISTKinT
1 Of ("aUMBlA. TUB 1IST DAT OF JAN-
UAAI I o ...
CUrk M11U I
to 5o. 8,470,
Oeorgo T. Browe. . . ,
Oa nolloa of tbo PlolollT. hr Hr Hlno.st
nrBOT.lt laerderoA tbottbo ithBdoat. otoiebU
ftppeoraoeoto be tilt red berolo ob or perore toe
Brit rale Jot ooeorrios f-Jrtr 4ovo efter ibis
dor eihorwloo tho etotowUl boprootnltA wla
Atr-Meopy Tti MElia,I,,f.
UblWM-lw '-'-'
(-."HANS' COORT. 1M
Dirtrietof CoInmHo. Wathtngfon Vountv.t wU:
1 the eo-e of Wi aiaa J Witoo. esooator
..II I... tik Ik. .nn.nVi.lIltn nf IhB OrtihBB
Sourt of WothloetoionviBlrofortwioU. oppolole
Moot oo'tl 4Utrilo'tioi of tbo ptrtoBol ettttto of
old doetOMd, sod 01 tbo ihiii ) ooio. lor oe
tho mho bote btta eoUeettd sod torood lst
nooori wbtB aid wbtro alt the eredltera ood
k....;J..i,i rUaa-tudtrt notlQod to BttOBd. wlib
their eUlmtproperlr ov5',0,..tbi?y ".'i"K
irltebr low bo oxeladod from all Until 1b told
OBPaANS CODKT,
TiiipAKVlD, 1170
ItUtrUI Columbit, Wathtnrton t'outy.tovit
IrlxofDovld riliftrold, dtcaoted. the eitoitrls
Bfdrettld hot, with tho appmboiloi of tho Or-
ft... i umi.i niiBiiitoa oaDBif Krqroioiii, ipi
rilBiolTBBtdor.Moreh IS. A. D. 1ST0, for tbi
io! ttitltH.it oid dltlrlbaLloa of tho ptr.on
.t-. .!. uvcxiB.mi, ana si iu .( iq nili
oi for st tie tome hire boom eollocud nd to rati
lot. mourt wheB Bid where ill tho creditor! ltd
htlrtof obIA doooiBtdBro antllod toitteod, with
lkal..l.lian..-..li --kJ ..it... ?..-
-.wt. tiai.it Vivvilir tvu.llvU V. IBIV BlmJ oiumT
Wlao br low b Biolodail frnm bII l.i.aDi !
old dtiotutd't otUtt i proTtdtd i eopj of IbU
order bo pobllthi-d oiee o week for thr-B wotkt to
o a4TIl.li Airillllll PTITIOBO to tilt Bill
Veili A W IB STIR,
ftblt.M.w Rtilittr of Wills
BRIDAL FEESENTS.
STEULINQ B1LVIR WARE,
niCH PAHU FANCY QOODS,
FKini AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
Alio a (oaeri. aMorliatat of Btw-il tltftLt
looeo, attigaod oapotiaiir ror
DIIIDAL mE3ENTfl.
SI. IV. OALT t UUO,. Jewelers,
lie7Peneijlranla bvsdub, between Eliv
eatb and Twelfth streets.
fobs I
BT J. T. COLDWELL A CO., Anet'o.
No. Did ronBiflranta areaue . betweea
MlathindToath tlreclt
TECTbTBK'B 8ALB Or VAUUB1.I
PBOVBD fKOfBKTT.
of a dood of treat, doted tbo lSih dor
r IStO, Bid dilr recordtd lo Liber No
i. At ,oio of tbeloidrttordtfor With
tltr vlrtHB
of Ooeombtr.
owo. mtia i itt,
of Mirth, ISTO.it 4 o'olook p bl, lelr-iit of tbo
P "i
roood
own oa iOi
elreot. httweeoThirioeolh ood VoorUtoth otreelt
ibbi. Ha roooioe oo.k ui itt i i iicnti. to a W
(ootiller
rMl ISSJ EBB-., HBIBOIB IB III BDtl IWf-lVO
oitha,wtth liltrtati led -eeurtd br a dtod of
tratloi tht prttoliM
All coBvoTaBtlis iod rtrenao iltrnpt it par
ohiter'e eott. Flfir dollort will bo rtqairtd dowa
oalUfdirof tile
BNU.L H IJ0U0I.A8,
. Att 3 T OOLDWILtslfcoV
fn dido Anctloootri,
E
Y W. I- wAMA Co.Anetlooeere.
Now Morble JJullJlnr.
Not, 000 aid 004 Femurl-mlo avoans
BBTrfES-. PKNNHVI.VANIA AVJCSlll AND
IIHTKKKT. AT AUOTIO. " ""
Ob WK0NB9DSY MUUnINO. Fobratrr 33.
OOUEieailoiot 10 o'clock, we will l ihoooilre
hootthold effscti taatiloed la boato No 4H4
TestbttieM, noor 1'toiirlTSnli irtint, olioo
tloa, whlen we siioe In port, -ii
Kviewuod riiai, btoolood Cortr.
Pirlor Salt, lo Oreta Ktpt,
wt, I, I w-Htt1 .BV1VB.
Vloo Wolial Choinb'r Stilt,
Cotiiit thstnber Saltf,
Mirbio top Uoretnt,
Mrjutilt, Throe plr, leeraln aid Btiti Corrots.
ou-eloiba, biolr.rotJt,
Hot-rick, Store.
AxtOBtlOB Tkblo,
Loaoftt, rholrt,
Htlroiid Shock Mtltrtttoi,
Ptithtr Bodt Bid Fillowt,
it) . v'oottrii
Oliai.Wiro, Wlodow Sbidti, Ae , At
Wlthothor ortleltolB Iho koattkeruiiKllii all
ef whlth will bo told without roBirro
WM. L WALL A CO.
II AaeuooioM.
pSOPOIALB FOB FmsUBEBr "
Ornai AorireCoviiiiiiiT orfrii.iriiici. 1
WAIIINtlTOiaBtlltUll.C . Fob Jl.lMi I
Belled propotili li doollcile, Willi oopr of
I hi. iJurL U.mil kii.hTi.A. uiii t.. .riZZ'i'
tbeiodortlSDOl notll 11 o'rlock, m , Hucb U.
1870, for torpl Jlos Fresh ht to tht troop it IbU
Tbt told liter raaitbt Truth, of eood nsrkoliblo
qaalllr, la trmtl proportion or fore and hi id
lairleri, (ae.kt. ibiikt aid kldie tillow t. ha
oxtiaaoe.ioid tobodallrored it thU po.t free of
eott, lo tueb (luontltr ii to y be frou lfno to lino
"?Bl"i'i,tf? -"U "'' ,h" -OMIBIldllf
oactrihiU dttlaoitt, ioi oxeeedlof fourilutt
The ki of tbe Cetile tlaaffhttrrd for Bttf t bo
delivered eider lhl? iiretiuBal .hill be eetelT it
UefoartbrerMbraljolal, iidthobrtstt trluaei
Tbiibiiktorfore eatrttrt ihillbtcal off from
IbrotUfwOrlBcliet above tbo koto Mil. ini Tf
bUd qmrtori front lis teolsbt lathe. abee the
timbrel or bock Jglat
le ill iiiHi. if tboneal It ioi atUfiettrr. par
obiaei la the opei nitkol wlii U uido at tbt ox
ptoe of lha ooBlraclor T '
The propoaoliwUl alio elate at whi price per
peiadcboleocati will be faraUhtd for aolii to
Tbto ooi tract to bo la force tli moitht. or neb
IttatliniiilhiCioimliorr Qtiaral abili dir.ct.
torn a toe I t April 1. S7U, aid tobj.ct t, tbi ,iv
preril or the Ceminai
'. iv . .BB"1""UW,"U' " lispsrt.
iBi oi iraiBim
Tbo eoalraetor will ba rtsnlrtd to taltr lat
boadafortha aam of oaolbaoaaid dellari il
alto br two retpopelblo taretlea, whoie w
nut bo taealloaed la lha bid
li
tuta
fropotalt moat be dlatlactlr ladom,! r,A.
poaala for Froth Beef," aad addmaed to Iba en
Therlihl la rcterrad to reject aar or all bide not
a the laterea-of tho Doited Stent
Lr'"T"?'
'toerooBai-ieoi. rt-jouamteit, parmtalt. At
da kiowi os appllcatloa to tha aadtnlfacd
tUiNk M BUI J
-flrMLUatsssstof OMssave, Hit ('st V.t'k
A- 0- ' r-m-ti
Bpncltl HotlcQ.
t5t HOT10H -TIIH MOWHT VBIU
fcaV MOA nimin st-awif J !rrf '.'.
mans h.r rsctiai tups 'jJJ JAli!
a.srl Itpstt&Uadssl.
NOUN, st 1 e'slsck. A fell stlssdssis Is tarantiy
iiatl4
rjr NOTIOE.-TI11C COMMITT-StE.
lit of rts people to wiiUiiih pjsa or s evore.
sitBt for tbo utrti, sro rtSHi to moot lu
NIGHT st M-moretl Ilsll, Wb-irUn tetertal
QBUd Uk0, P. juflij.
fi. M, nitt, Imslsrr "
f-ST HABOKIO -Til
UKMDKKS
ltv or liora lupui,
UUDOI. NO SO, t. ail A. M .
Vaii .in.m-B or nlmftlMmlh
TmsiMo,sviAfTEaNOop.tswteuorM
rtloroot (-o'-m imttr,-iui,ti n -."""i
Mmborior BUtor Lo-!-i or. ffUti-.l.j UVit-J.
IiTerd.rof.ieW.M
u
tsr
OLDEST
E? CAKOSI'S BlLOON, Ot Wl-litom'i
UdarelioVale.kk u , Ueil '
iho AMMlotloa will bo bt (J FroottSMoso !'
UlrthJ.O.
OI 1BSJ AaBUVSssajvsi w... mrr wnm - ""1j-a.-
t.r..tlti kileoi of iMparUoao. M '
T- . - .-. a. ... -A -....-.li.. a.J lha BITH
trt Ifsjmtntm iv Btav-iu ivttii.ii-a.ir - ----
iitnssiiitaiiriavti'i ,... .,..
Ml-Sl Krdlas Srurf.
rrjr-ATTlCltTlOSI.XCJIIOIIT.TStMP.
mZ& t.SE -Ttt Sir Kalsttt t Wtihlst."
1,0mm. id. rr. St I. will fiiBIt ""''"
"yl-ffli y,'.V.t?-7i waV r., isVr..p... .(
tiasttattbtrai-rtl r r SMi4 fftltr. sir
KWV.,,.."r:.?, ".C--t?.,Vs,Vp,n""vVVL'l,T '-
f,r tho perpoio of torroellsi We Mil "
ibU wllf clMetho mmIoo for rotfitrstloeveleri
H A BDK"0"--OKOBOB
r C0AKL1T.
f.LJl St Jo.l-iot BI-eaeH
. -..
tvltlfl NEWYOHIC
Iw-tfCf wm units tn.M t-mtinll
RKftlRI ION ASHOClVTJON Will hold
-'.. .""C.'.'X.'.sn.v fc ON tMil. Ik.lU
a dooiabio 01
lo-toot, tBLtberlr noil
Mombertof tho Aeioolalloa
hew Ihtlr Menbtrihlp Crtl
m niv.Hvai m,m-w . --
111 bo rraalrtllo
?tiSdBUB ot lb door
lotiieo eootit
llnUotoihow thtlr lo Tit omit.
in
WB1
fetitoU.BOOOMiTOdrO,OtW'dllfMl.B
ftlS-Bt QUO l1-1'
Idty eBr IS, lTJ.-iro We "U"
oirtolfloloBooor Biiklic boeitt oi rtittli'
ttont. Weihliflea'B bt6Jor. ,.-P Ti?!1
thil dsr ib-ald be ''Jj.'j4 tht ' b,lor
M illb.tut t--v.
"awia Johnson a ro
RITTBauOOSS. rOWLBB A CO.
t A. JAMBS, a Cothlor
OBk BBADLBT. Caiklor
MOiES KhLLTiCothltr.
D. L BAT H, Aotesrr
KlOdS ( 0
J k KUrr. Trtitoror,
WM. B. UUNTlaUTONfCMbttr,
- J-OFF1CKOKTII1.NKWJKIISBT
IdCf MOTDAL LIFB 1NSUBANCB COM-
Niwiif. Hot WjlWi.
Solleeli hereby tirea thit -OUN T LIOUTBS
U tbo oilr out homed agtat of ear Compear la
WiabluoloB. aid tbitbo It thooilroBieoniolo.
!..- .J ... .mMai.1 .ml atistl KtlW IISbU II 10 HIT
ippolot to do to ) Prtmlamo oi pollelts sad ro-
7... .! I..IL.I .Bwrui.a
" ir.a oi5i K , tiiBV.i.t.1. wt.Mi.iM,
dll0-OOiUB1 "" ""-"'
(K-jt-UFFICKIIS PAVB ACCOUNTS
SKs' (jaio4 or .. rMuii., oi.i iti
HO lieu r ttrttl, atar u a irm.rj.
f.bll Sn
, W "W. POT.
tlrt.t, lorthwoat, botweei Bet oath aid BIf Uk
atreela. Rattdaioo oa hereto fore, lltS r ttreet,
Borthnttt. tCbrea. ui gtor.J ftbl-tf
- n n v A id ni.KlltMO 19
fcS HlALTU.aad wooariettlr Bdrlteaor of
oor roadert who mir bo aoffortie fro aar of itho
llli to which Baab ia heir to tall at the Mt-lttl
leatltoleoffrof Drar. 341 PeaaaylraalaaTtaot
Wo flrmlr btlittt tbit heoaaearoaireot aaor
ot-wVVbs-ft'WI(tTiTlIri.ho,Voah"A"
eaaot. aid will f oaraeft areot relief oad a care
la ill otrablo caate Ua bate atparatedtpart.
ata-a, IV. llt.B t g
a nilllins. Blitl TIllLILni JlmlJ
riVK GKMi'pianK4..,h:i7lTr..
reacr at theKsFpsuesr Otttet. ftU-if
OpPEIWOHS inDlCDTRD TO THE
Jy totheeatateof Wm F Butts eon. will
place of bialitat, oa Nlalb atrttl. aid Wm V.
HSBTTa la aaiboMitd to rte-lpl for tbe tUlmtea
FfcJ,i..l;i!,i".1 'l"rT.0. after wblth Ume
r ".;" V ?. "jrwe.T lereoiiOBtioi
JoaU eodln i a. CKOSSU AN, Aaaliat
2M-JIOT1CK TO SDDHOItlBRRSTO
r-.1J5.V?lft.T0l,-u- "KI'UULIOAN
u uu.uu,iuivfl ana an irn
Wara-Tbo roote boretoforo itrrod br J
Tbomaa Oliver, oonpriaiac the ettr of Ooori
to va aid that part of tho eilr of Wiablootoaw
or HeTeatoeatbalrMt watt have baea tfaatfarred
brblBloUr J W Bell, who will collect Yc,
tboaimerroutbo 11 dar of Febmarri ISTO ill
ueset doe prior to that data will bo aolleeied bV
Mr Oliver ftl t
-71T-HOTICK TO CDSCRinicna TO
UX7 Tin "hSPDULIClWIS TUBVIFTH
AND B1XT1I, WAHpB -Tbo roalea hentohn
aartad latba Fifth ui htitli !.. h. u .. n iT:"
Tidaoa.hiva btta traiarerrcd br him to Ur Oeorie
Kraft, Boothvatt eomer of id roat nd Beat tipltol
alreeta. who will collect from the tame Iron la lit
dar of Jaaoarri IBTt). All aooor dio prior to that
BiB wm vw svii.viva uj car varioaoa.
Jaall-tf
t3J" OUttllklNiS DUUa STOKR,
kX7 oppotito Maaoalt Temple, Draft, Modi
eioet, ae,.e , oaeapor tiaaaar eiaorpiaeo.
1"'
itiKDiri'ii caupirtrn wt.
TRACT OF MKATeeearra treat ooeaomr
la ooo h la i
of Baroa
ihlar Nobs seaalio with oat tboalfiataro
kroo Ueblf, ihelBTeilor. and of Mas VetUa
tdettiato. ,., J MlLHAU'd boNe.
tawtf 1B3 Droadwsr Now Tork.
oner.
JI3i'
HgVRETIIEAnTS AND W1VKS
J3!7A,FO? TOOSO MEN, oa 6U(U aad
Wadded Life lhod4BKraorLoilbicr,iadlhoJora
of traoMarrUio with ttaiUrr old for thoaawbo
trela ear war nallittj fr maultnoalal hpplaei
Seit froaja tailed eavolopea AddrtM, llO VVaBU
INIKinilTIIIN Unw 1'hl.s.l.kT. U.. I
a. jaT7 ato
23" LKVV COURT, AVABI1ISGTOS
kSf ciinifTr.it d 'ni.Tnui.o in
Tbla Co art tiiil.slHiA.it It hiji.i.. ii.
..in: a...: .. t-.-t.- -" -"-.--t;" w -
.!,'." ' " "C"1 oawroaaia ido cuaair
of Wiihlos too. D u to ioaattt with the baadr
Hprtif t road from the Dlitrlet llae to lateraect the
left fork of tbo Htek Creek Chorcb road, and alio
lofhtaie a portion of the left fork of Iho Bock
Creek Lharah road, throesb Iho Uida of Jrtttirt,
Colt t raid, Barr aad Oram mar, aad havlif caated
laoaameioDoaarreroti Drthoceeolr turTtror,
nd a plat or tb- a a tne prepared aid filed la the
otteeof the clerk of tblo eoorti all poraoae later,
oatadla aald roadt, or oltbor of them, aad who
UT b-VB lit nhiBflilflBB Iharaln
r bora oar Dbjaetloaa thereto, aro berebr Butt
Bed lo preaeit aotli objection! to tbla eoqrl
thalriiast rattler uiatlti, oa tbo Srat VonAtr
ur."!"s, ,.fB'r ?klt'"Bt are made tbla ton
will tfaa aad there facer tbeu.
it
la
rwrusroi me IsOTJ vourt,
!ourt,
CH'flC
xM&
dllMllll.tr Bold br aft retpeetabldriiTata7
iB a..il ulth nlat.aal .a. ..A
otM tawlf 183 fcroadwar. Mow TorV.
nrUIMIAU'SaOLnKNCODMYKn
M5? (IL. pore aid reliable, oblilied from
froth eidhoalthr Uteri, aad vaeerpaaaed br aer
TBI ni-ndnitail hoi, I V. . II ......,.. wii. J s.
... ,.4J MILUAO'S SOSlB.
wt aiwtf 113 Broad we, Maw Tork.
35f-A OAUUr-A Olerffrman. while
fc-ty realdlne In Booth AtuerTta ae utealoaarr.
dUtoTOrodaiiireaadaliuplo remedr for tboonro
?iLrt!fi;KA1,"f,S"rI tt,Ml '
thoUrliarTBidtiemtial Urfiaa. iad tbe whole
7 VMt'.?!? br?kt oa U blBOll bbJ
rleloni psMit Ortil aoiobtrtharo beta eared
J 5..wMblfi ,."?MdTl roraptedbradealro to
beeolltho aUletel aid neroriQiate, I will tend
the recipe for prtpertai aad O-loclhlt ntdltUe,
ft .ubml aJ3K;S "r " " " U' ' "
oeB-Sro BtitloaD BlbUlluato.&ow Tork Oltr
Ka-ATOUPID BYBTKM.-Bomo.
5CF timet, wltbeat aer aalioble oaute, iba
pbrilcal atreicth aid iilmal aplrlte f tta war.aid
BiUiire torpor falla alike oa tbo bodr aad lat.
lect. 1U ere la 11 tilt or aopalo. parbape, bat tbo
literal vlfor aid olattlcllr of the nerrooa and
itaioof partial oollapao laoftoa tba vtemitXtat
BBJLIIB HA.-tllA. IPkl.
arnpLont or tome ttrlom maladr It tidlcatta
.aBltUkiblr thit tVi vital riwera aro lieK .(."'
ligaod beedaatlmalait UancheaMa tbetffe
ali.lt.ll. ...J..
tbooporilloaa of Iho apaoldt, ilka tho alackeiad
aUtifth-of anoalcol laatrDnitatlatbo proottaof
taolas LoLbirir osd dibUlir are repiaeed br
ooersr sad lor, tha splrlte rlat, aid life that
Bimtj. Bvvan.w tvntia n- saatv .gg (II eprOB'
BIUH ,.mf-r.vuttv.i.i.vii.uvf.uil
BOreoaJorable Tbataieh
bo Brad n d hnn-..i.
aotlretr aarold of tho powerful alkalolda aad ala.
erala to aiitatW air ted la nodera pracllee. Bar
a roaiaai ! .iviim
fo tcttnilftlr ated la nodera pi
aarodlblalo thoaa who bio ikafv
lail oOcitr of attire eoiioaa. bat if tbi
ua wa is
tli
akeplleewiu tail ia e iroasia te laqatroof Iboeo
warn aT l u?-im u V MiBIIVO b
KIBBBBt .. v...-i. ( (II Bir oei
frrfY-Mill JB!f1in COM.! WILL
BkV" THIS (Unsay) IT I NINO i
na7itW,m.iorrTiT.- nWta
K-OLU FOLKS' COHCICnT.-:Tlse
fcS7 lul MS. ".-.It tor lie plVfikCJf!V
Ui!lln, Chrf,wii.rlt4 PMFMti
MONDAY BVBR1MO. the HIM liMett, , el I
rT-IT-wOTlOK! TO TIIK VOTBIII OF
las' uaoa.iTo.vi. -in J'f". ' '
mTu, tk.'ltr ot 0.0...I.W. -HI -.lay"':,
Bt Mirk. I 0 U oil Ot WBOHISPli eat
in 0 JiViTT trtratrr Ot atl . I ' .
a. a a . J H ma ts 10 M OOCB OOT
plrlif lo the itmmHt'o i L N Saoodtrt. pa l a, d
BiVooih strett i D B Besrlo. AdioUBt Umriri ,t
oflctT U lienor, fW'-'-IT., ft1 n
A Borlltll, Oftrtrnmtil.fr.ollti olttiO, B
DBVlsV UA efflse, sod J. U. risltk. toaslea
... At lit CLlrr,
0 j"H PAraiea. VnUit
jJBirBtBlT ft:i-1t
Ror nuTlOK -Set lee le hereby
U ilTtatnoi t Doorn -i in"i. "I'll
tMwtiin-et of IStOt will sdmI al too Merer I
unit. aooriMowo, i BOSBHlUi J"""
Ftbroirr. li, from P l f,i
telTO aid Vet bpob oppeolo Ih.t MOV bo iV.V
tit it.-. II. u..lfiaa it aiiaa limn Bid Pitt
Orocerlei.
ELFHOliZO TODMS & 00.,
GROCERS,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AVEHUE
00B. FOUH-AND-A-HALF BT.
SUGARS.
ostUUtj. 10 cools.
1 connoaly sell ss best
itMtlftc.ttl,
TEAS.
Oiimv1(, JspSS, Oolosf, Impel lo). Essl-'
BroohUit, Ao., oh srooee . prlee. learaotooi
ao .y n ai oy boom la toe euj .
COFFEE.
JATA, wfaolwo-t 014 Oovsrstnst,Tooottd M teilo
LI 9. t.IHM-"r9ta
Pe. f'OeBtlio')retittl fSeeots
Do. J-Boel,, An ".'
'rorO"l .,., .... --vwbh
'Oosttoo") sreeo M
Do , rtttttsi,..
UtnWee.t
MARaCalBO. SiMtU.het.tr SO ooolo
Three klo.i
dMldedlrrith. Trrlt. ....-
Oor Cofftee are Boi'Ud Froab overr dar or two.
ooBDiieii.roBsjiwi oino.BiBo
ion wo uriBtint-t oeoortniiom.il -iiuwui
BXTKACBABOB.
SYRUPS.
Btowart'a Btlrer Bid WblU Brlpt, iid other
bmdt, which cia eolr be appreciated br eism
lilifprlooi aaalltr isd flifor.
MOLASSES.
A ftialio srtlcli of choice New Orient slwavs
a hand i at alto other lower crsdts I rrittt low.
FLOUR.
Woleb't bett Fatsllr 99.31 per lick.
1 BO tot, f ami V ' l-mw s.i.i
ftO per bhL
SOAP.
NTBralbraoiaora. B. Jewell's, oevfral braidt
ofB T. Babblt'a. Bobhlit BUttrlt, Koro' Tl-
low. la rati tWlBir'BTO ana. r mm
OWtttprlctt
PRUNES, FIGS,
iitet. RaltltM, Piper Shell At itt lit, old HaU of
tl At ids.
APPLES.
GtttMtl fbodce varitUot, br tho barrel or bethel
POTATOES.
livtMl obelee vtrlitlot, br tbo barrel or bnbel.
BUTTER.
Particular Itttitloi iltta lo thla eat article le
oir Trade, oid we ore onitiaitlr oppUtd with a
eholro article from New York State.
lifottwoilrooarspoolalaBd ladlilJod atlta
oa lone
FAMILY TRADE,
ood nsbo It oar whole atadr to farnlah tbo TERT
BKtT of tTiryihlai la tha war of Famllr Sapptlte
eoBirillr. Uir foellklloo for bortae are oarpoted
r aeio, aid we i era i tee to tell oi low it oar
.(B.v I.tanaa ( IhaaltTI BB B.IBO lO OlOOthO irtlOlOi
eiilliraodaiiiiiirBo rrprtitattd. l'ltato i4to
ELPHONZO Y0U1.Q3 & CO ,
Gnoomns,
3l 1-E5MSTLVAMIA ATE.tKE,
0---I-. rODE.lSD.l-nLf IT.
J.lStf
WOOD AND COAL
F rfcene Valley Soft Rod A ah ,J
ttiitl Htunttln White Aih .....
LrkemeValJer Jlet;--ir-traior--
.luiw
.laiaiorrHiOTaa, ...., .,..,... 0.00
Vb-Tte AiKNatCoalfor ilormUtf
Oltry SSTee ,,,?. 8.00
S.S40 POUND 3 TO THE TON. DBIVEREO
IM AWT PART OF TUB CITY
AT THESE TRICES.
naTltf raooBtlr pet ep tf achlatrr oipreaal for
lewlic aid apllular wood drlvta br U-L-tKls1
cotobnUd Pateat kotarr EiBtii.thenoaeBnm-
Ih'Jf1 ? ' wf " ff" "w,a " 'P111 wood at
Us follow las itw prlott i
M..wtk. j. ,.,.... . . '"r
Oik Wood, lawid aad apilt sa dtalrcd H.9U
Ordara aolltllod from an 7 put of tha eliy al Ibtit
T. BDIV. GliARIC afe CO..
Wharf Depot aid lioam Mill foot of Foartk alrttt
eoitt Briiih Yard Tlrilila aftaia aid Ninth
.' . iton-iw.
CATS TOUD MOSEY.
CONTINUED REDUCTION IN PRIE OP
WUUU AIVD 00 A I.
place, eoratt of Sixth atroel 1
n ivit.ii.aMrnEi.LAHoir,
(Ii-.oV( trMt "4 UUwu1 """. a eaiaL
WOOD AND COAL.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRIDE OF WOOD AHDOOAL.
,.!".?. y !'. t-.v. -:.!. ..T...k tt
DIIMIta lK.rnlliiMl....la..
jJh"sValkr,iM-aofl,JW(fonadi.
Whlio'Aab, ' '
Chiatiot.
riae Wood, per cord
I10 0O
era
100
r m
oo
1" ". ." IN
uicsorr wood.poroerd,... . , SO
1..... Si itL?,wk,r,i Wssblspee. D fa
GREAT REDUCTION
INPRICEOFCOALI
l-SSKJtat Likia'i V.1I.T B.4 A.k.
Tt. J',5,0,atfl,tatllWVll.A.k
. - -..-...a-ria, m v(Qr t Cioao OBI IBOlr
iEAM'.'-TV"' "'"m thtedato.aollita
at rod oetloa oa rorr rrloea.
.j . n!V j,T "? "' se wood, tawed
ad iplli Kladlloc, Ao. , eontUBUr oa boa i
S Sootb A ttrttt. between Flntaid Beooad alt .
Capital Bill) V Booth B tifSir. UxwSm Hi
aad Boroilb 1lrt.l1, Narr Tar3.
WI ILIAtt H. BARBOUR & CO.
T11K HAUIOWABUIIfGXfAClllME.
... XMr,Bttd t0 F1" sMsraeMo. Prtte
111 TbeneaerpBldforthim will berttarBtdlf
tbirdoaoliUssaHroiallafatUoa
JBIIM A. 11AHER,
Af rleBliaral Warehoaat.
falS aolw Brivm fcS8: S.V
GARDEN SEEDS I
OiTALOQUES NOW J1E1DT
ioo bae-eT eaely
ROSE POTATOES,
LAUDS-TUTS EXTEA
3-t.Xt.XiT-- r--!S,
Atl aitir ttk.r Tirl.tl...
EAELY VALENTINE BEANS,
Ai4 tiiir otk.r Tirl.tl..
OADDAQE, UEETS, 0ARR0T8,
onion .'""Tsinroo.,
SEED oats. HRn rnnw.
OXASS SEEDS, la fall lupplT.
CTOVIR, TIMOTHV, OKdllARD,
IlCnU'D, 1.U. U-lA--.
WIIITE CL0VEB, 4o.
LAWN GRASS, FLOWER SEEDS.&C.
QARDEN AND UORTICULTUItAL
rprtn a i- -.i ...
HOES, RAKES, TOOL-,
SPADES, DRILLS, Ac.
(-UANOS AND AORICUWURAL lUrLE.
11ENTS, lo full siipplj.
PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, CULTIVA.
1UIW, AC.
JOUN A. llAUV.U,
r ..i '''"'"'t1 " . Wtr.k....,
B.Jrn.i f'ii i,W.0V "Bt clock ot Wood
SIfcii ." oald lalorm oar rrieadt aid tbo
'"Mi!l,J,,l'1,J,!".V lSer oar proaait
IP9'"4 "OHBAl'SS thaa aar Tar"
tad Hleeoarl btobuo.
Groceries.
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
1418 and 1420. Pa, Ave,
Opp. ITUUrtX-t Mjtol.
TEAS I TTJlASll
Wo ore loUlsiTouHooUporMeotoioopef
tbto ooa m pnhatoAo)Mwkoro.'iruiooro ii
UhZa " o-eirtof tbo te-1 aii osl ".
Ttttt keeploc la vtw for oaf enloasro
EC0N0M.Y AND HEA1TH.
n.vve so cent reit rousD,
lit lis. wiritlUt to tin saUtftttlta.
COFFEE
iaar.n.'ma3iiisra?
Bpoetal atUBtts U slvoi le Uls Deporintot,
osa ino rooting 01
r owe Coffteslveeeei
wo mto "Hvdo'o Art
ovloi" Coffee TBrow oer. ool lo wo-r oeod la
roftiUi(thortb7SalociBO ooBiBneruperotii.
PLANTATION CEYLOK.
Wo oil veer stUaUoa to tho shore CoB-o. It
holer leperler to Moohole Asvof aad olrtisi.
ritlOE LIHT.
C?r KaiU&.
D1. bIaIIaii . ....
t 40 Nils 60tt.lt
,j h r a
JiTalstaalae Oerttamtat)
jlartsab 30 3
Laiarra 30 "
Rio, 98, St, 00 aid 39 coats
Hotels, rettaarBBla aid boirdlif boon bctptrt,
who ato larioooiatltlee of Coff. tto. otoiomlte
lBlhtirtlcTe br otlif oar FRBttCH ssitst
VASTCurraB. FrloodO oeita per poo ad.
SUGARS.
Uallra" ooltbralod Cil leetr. lT.oU, . .
Barer mere Aider oooUbntod Loef, rewdocoe
aadOriiiloUdlSote
A"Oofoo. beiaNew Tort
3aatDtmanirii-r,ltJ
rorto Eloo Sasir, s-SHOU:
afaa. boat BOW Tork. IB atl.
Beat Dtmamroiai-r.l tit
rorto Eloo Stsar, iai13 eta.
FLOUR.
Welob Floor, beat. SS SI per attk
Carroll MiaotFleor, 9 5.
llrb!! Famllr, S.-.
l.UOO Iba. UrihBBrloir
Tbta It giooid fron
aelrcwd waaat. . ,
OilMeal.CraektdWbeit.KIoo Floor, HonUr
Orttt, rariia, t site iia leuoweat
UsaL
CANNED GOODS.
Wtdoi reaebea
OOdoi. Cora, "OorbiB ' ,,
IK doa tomatoea, ooroloao. '
00 lot. Aiporaoatt Voa, Lima Saaao.LobaUr,
rtrr rartetr wf Caned Ooodt slwars oa head.
1 at rtrr lowtttprlttt.
mrotiTED LTJXVniFJI.
Olle. (Pmdaabsrff Frorea.)
Oila,(Bartoa OetlUr.)
JUMia.fABlolaoaCo.l .
Copore, ttoill FrorotACo I
Chow chew Creee A Bliekwilt'
t nioo Oliier. Chow Chow.
ordlio. iBontltat.)
Baooea of overr deetrtptloa,
Corrte Powder,
HooUh Mimolado.
Macoaroit aid Vermlettla.
OUroa. "Qoeea," , ..
laitaataadbrtbetallM,
SUNDRIES.
ObocotaU, promtem. 'Babar'i, M
Io do Mallard'a,'
Bilracia, Baraf-tt'o. Labia's.
Sifea Thrno. If alorsB.
3NTtra.a.
BA.T LEAVE3,inin MO-9,
SriOES.OBOnND AND fTHOLB,
OOl-O-.TE'S TOILET S.AN.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
A larco eaastltr ef Iboao rlob aad oseelleot
CALIFORNIA WINES
jBttraoalvod,porcllpporahlpllfarrI. RUs M
Alee, a eompttte snotlmtBt of
IUPDRTED WINES AND X.KXUSRB.
A mal verletr of COOKISO WIKM aad BKAK
Dlbalwarseabaid.
MAT.AOA.ORArr.n..
HAVANA ORANOE3,
60 cents.
bOCSDtS!
TEAS
Onipowder. I1JJO. Xilriboal 75,
r
r-.n.rt. I. ol tin
-ZZ- -ZlT.i-i ti.m . ai.afl
BBalor. SI. IO. Bel
Tooat
-"-. J--" LV-.-J "".'-
ski. OI. !!- But.
Oolonc, B
KaslUbH
iitiii.s.iii., ";"
Bleak. VO, .1. Btttfl SB,
ikf-tt. Si. NMtSl,
S3.
Urtoaa.tfOeSl &Mlt.a.
SYRUPS.
o'lJVB,w,a"wlI'h'l5
Eorto Hkw Molaatoa. TB.
ewj OrloeBC Uolataot, bow tftp, ft,
BTtrrsrada of Molaatoa -
Ooodt dtllrorod free Uarirr port of Wsablii'
-oaaadOtorctlowa ja
WlTw YOIHC JUUTTEIl.
Sovarsl Dairies ef CHOICBHBW TOBKBOTTIR
-,-,.-.J1,l'Tt
NPICEB'SS IlUTTCU RTOBE,
Kluib lit root, betweea UeniP,
in Pj 1? j trt uppllod wlthaar 0.0a a-
--.- H....1..T1 in lewaat, ;iiii
Ohoico Imported Luxuries,.
, coNsisTiNa or
ImuIoiI CtMM.Tr..- T-m, Kiik-MB.,
AiMr.i.,Strlif Bui.,tiff.d OUtm. Oi..
'"." Palt J. M Or... Bluk Tr.fM,
-...IM. s.rdliM, Ai.-.Tl... r.tus
Mf.t., C.pr..,QiM, f)llT..,6..M..
p.uap". Pr...r..4 Frilu. J.1
11... .as u. -iimi
EdjIIiV Bttatfotl ui Japasctt Jtu,
wo,
T. Ctlt-ratti Qukar Setp BaBs,
Wllk a Ltri. Aa.trln.il tf
CHOICE --L-U-.T t-BOCEBIEB.
1 r.r..tfnUr Mll.ll t akintf tk. ptkll. Pttrta
t.. li.mu.lit ..111. ..ll.r.ll.-.
, , w. a. squinra,
t.17 1. NMt'!'.l "V B l' U.I.I.
1.17-ir -.rtkWMIO.r. l.i4r.Tu.tk.lrMt-.
W.J. REDSTRAKE,
URUOERT AND TABI ETT HTOBK,
5o.30Hew Tork stveime, Cer-aer of
m jlMf Blrnih tret.
noilTIOplOWIlIO. AiriBMMliailTOI.
IiKOWNING st MIDDLETOS,
WR0LI8ALBAXD SITAUfiROGIRS.
AUD BB1LISS II
TBAI, WI.tlB. WHISKT,
010ABS. TOBACCO, AC..
Attse on stead ef
men Or pirrte ti-m . .
U Pionrjlraala aveaee, Oppoalio UatroiM-Ataa
Me, WaablBttQiD Q fai ootf
Pawn Broken.
fl'B'.AILIBOII- lflBl 1
31 0. HTUBBT Ift-KTH.
Sttiroei Foor aid-a-hilf
L "OB I
Moojiioir.ia roarer
IT JoaaoS la all aona
li Watebea, Dla.
WearlBC Apparil,
tnoada, Jowelrr. bllverwaro. WearlBC Apparil,
Faralt-LroiidMorehaadltoor evtrr deaertptloa
Tha na.al 1 1 !... I .... -... ...ri w .
the mail liberal ttrtat fiiraateod For fill
wulil aid JattlroatmeBt refer to aar retldtale.
Ikiaiili baI .... 4 !,-. ... .i. ii" "!v
.... .,., ... .-.--...-.-. w t.a. ..J .imil.lf.tll.
Jl.hmeatlnlbeellr. Mow iilber. ATa. felO tf
ATR jjiohnbbd Aire
4Dl AVT1.8-UTT. 40
BUENSTINE'S
J-OAK OrFICZ!,
no.170 Tt-trt.lb B4I-..I, tblrd d..r
.Basb f !. Amis.
"?!;". t-OABK) 01 tint I. till toittmar. oa
Bfl ...HI.. OoU ill illi.r WlUk... D1...14.T
"l llno.l'i W.irfi, Appirtl ( -1.Am.i1p
-LD'GQLD AMD BILTK1 BOPqnT. BITTT.tr
Paints, Oils. 4e.
-Pei-lrLters,
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
AIUiU.a t. MU.A It mj tttok .r
PAINTS. OILS, GL1SS. Sit.,
VTkl.h I tri off.rlil .PMtal ItltMrnatU for tt.-.
Al... I.tl.r It
Got Oil, -tnpo. Oktnt.r., VTlck., Al.okot,
till., Ttrptitll.. llrt.k..(
Ko.lt, kn.
. 310 0 .IrHl, lid S- Lotl.liii .T.H.k.L
Slllk n Si.tiik .1. , nitt lul.. Hot..'
Plnmtlng and Oa-fittlng.
BROWNE &POWEK,
PlaDUDERS AMD UAS.riTTKKS,
iid BfiiBta ii
(-m.Flitnrii,
".lJ!fH!Kn.B..RAM.A"i-f
o. H,aM; - B"w ?;,;"
Sewing Machine
pAUIlAN't-HEW FAMILY NBWIHU
iiionini,
I ha liUat IpproTei If aohlao la tho VarfcoL look
, Huh, Ittralahl loe41o liroac. ooiablei eey la
iM.iipitiH iaaa
tt a-vatee orfoo woik oa ovorv 4e
aaUrlaiT U o 0007 iwai at Ui
tnytiiii ui
M WMW'
X
AmuiemeBti, Etc
Txth FOLKS COROEUTI
OLD FOLKS' COlf CEnT ! I
cnoHxri or our huhdsid voictsi
!TiuhlDKtons Blrllitlsy !
AX OLD rOLKBOORCIIT will bo Ursa
TUBIDAT XVXSIBO.FIBRUlRT M.
AT LINCOLN HALL.
The aorvioeaoMbe Boot TALiarta lisesas ef
Wotblaitoa bare beta eat aged for tbla ooimUb,
aatlatodbraOBOBni OF 103 TO 1 011, aid sa
osoairr&A or so rucxi, clad ta tbe
COITOMB OF T6.
Thstasals for tbo ettatloa will Vo ooloolleae
fro a tbo work oeuplUd br Tavisa Kskp. (the
erlllestorefthe OU reiki Ooaeorl,) Me fralas
wlUbtsparedtOKako thlsaa appro prfal. etfo
raf(m e tSt Birthday of IA Ptithtr a Aff
CtB(ri SldlbOOMtoottount penonotre wiu
be a rauUdtr ef "thsis tlM thai triad bib's
Dos iottceof tha proirammawiu do givoa.
Ti.vati.sr.Mitttt to bo obtilaod st the Maale
StordopfW O M-tiirojl A Co aid J T lie,
aidittboBooktlort of Farber. Boreotb iiroet.
oppotito tho rmoffle-, iid s.snselrM. ""'
ttreot, betwooe. D aid B, oad al lha door oa tho
".M M.s"lJ. 0. BIOWS. C..1..I...
mil
THIRD
A3NDAL LBVBI
COLOMBIA COMB A DIRT. .
KSIODTI TtMPtAB,
wiLiasaBLDATrae
HIW UASOSIO TSMTLS.
TUISDAT EVSatXO, KAHCB 1. 1179
Tlcketa, 3 Admlltlas a Ooitlewia
aadLadleiiUbohadof Bomberaof tbo
Ci m man tar r ... ., , . , ,
aaDcorroralahed br (Mr Kllfbl J.
Baaatll. la Iho Baoqntl nail, frou 10 to
R?. .' I.L.J t. U..... Alull k l.a
llihih atrMit. bolweealb old. B, it thOBoderilo
ohlrceersi for Lidf Bad Ooillemaa Orders
XMVi
lj, ...a-wn.
MA.SON I O O O WUE1.T.
TH! M1VI1IIIU HIIVII.
otlltDitiriti
Hist
juLiaaa 6. mat. ,v.
lK.MSKMlcoatiH-4
:w MA1oiiriJ,TBiirLB
kBDAT hTBlflNU. Fob IS, 1PT0
VOCAL AID
mw HsioHiaTtiini
TIOKBT..,..., ..OSl DOLLaS SACK
Toboobtalaed at the priaclpal atoree, frou iho
eltera of ih dlff-r-it tedr. led tbe followlat
BXBCOTITB COBlilTTBBt
;. F. ll.ti..., -.BM.Or.IIJ,
C. P. B.rm.l. .
Tk. rllt-.tlll OriiS run i. -p Ik'.
Il.il.klidlr lirilaM Cm. Ik. J.ki .SIM.
Iialallir. f.11-31
SpaldlBg A Kapler. Proprietors aad Vsaaiers
L1STWIBK.,.
(tlK llTttiILL.
Who will spp-ar la hrowa b-amilfal crtatloaof
MOIfDAI aadTUBSDAI KlOfirs.reb Slasdll.
Wlllbeperrormed, for Iho flrtl il-oe, the beta-
DAI Hiann..lfb tlaadW,
FAHriJOlt.TnBUTTLBCBlCKXT.
With arproprlaU Seeaerr. Meebaaleil Bffcctt.
Metle. eeSaipliedldCiatof Cbafatura
Voacbos.the Irltkot MaiflaMlUhell
aftftle -Hltcball Mallaee Hsil fatflrJar st 1
e'eloea
The rirtpo Beta Oraad Sai.leh Own Treepe
eoBiatiiee MoiJar Blsht aeaUFeb.td. fell-It
irtis ttavii rntitHi WtLT. WIPt.YTIIB
M(UoBdar)BVBB!lta to Dr BorBtoa'a oor
bob 01 Taaiarasr. -
"Tbe WonSB QatBllOB."
Ad Bleeloa oeala Tkkala can bo procared 1
J 0 Pirker'o, Beffitbatrftet.BBdot loedoor.
It MISS M A. U'COSaOR.
AdBlMloatSoeaU
Tkkala can bo procared st
TUATIONAL THEATRE.
uaprecooeaua aia ir.emn-.aBit.BCB.BB o
' u a t) D a mill
IJfOUblf OPBKA
II. .1WsI1H1IH
n. -ti.kt...i . yiTiNIl
tonBooclaf lloadar. Tebresrr tt. ,, .
Flntbeaeoa aad Flrtl Appooroaco la JtBillab,
Opera la WaablastOB of the Ureal Lrrle ArtLate of
Uioafa.
UlTtlkl PAKBPA SOIA.
..(-T.-l fltan iWiniiT. aA-BftTlklaf
Ulac
thofollowlaf beet Lrrle AriUwo eatheBafllik
",i4SS'i''fru'triL VOIA ..IHIlS OII
5 ran tier blaJtBtr't Theatre oid LrtoeB.Loadeaj
("no Bopraal aad Ooatraltl. MbS. BDWABD
riw-alboUortBtuaroaiiiao " iI"Jtf1V
re an. mm m u uiariiu bb m,u v. . v v
?ink.r pirtleilir. 1. fitirt -Sr.rll-n.at
kt ill. ofMiuoiiB.iMiTkandtr,r.braarr
" i.im
WAIDI-aTOH CO-S-RVATOST 01 UUIlO.
ATTitr-iLoii.r
tbi hrjt coj-iioATioiiAi, cnvicn,
C.ritr ttTtilh tti 0 itrtiUt
9.ff.r. .ip.rl.r idr. itir. for tilit.i a Tk.rttik
H..I..1 tdiitll.ala l.ur Biparuaaal. "'"'"
miii-rii, ririM. i Tw.air Stum ta
QurUr. -.eerdlii I. srtdi.
-JjlPil"T.rnk.tl.i ..UO-DAT, r.ktiirr
Ptpll. lM.lr.4 it .11 llm.i.
' ClriaUrt, it Ikt Villa lit Biuik Hot.., .r
a"'". ,, O. B. BD-LABD,
t.l li.tt DliMttr.
MA-ftUE-IADB OOIT-IIIIS,
. UJI.-.CO.TtlBK..
atai'ina, tirnia. lay
cui-kmSr.
...-, Al U1KI voitinut'i,
4k. T.lUi .tr-L. r..(lk t-ar .(. nf
i!-..ii riaa.ri.iiu 1? ..ii.
MBTBOrOlITaN II A 1, I.
. AMD
Varl.lr fk..tr,
, riH-ITLVAII.A AV19U1 '
C.twM. surma ail Tw.lltk .lnU.
pp.i .T.rr alkl wllk a Snl-.li.. vtrl.tr .tttf
Interior AdornrnnU.
SHOW'S THIS! 1
FAYOEITE DOLLiR STORE.
DOAraiBtrlrsala artBio, bet. 0ib SBdlOtkBts.
T01LST SITU. TABU.
utltltASUiUlTK "STB.
TUTS, ir. Ac.
A UT UKl'OalT
OBY.
H..4S5 r ttrt.l, bil.... TtlrU.llkllt f.ar.
oil, fAirmwis.VoVE.d"; atid akes.
IUAN JllHO-tO, -.NQBAVINOS,
f u o t i (i n a p ii s And
MTIIOOHAPIISj
ARTIST-1 MATAr
STEREOsoorEa 'ani54'4tereosoopio
"EOOERS' QROUPa" 6V" SOnLPTDBE."
.. V" hl' " Mlt it.it. for Ik. DUtrl.li
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