VOLUME II. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., APRIL 28, 1872. NUMBER 8.

For THI CAPITIEI fore starve ? We cannot build ships—why, then, owners of land," as by implication Gladstone's UNAVAILING. not let vs buy them? No, stupids, you won't. Englishmen of imagination, in the humbler not gentle, of the attending genii of the place. measures have done. Dealing with the favorite rank, as | Radical, and has got drifted in his BY FANNY I) OWN IN Q. You will talk of " protection " while you-are I remembered once, years before, to have Liberal suggestion to reform the Housed Lords mature years partly by interest, partly by his thus carefully protecting foreigners. You will looked down Into the engine-room of an ocean A prince rode forth from a lordly town, by creating peers for life, he sets Manchester aesthetic sense, over among the English Tories, legislate for the everlasting nigger so long as steamer from above, into what seemed to me A lordly town In a fair coiintrle; roaring with the witticism that " every peer is a whose only perceptible function is taking care there is anything to be made out of him.. But the bottomless pit, with demons dancing about Black Care on the crnpper sat him dowB, peer for life, as a peer cannot be a peer when he of the aristocracy and acquiring objects of for the great commercial Interests of your whole in the lurid light, black and smutty, and the And the prince's faee was sad to see. is dead." Refuting Sir Charles Dilke's notion vertu to decorate their parlors. Mr. Disraeli is For man's will Is a god's will, country apart from the special wants of your clash and quiver of the machinery came up like of the expenslveness of royal government the an object of vertu. And woman's love Is woman's life. constituencies you care not one straw. For great Conservative had sent all the way to the the clamors, the groans, and anguish of lost SOCIAL GOSSIP. spirits. I never forgot it; and here I was over The prince was goodly, the prince was grand, sailors, for the men you have driven high and United States to get in detail the cost of sup- The fast of thS winter receptions at the Amer- Thabest of this earth's best gifts had he; dry upon the, beach, but whom you will want porting all the American State legislatures, the just such a place—trying to sleep in the top In all the length of that lordly land, to fight your battles when yon blunder into President, Cabinet, and Congress, and convinced ican minister's was given a week ago. They story of pandemonium—and when I realized it A man more gifted might never be. some foreigh-or domestic war again, you have the whole of the Lancashire population with this have been of the most social and interesting I went nearly wild. I heard one poor belated And man's will Is a god's will. no sympathy, no "protection." Why? Well, total exhibit, framed with a half dozen clever sort, and have collected the resident Americans man cross the hall outside, pass to his room, And woman's love Is woman's life. because we sire generally poor and have not sentences, that the cost of supporting the -Eng- in London as they have been rarely collected kick off his boots with a resounding thump just But all his blessings were less than none, many votes! lish royal establishment is just one-fifth of that before. Americans abroad are notably ungre- over my head, and all was quiet there. I vron- garious and unsocial, but for once here the For want of one that he conld not claim— Let me close this chapter with something for maintaining a '.'model" republic. Over dered did he sleep, or was he used to it, or was friendly offices of General Schenck and his A rose that grew in a golden sun— more satisfactory than the stupidity of an Ameri- that stroke Manchester conservatism howled he laying awake cursing the steam engine? or family have changed all that. Those receptions And so he saddened as on he came. „ can Congresl. Let me tell you how at early itself mad. Then the ex-premler touches the was he dreaming of crossing the sea ? Then 1 For man's will is a god's will, have also attracted many of the most distin- sunrise we passed under the shadow of Ailsa. ministerial policy on the Alabama negotiation thought of that wretched little clerk; was he And woman's love is woman's life. guished of the English social and political lions Craig, and asfthe day drew on there arose before with a delicate caustic, saying, satirically, that laying awake too, and chuckling to himself in and lionnes. The receptions of American minis- A bird flew out of an azure cloud, us the Isle of Bute, the mull of Cantyre, the "the Americans have a right to any interpreta- his bunk behind the bar, or wherever such ters in London have usually been of the formal And perched on the prince's bridle-rein, bold shores Of Arran, dotted with its summer tion they please of the treaty," and intimating people do sleep? And glinted its scarlet wings, and proud. English order. General Schenck being American, cottages, and all the beautiful scenery that bor- that Gladstone is a coward and a sinner in not All at once the noise ceased. I started up. Poured out of Its bosom a thrilling strain. having sooner acquainted the English public if anything, and a soldier, has had the temerity Blessed relief! I could turn over and go to And man's will Is a god's will. ders on the ehtrance to the Clyde. Then as we with the dead lock. But beyond the one fling to open his doors a little less after the English sleep ; but I had so tossed and tumbled that all And woman's love is woman's life. touched the wharf at Greenock, the pleasantest against the Untyed States even the premier fashion. There has been no creaking of the sight of all was the cheerful countenance of our the clothes had come off the bed, and while I The prince rode onward, and ever on, Tory does not venture, American hater as he Is h}nges, and some soclableness and freedom kind friend the provost, ready there first to wel- was making it up the horrid thing commenced And the bird sat by him, and soothed and sang; in his genteel way. Inside. All at once the Saturday evenings of come us to his country, and then to his delight- again with renewed vigor, filling nie with fresh At starry midnight and dewy mom, the minister were found very much in favor alarm. I gave up and layed down in misery, Its mystical music rose and rang. ful home, F ,T. c. Last year he denounced the republic as impu- with even the English guests, who were sur-' until it was seven o'clock. The far-off street And man's -will is a god's will, dent and audacious in its attitude towards Eng- prised to find that they had the capacity under But woman's love is woman's life. For THE CAPITAL. land, saying that ho did not know what the noises were audible, but not a ray of light in certain circumstances of enjoying themselves THE REFUSAL. Americans had done to entitle them to take on my room. I groped to the windows and looked Within the swell of its silvery scope. when in company of their fellows—a thing very out; within two or three feet was a brick wall Were all delights that man may know; Turn away your eyes so earnest, grand airs, " unless they had improved upon unusual in England. English society appears interspersed with windows, and running up so The light of love, and the gleam of hope, Let that pleading voice be still; the language perhaps." Just now the relations to be an organization for keeping people apart. And passion—bliss with its fiery glow. .. Dearest Fred, can't I persuade you between the countries he deems a little too far that no sky could be seen; so I lighted my Lovo is not the growth of will? When an Englishman wishes to be solitary he And man's will Is a god's will, sensitive to be trifled with, and lias the adroit- gas and made my toilet, and at eight o'clock associates. „,SAXON. And woman's love is woman's life. If I conld control affection, ness to leave to Mr. Gladstone's impulsive opened my door and went into the hall, quite determined to get some breakfast. A waiter Its very soul leapt out In the lay; [THE WATERING-PLACES OF GREAT BRI- Love just whom, and when I chose; tongue-slips the odium of widening the breach. TAIN AND GERMANY. Then you'd be my first selection AN UNPROTECTED FEMALE AT THE stood just outside, braced up against the wall It gazed at the prince with wistful smile, While the public is digesting his orations and "HUB," And strove to banish his care away, When my maiden reign I'd close. as though doing duty as sentinel. I ordered trying to find whether there is any substance Correspondence of THE CAPITAL, Or make him forget for a little while. | Hints for Passing a Summer Pleasantly and For you're all I'd wish a lover, or seriousness in it, or whether the Tory cause him to show me to the breakfast-room. After - with Economy. And man's will Is a god's will, Bravfc and handsome, true and gppd, has been strengthened a whit, Disraeli himself AMHERST, Mass., April 19,1872. long wandering up stairs, down stairs, and And woman's love is woman's life. Qne on whom I'd gladly lavish is lingering a few days, where he has made a I am just come up to thl3 collegiate town through interminable hall3 we reached it. I CHAPTER XI. from New York to reside, and I want to tell The prince glanced down on the fragile thing, A wealth of loving^ I could. local sensation, in Lancashire, receiving all sorts was a lady, was alone, but I stood some mo- By returning to Portrush we might bare taken your readers what befel me at a Boston hotel, ments In the doorway before I was shown to a And thonght of the rose in the glden son, But since Fate arranges coolly of bucolic deputations on all sorts of provincial where I went without luggage. I was stopping Then sighed, "Will this bird never cease to sing? the steamer plying between that place and Glas- All these things for yon and me, and rural Interests—coal, calico, wood, hay, seat. Here the first act of grace was shown How Its tiresome music wearies one I" at a suburban town with relatives, and visited gow, and crossed over in perhaps less time tlian Lietenbravely to her sentence, stubble, and grass. It is a. sight for gods and me, for a waiter brought me a.morning paper, And man's will is a god's will. Boston for the day to dine with a party of old from Belfast; but as that ancient town was That your dream can never be. men to witness, this man with the finest aesthetic as though I had been a man, or a strong-minded And woman's love is woman's-life. friends, expecting to return by the early even- nearer to Lome it was preferable to embark sense and most exquisite personal polish of his woman. Many thanks, though, all the same. Never, Fred, and why I'll tell you, ing train i so I made the first move of departure, The prince rides east, and the prince rides west. from thence. If 'twill draw yonr sorrow's sting, generation, wljose brain has conceived the gor- I ordered trout. I did not expect them to be And his bridle-rein is flocked with red. as I wished to make a call upon a friend, who From the railway station to the steamer, a For npon the hand you ask for geously elegant images of "Tancred"and "Al- as large, as juicy, or as fresh, or even as well No rose Is blooming upon his breast, lived upon an up-town square, before I left. distance of more than a mile, we were driven GUttfrs an engagement ring. Roy," whose dainty feet have carried him for a cooked as those I had helped take and cat in And the little bird that sang is dead. on that national institution, a jaunting car, by When I rang at my friend's door the servant the Adirondacks, but I certainly did expect And man's will is a god's will, There! don't start and look so furious, couple of generations like the perfect, odorless an "intilligent Fanian " who boasted of his re- informed me she was out, but asked me in to them to present a respeetable appearance. And woman's ]pve is woman's life. No man has supplanted you; presence of his own Lothair, into the choicest await her arrival. In a few moments after being April 19,1872j bellious sympathies and ardently desired "fra- 'Tls not a year that you have known me, retreats of the English nobility, hob-nobbing They were brought with a flourish—two little seated in the parlors I heard a swift footstep Jr dum fur ould Ireland." " And how would free- And that ring I've worn for two. with these batches of country rustics, these' black, ragged, dry morsels, looking-as though descending the stairs, and a ladylike person dom benefit you?" we asked. "Faix, I'd own H. M. LEGRANGE. unsophisticated representatives of grimy manu- they might have been the debris from the plate entered, apparently a little flustered, and not s me own car, sure, an' divil a bit of rint wud I facture and field labor, smiling patronage on of some preceding guest. They were cold, pay; the clothes wud grow on the childer, an' little scared that a strangex should be let in the which fact completed my disgust and clinched ENGLISH NOTES. their coarse Interests, and promising substantial whishky wud run like wather." parlors to wait. I did not wonder. I said 1 the nail of my suspicions upon the head. The Correspondence of THE CAPITAL. legislative support. But Arcadia is proverbially We differ from this gentlemen and all his dis- was from New Yprk—the countenance of the corn bread was soggy, the potatoes cold, the LONDON, April 9, 1873. simple, and it is desolating to know how far a contented countrymen. There is no condition lady did not relax; I said I was an old friend of coffee bitterer than any allopathic dose of physic DISRAELI AT MANCHESTER. little sophistry will Impose upon the shepherds. Mrs. Blank's, aij^ketchily accounted for my of government that in our humble opinion can t ever took when a child. It was about as poor The decided event of this after Easter week These Lancashire rural folk have never read a present and past whereabouts, but I made no be better for them than that under which they a repast as could be set before a person who has been Disraeli's speech in Lancashire. The single one of his perfumed novels. They have headway ; not a muscle of the lady's face soft- now live. They are less ruled and less taxed had gone without supper and sleep, and been Tory chief has favored a city of the provinces only looked upon the elegant Tory himself while ened. My personal appearance or my conver than are the English or the Scotch, and yet they frightened nearly crazy into the bargain. as he has not favored the House of Commons, he has woven around them the net of his flexible satlonal powers were evidently against me, but are continually complaining, because they are Baulked of eating I turned my attention to the during the whole present- session. In fact his rhetoric, and they believe they, have been in- I could not blame my companion—she wanted lazy and ignorant, and thus are led and in- people, because if my breakfast must come presence in Manchester was until recently unex- itiated into the mysteries of statecraft when to be rid of me. I suddenly remembered thai fluenced by political demagogues, those pests through my eyes instead of my mouth, no one pected. Such vanity as he may have ever pos- they have only been caught by It. Noblesse prowlers who gained admittance to parlors and of society who have too much power over even could prevent my enjoying a feast with which, sessed to stand before English audiences and oblige. But Disraeli is a marvel. To be enjoyed carried off articles of vertu were often taking "free and enlightened Americans." If such freshness, staleness, cold, or heat had nothing enjoy the results of his personal popularity, Dis- he should be seen in the House of Commons. people, so I sank back into a corner of the sofs men could breed discontent, envy, and jealousy whatever to do. The only guest at the same raeli seems to have completely lost. Of late His exquisite presence is hardly suited to the silent, excepting when addressed. Time thus between the North and the South, which led to table was a young5ii¡ÍSi with a waxed moriftache. years he has Reserved his eloquence almost ex- hustings or to the flaring gaslight of a provincial palsed, and my friend did not arrive. Upon our civil war and still prevents the return of I remember nothing else about him ; in fact he clusively foi»he House of Commons; and such town hall, and I can hardly conceivebim there. consulting my watch I found that I had missed peace among up, what wonder 1* Et; thilt Ire- seemed nothing but moustache. Now a mous- spare rhetoric as he contributes to public en- But the Bubdued sombre light of the Parliament my intended train, and had just time reach thi- land is not pacified ? tache was no new thing to me, but I never re- tertainment outside of Parliament he has kept hall glyes him. right artistic shadow, and the next; BO I rose to go, much to the delight ot Belfast is eminent for its riots and distur- membered to have seen a person who struck for remote and meager rural assemblies on gothic panelings of Westminster are a first-rate the ladylike person, who, when I was safely out bances. Beyond this it is not especially re- me as so decidedly moustache as this young some such occasion as a Harvest Moon, or doles frame for his portrait. But the portrait must upon the doorstep, vouchsafed a polite regret markable. man. I never knew before how a moustache out to his petty constituency of Bucks, although be full length, when he is standing and animated. at my disappointment. It was dark, and half- The steamer in which (not on which, as we contrived to eat or drink. I know now. he is lavishly solicited to appear in the large When he sits his head droops forward a little, past six; cpuld I catch the seven o'clock train ? say at home)- we took passage was a comforta- At the opposite table sat a large, dark, homely English towns to address popular audiences of with the eyes half closed. In this sort of half I found a car upon" the corner, entered it, and ble, sea-going vessel. She was commodious but commenced that long journey down the whole lady, whose only beauty was a pair of marvel- the most ambitious sort. « repose his dark Jewish traits of feature are apt not luxurious, and we felt a consciousness of length of the-city. What with the stoppages to ouely well-formed arms. In consequence she But as I have intimated, he has been unusually to steal out markedly into relief, and he sug- security in crossing the channel such as we do take up and . let down people, when I reached wore a black breakfast dress with loose short reticent this season even in Parliament. Morn gests a raven or some sort of night bird dozing not experience on Long Island sound or on any the neighborhood of the down-town hotels it sleeves coming just below the elbow, edged ing after morning British Toryism has looked on his perch. But he is never asleep, and if he of our inland waters. Upon those gigantic was too late for my train, and so I made up my with lace, through which her arms gleamed' towards London for a word of comfort from its were he would have the advantage in wit of the floating palaces the cargo, often of inflammable mind to spend the night at an hotel. When I like marble. Mem.—Wonder if she was of the leader, and the word has not been given. Night most of the House about him. Disraeli's clever- articles, is sandwiched on deck between the was mounting the steps it occurred to me that out-and-out blue blood of Boston, whose ances- after night I have gone down into that gothic ness is simply so great as to be a joke. It is passenger accommodations of the hold and the comic to think of it. Every time I look down if I had been a suspicions character in a friend's tors dated as far back as the Mayflower ? What box at Westminster they sonorously call the house an hour back, what was I now ? What top-heavy saloon, as far above the main deck as upon him from the gallery of the Commons, trains, what paniers, what jewelry entered that " Chamber of the Commons," and have seen the wouldn't I have given for my big Saratoga the main-top is from the rail of one of these and see him sitting there.with his Invariable breakfast-room! I had felt horribly out of place - author of Lothair pace in with a measured, trunk, that would have made a couple porteri- channel steamers, which have their cargo prop- sober serenity, I conceive him inwardly felicitat- going down in my black dinner dress of the day elegant tread to his seat under the Speaker's groan to lift it,!,, With a faint and fearful heart erly stowed under hatches where passengers ing himself upon the fine game he has played before, because it was lace trimmed, but I was throne, and awaited the oracular utterance- I walked into the ladies' parlor, sent for the cannot circulate with their pipes and cigars. with life without having applied to It the seri- thankful not to'be noticeable. What bright, But it has not come. The oracle himself has clerk, and asked for a room. He came—a vinous, They are all built of iron, are generally screws ousness commonly supposed necessary to win ribbons, what pyramids of hair, what bunches sat there in his exquisitely toned dress, and dropsical-looking, puffy little fellow. He did and always well masted and provided with a Its highest stakes; for Disraeli, has never been of fluff and frizz! What masses of bedraggled save now and then at raro intervals patting the not even bow, but fixed his fe^t in the second sufficiency of Bail to render an accident to the hair coming down like a pent house over the floor with a well turned foot in patent leathers serious, he has reserved all that for the next position, slightly raised his eyelids in a scornful machinery an occasion of no danger. More- sharp, ferret little eyes and the poor little hag- or stroking the tender gray of his pantaldons world, and conducted life on the economic way that just took me in—and I am a large per- over they are manned by seamen under strict gard faces! How did Charlie, and Fred, and down his thighs—Mr. Disraeli is in love with his principle. If one were a cynic he would want son to take in at one glance—in a manner I discipline, with boats ready for lowering on the Tom ever find the courage to embrace their legs—has remained motionlesss and silent for no better vindication against the world than to could not resent. I felt beaten, degraded, instant, and the whole crew knowing their exact fiances—how could they ever be sure when they all the evenings of the session. Once or twice point to such a man, who had dazzled it and abashed, (Cnd as my friend Howells says, " sat duty and places in case of fire, which are desig- reached the poor little human form under all only has he risen to put a terse, ingeniously treated it only to sijch qualities as made it yield upffn." I had been a belle far back, and even nated on station bills. On the contrary, our this, flummery ? It must be as satisfying as an worded interrogation that has entered the side him success. And viewed with reference to in my sear aid yellow leaf met with some atten great side-wheel wooden structnres are simply embrace of the wax image in Medina's window. of the ministry like a sword thrust, and his pur- most tests, Disraeli is the most successful man tion, as witness that very day I had been tqasted elegant. They are unsafe from their very pose being accomplished has resumed his'seat, of hi§ time. He has had both the success of at dinner; but I could not resent his insolence, I saw only one person who seemed a natural nature, and from the way in which their cargo indifferent to the answer. Not even the great the closet and forum—a Uterateur, a politician, so I resolved to annihilate the little wretch woman. Her face was bony and thin, her hair is thrown on board. Their boats are never debates of the session have stirred him—those a man of the world and society at once. He before me by a grand assertion of dignity, and black and grizzly; a strong jaw; évidently knew ready for use and they are manned by longshore- over the translation of Sir Robert Collier to the has the most clearly got Tiirnself inside out, stipulated for a room, not very far up. I felt so not fear—knew nothing of Charity, nothing of men over whom no discipline is exercised, and Privy Council and over Sir Charles Dilke's given ample and various expression to*hls in- completely demoralized that I knew I could not the tenderness or softness of love. She was, I who would resist it if it should be attempted. speech upon the royal expenditure, when par- tellect, acquired command of his faculties, and hold out for many pairs of stairs. The servant was sure, of Boston's bluest blue blood, and sat If we go back to the year 1807 we shall find liamentary dignity has staggered like a drunk- done himself full justice all around, of any man showed me to a room in the rear of the hotel, up in that consciously dignified manner that that Robert Fulton of New York and ITenry ard, and when if nothiiig in the stake of the of fine fancies since Goethe. In fact he has upon the same floor as the parlors, but far back. Ignores all outside its own set. She was the Bell of Glasgow almost simultaneously launched debates might have appealed to his ambition, completely emancipated his intellectual nature, The gas was lighted ; the room was large, luxu- hardened representative of a race of women the first steamboats on the Hudson and on the something in the novelty of occasion would and that is perhaps the height of success with riously furnished, and I congratulated myself passing away. There was nothing tragic in any Clyde. The countrymen of each claim for their seem likely to have drawn out the cunning ex- a man of genius. There has been no other upon having found a resting place and time to one's looks, but I, who am given to look for a own the precedence of the invention. This premier's satire. He sat through them both, as novelist at least who has ever achieved, as the take up again my departed respectability. I story in every face I meet, couldn't help wish- dispute is an idle one, but pot 60 has been the saturnine as ever, with his hand to his temple, writer of "Conlng'sby," the ability to stand on rather wondered at thefreshness of everything. ing to pierce through the veneer of this artificial I wonder no longer. I found a week-old New contest in improving the advantages to be de- never looking right or left, hearing and only his legs and adjust the quaint conceits of his hotel life and find—what? Perhaps shallow .York newspaper, and lay down upon the sofa to rived from the introduction of the great motive half seeing the House meeting around him till imagination to extemporaneous rhetoric, and weakness. Our real tragedies go on like come- read. power of the age. For a long time the necessi- the morning small hours, and then took his hat achieved at the same time his right to the best dies until the last fatal crash comes, then—dark- ties of our country being greater for the use of and walked out, along with the excited mem- foothold in his country to utter them from. ness. But there I was moralizing, and the waiter steam, and there being a larger abundance of bers, as placidly as if he had been listening to looking at me in wonder; so I rose, found my But Disraeli's incurable levity of soul does The passing in the halls, the shutting and wood—of which material all vessels were built one of Dean Stanley's sermons. This has been way back to my room, where, was a chamber- not deceive himself if it deceives everybody opening of doors, the rushing footsteps going until within a recent period—America was in Disraeli's manner the whole session, though maid to whom I confided my opinion of the else. But iniact he deceives nobody. He has up and down, the voices, soft and loud, harsh almost every respect ahead in the race. But last year when Parliament met be was standing room. "They mostly allers says the same, a splendid hold on the English imagination, but and low, made me feel that I had human com- even in those early days the English excelled in constantly in his place, darting his rhetorical ma'm, and many a one has changed in the none at all on the English faith. Just the one panionship—that the world was near ; I was in the solidity of their work, particularly in their arrows in such rapid succession as to make a night." thing he will never get the English to do will be it, of it, not a disreputable outcast. The treat- machinery. Our efforts have always been di- colander of the ministry and kept them repair- When dressed for the street, I rang tbe belt to believe in him. He used to trick them by ment one receives upon arriving at a hotel with- rected to getting all the power possible out of ing the holes of their rent political integument. for my bill. Here it Is: "Mrs. Blank—Board,. what he said in his speeches ; there was no get- out luggage gives one a large sympathy for vag- small engines—to making a pony do the work The Toiy's lance always entered under the min- $4.75. " I gave the clerk a five-dollar bill, which ting about it. But now the public have got to abonds. As no one came to tell me of tea or of a horse, and consequently to breaking the istry's'seventh rib. he scrutinized with the eye of a detective. A reading between the lines, and in this interlinear supper, 1 resolved to retire and gain courage by little animal down at an early stage of his Of late the Liberals began to suspect that this sudden chill ran over me. Was I to have the reading the wolf in the Disraelian scale comes a night's rest to face the morning events, what- career. No one can fail to notice that every- ancient Lothair had lost his wonted Are and sin of offering counterfeit money laid to my out. It is that he d oeB not quite believe in him- ever they might be. Above all, through all the thing is made with more solidity and more with ambition—that they might be nettled no more charge also ? While he was absent for change self or anything. He is wiser than a Greek so- noi6e and confusion of the hails, could be heard a view of endurance in England than in Amer- with his speech. British Conservatives knew I vainly tried to think how and where I had come phist, and \wxws more sincerity than to drown a noise separate of itself—a regular thump, ica. Houses, furniture, bridges, carriiges, better, certain that their chief's mouth would by that bill, but cudgel my brains as I might I most men's shallow natures in, but his own is thump; and as the house became gradually tools, clothing, even children's playthings, and open again; but their draught of wisdom has gained^not the faintest echo of a response. In not saturated by it. His chief function in life quieter, the thump, thump became louder and it may be added children themselves, are of been put off .like the drink of Tantalus, Now a moment he returned, gave me my change, and has been to discover how little earnestness will stronger. It beat regular as the human heart; stouter make than in America ; and so it is not at last it is given. The speech is spoken—locu- asked if he should call a. carriage. Second act serve. As a consequence everything he does it tramped like a herd of wild buffaloes; it surprising that this propensity is carried into tus est, says the classic Daily Telegraph, and all of grace ! I declined, saying " my carriage was has an underlying suggestion of unreality about swept suddenly into a long, surging sound, and the construction of steam engines, England is repeating the clever epigrams of the at the door." So it was, marked "Depots," and it. For just this reason: after three or four anon catching itself up went off into a swashing, But this is not all. About the year 1844 there clever Tory's Manchester speech. It is hardly two servants in republican livery. I entered it, days when the edge of 'his rhetoric has got sighing motion; then thump, thump, thud,thud, commenced another era in ship building, and worth while to speak seriously of what the and although I held only by a strap dangling dulled to their memory, the effect of bis speech like the death-fall of a dying giant. I raised especially in Bteamship building. This was speech contains, as even in England an oration from the raof, and my feet were buried in the upon the Lancashire populace will pass off like myself upon my elbow; I grew dizzy, my head when iron began to be substituted for wood. of Disraeli's is watched for more for its manner musty straw of the floor, I was glad to wipe the their-up-country vapor, and Toryism will be as swam; I actually-6aw the chandelier shaking, From that day commenced our decadence, or than its matter. As for the latter, it is gener- dust of that hotel from my boots. feeble as before. Last year, in the East, I heard the curtains swayed to and fro—to and fro. at least its sure prognostication. The immeas- ally likely to be the very best that his case and People talk about (fear-bought experi&nce I an Englishman call Disraeli an " adventurer;" Was I on the solid ground; was it sliding urable superiority of iron gradually became man- theme will admit of. But as for his diction paid for mine by sleeplessness, hunger, thirst, I felt bound to resent the charge, as I conceived away ; was this a prolonged earthquake—oh, ifest, and even before our unhappy civil war it and style of presentment, they are bound to be brain-wear, loss of muscle, mortification, insult it to be based upon the common English preju- what was it ? Fearful of consequenceB I turned was a certainty. The comparative cheapness of simply unapproachable, like eating ortolans at and four dollars and seventy-five centB in green- dice„that some such fiction as birth was the off the gas; not a ray of light came in from iron and labor in England foreshadowed the ex- Vienna—"a revelation every one you take." backs. A very dear experience, I thought; and! only appropriate stepping stone to position; either window, and I knew it was full moonshine tinction of American ship building, for all other While this speech-making novelist lives the what is to hinder me from going through it all when the Englishman explained that he sug- in the outer world. Under the door, however, business but our own monopolized home tuade. English will never tire of hearing or reading his again, when I am again late for the cars in a gested nothing of the kind, but that a man was came a faint gleam, which encouraged me, and If any doubt of this could-still exist, our vastly delicately sifted rhetoric ; when he dies he will strange city, and in a portion of the country an "adventurer" who experimented upon the I began to think it out, I came to the conclu- enhanced prices consequent on the war Have carry off with him, like the poet Ennius, an art where women are in excess of the male sex world without convictions, which seems to me sion I was over the engine-room of the house— now dispelled it; and Britain has grasped with of word-setting that -'no coming man can re- more than seventy thousand ? a very fair definition of Disraeli and of an ad- the great engine that did all the heating, that a firmer hand than ever the scepter which young store." It seems a pity in fact that mortality Respectfully yours, Hi A_ F> venturer. Then this ex-premier and Tory chief pumped the water, that made the viscious steam, America had almost wrested from her. Why in should rob the world of such a conservatory of is altogether too dainty and finical to inspire that I heard crackling and spitting along in the the name of common sense will our Government ripe acquisition. large belief in himself as a wholesome legislator. pipes like a wildcat snarling to get out. If A GENTLEMAN recently married in Chicago allow our navigation to become totally unknown In this Manchester effort the astute Tory has As soon as Cicero saw Csesar scratching his only for one moment it would stop! Did it presented his bride at the wedding with the upon the ocean ? Because our mechanics can- touched the whole gamut of public topics and original transcript of one of the first dispatches head with his little finger he denounced him as never get tired ? did its machinery never wear not afford to build ships, why will it prevent touched, as he does always, with a masterly ever sent over the first telegraph line, from a traitor to his country. The scratching may out? did it never need repairing? I wondered our merchants from owning them ? Why will hand. He never dodges or flinches. The eyes Baltimore to Washington. It was the announce- have evidenced a fact more disagreeable to would it go on chaffing, wearing, grinding, until it deprive itself of seamen for its service in the of England are upon him, and he knows, and no ment to the lady's, grandmother of her birth, Csesar than treason itself, but the moral of su- all at once, with a great burst, there was no time of war? Why will it deprive our mer one better than himself, that to slur an issue is and read, "Only a girl." perfine habits remains ; with the reflection that thump, ne thud, no sighing, but only the sound chants, captains, engineers, and sailors of the to confess failure. He has described the Tory Disraeli, astutely able as he is, will never be- of falling bricks, groans, shrieks, agony. Then emoluments now accruing to foreigners? Be- programme in a negative, two-edged fashion as THEY SAT female compositors ¡ret through come anything more than a nominal party leader came up the noise of the shoveling of coal the cause we cannot all bake bread shall w« thar«- their copy very rapidly, being p.- xtoua to geV "uoi a policy to destroy churches and plunder in England. He commenced life, like moit raking and poking of fires, the vok« not'iw, ; the latrt word. until Congress shall have acted " on a report religion ; and as the fountain never rises above habeased. The parties to the suit were killed. UNCIVIL-SERVICE REFORM. from the Secretary of War, which Is provided ence to the wages of men employed In the workshops his pretty speeches and polite attentions as part of Ing English to the extent of blonde whiskers- THE CAPITAL. its head, so the faith runs level with the intelli- All the witnesses were killed. Several of the The House occupied time in the discussion of a of the Government. The question whether a man that education so necessary In his home atmosphere, for in said act. gence. Catholicism In all Its doctrines, tradi- jury took no further interest in the proceed- resolution of Mr.Cox, congressman at large, to amend can do as much work in eight hours as he can in ten they would be blonde if he had anyTT the art of shining in a salon. of course near-sighted. He sees very litti/«.,-,! is OITT ¡ID XT I OUST. No action has been taken by Congress In re- tions, teachings, and faith is the same in North ing ; while the marshal had his bowels opened Rale 134 so as to make it obligatory upon ex-members hours ie one upon which there appeared differences But the small number of ladies in the diplomatic ference to any such report, and, therefore, the of Congress before admission to the flooro f the Hon se of opinion. If he can. It appears as if there were a a glass and none at all through it, and « ill as in South America; the difference is In the with a bullet and the judge was so wounded that corps Is a matter of great regret to Washingtonians. slon he went stumbling about in search of the-bS WASHINGTON CITY : regulations referred to, by virtue of said section people. To realize this, one has to pass from to sign a declaration upon honor. In a record kept for logical basis for the proposition that he can do as The greater number of pleasant houses there are open, sitting In chancery or any other way Is extremely the purpbse, that they are not personally interested much in six hoars as he can in eight. Carry this party, and finding Don standing on the S 37, have the force of law. the fascinating utterances of the Rev. Mr. Eddy painful. We think the writ of habeas corpus presided over by agreeable ladies, the more delight- deck near a "heathen Chinee," shook • in any legislation pending in the Honse or any of its process only a step or two further and we are lo para- ful Is the winter season, and the houses of the for- SUNDAY MOSNING APBIII 28, 1872. Pnttlng Section 1 of the act of March 3,1851, to the teachings of a colored minister to a col- bad better be suspended in the Indian Territory, groom warmly by the hand, and turning to Ah T committees. Rule ISt, as we understand it, enumer- dise. Mr. Wilson, Mr. Morton, and Mr. CasBerly eigners form an agreeable variety when one goes the and the 19th paragraph "army regulations" ored audience. The religion is the same, yet, or an order Issued requiring the court to hold ates ex-members of Congress among those who are were convinced that the uniform result of diminution congratulated him in the most eloquent man. above cited together, and they declare In effect rounds making calls. There is a different atmosphere The band played Hail Columbia to three boys 7' THE TARIFF. bow wide is the difference ! It may be that an its sessions in the open air. If this sort of entitled to such admission; and the purpose of the of time is enlargement In performance; the latter in them, reminding one pleasantly that while within an that " all vacancies In the Quartermaster's De- Italian peasant believes that he can sin and be thing continues the court will soon be without amendment is to institute a sifting process which saying that the reduction of the hoars of labor had colored person, while the party moved off The bill reported by the abdicated chair- a minister's official residence one is legally, if not disgust. For aught we know the band is pl ,if partment to the rank of colonel, shall be filled forgiven, and sins to be forgiven; but no religion business for lack of parties to carry it on. shall exclude such as, having use for the congres- been progressing for the last one hundred and fifty actually, in the country he represents. Then, too, a R man of the Committee of Ways and Means years: and that it had been attended not by dimin- by promotion according to seniority, except In known to civilized life teaches such a doctrine. At the same time we feel pained that.thls sort sional grindstone, may, for the furtherance of their we meet a different set of people for the most part at is very disappointing. No one is satisfied. case of disability or other Incompetency." No purposes, lay siege to the consciences and overcome ished but by Increased production. If this progress But what we wish to know is how these fCBti,.„ We know ¿.hat theological disquisition is our of practice cannot be extended now and then continues, the period of universal leisure will be that the foreign receptions, and altogether An added The Protectionists are annoyed at the slight- act of Congress can be found changing this reg- the Integrities of well-meaning but unsuspicious and flavor, and oft times a spice is experienced redeem- young ducks are going to be remunerated for h forte, but we had no thought, when taking up to some of our Washington- courts. To have of our grandest achievements. tavlsh expenditure to which they put themselves ulation as to appointments. The only question, susceptible members. It is to be presumed that Mr. ing our long list of calls from utter monotony. I am est reduction of their ill-gotten gains, while our facile pen, of Indulging in Buch on this the solemn Snell or the venerable Pumphries, Cox knows how It Is himself; et hlnc lllae lachrymae. Why, the way they dispensed hospitality and be therefore, Is as to whether or not the words It is to be hoped that such is the case. When thi too mnch of an American to Bay the flavor is better the so-called Revenue Reformers are in occasion. Suffice It to say that, In catering to some of bar, and all of our professional jurors The better and more philosophical rule would be •stowed presents was perfectly prodigal. Mr F B n " all vacancies " include a vacancy arising from approach of the millennium can be demonstrated bij than that found elsewhere. It is simply different, wrath that so little is proposed. The bill is the entertainment of sinners In this world, we Jwbeased in this way would be a relief. to assume, Instead of especial fitness, eBpecial unfit- and that is sufficient. iBBl a" the way to Richmond,' that' hc the creation of an office. a process so easy from premises so Indisputable, wh trict: the majority of the Committee on Elections United States has a right to revise and, at its dlscre-f his road to the Point of Rocks for the purpose face, because they are Mo."*°nStlDd. 6»PPose(1 to having reported in favor of the latter, who is a Re- tion, annul the sentence of a Cpban tribunal. •• Itl slaughing certain officers and placing his was a court martial." Would we submit to have thel favorites over the heads of their seniors. A of securing the freight and travel of Washing, be helpless. This Is a very poor sort J^ ^ipess, publican and Is in the seat; the minority in favor of ton city—purely selfish—the enemy, mind you; the former, who is otherwise in both respects. A Spanish government, in any Imaginable case, revise| rtimor has been industriously circulated that as It ends generally In a defeat to the shallow de- the sentences of our courts martial ? It was not lnl Tom Scott, the friend, carrying the legislatures' and able, but, from the nature of the subject, the Attorney General was desirous of review- fapiers; and even now the bigoted followers of lo time of war. Would we allow any other power iul of Pennsylvania and New Jersey In his pocket, the bigamous Brigham owe more to this fellow wearisome spf^ «»bodying a complete review of ing his opinion. We have the highest au- the facts, the law, and the p^'^Ote-m fact an ex- the world to overrule our eettlement of the queBtioiJ defeats for a selfish purpose a competing line 0t -f for a reaction In the public mind than to any hanstlve treatise—was delivered by Mr. JJ whether or not we are at war ? The man wa«—possi thority for asserting that the rumor has no between Washington and New York—between other source. But we put It to the managers of bly-a citizen of the United States. What if he was?! foundation whatever in fact; but that, on ot the great political center and commercial center the Associated Press whether it is good policy sixth Kentucky district, on the part of the minority filtiasop the United States when they emigratel the contrary, Mr. Williams just before leav- of the country. One half this noisy crowd can to thus demoralize public confidence In the! of the committee; and then the sitting member was to'foreign ^¡S^» ^ the United Statesl ing for Oregon reaffirmed his conviction each be bought for a dead-head pass or three organization. If it cannot afford to employ a confirmed in his seat by a strict party vote, precisely 1 01 as might have been expected. And, by the way, prob- with them, becoming IndepZ" * nations in the land! that, so far as the legal merits of the question dollars and thirty-seven and a half cents In decent, honest, intelligent agent at Salt Lake, where they reside ? There is an extreme C" fo0lish-l money, while the other half, the product of ably the best Joke In the world Is the pretense con- were concerned, there could be no doubt but the agency had better be dispensed with. We tinually kept up that Congress IB a deliberative body. ness about this thing which it will be well for thel that the law and the usage of the army had crude provincialism, follow each other like suppose we could exist for several months The way in which CongreBS deliberates—in which United States to get rid of, or it will eventually lead | both been outraged in the course adopted by blind horses in a bark-mill—the nose of one without hearing from the Saints, and we could any legislative body deliberates—is marvelous; and them to grief. If Spain was one pf the great powers—if there! Johnson. The following is the opinion of to the tall of the other—moving rapidly or live many, many years in peaceful tranquility he who makes a speech, or constructs an argument, slowly to the crack of the ring-master's whip. were no schemes of Cuban annexation—If no Fresi-[ the Attorney General, and which was deemed without hearing from this poor devil of an or elaborates a report in expectation thereby of pro- That is all, and the whole story. ducing a legislative result, knows little of the impo- dential election was.in prospect—this affair wouldl conclusive by the Senate: agent.' ', not receive a moment's attention. As It is, the coun-l tency of logic la the work of overcoming the Im- tenances of our statesmen are as wax, and their con-i pregnable fortress of a foregone party conclusion. sciences as putty. The case of Dr. Howard ig, it mayl DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, THE AMIABLE ORDWAY pleads In defense that THE POT,ICE arrested a mysterious gang the NORTH CAROLINA SENATORSHIP. be, a hard one. Upon that point there is, ¡n reality, I WASHINGTON, January 82,1873. he has not lived jn the house of the plate and other night in an alley In the rear of that house The Senate on Tuesday resolved that Joseph C. no evidence. He went to Cuba to establish himself I Hon. W. W. BELKNAP, Secretary of War. dead kitten for two years, and that the plate of on the corner of Tenth street and Massachu- Abbott, not having received a majority of the for life. He took the risks as every man does who| the House is not intrusted to his care. We SIR : I have the honor to acknowledge the setts aveuue. The offenders had dark lanterns votes cast by the North Carolina legislature for the emigrates. He Buffered as thousands of men in the| hardly thiuk that the statute of limitations receipt of your letter of the 12th instant, inclos- and were armed with spades, picks, and shovels. position of senator from that State—in other words, United States as good as he suffered, under well or| covers the case, and the other point changes not haviug been elected—was not entitled to a seat in ill-grounded suspicions of political disaffection. [ ing a memorial from certain persons to the Sen- On being questioned at police headquarters the the offense from a breach of trust to larceny— the Senate of the United States: a resolution which, Time was when not even the Spaniard could excel us| ate of the United States, and I understand that mep in masks said that they were searching for which is very sad. hidden treasure, and the police could not get It as it was the result of severe study, grave delibera- In practical barbarism. you submit for my opinion the following ques- tion, and protracted discuseiop, is highly creditable to out of their stupid heads that there were not The Senate on Thursday amused itself with amend-1 tion: the Senate, The fleld for the passage of resolutions great quantities of pitchers, goblets, hair- ing the amendment of Mr. Morrill to the deficiency | Are vacancies in the Quartermaster's Depart- THE CATHOLIC MIND of the National Capital of thiB sort is Wider perhaps than those who are^in- brushes, and such in that neighborhood. appropriation, the purpose of which is to establish! ment, above the rank of assistant quartermaster is considerably torn up by a letter we published experlenced in legislation mr suppose. It may be assumed, as a general principle,- that a svlio has a different rale in respect to what constitutes "aidl to that of colonel, created by the act of July 28, from the brilliant pen of Mrs. Hallet KUbourn, and comfort" from that fixed by the Supreme Court. | written in Rouie. At least we gather as much not been elected to a seat in the Senate is not entitled On motion of Mr. Sherman the provision that judg-1 1866, (14 U. S. Statutes at Large, p. 384,) to be IP ANY of the German Republicans assembled to It; hence what Is true ip respect to Mr. Abbott is filled by promotion according to seniority or at from the numerous communications addressed rue in respect to every other male citizen of the ments of th,e Court of Claims shall not be paid unless I us on the subject. Our good Catholic friends at Gerl&rdt's restaurant the other evening ,an appropriation for the pame is made by Congress, I the option of the President by and with the went, as-has been stated, to hear Mr. Henry State of South Carolina. are too sensitive. If their reiigioH can be. seri- was Btrickein out, which Mr. Copkljng ttjaugtit was a I advice and consent of the Senate ? Utke deny his connection with the Liberal Re- Zebulon B. Vance did reccivc a majority of the death blow to the amendment-that gentleman being I ously affected by the little pen of a lady writ- Section 1 of the act of March 3d, t851, (9 publican movement, they were destined to a votes cast by the legislature of North Carolina for the of the opinion that the only way to keep the Govern- ing hurried Impressions of the Eternal City, Statutes at Large, p. 618,) provides "That all disappointment. Mr. Ulke did not dèny worth— position of senator; but the resolution which declares ment off the parish was to step the process of ascer- promotions In the staff departments, or corps, it must be a very delicate affair and not likely anything to speak qf. He appears to have con- that Joseph C. Abbott is not, does not declare that taining the amount of Its liabilities byabolisljlpgthe I Court of Claims. shall be made as in other corps of the army." to stand the hard rubs of this life nor that of ducted himself like »gentleman, to have avowed Zebulon B. Vance is entitled to the Beat. In question. Paragraph 19 of the army regulations, (edition the life to come. But as It has stood pretty his opluion freely and at the proper time, and It Is not because Mr. Vance has not sufficient ability; In the House the session was spent lo dlscnsstns I for what has the Senate to do with ability? It is not of 1863,) provides that "All vacancies in estab- well these eighteen centuries, It is not likely to have voluntarily given up an association with the case of Dr. Houard. Several members thought that the clever letters of an accomplished lady because he has not sufficient integrity; for what has that Dr. Houard Was a citizen of the United States, lished regiments and corps, to the rank of col- whose views his own were not In harmony. the Senate to do with integrity? It is not because he onel, shall be filled by promotion, according to will prove its ruin. And to throw dirt at him afterwards anony- and several members thought that Dr. Houard was has not the cDflfldcnce of the people of North Caro- not a citizen of the United States. It seemed to be seniority, except in ease of disability or other We wish to say, however, that we do not hold mously through newspapers demonstrates the lina; for What has ifc.e .Senate to do with confidence ourselves responsible for the sentiments of our the general opinion that we should require our I incompetency." manners of those who do It, while It is no im- between representative and constituent? It is be- rights—If we are ever so fortunate as to find out correspondents. Our responsibility begins and Section 18 of the act of July 28tb, above re- peachment of himself. cause not being of the prevailing party tyith he ¡s re- what they are—to be respected; and that nothing ferred to, enacts as follows I ends on the editorial page. Hefe we stand pre- fused baptism ip.ttie Hepubticap Jordan; and ttierejjy . should prevent us from being very prompt ln seeking " That the Quartermaster's Department of the pared for all comers—to fight, apologize, or the State of North Carolina is presented with the Ij redress except the absence of proof that we had been army shall hereafter consist of one quartermas- explain, precisely as one or the .pther course THE HON. BEN BUTLER carries around an alternative to go unrepresented, or—at the risko f injured. There'being neither law nor fact's ln the | will affect our circulation. But we give the elegant pocket mirror to adjust his countenance being misrepresented—So Bepd here such men as to case, it presented a fair field fqr oratory, l^ge quan- ter general, with the rank, pay and emoluments the party topowe r shall be acceptable. of a brigadier general; six assistant quarter- widest range and largest freedom to our cor- by. The other day he left It accidentally on the title» of which were manufactured, the records of | mantel In a committee-room. Old B. hurried Mr. Vaipce could easily have been put through the which, engraved upon the tablets of the Washington masters general, with the rank, pay, and emolu- respondents. white-washlug process and made fltmateria l for a Mrs. Eilbourn after a stay of a few days in back, blowing like a ' • porpus." Regaining his Globe, will be read by future generations With ad- msats of colonels of cavalry; ten deputy quar- senator. The thing jias been done before and can be piratlon and delight. termasters general, with the rank, pay, and Rome gives us her impressions. A few days lost mirror he said, " Hang me If I didn't think done »gain. Tfce reason why It is ppt done is doubt- It had been Ordwayed!" Both houses paid, it is to be hoped, their last re- emoluments of lieutenant colonels of cav- more would probably give her a fresh set of less more creditable to Mr. Vance than it is to the spects to the late Professor Morse—who was, It must alry ; fifteen quartermasters, with the rank, pay impressions, and, whether correct or not, both other party. The/ousdyjqn which the Republican j be confessed, becoming a little tiresome—by passing and emoluments of majors of cavalry ; and sets under her pen would be pleasant reading. party laid in thefourteenth amendpjentfor the perpet- anoint resolution of regret at bis death. When a LEGAL PROCEEDINGS 1« the Indian Territory uation of its own rale has, thus far, wrought -in It» forty-four assistant quartermasters, with the Mrs. K. does not seek to be philosophical, but are cheerful. While a case was in progress ln pjan of note departs this life there is room for two entertaining. She makes the mistake common favor; but it is not in the nature of things thai ttys Sorts of regret : regret that he is dead, which will rank, pay, and emoluments of captains of cav- a densely crowded court-room the party of the should continue. The inevitable result of an unjust alry; and the vacancies hereby created in the to more pretentious people when she asserts second part came Ip with that inestimable .privi- paturaflyjbe'felt by Ms family and those who have motive js an unsafe thing ; and the final ^nd of those enjoyed his society j and regret that he has died, grade of assistant quartermaster shall be filled that the Catholic church has held the conscience lege called habeas corpus. The way ,to execute who dig p pit in the way is to fall into it themselves. of Italy these many ages. She, woman like, comes over those who ¿or y«e£» or pwptbs, as by selection from among the persons who have this writ In the Indian Territory is by firing 7he remainder of ^he session was mainly occppied the case may bp, are worried by being compelled to rendered meritorious services as assistant quar- gets the vehicle before the animal. It Is Italy revolvers, rifles, shot-guns, and a free use of the in the discussion qf the amendment offered by Mr. witness the sham moarplng of flunkeys at large'whp termasters of volunteers during two years of that for ages has held the conscience of the bowie-knife. Such execution is generally what MorriU ,to the deficiency appropríaüon bilí; the main seek to blazon their own tnBigiiacapt personalities the war." church, for a religion does not make a people ; Its name implies very effective. On this occa- purpose qf which is to keep down the public debt t>y by making his name and character a peg npop which denying relief .to the public creditors', and to estab- 1 Section 37 of the same act provides, " That the people make the religion. Each man creates gion the court-room, as we have said, being ex- to hang their advertisements. j ••>. • . ¡. (he existing regulations shall remain io iiSii, ®i*?®t. e oi and dealer E. Mr. Baum has no branch store. MERINO DRAWERS. GILL & LARCOilEE, this market. SILK DRAWERS. Linen and Mohair Dusters. on Twelfth street, between K and L, terraced front J. in BOOTS and SHOES, No. 2118 PENN3YLVASIA EVERY ONE appears in new clothes now-a-days AVENUE between Twenty-firBt and Twenty-second since Anthony Fisher started his new method of ONE SPLENDID CORNER LOTy METROPOLITAN HALL still continues to .flourish, Plain and Ornamental Plasterers, An inspection solicited. 8tyIeS8namake6 f sts , south side, near the Circle. Repairing neatly cleaning clothes. We heard a gentleman remark, the it SUSPENDERS*" ° - on F and Third streetB. Wood pavement, Ac. and promptly executed. All orders executed with I and for additional attraction Manager Henze adver- other day, "We know how It is ourself, for we had Shop, 406 Eighth street northwest, one square above LISLE-THREAD GLOVES. neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable terms I tlses five new people for this week. Though the our last year's spring suit pass through his hands a Pennsylvania avenue; Residence, 411 Thirteenth- Japanese and Other Sflks, SILK GLOVES. OTHER BUILDING SITES large etock of Order Department, unsurpassed; situated in different parts of the city • £ Boots and Shoes offered at I only other place of amusement may have thlu audi- week ago, and have been asked every day since who and-a-Half street, between D st. and Maryland ave- Llama Lace Pointés, Sacques, Jackets, Dress Goode, KID GLOVES. cost for the next thirty days, being determined to re- I ences the Hall is always crowded, and those fond of made our suit-" The Professor has everything his nue sonthwest. Wrappings, Shawls, Suits, Scarfs, &c DOGSKIN GLOVES. which can be bought with a very small cash payment •luce stock. feb 4-3m variety entertainments are always fully satisfied. own way; he Is the poor man's friend and every one Center-pieces, Caps, Brackets, Corbel's Running Or- fSfWu continue the sales at the old prices for CASTOR GLOVES. SECOND FLOOR. by any one desiring to build. will remember that 618 Ninth Btreet is the place to nament, icy always on hand. Black and Co ored Silks, Black Alpacas, Mohairs, DRIVING GLOVES. A complete assortment of piece Goods of the finest QUARTER, HALF, AND "WHOLE SQUARES CHARLES E. WEAVER, I HICKLINO'S DRUG PARLOR has created a genuine have their goods cleaned. Ceilings Kalsomined (white or tinted) and Repair- Berege Hervani Grenadines, &c WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS. ing of all kinds promptly executed. ap 28-tf WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS. quality and most desirable styles, including the best FOR SALE on easy terms. Splendffi chances for sensation; Every one who has visited this establish- 1 k nd$ f Dry G 0ds for famlIieB makes of Foreign and Domestic Coatings, Nestings speculation. COUNSELLOR-AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ment has gone away delighted. It is a perfect little THE enterprising firm'of Roman & Cox is doing a keUf ' ° ° and honse- FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS. Suitings and Pantaloon Goods. staving business. Day and night their store is BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS. gem and the resort of the Ulte of our city. We con- B0CR BEER! B0CR BEER! t#"New supplies opened daily. WHITE SILK bCARFS. The beat Cutters and Workmen are employed and WASHINGTON, D. C. gratulate Professor Hlckllng on his little palace, and crowded, while the bloods of the city are going wild no inferior goods will be offered. But One Price is over the famous cutter they have secured. The flneBt BLACK SILK SCARFS. Most all of ihe above property can be bought on Office with R. W. Dowmnan, Esq., Real Estate Broker, say to all visit the corner of Third street and Penn- goods and choicest stylos are always to be found in Perry & Brother, FANCY SILK SCARFS. charged in this as well as in the other branches easy terms, or at a sylvania avenue, and examine for yourselves. their Merchant Tailoring Department, and crowds of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. GOLD STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS Novelties are added as they appear. No. 2 INTELLIGENCER BUILDINO, fashionable gentlemen can be seen rushing to 507 Just arrived, a new lot of this famous Cincinnati PEARL STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS, and a Gentlemen are invited to inspect the stock without Seventh street, between D and E streets. Seventh street. great variety of Fancy Articles for'gentle- incurring any obligation to purchase. SACRIFICE FOR CASE.' CHIEF ENGINEER DAVID SMITH will soon leave ns. Beverage. Come and try thiB celebrated tonic at the JEWELRY. men s use. Residence, 406 Sixth street northwest, jan 14-tf We understand that lie has received his sailing popular resort of all mankind. FOR ELEO ANT PHOTOGRAPHS go to Reichmann & Sle- orders. .We can only say bon voyage. •VTATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSUR- hert's 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. miDKS' HOTEL, ROBERT, IHORRILL & CO., ANCE COMPANY. It Corner of Tenth and E streets. REICHMANN & SIEBERT, artists and photographers, Corner of Fifteenth and F Streets, EVERYTHING in the Shoe line can be found at H Furnishing Goods. "VICTOR,." 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. Burns & Co.'s, 903 Pennsylvania avenue. This es- Opposite United States Treasury, F A.HMS. tablishment is the acknowledged headquarters in the Great Bargains I offer a superior assortment of choice articles. We have some of the very finest Farm land in the The FINKLE & LYON. Manufacturing Company's Ifis. J. BALTZ, accompanied by his prime minister, Shoe line. Their stock is unequaled in quality and IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN adjoining country 1 Mr." Louis J1. Bauer, was in onr city last week. Every quantity, while their styles are always of* the latest Custom Shirt Department. PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS FOR $2.50, NEW SEWING MACHINE knowp to thé market. Everyone who desires the .In Pianos Which, have been Used. Watches and Clocks. One knows the celebrati Arm of J. P. Baltz & Co., best in the market should call at once and examine with Collars and without, with Cuffs and without, FOR SALE ON VERT REASONABLE Has a Self-Setting Needje, the most perfect Shuttle in Ti>0 great Philadelphia brewers, and will rejoice to the fipe assortment qn hand before the Btock is Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks repaired, THE PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE is with Eyelet-hole Bosoms and with Buttons- plain use, resting on a carrier, Needle bar, and Works of Jearn that every respectable sttlopn here will have brqken. . ap 28-tf acknowledged the handsomest and most comfortable one, two, and three-pleat Bosoms, to open behind their famous béer for sale. Both of these gentlemen One 7 octave North American. and in front, and high or low cut. Price and oualltv TERMS, AGENCY AT HOOD'S JEWELRY STORE, $200 fitting Shirt extant. We guarantee a perfect fit. warranted. Assortment not excelled ? made host s of friends while here, and will lpng re- FINE FURNISHING GOODS— One 7 octave Knabe & Giehle.. 175 v ENING I M. IV. member the courtesies extended them. Ties, Bows, Scarfs. Windsors, &o One 7 octave Bassell GAIT, BRO. & CO., Our Btock of Shirtings is replete with all the best Cheviot Shirts, low-cut, in excellent patterns, for varying in price from $3,000 to $45,000, which we will 499 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BET. 4)I AND 6TH STS. 125 E 4 1 Perfectly Fitting Shirts for $2.50, One 6 octave Hallet & Davis... „,,,„ , JEWELER8, makes of White Cotton and Linen, and Colored Per- $2 50. FT** - ? TVW. SPICER, AOT. 100 Finest Percale Shirts for $2.50. be happy to show to any one desiring to purchase. THE DASBAWAYS are determined that no one shall Linen Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, &c. One 6 octave Meyer.. . -....100 * ANS. > 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. cales and Dover Cloth. JV/TARINI & BATES' DANCING ACADEMY, Half-Hose, Suspenders, and Gauze Underwear For sale upon easy terms, to make room, at the All the newest styles just imported. Also, OPERA Boys' Shirts, $1.50. Youths' Shirts, $2. I continue In intemperance if their efforts can save One price only, Q?o. c, HENNING, Gentlemen's Night Shirts for $2. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO GLASSES of very superior quality, at VERY LOW GauzeUndershirts for 75c., $1 $1.25, $1.50, and $2. E street, between NINTH and TENTH streets. I him. Go to their meeting to-night., every one. No. 410 Seventh street northwest. Sole agents of Stelnway's Pianos and Mason & rmcB!< Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. it - . ap 38-St Light Menno Undershirts and Drawers with every convenience. LADIES can make their selections from forty styles Do TOU WANT an elegant Crayon Picture of your- Silk-plated and all Silk Undershirts, from $2.50 The Last Quarter of the season will commence on I of bustles, at DouglasB' Skirt. Corset, and Under- self? Call on Reichmann & Siebert, 459 and 461 Spring Gloves, from 50c. to $2. Pennsylvania avenue. CINCINNATI PROPOSALS. Bad Gloves, Dogskin Gloves, Lisle Driving Gloves SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1872. I garment Factory, Ninth street, where 'can also be efce. ° ' I found the forty-hone corset, at $1.00: pROPOSALS FOR BUILDING STONE. During this quarter extensive preparations will be DAILY RECEIPTS of choice New York Butter at Bows In many colors, from 50c. to 75c Houses Rented on the most rea- BOCK AND LAGER BEER. Neckties in fancies and black, largely of my own made for the coming MAT FESTIVAL. feb 25-tf I W.M. L. WALL & Co., auctioneers, call special atten- Spicer's Bntter Store, southwest corner of Ninth and Ladies'and Children's Department. tion of the trade and public generally, to the exten- E streets. " Quick saleB, small profits, and fair deal- BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, manufacture, at lower prices than usual sonable terms. ing " is his motto. ' 4t DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Windsor Scarfs for $1, choice colors. sive sale of unredeemed pledges from S. Goldstein We have many additions to our stock of Ladies' Made Scarfs, mostly fine articles, from $1 to $2 50 D. M. FURLONG, & CO.'B loan office, which will take place at their I have received the second lot of the Kleiner Bros.' WASHINGTON, April 27,1872. and Children's Linen Under-Garments, and Ready- Linen Collars, in the most desirable styles, from $2 HAVING HEARD considerable complaint that flannel celebrated brands. v salesrooms, No. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue, does not prove satisfactory, we have substituted this Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un- made snitB. . to $4 per dozen. Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, south corner of Ninth street, on Tuesday evening, season the American Yacht Cloth. A goods far su- CHARLES MADES, til TUESDAY, April 30, at noon, for the delivery of Linen Handkerchiefs, from 25c. to $1 each, in hand- Parties having Money to invest, either in Buying April 30, and Wednesday morning and evening, May perior to Flannel, which we guarantee in wear and It Cor. Third st. and Pennsylvania avenue. some half-dozen boxes. or Loaning on Deed of Trust on City or Country 216 THIRD STREET, one door North of the Washing three hundred and fourteen (314) cubic yards of . WILL OPEN ON Silk Handkerchiefs, Black and Colored, from $1 to 1. Every article sold fully warranted. color. EISEMAN & BRO , Bni Property, will find it to their advantage to call on us ton House. 505 Seventh street, three doors above E. THE EPISCOPAL, INSTITUTE.-DR. Mng Stone at the culvert at Piney Branch on Monday and Tuesday, FOR CORRECT LIKENESSES, either photographic or Pantaloon Drawers for $1.25. Special attention given to FITTMO DEFORMED FEET, •H Building of the Church Best Jean Drawers for $i. X erayon, visit the gallery of Messrs. Reichmann & Sie- REICHMANN & SIEBERT, Artists and Photographers, APRIL 29 AND 30, Repairing neatly executed. • ap 21-3m 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. of the Epiphany, on G street, between Thirteenth Fine Linen and Muslin Drawers. bert, 469 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. and Fourteenth streets, will hereafter be'conducted Board. Finest Paper Collars. We represent the Leading Insurance NEW SUITS FOR CHILDREN, t under the above title. • ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, Snspenders and Braces, from 25c. to $2 50 Companies In the United States. WE call attention to the advertisement of Mr. E. G. FINE PIECE GOODS for orders; new articles in choice patterns for Coats, Pantaloons, and Vests. An in- By the action of its friends " The Episcopal Insti- It English Half Hose for $3 and $4 per dozen. n\ ä,P™ si ass Davis in another column, and Bimply assure onr lady tute " is placed on a permanent basis. There will be Vice President. NEW LINES OF LADIES' GARMENTS, an from spection invited. Display on second floor. a correspondent effort on the part of its managers to i£ at AND kinds. P^d to Printing of all i Pfflcers, propose giving a grand reception to their ap 28-4t Having at a great expense fitted tip a Job Prlntinc- THE CAPITAL," 1 C nneC 1 n 1 fricude.jHitt juogJi'S fceajjbe vim dts- "THE PET" CIGAR STORE, allkfn5 » „f i. ? Store, we are able to do I Pjayed by both officers anu nieti we aZ„" ""tC 2 Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue Insurance Agents, of work m 5ÔÎÎN ÊÎAÏÏ and HENRY REED, Editors. Particular attention is directed to the followine oï!'MS MW line at the lowest prices. I glorious time. THE DANGEROUS IDEA ! 1III Assortment oi Cigar« ah;d Tobacco LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT.. A 14 fen articles supposed to represent either somethingmore 613 FIFTEENTH STREET, P ~" H. COYLE & CO. . PUBLISHED BT THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COHPANT. P « desirable than usual, or much less than usual prices I Do YOU WANT an elegant crayon picture of your RICHARD W. BARKER, ap 14-2t / MARBLEIZED SLATE I ?elf ? Call on Reichmann & Siebert, 459 and 461 pefin.: FRANK T. HOWE, Buslnesç Mapager. We have engaged a firet-olass Laundress who un- or both: ' II «^-Perfectly Fitting Shirts for $2.50. •tylvwia-'tyeAiie. ' . • • ' < • S® derstands laundering the finest laces, la shawls, AND {g^ TERMS : $2.50 a" year in advance, for local SOLD QN CREDIT. Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, (^Cheviot Shirts for $2.50. MOTIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSUR- bí® lace sacques, fine-worked dresses and all kinds of X^L ANCE COMPANY. " I FBEEPKAN'S' SATINGS BANK.—Deposits of money subscribers; $3 to mail subscribers. CLUBS: Ten ^-Job lot of Snspenders, Ties, Bows and Wind- copies to one address, $85 ; twenty copiés to one fi ladies' fine linen garments, and we are now prepared •Bay be made with the Freedman's Savings and Trust s ® SMITH, GRADY & CO., 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. sors, purchased of the finest gentlemen's furnishing Marble Mantels, Grates, iff Fenders, •Company, under their rules, from this time till 4 p. m. address, $40. to accommodate our customers. We have also first- house in New York, to close lots. * 530 Tenth street N. W., AT BRADLEY'S WAREROOMS, •of May 1, drawing interest at six per cent, from that OFFICE 428 ELEVENTH STREET, between Pennsylva- FURNITURE OF~LL KINDS MADE class Laundresses for laundering shirts, collars, cuffs |3?~Pantaloon8 of my own make. Comestibles. IJMe. The increase of work in the community, and nia Avenue and E street, Washington, D. C. Uh m h 17-tf Washington, D. C. and other linen articles for gentlemen. ^"English Cheviot Suita, 315 NINTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue AND REPAIRED. Truffles. •tfle ability to save in sums ever so small, invite all my 7-ly* BORDER DEPARTMENT (Second Floor ) Capers. 0 Rates of Advertising. Mushrooms. WASHINGTON, D. C. JAN 14-tf I' save something while they are able. Coal and Wood. W^ulf Hose, close prices. French Peas. Boneless Sardines. Prices for Advertising as follows, without deviation gACON & HUNT, Haricotes Verts. Anchovies. Terrines de Fole Gras. WANTED, K How about that opera honse ? Where is the com- in any case : A full supply of all kinds of COAL and WOOD on Flageolets. Ilaittee having the matter in charge. Hundreds of For the space of one inch, $1.50 for the fltst,an d ONE PRICE ONLY. Olives, Game Pates. A GOOD GENERAL AGENT FOR^OLTTMBIA pur citizens are ready to come down with their dust 75 cents for each subsequent Insertion. hand, which will be.sold at rednced rates FOR CASH. Commission Merchants, Pickles. The same rates per. space for short or long adver- Spiced Meats and Game, iuie moment the committee report. The location Wood Sawed and Split to any size de6ij?4i And Wholesale Dealers In Butter and Foreign and L0CKW00D, EÜFTT & TAYLOR, Just the thing for Excursionists, Travel Continental Hotel) Is the finest in the city, and tisements. Ko space let less than half an inch. CrEORG-E C. 1IEXNING, ere, and PITY ITEMS 25 cents a line each insertion. Sportsmen, |*J.Washington' needs something of this kind there J. B. DAWSON, Bomaatlc Fruits and Produce, Craftsmen Life Insurance Coarpany of e no I LOCAL NOTICES 50 cents a line each insertion. r B. W. REED Sc SONS, 1«. difficulty in raising the amount desired if MABBIASE and DEATH NOTICES 50 cents. 1316 New York avenne, bet 13th and 14th sts. 204 NINtfH STREET, opposite Center Market, 633 Pennsylvania ATenne. No, 410 Seventh Street Northwest. New York, IV« committee will only go to work. All other reading notices f 1 per Hue, ap 21-St [Rep. and Star.] jan SI*!/ mhíU-am FINE GROCERS, Liberal Commissions allowed. 8{>S8rtt ap 14 1314 F street northwest. Mli H ¡1 RICHARDSON, jan SO-« 17 south »t., Baltimore, WHISKY. WHISKY. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. WHISKY. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. MILLINERY GOODS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. THE CAPITAL. Law Books. SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR SALE O D DAVIS. - 801 Office of S. T- SUIT & CO., A LOT; AT A SACRIFICE. BX7K0AY MOSSING - • - APRIL 28, 1873. Cooley's Blackstone, Sharswood's do., Louisville» Kentucky. Devereux's do., Bouvier's Law Dictionary, Bun-ell's do.^Taylor's Glossary, CAPITAL GRINS. A HOUSE; Williams on Real and Personal Property, A beautiful country seat of 35 acros, of choice Starkle on Evidence, Biles on Bills, grounds, highly Improved and beautifully laid out ijg Steven's Pleadings, and decorated with ornamental trees. Improvements We have bought up the greater part of all the old Kentucky Whiskies in the world-we mean of goods older than distillation of At STRAW BONNETS. consist of a splendid TWO-STORY MANSION, also CAPTAIN EIDD OP THE CAPITOL; k ¥fcum- Taney's Circuit Court Decisions, At STRAW BONNETS. . At Walker's American Law, a very large and conveniently arranged Btable and 1867. The stock of this character of goods is smaller than has been known, and we have made this extraordinary operation merely OR, Warrtn's Law Studies. carriage-house. There is an immense amount of At STRAW BONNETS. At Parson's Laws of Business, choice fruits, and it is altogether one of the most de- The Foul Odor of a Departed Cat. FOR CASH 1 Davis', Welsh's Practical Guide to Business, -fcc., &c., - sirable suburban houses around Washington, it being to supply the wants of our own trade, and not with the view of increasing the price, for we offer them to the trade at the sameptices Davis', STRAW HATS. at lowest rates, by onlytwo miles from the Navy Yard, ana in full view A ROMANCE. Davis', of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, the Poto- they have been heretofore held. We have goods of the distillation of 1855, and every year from that to this date. Davis', STRAW HATS. mac river, and surrounding country. There is a FOR TRADE! STRAW HATS. Davis', II O P K I N H ' stream of pure spring water running through the en- BT THE SI-OX CHIEF. Davis', Fine old Sour Mash Whiskies ; finest grades of Kentucky Rye Whiskies, of real age, warranted. We sell every package under FLOWERS. 801 ' FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, tire length of the property. There are also about CHAPTER TWO. OR 801 eight acres of beautiful woods, ice-house, corn-house, FLOWERS. 801 and every necessary Improvement. *This property is and thus far I have been unable to appreciate the 801 ap 21-tf 121 Pennsylvania avenue. offered for the low sum of $12,000, on easy terms. absolute and unqualified guarantee of satisfaction. _ glories of imperialism as set forth by the inelodions- ON .TIME! 801 FLOWERS. 801 City property will be taken in part exchange. For voice'd and silver-tongued Spanish Bonn. In fact, I PHILP & SOLOMONS' further information, and for conveyance toth e place, S. T. SUIT & CO. From $150 Market RIBBONS. Market Inquire of actually had the hardihood to go before the Senate HUYCK & ADDISON, committee without getting a permit and express, in Market RIBBONS. Market BOOKS. to §50,000 I Real Estate Agents, my humble way, the desires of nine-tenths of the Market RIBBONS. Market Office 819 Market Space, We have completed our arrangements with the largest and most prominent House in this city, who will make a specialty of our Goods. The PBblic ap 14-tf Board of Trade Rooms. people of this District—that Congress should restore Space, LACES. Space, i;«B SALE. will be notified In a few days where they can secure their supply of Genuine Copper Distilled BOURBON and EYE from two-and-a-half to twenty 7m to them a republican form of government. I said LACES. Space, MARK TWAIN'S NEW BOOK. what I had to say in a spirit of kindness. I spoke Spaoe, JJ A THREK-STORY BRICK HOUSE, LACES. Space, Roughing It. By Mark Twain. Uniform with having ten rooms, hath, gas, water, &c.; situated on old. respectfully of our Territorial rnlers. I pointed ont R. M. HALL, Space, " Innocents Abroad." Fully illustrated $3 Eleventh Btreet, near P. Price $5,200—cheap. the Inequalities and anti-republicanism of certain Corner KID GLOVES. Corner A Thief in the Night. Harriett Prescott Spof- R. M. HALL, portions of the organic act and the abuses which ford 1 feh SB-tf Corner Seventh and F streets. FT. EUG-EISHE BROOKE, IB e al Estate Corner-; KID GLOVES. Comer A Shadow of Dante. Maria Francesca Rosetti. 2 were being perpetrated under it, giving farts and flg- NEW OFFICE. Corner KID GLOVES. Corner Pre-Historic Times. Sir John Lubbock 9 Wholesale Agent for Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia, North Carolina, and Delaware, nres which have not and cannot be controverted or BROKER, The Art of Teaching School. J. R. Sypher... 1 overthrown by argument. What, then, could our 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th A Crown from the Spear. Author of " Woven of Many Threads" Office, SOS Eighth street, Washington, T>. C. imperial friends do but to resort to their old weapons 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th Corner Seventh and F streets, Righted at Last '1 of personal vituperation and ridicnle, while Tray, 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th Dictionary of American Biography. Francis Blanche, and Sweetheart were ordered up to join the S. Drake .". 6 •THAN BOYLE & CO., BANKS AND BANKERS. HOTELS. TO TRAVELERS. Street. TRIMMINGS, Street. Around the World. By E. D. G. Prime, D. D.. 5 delightful chorus? During the past two weeks this O Fi" e i* s fo r Sale Twenty Years Ago. By the author of John Street. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, clang-whanging has been kept np without intermis- Street. TRIMMINGS. Halifax - 90 TAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, T} ALTDIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD sion, but thus far without effect. All the poisonous A MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE RESIDENCE, not Street. The Dessert Book. & complete manual from C. C. WILLARD, far from the Arlington, on easy terms. $50,000. Street. TRIMMINGS. the best American and foreign authorities, No. 713 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS' BUILDING. WA-BHIHSTON, Dec. S6. turn arrowff hurled at the " Old Si-ox " seem to have slid with original economical recipes. By a Buy and sell at current rates Trains between WASHINGTON AND Wit off without leaving a scar or mark. BEAUTIFUL AND NEW RESIDENCES on New Boston Lady 1 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SIL- EBBITT HOUSE, MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST a» York avenue, at $15,000, and one $18,000. Harpers' New Edition of Dickens' Novels, VER, LAND WARRANTS, SCRIP, &c. how run as follows, viz: . «re Whereupon a council of the entire syndicate is A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME, near corner Fifth Oliver Twist Execute orders at New York Stock Board. WASHINGTON, D. C. FOR BALTIMORE. said to have been held to see what was to be done, and A streets, on Capitol Hill, nice and desirable. Hawthorne's French and Italian Journals. 2 Sell Exchange on New York, San Francisco, Great Leave daily (except Sunday) at 6:45,8,8:15 ami inu0n $3,900. vols 4 Britain, and the Continent. ap 2-tf a. m., and 12:45, 3, 4:10, 6:40. and 7:45 p. m "' [The continuation of this thrilling narrative will be Legends of Old Testament Characters 2 Furnish Revenue Stamps of all denominations. FOR ALL WAT STATIONS. found in THE CAPITAL of May 5, if the reader sur- A NICE FRAME HOUSE, on A street, nfiarJifth. For all the above goods, and everything else in Holland's Recollections 2 ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT BEARING Leave daily (except Sunday) at 6:45 8:15, and lftw $2,200. Fancy and Millinery Goods and Notions, go to A Guide to Florida INTEREST. mar 19-tf ST. CLOUD HOTEL. a. m., and 4:10 and 7:45 p. m. For principal waysti vives. For sale by all news-dealers, apothecaries, And all the new books, at t A Handsomely Furnished House tions—Bladensburg, Beltsville, Laurel, AnnsMlti and small colored boys. Price five cents ] THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, Massachn- Junction and Relay—leave at 6:45, 8:16, and 10S1« setts avenue, near Tenth street. $9,000. PHtLP & SOIOMONS' This admirable house, architecturally one of the m., and 12:46 8, and 7:46 p. m.; 8 p. m. stops at Jes TWO-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, Tenth street, BOOK & STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, on South A street, between Second and Third Streets, Washington City Savings Bank, handsomest in New York, on. sop's. The 5:40 p. m. stops at Annapolis Junction with all the modern improvements. Small cash pay- Corner of 42d Street and Broadway, and Relay only. .The 7:46 p.m. on Sunday Btopsat "THEM CHIMES." near P street. $4,500. D A V ¡ S mh 24-tf 911 Pennsylvania avenue. ments and long time on balance. Comer of Seventh Street and Louisiana Avenne, Since to the Doctor has been giv'n Is now open on the EUROPEAN SYSTEM with first- during the week. SIX NEW BRICK HOUSES; on New Hampshire PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. FOR ANNAPOLIS. Free passes o'er the road to heav'n, avenue, near Sixteenth street. Each $2,500. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! SEVERAL FARMS, class RESTAURANT, by Leave at 6:46 and 10:80 a. m. and 4:10 p.m. Ho train I want to know if yon, friend John, Cor. Eighth Street. Open dally from 9.30 a. m. to 3 p. m., and on SAT- ap 2-tf RAND BROTHERS. to or from Annapolis on Sunday. THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, new and SOI Market Space, ON SUNDAY. Are with the band now marching on ? large and fine. $15,000. api4-3t 816 F street. 816 F street. small and large, on the line of the Point of Rocks URDAY EVENING, from 6.30 to 7.80 p. m. d railroad, within a few minutes' walk of the depot, J. A. HUFF, FOR BALTIMORE. If so, this little boon I'd ask— THREE-STORY BRICK on I street, near the Ar- MISS GEDNEY, within thirty minutes of Washington. Terms easy. COLUMBIA HOTEL Leave at 8 a. m., and 8, 6:40, and 7:45 p. m. 'Twill be a light and pleasing task- lington. $10,000. mar 12-tf Treasurer. FOR WAY STATIONS. - AMD RESTAURANT, Leave at 8 a. m., and 3 and .7:45 p. m- Take with yon to those other climes TWO-STORY BRICK on S street, near Fourteenth; 715 Fourteenth street northwest, I BRADLEY ADAMS ALSO, ONE OV TWO HUNDRED ACRES, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Ton fearfully discordant chimes. very nice. $1,500. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3X5 Pennsylvania Avenue, Leave dally (except Saturday and Sunday) at But If (and much I fear 'tis so,) Calls the atttention of the ladles to Respectfully announces to his friends and patrons on the same road and same distance from depot, Im- a. m., and 3 and 7:45 p. m. On Saturday at6:46 a. m. «114 FINE FRENCH-ROOF DOUBLE DWELLING on that having enlarged and refitted his store, he has proved by House, Ac. OF WASHINGTON. Having been entirely refitted, offers superior accom- 7:45 p. m. You're with the " seven " left below. I street, -near the Arlington. $30,000. largely increased his stock, and will constantly keep modations to the public. On Sunday at 8 and 7:45 p. m.. only connecting at Then, dear Doctor, take each bell, Spring' Huts mid Bonnets, FINE FRENCH-ROOF RESIDENCE, large yard, on nand an assortment of all kinds of SIX LOTS Government Depositary and Financial Agent of the The Table fully supplied with all the delicacies of Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel-1 And let this chiming go to-— * Howard University grounds. • $8,000. suitable for Receptions and Traveling, just received the season. ing Parkersburg, Pittsburg, &c. One who has suffered from the STATIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, &c., United States, Headquarters for STEAMED OYSTERS and OLD For Strasburg and points between Relay House and TWO-STORY FRAME, seven rooms, cellar, stable, from Vlvot and others in Paris. near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenne. One of STOCK ALE. no 5-tf Strasburg, leave at 8 p. m., connecting at Relay I "Music IN THE Am.' on Twelfth street, near K. $4,000. the finest situations in the city. FIFTEENTH STREET, House with Strasburg and Winchester accommoda. Also, to a ne\y and large assortment of Samples In equal to any in the city. Especial attention paid to tion train. NEW BRICK on Eleventh street, French roof, very PRINTING, ENGRAVING, and BOOKBINDING. Opposite the Treasury. * The bad place understood. handsome. $6,000. SILKS, PONGEES, CHALLIES, GRENADINES, and Real Estate, Claim, Insurance, and Patent Agents THE ARLINGTON. Through tickets to the West canbe had at the " DOLLY VARDEN " GOODS, from which suits can will find it to their advantage to remember the fol- A HOUSE ON NORTH A STREET. H. D. COOKE, . Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK twenty lowing scale of prices: (Of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President.. day. OBDWAY MELODIES. rooms, stable, and big lot, C street^ near Four-and-a- be made. The material and trimmings furnished in Lötter Heads $5 50 per ream. H. C. SWAIN, For New York, Philadelphia and Boston, see adver. Half. $15,000. sums from $40 to $600. Note Heads. 4 00 " M $400 cash, balance on long time. ap 16-tf • -<» Cashier. tisement of " Through Line." (.After Mother Goose.) TWO-STORY FRAME, nine rooms, hall, bath, Orders filled within six days after reception, Official Envelopes 5 00 per 1,000. J. L. WILSON, i. Envelopes . 4.50 " THREE HANDSOME HOUSES H. G. FANT. L. WASHINGTON Master of Transportation &c., on .Fifth street, near I. $3,600. mh 24-tf . of the best quality. ap 7-4t This beautiful Hotel has not only been L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Cat-nip for Ordway, THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, nine rooms, GEO. S. KOONTZ, General Agent, Washington. LIYERY STABLES. in the West End. FANT, WASHINGTON & CO., ap 30-tf * " Bake it in a pie. bath, Ac., D street, near Third. $5,500. "VTEW BOOKS.—The Year Book of Facts in THOROUGHLY REFITTED Everything Is lovely Science and Art, $2; Crumbs Swept Up, Abom- ALSO, RANKERS, TIIREE-STORY BRICK, nine rooms, with very inations, &c—Talmadge, $1.50 ; Forty Years' Fight HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH- And the goose hangs high. ' large lot, on M street, near Fifth. $10,000. with the Drink Demon, &c., $1.50; with full line of Successors to Rittenhouse, Fowler & Co., INGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YOEsl FINE HORSES AND BUGGSES Houses and. Lots T Washington, June 3, 1869—Noon. Wonderment on tip-toe, CORNER LOT on N and Twenty-third streets, live books by last express. FRANKLIN PUBLISH- No. 625 Pennsylvania Avenue, during the summer vacation, but in view of the ap- AT THE BTABLES OP ING COMPANY, 121 Penna. ave. ap 21-tf proaching season, when an unusual crowd may be Trains between Washington and New York are now I Gossip asks why. about 4,087 square feet. in all parts of the city. Receive deposits and loan money to depositors at run as follows, viz : On a silver platter LOT fronting on Rhode Island avenue and M street. expected, and several of the old hotels closed, ar- FOR NEW YORK, without change-of cars. Should a kit-kat die ? ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., BEN. F. FRENCH, We Issue certificates of deposit bearing interest rangements have been made to accommodate all who Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8 a. m., 12:45 and | LOT on I street south, near Sixth street west, 50x60 Two Handsome Houses and payable on demand. may apply. 9 p. m. IX. feet, alley In rear. 1330,1332 and 1334 E st. northwest, STATIONER, FOR PHILADELPHIA. on Ninth street. MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL POINTS IN THE Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8 a. m.,12:45and5:4t I Up steals ah odor— 75x145 FEET on I street, near Twentieth street, Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards' Blank Book Maker, Engraver, Litho- UNITED STATES. p. m. A boarding-house at, paved alley in rear. Hotels. ap 21-3m Negotiate Railroad, Municipal Loans, and Mort- I\ ADIHTIOS ON SUNDAY. Savoring of fraud, 20x125 FEET on K street, near " Circle." grapher, Money to Loan gages. Leave for New York at 9 p. m. and Philadelphia Or something like that; Buy and Sell Government Securities and ether at 5:40 p. m. LOT on Third street west side, near H street, 21x86 Park and Pony Phaetons CARD PLATE PRINTER, TYPE PRINTING, BINDING, in sums of from $1,000 to $10,000 on real estate, Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on Commission. Pay the to the rooms of the Hotel the proprietors have at Sleeping cars for New York on 9 p. m. train only, m Not altogether subtle, feet. highest prices for City Scrip. their control some of the most Through ticketB to Philadelphia,New York, or Bos- 1 and all classes of STATIONERY made to order. mh 10-tf Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold But feculent and flat. TWO LOTS on L Btreet, one corner lot. AT THE STABLES OF ton can be had at the Station Office at all hours of Up speaks a boarder: BLANKS OP ALL KINDS as cheap as any other on all the principal cities in this country and Europe. the day. 37,000'square feet on 21st, street, near N street. ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., House in the city. We especially invite accounts of merchants and Elegantly Furnished Apartments See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for " A Bure pop'd rat I" 20,000 " on M street, near 22d street. FOR S A L,E business men. Sight Drafts furnished to depositors schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis, I Up speaks another: 18,500 " on G street, near 21st street. 1330, 1332 and 1334 13 st. northwest, (Under National Metropolitan Bank,) without charge. oc 8-6m and the West. J. L. WILSON, g " Ab-normal cat 1" - 9,000 " on C street, near 21st street E. No. 613 Fifteenth Street, Master of Transportation 5,500 , " on N street, near 26th street. Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards' FREEDMAWS ' in Washington within reasonable reach. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. * t & •(• $ 30,600 " on T street, near Georgia ave. WASHINGTON. D. C. ap 7-4t GEO. S. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington, ap 30-tf Underneath the flooring 4,050 " on K Btreet, near 25th Btreet. Hotels. ap 21-3m A Beautiful Country Residence, THE ARLINGTON has all the ERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS There lay the Kit LOT on Third street, near I street, 20x100. N". M. A.C. Ï*. ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM WASHINGTON, Sayings and Trust Company, M BETWEEN On the silver platter WASHINGTON NAILOfl'S WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK THREE FINE LOTS on K btreet, near Sixteenth; In the neighborhood of Mr. Riggs1 and Mr. Wm. J. MODERN CONVENIENCES, Dead as any nit; cheap. Sibley's and the late Wm. H. Dundas' and Robert 1S07 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bat on kit's coffin STABLES, Hereafter the fine steamships E. C. KNIGHT, I CHEAP LOTS on Howard University grounds, NATIONAL METROPOLITAN Patterson's farms,, on the Bladensburg road. The JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CIT5T, will make A monogram was writ: and place «con tains 22 ACRES, fenced in, nearly all in (BANKING HOUSE OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,) the best trained servants in America, the most accom- CHEAP LOTS on easy terms on Meridian Hill, 1326 E st., opposite National Theater. Clover, with several hundred Fruit Trees. The im- regular weekly trips between New York, Alexandria, U. S. C. provements consist of plished French cooks; in a word the proprietors, Washington, and Georgetown, as follows : Which rather prov'd to wit: Leave New York from Pier 39, East river, every WITH PERFECT TITLE. Pays Six per Cent. Interest SATURDAY, at 4 p. m.; leave Georgetown every That th' old Si-ox Chief Put np in Gross and Quarter-Gross Boxes. A Large Frame House, T. ROESSLE & SON, FRIDAY, at 7 a. m., and Alexandria the same day at Had appropriated it! Particular attention paid to THREE-STORY FRAME, dwelling and storeroom, 40 feet square, and back building and cellar, in all 14 on deposits of Five Dollars or more. 12 m. on New York avenue, near Fourth, $5,000. INTEREST BEGINS first ofìsacli month, payable are determined to maintain the national reputation,of For information apply to R. P. A. DENHAM, m. BOARDING HORSES. rooms, with a large verandah facing South, and the The Aldington. no 26-tf Agent, office and wharf foot of High street, George- I Other little notions FINE THREE-STORY BRICK on Massachusetts ground immediately about is laid out as a flower gar- In July and January of each year. town, or at the corner of Seventeenth street and New avenue, near Tenth street, IB rooms, $11,000. Latest style CARRIAGES with responsible drivers. This Pen is being used by a majority of the BANKS den ; a cistern at the kitchen door in complete order; York avenue. Not so valuable by half, SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND PHAETONS and BUSINESS HOUSES of Washington, and is espe- corn crib, hen house, cow house, carriage house, and ISSUES CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. J. W. THOMPSON, Git up and disappear BEAUTIFUL DWELLING on Meridian Hill, cis- for hire. stabling for four horses, all in good order. There is tem. stable, fine yonng fruit trees, about an acre of cially adapted to Book-keeping. It will not corrode, also a small house with three rooms, suitable for ser- bearing six and four per cent, inte^st, available any- ap 9-tf President. Like wiunow-blown chaff; ground, $9,500. Large and Small OMNIBUSES for Picnics and Par- and will out-last any Pen made. It is made of the vants. Also, two. large never failing springs; over ties. where. Ellis' Musical Warerooms, f HAVE A NUMBER OF FINE FARMS Very funny, ain't- it f HORSES always for Sale and Exchange. best material, and great care is exercised in manu- one of them is built a small dairy house, through THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK on which th© water runs. The residence stands on quite ALL DEPOSITS payable on demand, with Interest L for sale, or will trade for city property, And It makes a fellow laugh Third street, near D street, $7,000. jan 7-tf s b facturing, each being a selected pen. I an eminence, and commands a very fine view of the 937 Pennsylvania ave«, near Tentli St., feb 25-tf R. M. HALL. To think the whole joke's saddled surrounding country, and the situation cannot be due. Sole Agents for the Celebrated FINE THREE-STORY BRICK on M street, near surpassed for healthfulness. BUSINESS ACCOUNTS, On the old grizzled Giraffe 1 Seventh, desirable, $12,000. MEDICAL. Special arrangements for HARDWARE, &c. Terms made known on application to bearing four per cent, interest. Chickering Pianos, IV. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE on Fonrth street, RICHARD B. MOHUN, near New York avenue, $3,200. BENSON'S Croquet, Croquet, Croquet I mh 17-tf Cor. 11th st. and Penna. avenue. Call or send for a copy of the rules. which have been awarded eighty-one first-classPRE - Always 'round bobbing, Everybody should have an Account in this Bank, MIUMS over all competitors. A written guarantee will A. R. SHEPHERD & BROS., Happy as a clam. FINE RESIDENCE AND LARGE GROUNDS on 100 sets just received. Prices, from $5 to $15 feb 11-tf accompany every Chickering Piano sold by us. Fawning like a shyster Pennsylvania avenue east, $14,000. Salalem Broth c. HTHOLDEN & CO., Also, Agents for No. 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, After Uncle Sam. THREE-STORY BRICK on I street, 8 rooms, near The Smith American Organ, Fifth, $3,500. FOB THE REAL ESTATE AGENTS, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Always on the look-out, the best now manufactured. jan 28-tf Have just received a large and elegant assortment ot Yet appearing calm, SMALL HOUSE AND LOT on Fourth street east, AT HOME, near K street, $400. 633 Louisiana Avenne, The Largest, Stool» Angling for ballots ' CURE OF ALL SKIN DISEASES, Ellis' Musical Warerooms, 'Mongst the sons of Ham, TWO SMALL HOUSES on F street south, and Offer for sale a large variety of HOUSES situated in CHANDELIERS, good lots, $600. WEDDING} But for the rights of niggers the most desirable locations in this District, as well as 93? Pennsylvania ave., near Tenth st., Caring not a damn. NEW FRAME HOUSE on Connecticut avenue, 6 some of the most PENDANTS, rooms, closets, $2,300. H ICK L I NG'S Reception, and Visiting Cards. Agency for the sale of v. NEW FRAME HOUSE on R street, near Nine- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Building market-houses teenth street, $2,500. THE FAMOUS WEBER PIANOS. BRACKETS, and For the public weal. Corner of Third street and Pennsyl- FARMS in Maryland and Virginia can he putchased i n es, Liquors THREE-STORY BRICK in I street, between PRAYER BOOKS of all sizes, and in every style cheap or exchanged for These Pianos are recognized as the leading Pianos Crawling on his belly Ninth and Tenth, $7,500. vania avenue. of the day by all the best artists. They are fully in- READING LIGHTS, To manifest his zeal. of binding. City Property. dorsed and exclusively used by M'lle Parepa Rosa, TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES on DefreeB street, ap 7-41 AND Miss Kellogg, Mill, Wehli, and others. Forgetful of the Scriptures, $2,500. NO CHARGE for Designs for College and Society IN GTLT, BRONZE, AND VERDE; Which read that ye shall deal Also, a large number of Also, SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS, which excel AND OTHERS, PERSONAL. Celebrations. All others iu beauty of tone and durability of work- Sure death toan y serpent manship. 1an 28-tf % LOW-PRICED HOUSES That crawls abont the heel; 2 LOTS on L street, near Nineteenth street. About Lithographing, Printing and Binding. IMPORTED HAVANA GIGARS, ALSO, And, if not mistaken. 2,000 square feet In each lot. PROVISIONS. Dn LEON, will he sold for a small cash advance. They furthermore reveal 2 LOTS on L street, near Eighteenth street. Abont Checks, Drafts, Charts, Maps, Letter-heads, Bill- Property insured in any of the FIKST-CLASS COMPA- FINE BRONZES AND FRENCH FANCY That hell is full of Si-ox Chiefs 2,700 square feet in each. heads, Certificates of Deposit, «fee., Engraved, Litho- NIES. oc 8-tf AT WHEATLEY & R0HRER Who thus defraud and steal. LOT on G street, near Twentieth, 20 ft. 6 In. front No. 711 I Street, between 7th and 8th. graphed, or Printed. POR CELAIN SHADES AND GLOBES. by 100 feet deep. Having completed their arrangements in the North, DR. LEON, FOR SALE. West, and South, are now in daily receipt of all the LOT on H, near Twentieth street, 45x145 feet, paved oc 29-tf The oldest established Specialist In the city. SH00MAKER & HERTZOG'S. WITH something of the same dainty grace alley on side and rear. CHOICE GRACES 0E BUTTER, VT ATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE IN8UB- with which a bull picks his way in a china shop, LOT .on I Btreet, near Twenty-Bret, 50 ft. 9 in. by W. LENOX TOWERS, 143 ft. 9H In. to thirty foot alley. DR. LEON * A Block of Ten Elegant Houses sich as Fresh New York Old State, and all the fine Xl ANCE COMPANY. does the gentle Jap wear a plug. Speedily Cures all Female Complaints. Bookseller, Stationer, Engraver, and Printer, for Bale on Eleventh street, between O and P, and on brands of Holl. Also, receiving daily fresh 50,000 feet of ground on Sixteenth street, on eiiBy very easy terms: a rare chance to buyers. These STONE QUARRIES. AN Irish paper concludes a biography of Robe- terms. mh 17-tf 929 Pennsylvania avenue. Houses are first-classdwellings , four stories in eleva- EGGS, APPLES, ONIONS, &o. spiere with the following sentence: "This DR. LEON tion, with pressed brick fronts, stone steps, iron fenc- National Temperance Depot ing, and terraced in front. They contain each J list received per steamer, extraordinary man left no children except his Thoroughly Cures all Female Irregularitie On hand and to arrive a large lot of Evans' Indian- For all Popular BOOKS out. at wholesale rates, by apolis brother, who was killed at the same time." the FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ELEVEN FINE ROOMS, DR. LEON 121 Pennsylvania avenue, with the adornment of modern improvement, the ad- "EXTRA SUGAR-CURED HAMS." " CAST IRON SINKS, " is the legend on the sign Far m s ap 21-tf Opposite Government Conservatory. Cures all Organic and Skin Diseases, denda of ranges, hot and cold water, bath rooms, &c. Appollinaris and Seltzer Waters, A call from the trade is respectfully solicited at of a Hartford plumber. " Well, who the devil 800 ACRES, fonr miles from Rockville and the rail- dec 3-6m These houses will be finished about tne 1st of January, their WHOLESALE HOUSE, SOUTHWEST CORNER SENECA QUARRIES! said it didn't ? " was the Inquiry of an inebriated road; 300 acres in -timber; large dwelling in good WANTED! proximo, and five of them will be sold on a credit of NINTH AND D STREETS. mh 24-3m* order, (twelve rooms,) brick kitchen, large brick nine years, with interest at 6 per cent. The location is man of sin, who read it over three or four times, CUNDUBANGO. 50,000 volumes New, Old and Hare Boots, to aid most desirable, being contiguous to important ave- 'of this year's FILLING, of excellent quality. stable, (wjll hold twenty horses,) barn, corn-house, Practical Reconstruction, by the nues, and also a large circle. Eleventh street is now 14/RKTROPOIIITAN MARKET, Cor. Sixth and chuckled when he thought he saw the joke. fonr tenement houses, and all necessary out build- FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, under contract to be fenced and parked. We sell all Goods at i'l and H streets. Messrs. S. T. Luckett & Co., ings ; fruit of all kinds in abundance; spring and Supply of Bark Assured; Prices Keduoei ap 21-tf 121 Pennsylvania avenue. The terms upon which we offer these houses will se- proprietors of the above centrally located and popular The Maryland Freestone N. and AN Arkansas landlord thus profanely adver- spring-house well-watered by streams,-all under market stand, have now in store an extensive and di- good ience; public school near by. Very cheap. cure a first-classresidenc e to the purchaser almost free versified assorttnent'of Produce, Canned Fruits, Veg- M. Company, vertlses his hotel in the local papers: "And SADDLES, HARNESS, &c. of expense after the firstpaymen t be made, as ordinary New York Wholesale Prices, etables, Butter, Eggs, &c., all of which are sold at very 70 ACRES on the Bladensburg road, near Hyatt.s- Bliss, Keene & Co's Fluid Extract rental would almost meet deferred payments, low prices, and delivered free of charge throughout Have on hand and saw to order Platforms, Steps, Joseph wept aloud, and he said unto his ville, under cultivation: small oak grove; good Cures Cancer, Scrofula, Syphilis, Rheumatism, Ul- no 19-tf C. H. HOLDEN & CO. the city. j 14-tf Window Caps and Sills, Door Sills, Ashler, Water brethren, 'I am Joseph; doth my father yet orchard; 200 grape vines in bearing; 1,000 new vines nu Table, Coping, Flagging, Trap Stuff, Curbing; also, cers, Skin Diseases, all Blood Diseases. and give the same discount as the different Sole Rough Blocks of all dimensions; good, sound Stone live?' And his brethren answered him, 'You and a variety of fruit: good house of six rooms; The best known Blood Purifier. Sold by all drug- barn, and other out buildings; all under good fence; gists. Price, $3 per bottle. Office, No. 60 Cedar St., FO ES_ALE. Agents in New Tork. DRUGGISTS. for Bridges, Railroad Work, WharveB, and all heavy bet; the old man is doing bully, for he boards at ice-houses full of ice.. Price, $7,000. New York. mh 23-t,f (Successor to Kneessi & Norflett,) masonry work; Rubble, suitable for Cellar Walls, Range Rubble Work,Churches, Warehouses,and other the Cosmopolitan.'" MANUFACTURER OP I* O LAR SOU A 300 ACRES of improved land in Prince George's OROBALSAMINE Elegant Residences heavy buildings, walls, and all jobs where strength county, three miles from Fort Foote; 710 acres in tim- HICKLING'S. and durability are required. A LADY, fond of reading Bui wer's works, went ber ; dwelling of eight rooms; servants house of four B At AND Office and Yard, corner K and Twenty-eighth LYONS' TOOTH TABLETS, SADDLES, HARNESS, AND TRUNKS, In the "CAPITOL BLOCK" of fourteen three-story into a book store a short time since, just as one rooms, and two large barns in good order; fruit of Houses on MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT, streets northwest. c. W, HAYDEN, all kinds. $30 per acre. Corner Penna. ave. and Third Btreet. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT je 11-tf Secretary. of the clerks had killed a large rat. " I wish to 200 ACRES one mile west of Brightwood. Will New stock of ENGLISH AND FRENCH PERFUM- EAST CAPITOL, BETWEEN SECOND AND see ' What Will He Do With It ?' " said she to trade for city property. ERIES, NO. 422 SEVENTH STREET, THIRD STREETS, Shoomaker & Hertzog, Milburns' Drug Store, AUCTIONEERS. a boy behind the counter. " Well, "said the boy, 570 ACRES situated on the Braddock road, eight At HICKLING'S. Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, FRENCH AND ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, now being erected, and to be ready for occupancy on- 531 Fifteenth St., opposite Treasury, JAMBS GUILD. JOHN LOCKIE. " if you'll step to the window, you will probably miles from Alexandria, two and one-half miles from WASHINGTON, D. C. November 1. Sole Importers, the depot of the Orange and Alexandria railroad; jan 14-tf' Comer Penna. ave. and Third street. These houses contain mh 31-tf see him sling it into the back lot." well watered; dwelling of ten rooms and cellar; over- The attention of the public is especially called to 1331 and 1333 E street, GUILD & LOCKIE, seer's house, fiverooms , and a tenement house; fruit, DB. GAEDNER, my elegant and extensive assortment of SIXTEEN ROOMS EACH, AT a revival meeting in. one of the interior &c. Price, $80 per acre, Formerly of Ricord Hospital, United States Army, ap 7-tf Near the Imperial Hotel. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, towns of Mississippi, the minister observed one 385 ACRES on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, can be consulted privately at hiB residence, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Ladies' Satch- WITH QAS, WATER, and all modern conveniences. eighteen miles from Washington and near the Center They are superior to, and can be sold cheaper, than PHARMACIST, 1014 Pennsylvania Avenne. of the congregation to be sound asleep. Shocked station, two miles from Laurel; 300 acres In cultlva 1002 Massachusetts Avenue, els, &c„ any of the same class in t.he city. at such a sight, the good man went up to the tion; balance in timber, oak, maple, &c.; fine spring Also. THREE PINE HOUSES on south A street, MOTHERS water and running streams* three dwellings, one between Tenth and Eleventh streets west. From his Of my own Manufacture, at Reasonable Prices. (same square,) now finished. 703 FIFTEENTH STREET, unconscious person, awoke him, and ask'cd him brick, nine rooms, cellar, hall, &c., lawn and shade; great success during thirty years' practice in his par- All of the above are peculiarly suited for Congress- We refer by permission to J. C. McGuire, J. W if he was a christian. " No," said the man, also, two frames, one six rooms, cellar, &c., one three ticular branch he warrants a cure. A large assortment of men, and two have already been'purchased by mem- G NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA. ^ rooms, &c.; good bearing apple orchard, 200 peach N. B. Upon the receipt of $ 10 medicines and advice bers of the House of Representatives. WASHINGTON, D. C. Thompson, Fred. B. McGuire, Thomas L. Hume, Ro- " I am an editor of a newspaper. " " Then, In trees, one acre of grapes. Can be sub-divided into sent by expresB. Particular attention paid to the in- Whips, Blankets, Sheets, and Ply Nets, For particulars apply to • bert H. Graham, Gen. Albert Pike, Dr. A. G. Mackey, discretions of youth. an 20-ly my 21-tf the name of God, let, us pray !" replied the de- three farms, divided into eight fields. Corn-house, Fine Harness A. GRANT, Dr. C. F. Stanbury, Hon. R. T. Merrick, Hon. N. P- voted minister, greatly astonished at such an stable, and other out buildings, saw and grist mills Architect and Builder, No.226 East Capitol,between A THE MOTHER'S MILK SUBSTITUTE ! O near by. Will trade for city property or a small farm pRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA- Second and Third streets east. my 21-tf Chipman, Hon. M. G. Emery, Dr. R. B. Donaldson, answer. near this city. TIONS at OLD DR. DARBY'S Private Dis- A specialty in Stock, and manufactured to order. Extensively used and recommended by JAPAN TEAS, &c. Fred. D. Stuart, Wm. Struthers, Philadelphia. lensary, 108 Foijr-and-a-Half strept, a few doors Our old firm for six successive years has taken the OR SALE—A CHEAP HOME. y the most Eminent Physicians. u All sales at our Auction House will be held inside. 5X ACRES of land, with a handsome cottage of South of Pennsylvania avenue. Separate rooms for Silver Medal for best Trunks, Harness, &c., on ex- F DRY GOODS. seven rooms, fruits, &c., seven miles from the city. Ladies. mar 19-tf hibition at Baltimore, Md. SIX NEW BRICK HOUSES, having six rooms, hall, Sold by Druggists and Fine Grocers. «Japan Tea Furniture Sales regular on Thursdays. $2,000. And as none but the most slallful workmen are veBtibule,front and buck yard, situated on New Hamp- E R Furniture, &c., taken on storage. feb 25-tf employed In every branch of my business, I can shire avenue, near Seventh street. Price, $2,500—$200 B. TV. HEED & SONS, 32% ACRES on Good Hope Hill, very cheap. PENSIONAT PETERS BELLEVILLE, guarantee satisfaction in every respect. cash, balance in small monfhly payments. AGENTS POR THE SOUTH, Choice Dress Goods. We have on hand a large supply of the best JAPAN I take this opportunity to return my thanks for the R. M. HALL, 1844 F STREET N. W, Washington, D. C. MASQUERADERS ATTENTION I ! SOME OF THE ABOVE HOUSES WILL BE patronage bestowed upon this establishment in the feb 25-tf Corner Seventh and F streets. Universal and International College. past, and would respectfully request from my old TEA ever brought to this city. (Several of our Orien- 25 pieces Black Grenadines, from 25 cents up. TRADED FOR LOTS. tal visitors pronounce this Tea to be the best they 25 " Mohairs, " 25 ' customers a continuance of their favors. TT*OR SALE—All of SQUARE 165, containing280,000 50 " Japanese Cloths, "20 " J? Industrial and Intellectual Educational Establish- Respeotfully, K. KNEESSI. feet; will sell for one-eighth cash, and balance INFANTS! have had since their arrival in this country.) We have also several chests of a good quality in 1, 40 " Japanese Silks, " 70 " SOME OF THE LOTS WILL BE TRADED ment for Young Ladies, Leinstrasse No. 7, Hanover, Trunks, Repaired, Covered, arid Lettered. on five years' time, at 7 per cent, interest, payable Indorsed fts " T^e best article yet offered'to the MR. HARRY DONEHUE, 50 " FigurediLlnons, " 25 " ap 7-4t profession as a and Ji fl>packages , which we are selling low. 10 " Black Silks, " 1.50 " FOR HOUSES, AND DIFFERENCE Germany. half yearly. Washington's popular and practical Costumer and with many other beautiful Dress Goods, at our usual PAID IN CASH. Apply to Theatrical Dresser, low prices. HI, TATLORI CO., DIRECTRESS—MADAME GIESE PETERS. R. W. DOWNMAN, To Malce Tea SOME FARMS WILL-BE TRADED FOR CITY CARRIAGES. Substitute for Mother's Milk, ap 21-tf No. 705 Center Market Space. The Institution bears the testimony of forty years' ap21-2t 412 Seventh street. 307 SEVENTH STREET, near Penna. avenue, PROPERTY. by 3. J. Hull, Attending Physician Nursery and is so simple and eaBy that many persons suppose it is standing and renown. Q ARRI AGES! CARRIAGES!! impossible to spoil good tea,. This. Is a mistake. pHEAP REAL ESTATE. Childs' Hospital, New York; ^»R^K!1 Pll Gentlemen wishing to attend Spring Goods. Spring Goods. Great care should be taken, and the following rule the Bookbinders' and Illinois Masquerade!, with Pupils met at the different European ports if de- CARRIAGES 111 TEN LOTS on Meridian Hill (50 feet front, 150 feet Wm. H. Maxwell, M. D., New Tork; A new and complete stock, embracing all the lead- strictly observed. The tea-pot, with the Tea in it, sired. deep) at only TEN CENTS per foot. One-fourth cash; J. Lewis Smith, M. D., Physician to Infants' Hospi- should be placed on the fire until it becomes well FINER COSTUMES ing styles for balance $15 per month. tal, New York j SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, For Particulars appi; as above, or at the office of On hand the largest assortment of First-class Car- A HOME can thus be had on easy terms. Sixteenth heated, then pour m fresh boiling water. Let it stand al r rSte9 than be had in ap 7-Sm street is now being extended and graded through this J. Fitz-Gerald O'Conor, M. D., New York; about four minutes. CanSy |S Washington. now opening at SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN, THE CAPITAL. riages ever offered in this city. fine property. Will take part in trade if desired. K. S. Dunster, M. D., Infants' Hospital, Randall'B WILLIAM E. TUCKER'S, R. St. HALL, Island; feh 4-ff 307 SEVENTH STREET, Merchant Tailor and dealer In Gent's Furnishings, AND LONG CREDITS WILL EE GIVEN IN Pony Phaetons, feb 25-tf Real Estate Broker. R. XV. REED & SONS, »-ir near Pennsylvania avenue. ap 21-2t 467 Penna. ave., bet. i)4 and 6th stB. Dr. D. G. Monod, Professor of the Faculty of Medi- MOST CASES. F, FREUN D, of every descripton, on hand. m>R SALE—"THE CEDARS," beautifully situated Fine Family Grocers, VOI HSi: &. MIDDLETON, cine at-the Academy of Paris. 1814 F Btreet northwest. JEWELRY. ROBERT H. CRAHASI, p on the Heights of Georgetown; grounds contain Send for Memorial on the Nutrition of Infants, by (Late with First National Bank,) Caterer and ponf^etioiiei*, about three acres. Will sell one or two Lots fronting Teas of China and Japan, Coffees, Chocolates, Henri Nestle, Chemist. Furnished gratis. Bromas, Cocoa, &c., Ac. 1 W A TP mr 0 WE CALL PARTICULAR AT- New Repository and Factory 410,414, Eighth street, the new road. The Union Railway will pass the mh 17-tf Real Estate and Insurance, Agents, \\ AlljllliO. tentlon to our unusually large place. For terms apply to 1101 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, between D and E streets. Under National Metropolitan Bank. stock of VERY SUPERIOR WATCHES of our own Repairing promptly attended to. R. W. DOWNMAN, I U1XDERS AJSID TONTRACTORS.CTS' DIRECT IMPORTATION, which we offer, we be- m o ^w ap 21-2t 412 Seventh street. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ap 14-4t C OJ5 E. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. lieve, at LOWER PRICES than the Bame Goods are OR SALE—A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE The Cape Ann Granite Company sold for anywhere in this country. 1833. ESTABLISHED- 1833. Orders left at the Gas-light Ofllce, No. 413 Tenth st. Is the Season to Bay and Sell, F • ON New York avenue, near Fourteenth street. We offer to the public the following Fire Insurance M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Jewelers., All modern Improvements. This is a desirable prop- at 711 First street; or at 110 Bridge street, George- Having established an Agency In this city, are Dre- Companies: HOME, New York: PHCENIX. Brooklyn; THE FINEST SfOPE AND LARGEST STOCK JOHN McDERMOTT, & BROS erty at a fair price. R. M. HALL, town, will be promptly filled. mar 19-tf PHCENIX, Hartford; FIREMAN'S, New York; Noära ap 21-3ti. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. CO A CH MAKERS A ND CARRIAGE DEALERS, feb 25-tf Corner Seventh and F streets. CUT GRANTTi' UlliPll US Wndfof AMERICAN, Philadelphia; ANCE a, Cincinnati; M% 0RK TKOPOLITAN, Washington. jan il-tt No. 310 Pennsylvania ATenne, Vi .. i,T, Which maybe required bv C. BROOKS, S0UT5 Of PHILADELPHIA. Near Third street, OR RENT—A FURNISHED FOUR-STORY JAMES H. McGILL, 1 1 K e want F BRICK DWELLING, containing twelve rooms, Architects Builders, or Contractors, at tie lowest ap 7-tf WASHINGTON, ». C. bath rooms, and all the modern improvements, on D market rates. We have constantly ¿n hand ¿S OKEPHERD RUII.DING.—Architectural, Practical Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, | Carriages and Harness received on Storage and Sold assortment of Granite Curbing" Belgian Pav™™ On Our Books all kinds of Property. Street, near Four-ind-a-Half street. $125 ner month. ARCHITECT Blocks Window Sills Caps, Door sX, stept wato kJ> Engineering, Mechanical, Artlstical, Field-work 522 TENTH STREET, near F. Gas Fitting and Plumb- on Commission. CarriageNs ~Repaired , RATIONA. M. HALLL, CAPITOL LIFE INSUR- F of every description, and Superintendence of Public ing in all its branches promptly attended to.Ga s Fix- : n63® F Street, near Seventh, Table, Base Courses, Coping &c ' ANCE COMPANY. • JelMf "" ' " feb 25-tf 1 and Seventh street. anatWy - • , JAS n. tF. aildlRUSSELn L & CO Agents Private Building E Rs conducte 0FFIEE d by W. 8. WEST, Archi- ture«. Charges moderate. j»n 21-tf apl3=4t s ft E ®imh> 1m7 iyv «iBetween &N . Y, ave, fifteentand Welclser'»h St., . FEMTF ' ' ^PEWWYTANIAAVEMFT

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