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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

A curious commentary on the present action
in Congress on the Mormon problem Is found in
the successful cotemporaneous efforts Of the
missionaries Of that church ut preselyting in the
eastern States They are actively at work in
nearly every direction, and have been holding
what might be called quite q revival on Long
Island. They are gaining converts daily, and
not entirely from the lower strata of society
either; and what Is stl n,ore singular Is the fact
that, In spite OF the hard blows that are being
dealt ut polygany by both Church and State just
now. a majority of the recruits are from the
female SEX Are the women more credulous
than the men, or do they all want to "see the
folly of it, as the girl said about getting mar
rfed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

In debate on District affairs in the Senate
the other day, two or three Of the Senators ex-
pressed the opinion that the growth and pros
Perity Of Washington could be assured 30 well
in no other way as by making the immense
water-power of the Potomac available This
Is the idea we have endeavored to urge more
than once What we need OF all things Is to
create business here, so that our entire popula-
ton shall not be entirely dependent for support
upon the Governmental machine. Unless we
do have some independent business and emplov-
ment beyond that furnished by the Goyernment.
the city of Washington has very nearly reached
It's growth, as the amount Of Governmental busi-
ness is not likely to increase very materially for
many years, unless We should have another large
lar, (Which Is luxury the country will hardly
indulge in merely for the benefit of Washing
TONI or unless we should go into the annexation
business on a scale to bring in q score or more
OF States But Uncle Sam is not annexing 50
much as he was, and il viii probably be 80 very
far in the future before we take in Canada and
South America that the present generation of
Washington business men will hardly count
much upon the chickens to be Matched from
these unlaid eggs.
That the water-power Of the Potomac now
running to waste at our doors will be utilized
before many years there can be no doubt. The
to exc out their water supply by expensive pur-
chases Of lake lands, hundreds of miles away
from their mills, and il is as certain as any,
thing can be that a superb water-power like
ours, at the head OF Underwater nayiga-
ton, and adjacent to the District cities and
Alexandria, only forty miles from Baltimore.
and on the line of direct canal commu-
nlcation with the best coal for manufac-
turing purposes in the country, and last, but
not least, many hundreds Of miles nearer the
cotton supply than the mills Of the North; il is.
we say. as certain as anything can be that this
magnificent water-power, with its unriyalled
advantages Of position, will before long be
brought into use. But cannot we accelerate
the desired consummation? Instead of wait
ing for northern capitalists to take the thing in
hand, let us develop our own Spragues, Browns,
Hills, and Bateses- Our citizens have shown
the ability to subscribe a million or two of dol
lars for an International Exposition. The same
amount put into manufacturing enterprises
would create means of permanent prosperity
for the District Of Columbia; and we would sug-
gest that If the Exposition enterprise should be
mpped in the bud through the failure of Con-
gress To give proper charter, that the money
subscribed for it, or An equivalent subscription.
be devoted to the noble work Of starting a line
OF factories on the Potomac. Any dozen, or
score, or fifty, or hundred gentlemen who will
undertake this work, may count on an honora-
bic Immortality as the creators of self-respect-
ing, independent existence for the people of
Washington.
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The next levee Of President Grant win be
given on Thursday, the oath inst, between the
hours of and 10 p. m.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the hours
of and p. m.
Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards
for receptions for February 18th and 18th, ut 8
p. m No. Madison Place.
The receptions Of the Speaker Of the House
of Representatives viii be at his residence, 4os
Fifteenth street, from to IL O'Clock ON each
Friday evening Of the season.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions will be held every
wednesday Of the season, between the hours Of
2and 5 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

sd. p" is after the House Mormon bill with
a sharp stick. He says:
1t Is the cid Indian game PLAYED over
Troops are to be sent out to enforce the proyi-
slons OF the law, and war gotten up, with its
heavy expenditure, to further enrich what the
rascals propose to steal. Small odds to them
that such conflict involves a destruction of our
railways, loss OF life, and an increased indebted
ness and heavier burdens of taxations, for all
this puts money in their pockets.
am told that the greater part OF this high
moral bill Is from the pen Of q man whose pTi-
not member of the House, only q member of
the lobby, and, while attacking polygamy in
Utah, Is noted at home for having two families
one legitimate and in the city; the other on the
fair shores of the lake where the woodbine
twineth;' A lovely commentary this makes on
this high moral mani"
Who Is the man? ID. p. should name names.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

The premium on gold continues to decline,
and ON saturday the price Of the precious metal
vas Quoted at 1Isx In Wall street, which is the
lowest since the days Of Bull Run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

AN EYE TO T2-Ex-Senator Hendricks is on
little tour down South. 1t is of course strictly
private business visit. but he has nevertheless
been persuaded occasionallyto express his opln-
ions in public on ''the questions of the day."
Governor Hoffman and the other aspirants will
please take notice.
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The business man who cuts down his adyertis-
ing because times are dull may be fairly likened
to miller who would tear away his dam in
summer time because the water is low and
scarce. dull season is really the time to ad-
yertise heaviest.
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DR0PosALs FOR FRESH BEEF

OIFIcE ACTING CoMNIssARY OF SURsIsrENcE.l
MAsHiEGros ARSENAL ID. G., Feb. q, lS7O.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. with a copy of
this yertisement attached will be received hy tn
undersigned until u clock m, March Is, lx7O
for supplying FRESH BEEF o. the troops az this
post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of good mark etable
quality, In equal proportions OF and hind quar-
ters neck, shanks, and kidney tallow o. be exclu
ded and TO be delivered AZ this post free Of cost in
such quantity may be from time to time required
and on such days as the Comm udiag Officer shall
designate, not exceeding four times per week. :
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef 20 be
fourth yertebra Joint and the breast trimmed down
he shanks of fore quarters shall be cut of from
three TO four inches above the knee Joint. and Of
hind quarters from six to eight inches above tbs
gambrel or hook joint.
In all cases il the meat is not satisfactory pur-
chases IN The open market will be made at the ex-
pense OF the contractor.
The proposals will also state NJ what price per
pound choice cuts will be furnished for sales TO OH
GERS.
The contract to be in force six months or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct
commencing April LIST, $50. and subject TO the an
prevail Of the Commanding General of the Depart
ment of Virginia.
The contractor will be required 10 enter into bonds
Tor the sum Of ono Thousand dollars, signed By two
responsible sureties, whose names must be men
toned in the bids.
Proposals must be distinctly indorsed Proposals
for fresh Beef, and addressed to the undersigned.
The right Is reserved TO reject any all bids not
the interest OF the United States.
Other conditions, requirements payments &c .
made known on application 10 the undersigned
FRANK III. PHIPPS,
LIST Lieut.. of Ord,
1eZl-f Byt. Capt. U. ;. a, 4. G. ).
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From Philip & Solomons we have Harper's b.
sGr fo- March ).
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
b. BRYAN, Pres. J. A. RUFF, Treas
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Open daily from $50 a m. TO ,. m, and on SAT
UkDAf EVENING. from 6;3e 10 80 D. m. jas-ly
TAY COOKE e CO.,
b NIX e RS,
Buy and sell ct current market rates
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS promptly exc
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS furnished.
il 3-tf
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BOARDING.

TWO GENrLEnEN Or GENvLEMAN
and pie..sns ron Tor forss doiisrs per month n
sir.t street n. W. Z street. cars pss. very
near fesl n
FUkHIsHEp ROOMS fvR ekNT--wnh or
An. Without Board, ct No. as Penn.ylvania ave
s wee .'-' d. Boarding at the same place. o. s'f
EIRsI-CLASs BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
!. ,nannvNK NOUNS, 10 be lad on reasonable rms.
~ 1901, corner Pennsy Nv ana avenue and lsl N o.
asnori Walk from most Of the public ofhces. iys-d
SEvERAL EXCELLENT ROOMS roR RENT.
~ at No 9 ~ street, with BOARD. ecnd
WOOD AND COAL.
&C o0D NV VS."
Wishing to ele-eor my winter stock. will sell
LlkENS VALLEY. per ton, 22p lbs-.-....... q 10 %
PKhSIVN kkp Ash.---....-.--.-. -
WHITE As Il. egg and stove sizes-......... %
w. w. '1'"As' JOHN b. LORD,
fe7 I'm corner 9Th and G streets.
WOOD AND COAL.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
In order TO close cut our present heavy stock Of
WOOD and COAL. we have this day reduced our
Iykens Valley per ton Of |, 80 lo.-.-.-ss@
White Ash - .--... $50
Pine Mood per ccrd..-...--..--....--.......- go
Hickory Wood per o ord.--........... 500
iaaa-im Gstreet Wharf. " ashinston. DO.
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TTHHss sHo ggdE5o B q TnE WHITE

n~fHE RROPRIETORS OF THE WHITE
uS HURST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
1919 Pa. ave., bet ~ and 9Th sts., win DO work
for nothing for any person who will BRING then.
from any quarter. specimens OF better n ,rk than
they can produce, Of any size, styie Rain or c,i
ore fro@ gem or card to life SIZE. whether from life
Q. from old dasoerreotypes or other old pictures
Facilities uDsurrassed. II
n~sOCIABLE.-THEN NEW YORK RRPuR-
U3 LICAN ASSOCIATION viii hid q SOfjG-
AgS on WEDNESDAY EVENING, tie ID inst,
Ms%Sers Of Tie AsJbciatian will be reouirsd to
shov their Msn,herahp Certificates at the door, In
vited guests will please show their invitations
Inyitations can Be had By members only, By apply
street; d. B. Searfe, Adiutant Generals Once; r.
g. Hemey, second Auditor Once; w. A. Bartlett,
Government Printing Office; q. B. Davis, Land or.
fee, and j. H. Patrick, Pension Once
A M. CLAPP, President
J. RI. PATRICK, Secretary. fe2i-st
NJ WASHINGTON. D. c., FEB. Is, 1870.
We. the undersigned, agree 20 close our
BANkING HOUSES on the I'd inst, Washingtons
Paper maturing that day should be provided for
JAY COOKE CO.,
MIDDLETON CO.,
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER 4 Co.
CHAS BRkDiEY. Cashier.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier
D. L. EATON, Actuary,
RIGGS Il CO.
e.,o. y; A. RUFF. Treasurer,
feS-8 WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
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LOST AND FOUND.

osTaLast sMat.TSay; freW BElghtwood to or u
paid for the recovery Of the same by A. PELLE-
TIER, at VIM. Cooks, Corp'n Atty, + St. fell IT
CD REWARD.-Lost or stolen, on Tuesday, the
DS 18th inst, BLACK C0W, with turned IN
horns, white spot in her forehead and white spot on
her sr1 back ELIZA HOWARD, ~
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Sunday. 10Th inst.
- large RED and WHITE COW, with u pecn-
liarly shaped head. suitable reward will be paid
tween ii and 1. fe2l-3t.
coo REwARD.-If the Onyx Seal Ring, Ame-
Studs, taken from the house southwest corner of NJ
and 10th streets. about two weeks ago. returned
to the counter Of The Evening Star office, the above
reward will be paid and no questions asked. fe2l lw
CAME T. the premises Of the subscriber, on the
~ evening OF the 2Oth inst , a small BAY PONEY,
blszed face. The owner is requested to come for
away 30. G , MsGH hsfx.s LONG y snsu
Sin. KEwARD,Lost, Thursday, the Eth inst,
PURSE, containing about $50. The above reward
Will be given If returned to room No. 80, Arlington
+ OsT-A lady's WATCH and CHAIN The
at the Capitol, about u O'Clock ON FRIDAY The
PTSperiy, to M!:. FERNANDO Wool, eornsr q" Of
18th and streets. fe l92t-
I OsT-On the afternoon of the 18th inst, a bunch
will be paid Il left at the Star ONCE fe Is e''
G. = REWARD-Lost, on the evening of February
SC 10th, q small black and tan TERRIER, an
swering to- the name of Chopper; had on when lost,
rcd collar with two small brars bells attached
kRAfFT'S Bakery, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street. f. IS-4tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STOCK, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES ORA
~ Liquor Store, located in Of the best business
portions Of South Washington. Rent BIO per month
Reason for selling, a European tour. Apply Star
Office. fe 2l-3tr
A BONUS OFF SIS AND q PER CENT INTER
"A est will be given for the of thousand dol
lars for year with satisfactory security of real
estate. Address A. II. H., Star Office. feI3- 2t
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sDHH HIGHHsf CASH PAID ron IADTIa,.
= 0en0' and Children Cegt-oN OlofhinS. 6ooS..
between q aaA y. Any order through nh pronstis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-02-21

COFFEE.
TWELVE BAGS OR ONE TON OF RIO, inst
received. They are CHOICE GOODS, and would
be cheap at 2S cents; but being positfv. cash pv,
chase, in these hard times" we are able to offer
them at the cery low price Of Is octs or "a pounds
for dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-18

"Now, Oh Lord, l know my sin! And
though my heart Is broken, II is purified"
And SO ends the story Of the fools
farm" SO closes It with moral. Let
not the opprcssor be too confident. The
changes Of New Englnnd's April arc not
so great as the changes Of mans estate ;
and they who exult, in cruel self.rcllance,
over the unfortunate and unhappy, may
take their place tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESs

DASSENGEK 3IlNAINb4 W LID nun
by tho following schedule on and amer De-
cembGr bth, 1862 Wheeling time
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Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, WhoOpinG;;
Coughs, HOarscneSS, Influenza, and
Diseases of tho Throat, Lungs, &c'
The best known Remedy for all Pull
mOnRry Complaints. Contains no
SpirituouS Ingredient, and may DO
used In all cases with the Utmost
Confidence.
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CAPITAL, S15o.ooo.



q. ". FfanzhVim, J. N. Vance,
]. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis C. StIfcl,
This company now having been organized i've
years, and In that time done successful business
Is still prepared to take risks. at fair rates on
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnuiActur.
Ing Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CafgOOS on tho Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company Offers superior Inducements to Farm
Crs. whereby they can be insured Oh Dwellings,
Furniture, IJarns and contents for ) or yeAEs Ut
reduced rates. This being State Company with
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
Aud surplus Of any company In tho State; and
COMPOSED Of some niuOty.IOur stockholders, most
Of whom arc among our best business men, re-
cOnlmends Itself TO tho favorable consideration
Of tho lnsuring public and solIcits their patron
age. Applications for insurance will DO prompt.
u attended to At their ONCE, No. ~ Monroe St.,
or Ut their several ngGnces throughout the State
SAMl MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDRL, Vice President.
q. n. COES, Scc'y.
u, c. DICK, Asst SCcy. IObl9
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CHARACTERIZATION.
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A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
LenOra, Michigan.
Il. Z. SELLERS: Dear SirssI have
used DIR. Sellers sEImperial Cough
Syrup'' considerably for the last year
and believe 1t 10 be the best article Of
the kind in use, and fully equal to Its
recommendation.
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INSURANCE..

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DlCHARD 7. GARRErTs0N, AUOTIoNERR-AUCTIOs
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naps and particulars q WthANe, 6AkDe GARRETT
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DOARD wANTED-AT SHARON SPRINGS OR SARA.
ID toga in family hotel boarding house, for two adults
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particulars A. 34 West Fourteenth street, New York
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