Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1870, Page 4

dl _EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &e. Katicnal Preater—*Top” and the capital bur- lesque of “Kenilworth. Wall's Opera House—Janauscbek in “ Macy Steart Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. w's Gallery of Oil Paintings, 1236 Penn- sylvania avenue. ‘action im eertain quarters, Fellows’ Hall, on 7th street, tto John H. Surratt to deliver bis lecture in, after Lineoln Hall and the Ma- seuie Temple bad been refused to him, the ac- then of the agent who rented the hall wasset aside by the Odd Fellows’ building committee, whe, atter due consideration of the matter yes- Serday afternoon. sent a note to Surratt that ‘the use of the hall could not be allowed him They received no answer, and this morning his advertisement appears in the Patriot, an- seuncing the lecture in that hall, but to pre- ¥ ite that it will not be ope ‘There is a report that a Catholic clergyman bere wrote a letter to Burratt dissuadtng him frem giving his lecture im this city at all. Serratt bad not arrived here up to noon to- day, baving been detained in Baltimore by the enue officers there, who arrested him last bt on a charge of selling tobacco two years Without a revenue license. in Maryland, as ted elsewhere. What he will do remains to be seen. ————___ ‘PRR ASROCIATION FoR THE IMPROVEMENT ‘The annual ting of this association was held last eve- wing in the Aldermen's chamber, City Hall, the president, Hon. Peter Parker, in the chair, and Simon Wolf. Esq., secretary. The secretary submitted his annual report, showing that the seciety commenced active operations for the winter of 1670 on Dec. 2, 186%, and closed them on the 7th day of April, 10. The gen- eral agent reports up to Feb. 1th (when they re- d relief from Capt. Bridges) as having ree ecived from Mayer Bowen for wood and bread, 9,067.25, donation of coke from Washington Gas Company. $92 donations from city = ‘. Total, $6,355. Expended for coke, drawing do.. $25; groceries and bread, wood, $1,165; sundry bill, $241.95. c*78. Messrs. Solomons, Tustin and Boyd having been appointed a committee to cers, reported the following, wo panimously elected President, Alex. Shepherd; vier presidents, M.G. Emery, J- tin, Salmon P. Chase, Geo. W. Biggs. W. W. Corcoran, Henry D. Cooke, William H. ©base and S.J. Bowen: treasurer, A. S. Solo- Simon Wolf. Mr. Shepherd. en taking the chair, paid a high compliment to the retiring president for bis efforts for the aid ef the poor of the District; and, on motion of Mr. Solomons, a vote of thanks was unani- moovsiy tendered their president for the last Maree years. Messrs. Shepherd, Woif and Chase were appointed « committee to look after the fands expected from the new market company, and to collect, if possible, the sum of $1.00 of last year's congressional appropriation ‘unex- pended. Messrs. Tustin, Clark and Chase were appointed @ committee to nominate ward di- Feetors, to report at the next meeting, and Messrs. Hart, Solomons and S. 8. Baker a eommittee to solicit voluntary concerts or other entertainments for the benefit of the poor. ‘Movers. Tustin, Clark and Chase were appornted & eommiites to revise the b ——— Vinee te tHe FInstT WaRrD—An Infant Burned to Death—Danatr of Leavina Children Alene in a House.—At 3.30 o'clock yesterday af terroon, a fre broke out in a frame building co wth street, near Boundary, occupied by a col, ered man named Wm. Scott, who was absent and had left two children in the hou: - fames spread rapid) maiog tne firemen. two men be pany No.1, after s + and on the arri ging to the Upi-- am went to the rewae eta Com Sto" . che children, ~sy.8 finally got out the -nfant about four months old, Was soon ascertained that escaped by the assistance of Charles Smith, « neighbor, who broke the door aw The Union engine had to take water from the ice pond on the common. no hydrant being near, which caused some delay in extin- guirhing the fire. Loss $200. Soon atter this fre was subdued another alarm was sounded from box 45, corner of luth and H, by oftcer Fleet, cansed by the burning of bed eiotbing in a house on H street. in the First Ward. occupied by Nellie Harris. a colored man. This fre was caused by children play- with matches. The fismes were soon #4 Of th- Pressed’ by the No. 1 engine, with a loss of | about $106 to the property. ° im CARSIVAL— Meeting of the Execuline Com A meeting of the executive committee, ed at the citizens’ meeting some time reference to the carnival proposed.to be held in February to celebrate the comp’ Bion of the wooden pavement on the Avenue, was beid last evening: present Mayor Emery nd Messrs. Shepherd, Thompson, Solomon, tapgton. Hall, Closs andothers. The head- Ts of the committee is in Shepherd's new jlding in the third story front room. George Gideon was chosen clerk to the committee various committees and sul-committess will be called together in a few days. The cbairman of committee on arrangements is J. W. Thowpsen; on finance, Wm. S. Hunt- ington; on invitation. A. S.' Solomon; on cor- respondence. Major Ben Perley Poore. on dec- eration and illnmination, Adolf Cluss, and on reception, K. M. Hall. A Rartnoap Tats Cavour ty Tee Act — Mcer Atebison, who is stationed at the rail- ‘oad depot, last night arrested a railread thief bad entered the sleeping car of the nine o'clock train, which was ut leaving for New York, and took two valises, and was making a tine down street with them. He was tak to the sevesth precinct station-house, where he was searched, and several keys suited for open- ing the deors of cars were to’ on him. witha package of papers. among which was a deed for some wild land ip owas, amd numerous railroad tickets, showing that his vocation has been rob- bery of passengers. He gave his name as Thos. Keiler. which is probably an alias, as it does — correspond with initials on his arm in india ink. At Fast Wask- vrch, last evening, the Sunday bristmas festival, under the Somerville, superintendent large tree, with presents for several Scripture characters were represented by young lady pupils. Some time was spent in singing, and a number or nts were handed out to the pupils. ¢ pastor Rev W.7.D. Clemm) was the recipient, 4 tew davs ago. of $70) trom the con gregation, for which be returned his thanks in a feeling inanner a Mr. reetion of * = Am Escaren Prisoner RRESTED.—This Morning, detective Tillman arrested Charles Andersen, one of the men who broke out of the Police Court cel! on Wednesday last. Tillman bas been on the track ever since lis escape. and finally traced bim to the railroad depot, and led bim just ashe was sbout leaving in the Anderton had been sentenced to 1 vine months, six months for assaulting a _— and three months for resisting the 01 icer. ° ‘TRE BOARD oF Potsce at its meeting yeater day. appointed |.. B. Cutler, an additional pri- vate todo duty at the {. reasury Depart- ment fortwelve months. Private John J. Hill was dismissed the force for intoxication. -john Delany, Bernard Hen7*. John Neenan, W. B. Mahoony, James Kane, |. Van Riswi were refused liquor licenses. Josiah V. Gra was appointed a private on the force, vice Joan Hill dismissed. — MorE Novartr.—The admirers ef the drama and m will greet with plrasare an- mouncement of the return of the charming a tress and vocalist, Mrs. Jas. A. Oates, with her Comic Upera Company. Their ement im Boston. which bas ‘sated for the past four weeks, was the most brilliant of the season. They ap- pear at s Opera House on Monday night ant giving a change of programme every night. ATERS.—Janauschek has a beneiit Opera House 'o-night. when she will pear im the great bistorieal play. Stuart.” A crowded may be expected.” ‘There is s good double bill at the National Theater co-night, fo: the beneiit of Mise Oli and the burlesy will be given. © HAVE DEEN SHOW™ 8 specimen of paint- on satin by Mrs. Flora King, of Lancaste: ady mow in her seventy-eighth jor one of her age, (or t im the art. Mrs. King nowing that she placed ne of America’s greatest generals—Genera! W. T. Sherman. —Fitch & Fox have EK. . Feal estate broker. story amd basement brick resic 'B course of erection by Joseph Readies m L street. between 20th and 2Ist stree or General Charles Themar, for $15,500. ieeonems Teer for the benefit of the poor children ef St. Aloysius Parish, will be continued at the rehool bovse on ist street west, on Saturday, » Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. ° r, v Sate oF « Kusrpey: _ Ls the new three- dence Fra to LocaTios C#axerp Acarw—J A. §o will leetare at Carusi’s Hall tonight, instead of Odd Fellow’s Hal!. * —_—_—___ GRAND CONCERT and exhibition et Calvary Chapel this evening. Paice’ jewelry store, on the Avenue receives mew styles to-day. of wax works | | ' | | or July, m the same year, Opt orition of his tamily. She denies that there were reports in cure m within her know!- edge that the said Smith wasalive seme months alter ber m: t avers that his (plaintiff's) family started the suggestion that he might be alive, and as there was no cer- tain proof of his death, however strong a pre- sumption of his death the circumstances justi- * at the plaintiff's cep peed — i ing the money to pay counse] an mses, wn ged by bis f ly she made application for « divorce from She denies any knowle: that Smith war alive at the time of her riage with Wannall, por did be intimate his be- lvef that she badsuch knowledge, but on th- contrary treated him with affection and respect until bis desertion, as his own letters (filed iu caure 1.358) show. sum DENIES THAT THE WANNALL DIVORCE CASE. THE OTHER SIDE HEARD FRO Hrs. Wannall's Answer te her Husband's ANegations. Her Statements as to her Three Mar- riages and Three Divorce Cases. iB WENT TO NEW YORK - Fs WITH SMITE a . tags at any time. She admits that under the nam ty ry ol Ati jrown she marr! mith, and fur Affection Built mme rearon of Smith's and not known to her be (S.) caused the bans to be published in that bame, as she is informed that they bad been published, and the first know! she had of the misstatement was when she called for the marriage certificate at the church, for at the time of the ceremony she was by reason of her youth and the character of the occasion tow much excited to notice the proceeding with care. She positively denies that by the advice of her mother or any other person she was MARRIED TO SMITH A SECOND TIME by the name of Lettie H. Shelton, but avers in day or twoshe called upon the priest who ed, Rev. Father Waiter, for a certiticate 18 attention being called te the mistake fe rectified it om the parish books. She denies ut terly that the plaintiff has been “ most grossly wickedly deceived and imposed” upon, or that she has been guilty of duplicity towards h m, or that her story was false, if he mean= what was said concerning her former marriag. ana the supposed death of Smith. On the con- tary, she says the plaintiff had full knowledge, before his marriage, of allfhe tacts cur- cumstances of the former marriage and Smith's supposed deal, as appears DY BIS LET‘EX To HER MOTHER Teading as fullows:—* Washingten, D. C., Dec 2sth, 1806—Dear madam: For me to address you aletter may seem somewbat surprising, and may look to you somewhat presumptuous on my part, but when I give it my whole attention, and after deliberate thinking, I feel it my duty make some advance toward you, and in as Pleasant a way as possible endeavor to bring about an agreeable and lasting acquaintance My Wite ere this has told you who and t I am, has also spoken of my relatives, -in @ slight degree, given yon an insigh! inte the family of which I standa mem! Madam, I am not a person who carries two fuces wherewith to play the deceiver and hypo grite. No; to speak pla trath is my motto. Therefore, what my wite has told you concern- ing my relatives is true. I would not contra- dict so that I might screen them from those accusations. They have treated Lettie as she telis you, and to me they have talked in any other but a pleasant way concerning her. Now. geald you know what effect it has upon me? nen On the 28th of October last, an artiele ap- peared in Taz Star under the head of “Thrice Married,” in which it was stated that one James C. Smith, @ soldier, married in this city @ girl calling herself Nettie Brown, on the 6th or January, (S864; that Smith returned with nis Tegiment to New York, and the girl, who.e maiden pame was Sheldon, after going to New York to see him, retarned here, appearing as a widow, that one Charles P. Wannall, Jr., be- came acquainted with her, wi with her to Baltimore, and was married to her by Rev. Thomas Barrow, ot that city, on the Sist of August, 1566, he giving his place of residence as Richmond, and she hers as Baltimore. In January, 1867, she filed @ bill fer a divorcefrom mith, which was granted, and in November ‘ollowing the decree was made. In August, ints, while she was absent trom the city, Wannall filed a bill for a divorce, in which he charged that he had been deceived, and although she had asserted that Smith was dead, there were reports that he was living, and she had fall knowledge of his being alive at the time she married him. She an- swered this bill denying his allegations, and Messrs. J. H. Bradley avd R. £. Morsell, ap peared as her counsel. Wanuall failed tw od- tain a decree of divoree, and left the city on a wild bunt for the identical Smith the first husband, and after a fruitless search of nearly two years, returned here worn out in October li when he accidentally enucountered the cal individual he was looking for—James 0. Smith,firet husband of Mrs. Wannall—who greet- ed bim with the remark “So you're the rogeter who married my wife are you.” Wannall on the the 24th of October, by Messrs. Norris and Norris, fied a new bill. On Wednes« (28th inst.) Mrs. Wannall’s answer to Wannall’s bill was sworn to by the respondent, and filled by Mr. J. H. Bravley, Jr. ‘MES. WANNALL'S ANSWER. She avers and charges that the plaintiff, after a brief sojourn in this District, where he filed this suit, returned to St. Louis, where he had been and is # permanent resident, to his employ- ment as night clerk in the Olive-street Hotel, and she is advised that he is not entitled to main- tain his suit for divorce upon his own showing, and because he keeps beyond the jurisdiction of the court to avoid and defeat its process. She avers and charges that she is the lawful wife of etiti ', and calls for the production of the certificate in his possession. She a be lived with the plaintiff as his wife, D jas absent from the city about one month in 1468, with his know! aad consent, but denies that it was ia January; that she was twice absent frem him in 186%, a8 will appear by the proceedings and depositions and exhibits ia cause 1358 on the Equity side of the court, and once rn inv, “BOD she wept with his consant to BBRE 18 MY DECLARATION ! A gentleman who learns to distinguish a good character from @ bad one ina female and has associated himself for such a long period as I did with Lettie, who had early opportunities of ascertaining, and during that period never wit- neased the most trivial offense that would cause me to censider her beneath tlie respect due any honorable and virtuous girl, would you or could you? Suppose that I, who claim the title of gentleman, could but otherwise learn to trust and give to her my whole confidence ’ No, if I wasto have bern victimized, Lettie would not have been victimized; Lettie would not have actea in auch a frank and open way, clearly proving that” was WORTHY OF AN HONEST Love. Madam, you may have some fears that all these idle pratings might have some effect ‘upon me; I would not cage 4 40 low as to allow them to pass through my mind. I was © £0 “Nouse my own destiny long before marrinze: ihese slanders New Brunswick, New Jersey. Lave not dust come +” Say hearing. Liew them all THB FIRST MAB?! ,68 NOT CONSUMMATED. long since. Neither was She admits "Lat before her marriage she stated to pie"atitt that she bad been to an offi- cer im the U. S. volunteer military service, named James ©. Smith, and that be was dead; and she avers and so charges that the said Smith, after he married her—she being then only in her 14th year—never cohabited with ber, because sbe was induced by the persuasions of persons whom she then thought were ber friends, and without due retiection and the con- rent of her parents to enter into said marriage, and after the ceremony was performed she w: seriously alarmed oy its solemnity, and net ha ing for bim the love and affection necessary to happiness in that state, that she refused to live with him as his wife; that Smith nevertheless came frequently to her parents’ house, and treated her with the greatest violence and bru- taliiy, being enraged because she would not co- babit with him, and that he beat ber and threatened to take her life, and finally left this city, and, as she understood, went to the city of New York; that some time in the mouth of June LETTIR'S FORMER MAKRIAGE UNKNOWN TO ME. ‘She told me of the facts long eince and proved it also by placing in my hands her marri certificate, nor was these all that had been told me and other things too numerous to eoumer- Did that show any disposition to deceive 2 No! Who but an honest, upright and vir- {uous woman would have pursued that course and laid before an uninformed person these facts. She told me all; and then it was at my discretion whether or no I would encourage the feeling hich had already taken possession of me. "Twas from that moment I determined to make her my own if possiblc— LET THE WORLD 8AY WHAT IT wovrn. I seon began to know how galling and painful were these false accusations to her and also from day to day gain more and more provt of their utter falsit;. Oh, God! Madam if there is any- thing to bring about a surer or more rapid death toa virtuous woman ‘tis ‘‘slander.”” 08! BLACK MOUTH-PRICE OF DESTINY! Those who dabble in it and reta‘l it -enerously; ob! ye know not the misery accor panying such gene Pardou if my emotion causes too d utterance of senti- ment, but really whenever I think of the many SMITH UNDER TRE ADVICE oF | HER MOTHER, and she then determined that uer duty required her te recognize tne marriage, they being Catholics, and at Smith's mother's house she had an interview with him,in which he wae violent and abusive, cursing and swearing, and that he seized her and THEEW HER DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS, that she slept that night with Smith’s mo! aud, after remaining a day or two sick, she leit and’ took refuge with some relatives then in ew York, and in day or two returned home. nd charges that atter that intervie she never saw or heard from the said Smith, by letter or by word of mouth, up to this day; and that she ascertained that during the winter of "ts and "64 he enlisted in the navy, andhad been +H MARRIED triais through which Lettie has gone it stirs up the very inmost soul, end causes often very lain talk on ty part. Dear madam, in this ‘THE OFINION OF THE “OUTSIDE WORLD” in regard to my taking upon myself the re=pon- sibilities of a wife. Yes, let them sey what iucy will, relatives and ali, before I would learn to look upon Lettie m any other light than one ot & true and virtuous wife, I would pray Gou! ‘ere the thought should ever cro-s my mind, that he might take me away from her and consign me at eternal darkness, where a just punish- ment could be metedoutto me. A few words more ere I wear out your patience. 1 must ask draited into one of the steamships commonly of yous ‘don. 1 acknowledge that eur pro. krown as iron-ciads, and had sailed for some | Cecdingsin marrying so secretly were not, dics. southern station, and later in 1364 she wasin- | gether right—our raotives were pure and inten- formed that fone of the best kind; "tis something which has TRE SHIP IN WHICH HE BAD SAILED WAS | taken place, theretore cannot be changed; then cannot I beg the favor that I will not be looked upon with leasure; but that you will pardon the offense. Cannot we always look upon you as the same ‘‘father and mother” as of yore? And why not let an intimacyexist which will always stand and in course of time BUILD UP & LINK OF AFFECTION which shall never break. Uh! can we not hope for this And will not Mrs. Shalloo call and see me,so that an intimacy can be brought about. I would very much like to have itso, for there is nothing 50 becomes a family as peace and tranquility therein, love, honor and respect SUNK in the Pensacola harbor with ail on board. That she had no means to pursue inqairies, having to support herself by her own personal labor and was ignorant of any mode by which positive intelligence could be obtained, and if any such there was she prays leave to refer to the testimony of C. W. Perkins, = personal triend of plaintiff, taken in cause 1355 and also to certificates of the War and Navy depart- ments. That said Smith's family was in sym- = ith him and never having heard from iD SHE PULLY LELIEVED HIM TO RE DEAD, for all. Dear Madam, hoping my mission will and if be be living she soaeeees the petitioner | be kindly considered, and our estrangement to bring proof of it. Of all these facts the peti- | win] not be of a long’ duration, 1 humbly ask toner was well advised before their marriage, and in consequence of this kno and lest there should be, by any possibility, @ mistake, she reiused to marry the petitioner for some time, although she confesses she was and stili is strongly attached to him. Their marriage was delayed and their intercourse ceased until be, professing he was satisfied as to the fact ot Smith's death, stating that he had written to New York for his information, she yielded to his importunities and the promptings of her own Tinission to subscribe myself yours most at- Inetenatety, Cnas. P. WANNALL, JR. HOW SHE WAS TREATED ON HER RETURN FROM INDIANA. She further charges that before she started on her return journey from Indiana with her child the wreteto bimto meet her ai the railroad station which he failed to do, but carried that letter with others to her mother, and deman ted that she should retarn the letter above sect out, ueart and married him, and has ever been which she refused to do; that he became very an j ar DBYCTED AND FAITHFUL WIFE nd by threats of arrest, &c.,endeavored to to him. She denies havin, Liten her into subinission; that on the same ever deceived him | and went to her tm thought, word or deed, and avers that he acted on bis own judgment entirely. She says she knew not what his age was, and that she was but about 19 years old when she married bim, Uelieves that he married without the night she reaebed the city mother’s, end the day following she went to where he was employed, but lie refased to receive her, and told her go home. She asked to what home, (for she understood he had sold out her home,) and he replied to her mother’s, and he took a back and rode with her and her child to her " two days writ tor his first suit of divorce was served on her. She char; that bis attempt to obtain from bi mother the letter above referred to was a design to secure it for the purposes of the suit, consent of his father or relatives: and she avers as not con- and charges that because she 4 to be socially his equal, jans and she a Roman iolent opposition on their part to their marriage, which bas produced for her great sorrow, and estranged ber husband, an him against his better nature to desert the de- fendamt and their little child wh: they were | ani to deprive her of his own testimony, made absent with his consent visiting a relative for | in writing four months atter his marriage, and a change of air and seeking health, and to c) confir by his life with her as an affectionate up thei b and carry off all the furniture and clothing, together with her sewing machine, most if net allof which articles were acquired by ber through ber own labor; that said sewing machine, with which she obtained a living, she bought with her own earnings; that BE CAST HER OFF and their innocent child, unaided by him, to struggle againet poverty, obloquy and the cruel pron of bis rejatives and the suspicions of the world. She avers that im consequence of the hostility of bis relatives, and as she now believes with the deliberate purpose to injure her and excite ber husband fog gee oped her, and to give « sembiasce of truth to slander husband for nearly two years, to her purity, integrity aud fidelity to him and their chil!; and of the proof that before his marriage he Knew fully all the circumstonces attending her for- mer marriage, and the reasons why they were satis- fed, “’ THE SAID SMITH WAS DEAD. She denies all persona! knowledge of Smith having been in this city, and requires strict proof. She further says that when ‘annall in- stituted his former suit she knew not what evi- dence he had that Smith was alive, other than that which he produced, but he then did aver and swear “‘he was informed and believed and e promote ween ies. ‘That she believes such was the effect, for she lived lovingly with her husband and on visit, or for the purpose of instituting these pro- deserted ceedings. She further states she is in- a period of et 7m mon! formed, believes and expects to that prior the filing of to the tiling of his present petition, he connived even — of improper at the preparation of by plaintift, part A FALSE AND GROSSLY INSULTING LIBEL ‘ived her husband she had | upon the itioner, and for its sag mera iat ahs REE whieh shpeared on the next the tiling THE AWFUL CRIME OF FIGAMY, of the bill, the o! of ‘was to defame subjected berself to an infamous puvishment, | her character and her upto public contempt bastardized her child, and forever ruined and | andecorn, and Cyclone og oe upon blasted her own character, hitherto never re. | the merits of the suit; that of the said proached, and would bring down b! alone helpless ‘further states perents shame and sorrow. She bth dine fdr dtr moma 9 ineor- reetly at the the instance ume of the _SVELGEE ERs Essieste : i their marriage. bow GEORGETOWN. Tux FUNERAL OF CoLonat James GLEaso: who died on Tuesday night last, tcok afternoon, at2 o'clock, from his Green street. Hiram’Lodge, F. A. A. M., of which he was member, were out in a body, and the remains were interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. Srvck im 1 —— from Ne: pert, but is notin sight of Alexandria yet, and when last heard from was only @ short distance above Aquia Creek ALEXANDRIA EXAMINATION ov Taacuers.—The egie | Superintendent of Public Schools was en; from 9to 3% o’clock yesterday in examin ng teachers who wish to be employed in the public sehools; about twenty of whom presented them- relves. He granted, to-day licenses to the fol- \ovtag pores viz: Theodore H. Finckti m. RK. Bos! in, A. M., ‘hdy, M. A. Castleman, Sophia Allen, J. M. Fisher, Sallie Yates, Mary J. Walsh. Lizzie Allen Olive, Virginia E. Clark- Phebe Littlefield, A. V. K. Shay, Kate ton. Stoutenburg, Florence Ht. Thomas, white, and Matild: Teresa Jones, Carrie A. Claggett, colored. Ick.—A large force of laborers and nearly ali the carts in the city were employed yesterday in eutiing and hauling ice from the canal, Many Of the ice houses will be filled with the ice of late freeze, and the prospect for @ cheap and abundant sudply next Summer is encouraging INCENDIARY ATTEMPTS.—The alarm of fire Tuesday night was caused by an incen fiary at- tempt to burn the row of brick batldings on Pitt street, near the corner of Prince, the prop- erty ef John A. Dixon. Scppsw Deata.—Mr. James Whal-y, the depotagent at Guiltord Station. W. & OR. R died snddenly Tuesday morning.—Alecandria Gaselte, itch, and Alice ©. A. Madden, L. Ware, and Carrie CITY ITEMS. — Skatine Coats. Skating Coats. Skating Coats. All sizes and prices. Hance Br corner 7th and D. o AT Kepverp Prices._Fine Single and Double Breasted Black Frock Coats. tine Black Doeskin and Beaver Cassimere Pants, tine Black Cloth Vests, at A. Staves’ Popnlar Clothing 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and lith streets. Rope INITIAL BUTTONS, Oroide Plated Opera Chains, French Jet Sets, Fine Rubber Sets, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. 12,30 ~ A Usryvt Onristwas Pansent is a Sewing Machine. This vou can obtain on easy termsat the Agency, C. Bava’s Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. Terms to suit the pur- chaser. a Lapies’ GARMENTS at one dollar each. Ve dp assortment of Brackets. Immense stoci of elry and eg: Heegrm for the Holidays. Also, large stock of icy Brackets at one dol- lareach, at Joun WaLtac 11,29,1; 359 Pennsylvania avenue, ee ice Hawriue has all kinds of thermometers. Pent acti Pera tn Georgetown Advertisements, FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK, GEORGETOWN, D O., Dec. 24, 1370. e Trustees of this Bank ‘have declared’ divi- dend of three (3) percent, payable to the Stock. holders on and after the S0th instant. w. _desorott sf Patriot. NEw GOUDS FOB THE HOLIDAYS! BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 BRIDGE STREET, @EOKGETOWN, D. 0. Has for sale agreat many ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS, such as Roman Scaris, Neck Ribbors, Glovei Col monnaies, Need|s Boot a Alpaca Umbrellas, Bl Gent's Linen Bandkerchiets, Winter Dreas Goods marked down to very, very low prices, Blne Black Velveteens, rior Black Silks, eS Lin Geers 'N DOLLAR STORE is receiving a ¥ large and superior atock of Jet and Fancy Je elry. Mtatnottes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chromce, Pictare Frames, Clocks, Watches, and Plated Ware for the holidays. Wonderfal oa for $1. No. 73 Bich street. J. 0. NICHOL nol6-2m FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT, UNFURNIEHED—Two chambers WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. RR RENT—Three 4 KTED—A WOMAN to cook, end eee Saas F se wor re . WELLING: mastic front. ten rms W \ POCrETS nd @SALDON PABLOB, single or eu st: : : Grecery Corker Ghand oeerte mente gas Re | | 931i street NW dew’ bet and cold water in bath ee 1106 Ish street. between ooeaal WAP TED- Two or three furnished BOOM> for NT—Two_ plant FORNISHRD | oe” inqureisos lai mrect, Bo fort bousckeeping, with use of kitchen. Addrems convenient fo the I ica aceincmninenionminiaesie . Box 492 Post (ice. wtating ocalicy and tere. > | Rent Pripting efice. Apt SOR BALE-LOT sntheat cores Ith and Bi, it S09 Betrect. a first VANT who «so wast red. dogo 3t* by MW feet to paved W foot alley Improvement ANTED—Imm-d W ‘eae Four story Brick’ Dwelling, with brick, stable. on ing BOOMS on ned, ¥ ard iron” Meferences req conve | corper at with fruits WwW sath ly Wgagiee of Por lee Ghee ees ee a Vee BRICK HOUSES wi'carcd we the southwest cuoterte! fe MOOME re cae Re ik Boeke . @ Dining room and qf Grecte. Kbese Adcress 540 6h atrest, Ue NOOF Me saloon. Address” M."A e .” Star Office, TRD—Bxperieuced GIRLS 1 “0 ‘ K HOUS : ‘For pekicte at DOUGLASS. Gos" oh street, eae enous Tos ry i Get 2 tenant wh «| aan 'D WOMAN to do cook. | mort R RENT—HOUSES at the follows eat aw | Teh'et op) His FSiats ay age 82. ost, gan get ween 9h an JOR BENT—One three sto . | month. good 4 ee ocas tf ‘Bis Fon etrnot na, viween F and G streets. Reat $30 per um Unc hoor room FRAME HOUSE, Macachuset: avenue Rent $1250 per month Avply wh © JUBNSON, 715 Asch rect. bet G an - dems, particulars apply to LATT- BSE for an old tady in feeble ak ctionmers Borate th; good references required. Also. A aes" sith a beautitelsy ote Penna arenue and 1th to do housework. Apply at 520 | of eight rooms; god out-build 4 =. . «i street. between B and F streets. e302 | be Davy a) bridge, nen a Soo kee 1734 bee ‘ = WOMAN, | tecity, Terme easy. Call at 13 astrest. | IF “street northwest, V Sees re pogo | geen | corner N street. dos ‘Two BRICK HOUSES on Turner street, between housework. ‘Te one coming well recommenaed. the FOB rent Sth and Wen, ond Q northwest. plabest z : wag aid. A white woman pre | nae neces ined a BRICK HOUSE on V street, between ith ana (erred. t S26 tN. Wwe «five room HOUSES, New Jersey avenue. be 3 street, “PPT & mses Be WS Ber | geen one wee aioe BRICK HOUSE on 9th street, between Pana — D, two five roc SES, @ street, be ree W DOMPRTENT GPEBATOR with | oth'ond sah S15 ane eas treet: Between * BRICK HOUSE, in GRANT'S BOW, on 2 a Wheeler & Wilson or Weed Machine a° 62 2th and 2th (Ladies ew) 9h st opp. Parent Ufice. ’ tol Bill. ¢ BRICK HOUSE on T street. between 12th ana SE on D street. betwoon Now 2 roome; large deze" | 7th street, between Q stre ANTED-—By a luis w SITUATION to ow by the day or werk. Can cut and fit all kinds of Ww igo ea, 812 $11 and $¥ 4 room Hgn=re, @12, $11 and $1 « se CHARLES =. 8! sch by work. Apply No. 300, 3d te, : tKEVE. resin deas.gtt ee nenes. | 40ne 1125 7th, between L and M streets. re improvements and new ANTED—A WOMAN. white or colored, with | [OR RENT—Teo very pleasant furnished Front Te THOMPSON, Anctioncer, ead ref-rencer. to dy eenicral Nowacwork. | Bernd Back BOOMS: with good Boar S| meee Oe. SEDITION, Section, is. “Apply at SOL Tih etre! | modecate. street, pear 1th SOK RENT—Ogatortably forniehed PARLOR in the de29-3t Foe BERT_USFCuNISHED BOOMS Fos gers nae ry Bing at ween H andl for bousekeoping, gas aud water provement. end ic = beantifal sitwetion: south se and Beor lath st. front. in the First Ward: corner Sith and U stresta: ermal apply without written ree Ro. 3003. oc 86 dt pendations, dez9-20* 610 Louisiana avenue, between 6h ESE", Brat NERAL INTELLIGEN a pony cotmmentions FS RENT-A treet between G and B HOUSE, with all the and ern, in TT 7 wed om the corner of of EMPLOYMENT and those in ced of roliabic | FOR, KENT—A neatly ao = : 0UM. gas. 24 story, im Tamils tern and particulars iaguire at 457 Pennsylvania, wc ae Cooks, Chambermaide and Walters, | g3_Atthe northwest corner thand B. dea) "| avenue, eae. x a = SOR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUR SALE—A desirable DOUBLE BOOSE, iB WASTED A WHRELWRIGAT or BL A ing: ome on Ist and two on rooms, all modern improvements. heat location: year wih the privilege of five. ‘The shop bas been | 8 sud 7th aes = sl EE an en, established past six years, with a good ran with @ small F FSR BEST Hover welve rooms, Latrobe, &e : all in goed order. 21x14 feet, three windows and balcony capital to esta’ . 210 end the other $6 per month. S@4 K st eidletenant.” Inguireo! H.M. WE CHARLES PARKER. fronting the Park deo Gand 9th stree else te Bladensburg, Marytaut. | [POR RENT—A sia room HOUSE, water in pari F°OE BENT—A fue COUNT GY SBaT. im ta VW ANTED—At Durante Restwurant.» fret class situated on Lith street. between Oan4 P. Bent view of the city, strromndea with trees, orcb COOK and DINING ROOM WAITER @25 it | $18 per month. Apply to 1106 L street, betw ard, grapes, Ac. Beh? reasomabl- TANTBD—By two German womenconeceitwa, | UtMand sth erecta eer ber) e™ rear BALL & BOSS; Hoa! Retare Grokers, W aire WEE NUBSE tin othnas CEs O@ RENT—On 15h wirect, near kh. very P.- Corner 7th end B streste, SERVANT, are willing to go kK able BRLOK DWELUIB: crm. THO ét Gall modern conven: 3_E. WAGGAMAN, 919 7th st.. opposite PO ro ALE OF EXCHANGE, 000 AORES OF LAND tn Macon connty, i. in the country * MES MATHEWS. Star office. de2s AN!‘ ED TO LET—Comfortable ROOMS. ( V ir ea. ~ — * it; ished.) with BOABD: or Part of the lious, T_Teo nicely FURNISHED ROOMS. 8G oon scree fe Oneroing come hy. Brot ans four oF five roome, more or lass, with priv cond for BARRE GENISHED grazing lnnde, and covered with Sigur 4 arlor. en unful ear! : or withow . Terme ver the : treet. es coma: ck 602, corner of 6th and Dists de20-% 7 Secs ye ae WANTED—& scitied WOMAN, (white or VOR BENT- A oa ree UNFURNISH ca ED KOOM, for housekeeping, on second Moor: water and cas. a swall family will be rented ored.) who thorcugyly understands her busi £ Lng Tape cheap, $05 D street, between th and 9th dezd ir” nese, to cook, wasl io the general | we work down stairs, for # jJamily. Firat- e be paid tire satisfaction is RE. given, but not otherwise Apply at 1219 Vermont | J GE,, at nue. between M and N streets, near 14th. de2s-tf | yop, ges in every room, and WA4NTED-a GIBL to do nursing and chamb:r- | at No. 1100 12th street. work. Apply st No. 23 Ist street east. d24-6 ~ ‘Ok BENT—At 1307 K WASTED AGENTS to canvass for the Finkle streets, opposit & Lyon Sewing Machine, with Baden's Pateat | ting and other Beit Stop andS. M. Starter. Apply at the Agency, | front. 916 Pepnsylvania avenue. de2)-im™ NTED—To poy a prod HOUSE, worth Six room south front, No three story 1209 L street, near south vide SSS BUSINESS CHANCES, | For BALE—A flue BAY HORSE and a new set of HARNESS and top Germantown * WILLARD S Be ree F street. Could eqn ee reins store. THOS. ‘a — paid onde tarntol iets pent to ceiee | dees 610 7th street, opporite Post OMice : short dletance from the city. Address box 423.City FOR BENT Three BOOMS. unfurnished, suit. | One er two new French-root BOUSES on «th : . ‘able for airret be exchanged for twajots, 2 feet front ousek ceping: location Sth street, 0} Apply No itt site City Hall. Bent very low WV ANTED—EVEBY ONE to KNOW, the | Ww = Binger's Bow. | 4 ty Bal ms eee 3 nvel, ‘ong time given for the d* Jcrence in amouLL company’s Office for th sale of ‘enpeylvania avenue, between “ fog Mach bessisat 717, Market pace. Bookstore. end 7 Building maid wanted. FSS, REST, three vere, plearant, Unfurnished is MARE gud BUGGY aod S,on tho Bret for hoderkerp ng ; e pm gy | bl ed asonable.” One | mare. Also. one five-year old bay HORSE ommended. Apply at No. 419 20th strect, between | Treasury and Pennsylvania avenue. Etreet,14t4 | works anywhere Gand B. Sola as the geutioman has between Ith and Iéth, ded) 3t = eines Threetory HOUSE. Preand | nomtf no further use for ANTED—Permanently,« small HOUSE. Vv ors rooms and hall, north of Pennsylvania avenue, Brick front, No. 494 H street, wear Sth, N.W.. | gio gee Stables, Now eit Ad en south of N street, and between 7th and lith streets, | Containing 8 rocms and hall: gas throughout the a1 é Address*Office, 613 Mth street.” | —— water in et eda ee. HICAGO AND ST. LOUIS PBOPEBTY VW ANTED_NEW and CAST-OFF CLOTHING, | "dct St" Boot and Sline Store, 906 ° . VOLVERS. fey So forehich cock willbe paidec: | PCO BFAT—Thre UNFURNIS 1 ofter $40,000 of Sc., for which cash 'will be paid, at ‘8 Ecan Ofice, 1294 Pa, aveni cl? 3m with ater apd gas | streets N _K. FULTON Tnguir ‘tween 12th and 13th sts. v VITIZENS AND VISITORS OALL AND SEE those WHITE SHIRTS for one dollar each st PRINCE'S Lean Office Bales Boom, 1006 Penneyi- FIRST CLASS PROPERTY n the above cities for real estate in Washingten, mproved or unimproved, if well located BM. HALL. EAL ESTATE BROKER, corner 7th and streets. Fos 5458, CHEAP oa “Brewster & Baldwin A muanicating — FRE d. with use of kit des © Fe. RENT—Two BOOMS. well furni 418 io bet ja aven ANTED—A GIBL to do the housework for a wmall family of adults. Must come well recom. mended. A yay the Agency of the Singer Sewing Machine, 3£4 Sth street, near Pesna.ave. aus tr | UMS. S19 Ith de2s st att Tw Li rnished or unfurnished, street, between H and I streets. WO FURNISHED ROC LOB and CHAMBED been ont of the shop only three mont ANDR J TRUTTING WAGON. weighs pynnds, bee ne: ured bu ». dial ectine. — ——— latele 3 iD 7) | S29 7th s reet, between H aud I streets, near « —— —_ Ati! PAID FOR LADIES. GENTS AND | @ GENTS WANTED—The NATIONAL CAPi | or ILDREN'S. CAST OFF” Cuotuing, | A Tou LiFe INSURANCE COMPANT 1107 | ofl . pa $3,000 ee EERE Sore FOR S. SHOES, etc..st L-GBABWOHL'S.173 | Pennsylvania avenue, Hon. MG. Emory President, | ESOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNere ‘'2s\ UU) Saum. pars per month will Bridyo street, Georgetown, Note by mail from | will ee EMPLOYMENT as Special Agents ond NISHED ROOMS, wit without BOARD at | tocasand dollats diflerenee. and pay Georgetown iH ded to. _oede-ly_ | Bolieftore to gentlomen of good address. in Waah- | Wo. 359 (old Rv.) K sirest.ome dour vat of tuth | the Ie: warcuay 2 00. ‘HER UNDE OPENED A sHog | ington and Georgecrn. APE bee | stree act aes oie : BAZAAB in FRY'S NEW BUILDING. Mo 76 | _ rs a — Location OB SALE and 7™ Bridge street. Georgetown. D. C.. where be ANTED—All those who vains their hi wo apd both | > it xeon band a general assortment of the finest work now that the best“ONE DOLLAR SPRO- | jines of ch Apply 731 ‘One word second-hand HACK. Inquire! of all kinds inthe District of Columbia, at the lowest | TACLE” in the country is accurately suited zo treet, between G ienerth ded we at 1201 4% street dene cash prices eyeright by H.H. HEMPL! © Optician, corner Sets = Se | EES Also. an experienced to conduct, cut | Qe street sud Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for ther. a eet ene ahs CS cbs a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY gnd eupersine the hich shall Le | mometers of all kinds. sel aptly stented op cnane Seer, colabes Feu nALE— idelity. Tearnostly solicit an early call for the examina- stock. tion of my de 9 Im BOARDING. BoSERING Aa elegantly tarnished FRONT t BOOM tor for $60 per mo: PABLOR for re OARDING—Plessant FURNISHED BOOMS, ‘With or wi BOARD, at 725 12th street. N W. TABLE BOARDERS accommodated. de28 3t LARGS FRONT ROOM, 2d floor, very desira ith Board. in private fainily, ree 374 moderate rent. WANTED_CoLTs BEVOLVEGS—All_ the “1 sizes, D streets. N Apply in dreg etore,corner 2 and HEMPLES'S Opticinn Stor, st W.. on premises. dezs oe to COR RENT ae ue HOUSES. G10 care. consequence of selling out $55. $45. $30, $20. $l: Store Oth 2a. | one wishing 9 in such « = 3 v sis. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, by te W CJ 0HNSOR, LOST AND FOUND. “de27-it __ 519 Teh street, opposite Post UME». | co gk of5th and Lata or ¥ S i st. bet Gand OST—On Monday night, 25th inst « Binck Ala. | FO BENT $15 oF F._ Store, Cellar ant Stable For Rent. id Bac OVER BKIBT. The finder will be suits: | FRAME HOUSE. No. 1337 Sth | TRERTZ THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAM 5 ed by the saine at the . c “ s = to Baath . oe Drug Stor *acti a” | ony Aine Scan BOyLE Se co de 10 Fo YER "OE City Lots. Geo tt OBR SALE TWO FINE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES ‘OST—On Sunday night, December 25, in 4 cars. or pear Trinity Church, an Ey PRAYER BOOK, with a lady'epame o: ; Finder will oblige by notifying the lady, at No. Stl 2st street NW. bid F street pt On 46 street, east side. bie, 521 12th street, east side, near, Fstrect | @D5 LEWARD— Lost, trom Baggase Wagon. Between Louisiana avenue ani © street cere. Terms moderate. _de-t_ | the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock, © LONG BLAUK Bese — Pleasant Second-story FRONT BUNK Sontelaing legis * |» Marked on end ‘These honses are now occupied as residen os and BOOM, well furnished. suitable for two gentle- G. Kellogg, U. 8. N." The above reward will |" offices. and are ver: desirable. * Waters The ROUM and BOARD for to. | Sit ead an ies renee Oy cata ees pamace | oP 7 : oF two. to ite recovery. by callin ret. i dens. st" p avenuc, between 4% and 6th streets, -de3) 3 E. K. WILSO: T We Ficey FURNIZGRD south troat BOOMS, | [OST POCKET BOOK containing papers of no 511 SEVENTH STREET. 15 and 80, ¢ ting B L. value to any one but the owner, i 8 the very convenient location Dear two lines of street cers. 467 H street, north- went. deid-tf VARD—In Georgetown, within one square of Botnet care cte comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without soard, in a private family. References ©: ed. Apply 94 Gay street. near Congress . VABDING.—Ni de i2-tf i eatly furnished ROOMS, with first-class TABLE erate rates, on applicat BOARD. may be had at ition, at 919 New York nue. between 9th and 10th streets EWLY-FURNISAED BOOMS FOR RENT, with or without Board, at 307 B strest,(be- tween 3d 4th,) convenient to departments tol. de? im™ ITH PIAST CLASS BOARD, WITH. PLEASANT sms i Peay ee nc aS + cor. ‘avenue location and accessibie. —_mh28-ly B* FAHNESTOCK’S iT OB STOLE! Monday, December 261! = ger < | remptly attended to ‘wight RED OO repo cn the OB BENT— Une of those new. fret clas BRIOK | | Dreast. A suitable reward will given! So. 1SOV, cabiainina obath cecine wat. weter.ater. by leaving if at Bo. 313 B street morth Se | Mo. svcd, bethrorn, tack sed front yard, wend Snel SS Se St | ghedy Ae. “Apply at 1303 Tatrert, or at 93 Higa | OST—A WHITESETTER SLUT with treet, Georgrtow sere | B'bites! at” VEBMIFUGE. Why is it that so many children die under the age of five years? That a large proportion of children die under that age, haslong been a subject of re mark, and without a satisfactory cause ascertained itis certain. Also, itisknown that worms exist in the humar system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents especially mothers,.who are mere constaatly with their children, cannot be teo observing of the first symptoms of worms; for so surely as they exist, can SAFELY AND CERTAINLY removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by the timely use of BS. A. FAHNESTOCH’S VERMIFUGE. It is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury, ise PUBELY VEGETABLE COMRBOSITION, may be with the UTMOST SAFB- $f T0'caitpaam or aie 4une zs poasine alate than of Se Tiocaas, ir ebort leass Of life i moarly's en 8. fy Heboawtock’s jermifuge continues to grow ip mot ren NT ce require you q yg Bln Lg that hes been so FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1999, saridiah to have an imitation foresd' Spon thee SCHWABTE @ HASLETT, FORMERLY B. A. FABNESTOOK’S BON & 00., SOLE PROPRIETORS, jawiy PITTSSURG. Pa QuoRT OF THX vis. 0 8 Ratt Georgians Chureb Divorce. James Oburch. § M0. 233, Eq. Dooket 10. Mr. A.G. Biddle, iT tered herein before: firet Fale day occurring Torty days after thie or: Saget Sena By ae ong ree éo7-¥3w 7» Aniatant Ulerk, Ag) Sane S ae oe, eae eo, Sos means of selt-cu Py HORTEST A’ EST ery und, Fredevicksbure (Sanday end7 fice, 609 m. 5 ‘Pernsylvenia avenu Opposite Post Office. Salesand Exchanges of Beal Estate effected, Loans | | Negotiated; Houses for rentand rent collected. dez7 {OR BENT Pleasant BOOMS on Int and 31 floors ithor without BOASD. at s00 1 strect. tween Sth and 9th. OB BENT—Small FURN strect, between H and 1 Furniture at bargain. Apply 5: Rail suitable reward will De paid if left OLEARY'’S auction store. de2y 3t Ei BELT BUCKLE. above reward will be paid iflett at 208 Pennsylvania avenue e295" {OUND—A email sun of MONEY. The owner F poe obtein it by ingutriog at No. L121 New | Jersey avenue, between L street and New York aye- | ind paying for this advertisement. de29- Revolvers. Pistol Street. befromn 6th liver colored spots and en: Ol EEKT—Finc HOUUE ama ae RDS, 6. prBED defective, “A suitable Maret lormeriy occupied © F deme tm" Betworn ad 401 8th. corner D street ext U8 Hie HOUSE diiccess SOLD , on Sandi Houses will be rented low to az DS —Tmpors Mn iticatrect car No 6k STORE vn Penney ivan MOCKING BIRDS, m FOOD, BIBD CAGES, & 440 Hx, between ath and Sth, ES —Biacksmith and — sa ing 30 rooms; good mvenae THOSE. WAG aes 519 ith «1. -o Barn and Stabling sod orker outhaiidings: well water in yard; cn the Aviington turnpike. three juarters mile from end of Long Bridge. Vt yas a keepsake. The confer a favor and be suitably re | worded by returning it to the Navy Paymaster's u1- fice, corner 15th et. and New Yorkav. de23-3:" AKEN UP ASTBAY—On instant, o the 25h small red horned COW and CALF. The, owner is requested to come forward, prove! it fers ond, at uM ie. AY Property. pay charges, ond coke them oat. JOHNSON, Bo. 495 Peunayivania avenue, west CK DRUSCOL, beta’ OR yeas tf de 28-30" Vor. 9th and Boundary. oo 2 a | = —— —-4 ‘OB BENT—A pares. BRICK Pe nd P G, &e. IMER & OLEABY, Auctionsere 923 ParBeTing. )923 | Frecant NEWLE FURNISIED PARLORS REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 234 — ome (BT. | E and CHAMBERS for rent at 620 I street, three MACNICHOL’S squares from Post O@ce.- hors wate Wood ald | re W. MAVENNER « 09., oy 8 j = NISHED ROOMS, parlor | | Fo: BENT—Two FUBN' SHED ROOMS. perio) | BEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, one | square from War De; ent—No. 174d a | Mo. 643 LOUISIANA AVERUB, THIRD DOUS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, ieee PAINTING, GILDING) en Zi . ee ata SRONZING, MARBLING SE PAINTING. | Yania avenue. SIGN PA’ AMG Plate and Decorative. | FS, two-story pressed brick front — BAST OF 7TH STREET. re |. good workmanship and prompt at- 101 },on T street, between 12th and 13th tention to business. | gireeta, BM. W: water and gas, bath-room, closets, —— oe Suse Uircavisnb's audsarox. Ws.are constantly for == 993 DSrecer. _ | ABBE? Builders. cor.oth et, and M York nventment ta aa 4 posers Ob FORTS RIPUAERD, PUOMPLGMRIE "Goon FaFen at'Tai LoWiasY Bat axe pSUIOT Avenve, Po aoe R0S Dee, SR RUG ICES te 35.900 TO LOAN FOR 3 TEARS. et on ledisnn ereuue, It hes ee ee ow H * to loan for one year, in amounts to suit steoborrowers TS me Inquire 129 D sscamaaidheteer ~F> ae C.. * °F * sous, sro, a WOOD AND OOAL. ofall of wood sad marble La —- m4 te I have a five a sg ee if ESTABLISHED 1841, oy Fine A Bane aL {Wovss.ce lh Best cuattty OAK and PINE WOOD. . AVE. , om - “1 PADDLE MY OWN CANOE.” A ion yard geist Sea ar ees Soo: onne-tt (Rep) Coal and Weed Merchant, 406 Sil bath rooms; water cloect in the house and eH ReRi ad ‘cosa | Ere tae eee Beri eet sce of same, fel-ly . Xow Pukoma"° 406 te. AT REVUCED KATES, Ficus: Pe BEAVY ube re y cHoror. | Shea" ‘Sew FEED of all kings, VERY LOW RATES. nos-tf W. M. GALT & 00.