Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1872, Page 4

The Pollard-Lyon Slander Ca se. ‘To-day, in the Circuit Court, (Judge } daeAr- .E Lyon—action for slander in havi ng used Bleue ote Cher In bed with Ghptain ng 10 are cl LOCAL, NEWS. | iii Ginen was commenced on ieacwes as oe ee Trem Re panies and Wes. Cor, Le vaticnal, Theater-—Wachtel as “Manrico” im | (Panhicr and RB. Washington fer defcedant. Sergeant R. M. Clayton- was sworn for the presecution :—-Witness knows @eve: dant; was pre-ent at the St. Cloud Hotel when defendant Wlincte cold’ He, te ‘yee! was’ a. property: tol * yon was - bolder, end to relosse him. Leon said he had Ha Denty. ta Lincoln Hall —Mrs. Moulton's first grand con- ecrt. Odd Feliows” Lenrmnsiemir wn new Hibernicen. cought Mrs. Pollard with Ceptal 8S te aS ion > ame ‘and nity struc! im an ve a ck eye, that Hoek had been watehingner. Subscquent- Lyow said thathe had great lov: for the wo- , aed did not want toexpose her. Cross-examined by Mr. Cox:—O.dicer Redway, Sergeant Gormap and two officers of the sixti TER IFC. ‘e ‘The Columbia Typographical Seciety, organ- ized ever balf a ¢cntury ago, met at Trades? m Hall on Saturday evening, and after the fansaction of some ruutine business the follow- tng officers for the ensuing term were duly in- Mailed: A. T. = ut, Thomas — vice president; E. MacMurray, secretary; = Bel Caton, treasurer; Maurice Joyce, marshal. ‘The meeting adjourned to the Kluman House, ‘was esied by the-watchman, Martin; Lyon was gis. ‘aejusre feemithe house, 9h ané em ith street, where arrangements had been | (*Ualt about elonis timetty that Lyon said he Sade for the usual annual celebration by asup- was looking over the transsa: and lenty came per. The company assembled at 9 o'clock, and him a blackeye. Lyon was greatly sat down to well-filled tables, which had been | CULSMIES\S Rim a temptingly arrayed with rich viands by the pro- rietor of the house, Mr. C. A. Anderson, who 1 his jar - wring 10 the wants Cf the pablic ta bis line the wants of the os tor he society, Mr. Cavis, pr-sided By'the court—The words en flagrante witness lace ot the words used by Lyon, which caught Captain Denty using the d— By Mr. Cox:;—-Witness dié not go to the parlor rpndl Mr. MeNewr at the other endof | with Mrs. Pollard; did not know that the officers = SS 2D hae gh Gat ke er dicated by Mrs, Pollard, Mra. wasen di Robinson, Messrs. Joseph Kodgers. J. C. abate. zon!, Kichard Claxton, FM. Detweiler, W. R. Mclean, X © Totession, were present. "The cravings dr the inner man having been the president rapped the to order, and said that ke had a pleas- < duty to perform—that a resolution had been pted at the meeting of that evening imstruct- im to present to Mr. Caton, the treasurer, the likeness of himself, which had been painted forthe society some years since by Mr. Peter Baumgrass. The president then addressed Mr. Caton, cloquently touching upon the long and faithial service hie had rendered the society, and asking him to accept the picture ae a ‘al acknowledgement on the part of his fellow crafts men, and to transmit it to the living lineaments of his latest posterity as the living likeness of an henest man. {Applause} i Mr. Caton responded, t! anking the society for os ¢ was much distressed and Ly questions, Mr. Morrit.was called for the defence, and testified that he had boarded at the hotel. Question. Were you acquainted with Mrs Pollard's reputation for chastity Avewer. Well. 1 was there about three months before I heard anything against her reputation Mr. Riddle objected to this answer. Witness shouid state if she knew her reputation. Witness said her reputation was very bad for chastity. First went to the house in Decem>er, 1869, and remained until May following. and it was during this period that he obtained know- ledge of her reputation. Crom-examined by Mr. Riddle:— Witness heard her reputation discussed by the community; at first paid no heed to it; Was disposed to think the reports unfounded; she, was charged with being a loose woman. Mr. Riddle—Loose with whom ? Witness—Don't know. . Where ? the generous gift, saying that ke bad been a | Alt Where? member for fifty-five years, and bad always ap- Mr. K.~ When” ee Samer ate te ay choeenl Answer—Don't know. It did not concern rs ie allud > ge . Ki lef’ fh which Bad tecutred in that ‘long rered, audio | Bim. Knew of parties who left because of her the many friends who had gone to that bourne whence no traveller returns. He would cherish the gift for which he felt thankful from the bottom of his heart. | “The memory of the founders of the Colum- Dia Typographical Society” was the firet toast announced, and was ny bare to by Mr. E. B. Robinson, who said that he firstcame to Wash- ington in 1&4, andin looking around now among the craft be found that he was one of the few | aorts left in the oldcase Healluded to the good eid days when there were no discordant elements reputation: could not name them. bir. R— bet not she slap your face once’? Answer—She did. Mr. R—For what? Answer— Nothing. By Mr. Cox:— Witness extended bis hand and she slapped him in the face, say ing that she did not allow such liberties in the presence of her servants. She called on witness as to his testi- mony, saying she wanted him to save her and not to give evidence. | ely, Lomat-—Withess had made this city his | home since 2; according to general report in in the craft, and detailed some of the trials en- | Richmond, Baltimore and Washington ber rept red by the me c : és eulminated to the benetit of the present genera- | lj’? 10F chastity, shooting and cowhiding was He concluded by offering “the memory of ident of the Society,” by the eompany. ‘The president illustrated the surrender of the trad: regulations by ‘ation from the play of the “Hunchback,” and offered * Columbia ‘Typographical Union, No. 101,” which was re- sponded to by Mr. Webb, the preside Union, who spoke of the past ‘roubi >t harmony existing ai “Tie employi was etered, and Did her reputation injure the hotel ? WitnessWould suppose her cheracter affected the business of the hotel. Never spoke to Mrs. P. but once. Had heard persons say they would not go there on account of her char- acter. Cross-examined by Mr. Riddle:—Witness was a lieutenant colonel of the Palmetto Regunent | inthe Mexican war. Witness was not in Rich- mond during the war; was in this cit: neutral, looking after the interest of pai had claims against the goverument Tess went to Brazil in 1864 to furnish that country with arms in her war with Paraguay. Thinks he was in Richmond in 1866; went to see some Tricnds on business—ciaims against the govern- ment for tobacco burned at Frederic! | which belonged to Mr. Maddox. hearing Mrs. P. talked could not name who they were °When her name was mentioned in connection with the hotel, her character was dixcussed pretty generally. M. By whom ? Witness—You might as well ask who talks about Mary Hall. Mr. R.—No doubt you know her; I do not. Witness —Did you ever see me there ? Mr. R-—No, sir; I never heard of her. ‘Witness. —Well, you had no occasion to insin- wate that I was there. Mr. R.—I really don’t know who she is. Witness resumed, and said that he had in- serted an advertisement for a governess for a party, and among the answers was one signed by Madame DeLarge, or some such name, and witness went tothe hotel to see her, and she said that no such person was in the house. Do you kuow Dr. Hambleton ? Witness said he did, but had not approached d the employed, as they were all |a- common field, and there was an of interest existing which should pi ld hostility. He could not conceive of a relative position in which be could be induced totake @ position antagonistic to the printers. He wished them prosperity, and gave asa toast, “The jowsneymen printers of Washington—all who are here and all who may come here—may they never.want a case to stand up to.” ir. Clepbane, in response to a toast to the ex-presidents of the society, ¢ of the old memories which the scene revived, and dwelt upon the peculiarities of the meetings in the | olden times, and the harmony existing even un- er difficulties. He concluded by repeating the toast so freqneutly offered by the late Mr. Gales: “Live and let live.” | Mr. Kodgers recited “ Richard Cc-ur de Leon | before Jcrusalem,” m fine style. Some plays upon the name of Mr. Beach brought that genteman to hus feet, forth some humerous remarks, wi much enjoyed by the company Kathleen Mavourneen” wassung by Mr. bim to induce him t ke Wy. King in a style which ehcited greatepplause | wat Dee nee senen ot bee ad ee after © Mr. Claxton sang “The Wood- | Had heard others speak of her. pecker’ the old-fasnioned style. By Mr. Chandler :—Witness was m Texas at the breaking out of the war. Witness was an officer of the %h U.S. infantry, and was em- braced in the surrender of Twiggs, and paroled with the understanding that he would remain neutral, and was allowed to come to Washing- | tom by the Confederates, where he remained | neural. By Mr. Cox-—Was there any notoriety about (Lady . | ptain Redier said he felt ‘very proud and | Mrs. P.’s conduct on Capt. Denty’s boat ? ¥ to be among so many of bis old associates. | of the Lake.) and made some humorous allusions to som> of ! Witness had heard her conduc spoken of. those by whom be was daily surrounded, andthe | By Mr. Riddie :—Thinks it was in the summer Jokes bandied hetween him and some others | of 40. Don't remember who told him, while he was speaking created @ great deal of A. R. Alien, sworn.—Witaess’ business brings auerciment. him in contact with many persons; had known Mr. Mclean pathetically spoke of the de- | plaintiff for 15 years; her reputation for virtue Paryce members of the society, many of whom | while she was conducting the St. Cloud was bad, ad done so much to establish interest and char- | had heard her character spoken of in hotels: acter for the craft, of which we are now reaping | also heard of her reputation in Richmond, Pe- the benefit. He referred to the influence of the | tershurg and Baltimore as bad. society, which was known throughout the whole | — @rog:-examined:— Heard her reputation spoken country, and the hearty welcome which always | of in darrett’s hotel, 15 years ago; also in Rich- rected Washington printer everywhere. | mond, before the war, when sheawas spoken of Captain Kobinson said that the remarks just | asa fancy werman; lier husband spoke in that made reminded him of the high compliment | manner of her last year. Had been in the ei. paid the crait by the venerable Thomas ploy of Lyon as he (Riddle) was employed on the who, while on his death bed, other side; got a copy of the divorce; had spoken be bad jm highest to low- | to Col. Lount as to the trial; had spoken to her est. during his life, but in all his intercourse he | tormer husband, Mr. Dowell, whocaid that he hed Saccemtered sowbere so much & sound sents, aa not want to hear of her . Had heard nt vated views as charac! Capt. Dent; her; wn the printers of Washi Ste wapenk of een of my youth?” was “Oh, where are the fri ir. F.J. Si¢bold sworn.—Witness has resided then sung by Mr. King. here since 1847; did not know himself plaintitt's Mr. McNeir being called apon, flourished a reputation for chastity, but heard it spoken of huge bundle of manuscripts, which he said con- | as bad; this was since the Denty occurrence, but tained bis speech, but owing to the lateness of | had heard some sc: B andal previously. the hour, he would only ask permission to pub Mr. Riddie—Had heard the Thooti over ish it in the Globe, which modest request was | in altimore em Of, end the clerk of the ho- unanimously acceded to. tel (Mr. Hook) speak of her; witness recom- After a vote of thanks tothe retiring host, Mr. 3 itmess went Miller, and to the present proprietor, Mir Ander. | Rama’ dat. Hook as cl pa theabouse was Mr. Lengtree congratulated the society upon its prospects, and ailuded to the elder meabe! whore presence shed # halo around the pany, whose example it hould be the am» of the younger members to emulate. He urg amicable adjustment in all cases of differen as that course had been the key tosuccess inthe past © E 5 Hi 4 use was son, the company united in sin; me “Aald Lang Pollard; Syne,” and then , after having passed . Van eral mem- nm evening that for hilarity, jollity, and enjoy- | bers to make up @ mess, mot agree on it will mag be remembered by all who par- | terms. ? teipated in brating the fifty-seventh anui- | Capt. Thos. Stackpole was called, but was re- versary. - ported sick. ir. E- Lyon (the defendant) recalled. Tue Fisn anv Oyster Marker.—Inspector Cox proposed to prove by witness that be General Gatcheii’s report of arrivals and sal bad caught Mrs. Poliard in the room of Captain of marine products since Saturday at 12 o'clock | Denty, and under such elrcumstances as to give m.:—Schr. Annie Gibson, with 550 bushels Ha- | probable cause for making use of the remarks ven Harbor oysters; yacht Gen. Hancock, 500 | alleged. buthels Smith Creek oysters; schr. Thos. Har. | Witness testified that Denty called at the hotel 7 BS od bushels Mosquito Creek oysters,and sold | on the evening of September 18th, and witness ris small, 6ai0e., and large $1.50 per bus. oysters very limited, with an up- in prices. Eight hundred jump- nd 20 bumches of vellow perch, be- te Thomas Regan; 6) bunchesof porch Winter shad, belonging to James Skid- ere condemned at theirfi sh house, 11th was preparing to leave for New York. Witness took the cars about 81; o’clock; got out between 6th and 7th streets. Witness really intended to 0 to New York, but changed his mind, and left his baggage at a room at the corner of 9th and G streets; about 12 o'clock started to the hotel; went down to the area and through the base- | ment into the back yard, then = the steps to ig | the _ j looked out; saw into the room No. 1 3, ¢ ts, Pollard’s;) while he and Hook were locking Mrs. P. camé out of the door, returned, put the gas down, and closed the door of No. 5; | stopped about fifteen minutes, until he thought Mw Western market, belonging to J. Van Skiver, | things were quiet, telling Hook to remain; went were condemned. poe sat room and found it empty; returned 7 ———Gee to Hook. A Wasnrxotomtax Fatarty Insvurep in PwitapuLrnia—Last Thursday Mr. George H. Miller, a well-known plumber and fitter of Mr. Bradley.—Is Mr. Hook here ? Witness.—No. sir; vice of counsel; to Al this city, met with a serious if not f: ident | , Mr. Riadie— Or ¢ in Philadelphia. ‘He had been e! aby Sir, | lunatic asylum. faughfer, Larman, of this city, to go to Philadelphia to | 4, ites told they would to charge some work Sight of stairs; went up to No. 11, (did the government was there; about twenty ve to where an iron % lo. 36) and ene moment bome in city, the noise i: at €o'clock. Dr. of dresses; consultation held, en the A Yorxe ages him and Ropusry —This por hy Parnes Sesephine witness struck him | and they clenched, i it Rolling at the nay Scientia ca foo row otteesbocas | Pelgrd the room cag_abe dhe Lem and it it been Eaves athi Mehereenpesiegne | (tonsa elton ataa eed al at been not. so, and wenaing tothe 20.” Wiincas said he she said see ‘Wit- the Masonic Temple, umber of policemen came out as | man who bad at. H 4 i thur,) the case of Mrs. Mary’E. M. Poll ard agt, | New York ‘0 his family, ‘hismind; heldeut that h» was going to New York to biind them; took wis making this way out thi the because they came m that way; witness paved of bis shoes and left in the % “Miir itlodis. “That was wot the only tims you left clothes at the St. Cloud? nestion objected to and susta ned. Did not receive a black eye at that time. By Mr. Soca pea is no mistake as to seeing Mrs. Pollard in the room. C. A, Stewart, recalled —Witness was clerk when Denty came in September. 1570; Mrs. Pollard gave ordersto put Denty in No. 11. [The hotel register was offered.) The entry is W. met it should have been J. W. Denty or I. nity. ler. Cox.—At all events you I denty (Denty) fy Lim as the party. itness.—Yes. - Cross-examined by Mr. Riddle—Never heard that Mrs. Pollard was in the habitof making a round over the hotel at night. D.E. Curtis, sworn.—Witness was aroused in room No. 10, opposite No. 11, on the night of September 18th, and saw Mre. P. and Lyon out- side; heard her say that she wished to explain something to him; she was much excited. Cross-examined —Witness boarded at the St. Cloud; his room =e the room occupied by Denty. Drs. P. said that there was a dis- turbance in No. 11; that Lyons and Denty were fighting. Heard @ noise in No.- 1; recollects seeing a cowhide either that night or next day. If he had believed that her reputation was bail he would not have taken his wife there, or lived there bimselt. : By a Juror—Mrs. Pollard returned to his She said that room about an hour afterward she was afraid to stay in her o Denty wax called, Mr. Cox stated that Denty was ud be had stated 500. hess was prop St. Cload in 1870. Early in the afternoon of September 18th, when witness was lying on the lounge in her room, Lyons came up and left the keys to the wine roum. Lyon said that he supposed she was glad he was going for the would have a chance to see her lover, and she said certamly. She then went to the parlor, where Captain Denty was with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, and laughingly she s*id she had come to meet her lover as Lyon had called Captain Denty. When Lyon was her room a card was brought to her with Denty’s name upon it, and Lyon took it away from her. Mrs. Curtis was there during the whole evening. She never gave any orders as to Capt. Denty’s rooms Witness afterwards went to her room, and her girl slept in the same room. Witness went to bed; was awakened by a bright light; went to the door; found the door opposite open and took a chair, with which she turned down the light. She then put a wrapper on; then went on around through the house, going all over it. As she passed Lyon's room she smiled, thinking that he was in there, being confident that he had not left the gly, Heard a noise; ran up the steps: saw Lyon just as the door flew open. Witness ran back and called Martiu, the night watchauan went back and saw Curtis, and told him to stop them from scuiting, and she laid down beside Mre. Curtis. Curtis went out and returned with a cowhide; while she was in the room heard Lyons ask Denty for his watch, and the latter curse him; Lyon then asked her to re- turn to her room; when she went down he said that she should not see who was there with him, i she landed d told Lyon been plot- and, with that she knew that he and Hook ting her rnin. Hook then got aw: Lyon, ran out into the street, and the police- came around. She then returned to the hotel. This witness was being cress-examined when our report closed. ae TS dondensed Loca Two large spots can now be seen on the sun. Asimittance free to those having smoked glass. The Columbia Street Railroad Company have had the rails for the second track of their road Jaid down from the depot at the toll- ‘ate, to the Government Printing Office, and ir. McKelden, the president, has made ar- rangements to have the double track extended fo 15th street; the whole work to be completed in two weeks. The Register of this District on Saturday evening sent to the District Controller a auar- terly statement of the certificates of indebtedness isoued by the District, in accordance with legis- lative enactment, and also of the transfers of certificates of stock for the funded debt of the late several corporations, ‘The following is a summary: Certificates issued for the improre- moeut of the canal, $22,000. Stocks transferred — Water stock, $3,408; canal stock, $600; six per Sent, stock, ‘$4,200; “total stock” transferred, A committee of laboring men of the 14th dis- trict waited on Delegate Campbell, Saturday evening, and presented him with a’handsome —_ Tur Savace Squane TitLe—Mr. W. H. Ward, lawyer, has issued a reply to the adverse opinion ot W. A. Cock, the attorney for the Dis- trict, on the validity of the title of the Savage square. Mr. Ward takes up Mr. Cook's objec- tions seriatim. disposes of them to his satisfaction, and closes by saying: ‘But, finally, as to these objections, which, it seems to me, would be pro- nounced eaptious by any well-informed lawyer, the principle of adverse possession establishes this title beyond ail possible question—a princi- ple important toso many titles in this city, and more so in this case, probably, of at least one- third of the realestate within its limits than to this particular piece of property. It is now settled law that the statute of limitation isa source of title, and an adverse pessession of twenty years gives a title ae valid and effectual as @ grant.” ——- STABBING AFFRAY OVER 4 CaRD TanLeE.— Saturday night John Cvoper and Sai mn Tyler, while playing cards in a drinking saloon on C street, near New Jersey avenue, got into a quarrel, when Tyler seized a large butcher knife and inflicted a severe wound on the wrist of Cooper, and then plunged th Cooper’s back above the hip, driving the point out over the groin. The injured man was car- ried to the station-house, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Suddorth, who vronounced him seriously injured. Tyler and Lee were locked up for a hearin; ie weapon into ——$ Ge SEQUEL To THE SorREL Divorce Case.—On Saturday morning the notorious Tom Sorrel broke into the house corner ot L and Ist streets east, and — his wife, from whom he has recently been divorced. Shie states that he bit her on the neck and attempted to choke her, but she finally escaped through the street lly dressed. = ot refuge in her brother's jouse. When daylight came the poor woman claimed the protection of Officer Jennifer to go to her residence, but he refused on the ground of not being on duty. EEDS ATTENTION.—We have many com- plaints of the annoyance to the residents on the northwest corner of 6th and K streets by roway boys. There secms to be no reseon why th! nuisance should be inflicted upon this neighbor- hood especially, and Major Ricbards will douut- less sgg that it is corrected. From J. ©. Parker and from the National News Company we have Harper's Bazar for Jan- uary 20. —° THE COURTS. POLICE COURT, Judge Sneil.—To day Randal! Benton, an old coad beat and thief, charged with rob: ery ef a deal box valued at the property of HD Barr, Esq; committed for action oF the grand i petit Iarven fo and inton, assault and batvery oD George Heriet Matting: fined eleccen tele on <ficer when mak: bender GEORGETOWN. Georgetown Advertisements.| BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. HOLIDAY GOODS. i Norfolk, wi ae Soll ot os Las Sie |e TOsGe No ORE will ewe Tats Smee isin OLIDAY cocoons. oan 2 the acie, Beparted, with 30 | ine seta eminem’ | BOOKSELLERS AND sTaTionens, | UH ry TER emance will th runctual im W EVENING at 1 o'ctock 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. We would respectfully call the acteation ef on Tre ACADEMY OF THE VistTaTion.—Exten- | 9. ated at this in- sive im nts are i 4 inten tomers end the paidic ¥ to our ba ‘ Wigton ine the weallior permits. The Cy 1; pi oni mere puldic gemeral’s te om ae front of 118 fect on Farette street, commencing | the storeand ectile tarmog ther sgxreegee a BKW BOOKS. well-erlected stock of GOODS FOR THE ROLI- be demoliched to a depth of 90 feet, destroying | ««llector. Heer? hat ine'y Seven Decades of the Usion...88 % | Da TS, among which we would ram, is part— the bishop's houre, ‘the Odeon, and the front | The STORE ocncr of Bridge yt fam. By the author of “Ginx ® © | IMPERIAL LATER RAISINS Fed et Aa erent, ands to be recon | Sur's Wagon fer gale. CLARA E'ORMES” | Thrcveh the Locatng Glare and what c | LONDON LAYER RAISINS, io be, balfand gre, brick front and brown-stone trimmi on | ON ow p CEVEE Aderiniatretrix. = ESeiving with Dasiny & | VALENCIA Rasim, Snlshed, about the frst of June next, It will add oe = a iy ny be dy to the appearance of the main build- o y . 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Brat quatity Kip GLoves at $1.50 at Price's, 413 7th street. Se Deror ror Gent's $1 Krps at Price's, 413 Tth street. © THE most celebrated and successful Latrobe Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also, Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y.M. C. A. Build- ing, 9th and D streets. UnNpERwEar at the usual low rates at Price's, 413 7th street. ——— Soke Turoat, Coven, Corp, and similar Luce Charles Dick can anve 2 percent. by going tc ag = Bridge street, Georgetowa, to nd have (PaPER HANGING ‘promptly executed in any sand aatisfaction ‘paidto UPHOL edding J: warts joarn ration ‘ Ja ST ne son, iMastreted cas, by Gail ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer, ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE BEiGhTS UF GEORGETOWN, AT AUv- By virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date the BB 20h dey or November: woo and duly recorded ‘in liber No. @4,at fulio No. mm the My Youne Days; illustrated: by Paul Konewha. 1.25 Binck Peter. with Ki er hymes from the illustrated; by Paal Konewka Compiete seits of the Aldine 6 02.00, at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTO! ; ETZGER 4 BYLES, i a i rt 7 written request of ty entitled thereunder, the “ | sepals emote chaminas iene PEDNERDAY CFT EERO SR es | Sereee U6 stnest ent Poons.onven ) 417 SEVENTH STREET, “Brown's Bronchial Trockes"” reach directly the | 4 o'clock. all that lot of ground ou the Hetehes of OTIOCE. Between D and E streets, seat of the disease, and ive almost instant Georentuee. | - ipning for the same at 8 polet on OPENING OF NERY STORE 2 rl =. | ieee Seon, | TGS s ae sesuene Wicailar gal ot ener of Seek : ¥ nd Washington. streets, and running thence west clase at . : 7 ieee nate Tory. SOene st Fees, sith te nota atrot forty free) oat urTilgeka Fis: BxdR BINTING IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC oe fix (6) inches, apd ru ac . : Lyvex anp SILK HaNDKERCHIRES at Price's, | hundred and thirty Ave {135) feet. ‘This lottsim_ | ‘The public are inv oo eigen & | GROCERIES, WI BRANDIES, 419 7th street. Bvvidenees known as “Gooke's Villas eid tata ths “Under Nats rah, WHISKIES, ETC ei aS . and neat: Cooke & Oo _ ” Gent's Kip anp Doosktn Gioves, from #1 | immediate neighborhood of the residences of Gover up. A good article for $1.80, at C. Baum’s Kid | Bor Cocke, Aciniral Hadford, Judge Peck, and other | eelt-tr oe ARE NOW OFFERING Pin ean | Geant ree an el aoe te tanks PROFESSIONAL 4 FINE STOCK OF C. Baum’s Corsets are the most celebrated | which will be duc in February. 1a, the, intetes oo s a among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made | wich has been fully paid to the 16th of Auaect lace S_ 3 FRANKS. DENTIST, CHRISTMAS GROCERIES. to order, and every pair is warranted to fit. Terms of sale: $3,000 in cash. and the residac in | 3. street, abovs na. avenue, six and twelve months, with interest from day of CONSISTING IN PART OF tale at ten per cent. pet If the terms of sale ¢ largest Kid Giove Depot for Ladies and wep Piclry are not complied with within five days from the day Gent's is at C. Baum'’s Corset Factory. They 413 inh bove Pew! OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DENTISTRY Forty per cent. less than any Dental Ratab ty. are sold at the lowest market vaine. 408 7t! Peale the trustee reserves the right to resell at the men ted. decks-6m street. Hosiery for Ladies and Gents; also, ful Tink and cost of the defaulting purchaser, Alcon | Uehment in the city. .allwork wa-ranted. dec! line of Children’s ‘extra length. ‘Prices the | veyancing, including re-enue stamps. at, the cost of B. FOSTE: D.. paerter. ye. 21106 the purchaser. Adeposit of $800 will be required « New York avenue, near 12th Ngee. lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at C. street. iy, +s 7 ¥ of professional hence and Phil, Baum's Corset Factory, 408 7th aeneen eee} CARTER MARBURY, Trustee, delphin, naples Br ni : Menino Unpersuints AXD DRAWERS, 0c. decl3-coads THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | of thoes who eneage his sertiees 75c., #1, $1.50, $2, £2.50, at the Original Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Franc, the Hatter. Menixo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose at the Original Franc, 4317th street, next door to b's JELLIES, ESERV ES. Morin’ PIR sed, Paper set Bar ‘tS, and NAPLES WALNUTS Boyds MiN« ME&aT, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN ESDAY, January 10th, 1872, same hour J. CARTER MABBURY. Trastee. ‘THO jum E. WILLIAMs, ATTORNEY-AT Law, > 3 2 = Ss! im 3 io 8. DOWLING, Au Boom 2, on second floor of Barbour's Law Building DER. (npt b viled Franc, the Hatter." ¥ Washington. LEY. APPLe BUTTER, Noverigs 1x SCanvs, Bows and Ties, in GOODS. Removed from 484 Lovisiana avenue. nolé-tr ctory OBBESE, — variety,—by far the largest assortment in R EMOVAL. VING FLOUR is city—at the Original Franc, 431 7th strect, | 7 ApaES, ATTENTION! DR. JOHN H. DARRALL has removed, ae O aocenene. next door to Franc, the Hatter. Me DENTAL ROOMS 101997 Pa. avenne, Cries. ens, —— ran Do. jane. : For Corxs, Bunions, Chillblaing, Ingrowing | ishes tcselt toe ee doe ket Bp ice 4 Nails, &c., visit Dr. White's rooms, No. 535 151 street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing- ton; No.7 North Charles street, Baltimore. fine assoriment of IMITATION HAIR, ——— CHIGNONS. He aerlis Corsets at = reduced THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired | prices. He curls hale for 2 centa @ set. He hasoa and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street. | hand and jut t-celved a large asortncns of KID ——_e—_— GLOVES, which he will sell at $1 Where 1s Franc, went u benim fe At 433 7th street, h pame and LLER. 7 ot § RS_ 0. DONO New Yora, informs He keepe a1 ee, 200F £9,the Original Franc's. ladies of Warhington, that she has just oR en os Gee receive’ ‘BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES, 4 r the fact that he by L.WOLF ap. .hCl ez vaortneat of NATU gt a | De LUkGiow pexrist, Ci 1729 Pennsyivanis avenue, between 17th and J6th atrenta ree JOHN F. HANNA. om woAd FORNEY AT Law. me's Law Building, det” Washington D0. (48> RICHTER. a TEACHER OF MUSIC, a0-ly 935 Pa. ave.. bet. th and 10th ste. ___ PIANOS, &e. (A BARE CHANCE—Having ¢etermined to intro- in this city ee cetabres TEAS. FINEST QUALITY GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL, COLONG, and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA m hand om plet: rtmeat of NATU RAL CURIS mud HATH BEAIDS. nud i THe Hartree? COFFEES. MOCHA. OLD GOVERNMENT Java, CEYLON and BIO fei EE. —— Green and Fresh Roasted. N,oF Hats, Caps, &c., *and eclis them at a lower figure than anywhere | Ball, Dinver and Evening Dreses. tr else in town. Call and see tor yourself. For att tnx latest styles ot Linen and Paper Collars go to the Original Franc, 431 7th street, Also, beautiful HATS AND BONNETS, which may be seen at MADAME M DUBOIS. No. 1211 Penusyl: i enue, on Monday and Tues- FISH. in barrels and kite; duce 4 yiven iY MES MACKER! day sth and 9th instants. a NEM | orcs EF ebe ps HALIBUT FENG. , fe ’ im) ents, ‘ificent' od » ey ete ee snuades see TORDORINESY, SivVASGN $0 Gell 'and oe | nah bower eines eee eae een ane cae {G0 To Price's Gent's Furnishing Depot for thet Piano made. I bow offer the ame at 33 pe: joods J . cent. lese cash than apy ot clase Pian ca oe : cheap g ——— a Sabi tooo wevnabie | . Gall and BRANDTES, WHISKIES, ETC. Figures Witt Not Lig! ar examine for yourselves. JAMAICA RUM. pure. How Large Fortunes Are Made. WILLIAWS, CARL RICHTER. 935 Penne. : waiset. a eau it whlaenieae oF th leadt - ai “3 - .'* BRANDIES, See the prices at which four of the le LS. ete Sewing Machines are sold in the United States | FRENCH OPERA AND BECEPTION HINGTON HOTELS. LD Bren Saree and England: BONNETS AND FLOWERS. 0. LD NEUTAR WHISKY, , GAPE 3 OPERA CLO 4K>. READY-MADE PABTY oer HOUSE, DRESSES, SILK suits i Near the Capitol and Depot ER INE. (very fine. Wheeler & Wilson. 885 00 . f - | Ma IRA. PORT and CALIFORNIA WINES, 4 r s, vi r ‘The proprietor hasbuilt a new addition and en- : a nak 5 New Singer. 3 32 80 & Cates atret REAL Ake Neticbraea argrd Miniginin rect. to Sccrromydnte 30 gst FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES, Bc. @ecié-im Wilson Shutiie. tor 08°29. tne 32. "The mont eenful seoense of pxomRGaR. | per day, Weekly ‘rd moothiy boxrdere taken at | NATIONAL BEWS ComPanr, i@ above prices are exact! © fami MENTS. DRESSES mad the shortest notice | reasonable rates. Free omnibuses in attendance lasecs Of mashines as sold ia both, counttion, | tiadteccl reeeeseie ene ot the shortest notice | ressonable, rater 323 Pennsylvania ave. between 3d and 4% streets, here is scarcely any diference in the cost of F F. P. HILL, Proprietor. i mainland Tabor in ny of the aboe-samed | MU ¥- 4 RORIMIOE FEI COMER | cio are ARLEN TON,” wags feat om SOL, ham machines. A it—W. G. Wilson, President of the | LATEST AND MOST ELEGANT DE8IGNi VERMONT AVENUE. RITING DESKS. WOR! 4 m Sewing Machine Go., personally ap- IN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS Bc; A splendid assortment of GU} Ss, torah sterol pre erdeg end rp ayia high agi gecdaenncm gs ir amare mre Dot for sale ta suy other storetn te city. We tones Prices are corr an en im ym cir- - culars published in the United States and Eng- ore fine stock of MILLINERY and FANCY | oc isay Prorristo! poem ly aay a land under the corporate names of the com-| CDS. ¢ of GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. | (, & WILLARD, artists. Our’ Wedding Cards cannot ‘be’ exestiod as aes ae Bhibe, Dodl-te 306 teh street between Baud Fe Z EBBITT HOUSE. be principal ‘cities oa the Atiootic. aad Penise Clerk of the Qourt of Common Pleas : =» WASHINGTON. D.C. gnd from Burope. =. core eee. or Cuyahoga Co., O. GRAND OPENING a = ‘The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at ke EW YEAR'S GiFTs. A. RosenTaat, 404 7th street. a qG== EDUCTION IN PRICES © Terms easy. FURS, SHAWLS, ESE GLovss, Gleves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Do; Hi. KING, Jr., COLLARS, NEOKTIES and Cloth, in great variety, at the Ori MASONIC TEMPLE, Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Franc, the CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, ar Ali of winter J tly rednord Mee: grote and childrees MERINO UNDER: af an entire Hew and Selected Stock of EAB. <itapeet tn the city, at CONNOLLY 'S, 608 oth street, Lamp Saapes will save one-half of the “TLOWERs, FR TANTE GoODe. opp Patent Office. tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use % A. STRAUS’ i ss SF isca™ Rha hep mg aca hed | af APEC LEAS BSP ETO AE BATS Pe LR pt igre agen m, id also ’s Double-cone Chartdelier LADIES’ HOSIBRY, GLOVES AND OORSETS Reflectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight | atiheloeeainerherate. oemo-tr POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, ss senaseaig EEN.) ST BECEI ‘4 Gne J VED— assortment of Berg successor to P. Wallach inmen’s, youths’ | SERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPPER 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, —_—— = — and boys clothing, have received an eniirenew |. 4... FATTEERS, =5 WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. Peck of goods, which they are selling st the is oes which | am bad St the lowest lowest market price. Those in want of c! —— My LERCH, 724 Teh or "8 goods, would do well to eu%-tr ‘ " Detwons Gren Between 10th and Ith streets, N. W., a FUR DIAMONDS, ac , a examine thelr goods Before pureh : be '. BECKER ee Call en Odeon Hall, corner 4} street and Pa. ave. BENJ.L HOOD SEWING MACHINES. | ©, , oe so mepuce srocu. He bes ition J. ‘iry Store HE FLORENCE alten ona : wen tn voare se QEEARING SALES. IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITOH TEWELRY er Font. holo the oe . FAMILY SEWING MACHISE. heen B ieee beeu obtained in exchange for real catatn. and will ve Having exclusively the Self Adjasting Shuttle T. tion itd Reversithe Ped than” con the opera OVERCOATS. bling ti inet B10 hac taseiiee takes “Other machines Also BEPATRING done promptiy. re A.J. MIUTEAD, Agent. oun IMMENSE STOCK “ANARY BI Cc fe yd oF qer BONDS. WINTER CLOTHING MUST BE SOLD KEGABDLESS OF COST DUBING THE PAST FEW WEEKES THEREFORE BABeaIRS 3 ARGAINS wc a> eae GLENGARYS, 10, 19 15, ann 918. DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS ‘ORTHERN .CIFI| At 7, 8,9, 10, axp-919, gag BONDS. pe on YOUTHS’ SUITS at 10, 21, 19, 13.50, axe 915. BOYS’ SUITS from @4 to $6. MAY BE EXPECTED. OVERCOATS, ALL KINDS, SIZES, QUALITY, irs been daily increasing, and holders of FIVB- 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVBEUB, CHEAPER THAN THE OBEAPEST. | le teeta geen martha ance Between 0th and Tith streets. sominnatorgil wa. pte tn aa ao + SE = SERIE