Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1874, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... 1000... Jamaary 6, 1874. —— ———————— LOCAL NEWS, &¢., To-night. Natwmat Theater—Keliogg, English Opera ‘Troupe in “ Rigoletto, (Tne Fool’s Revenge).” Ford's pera as “Mary Stuart.” Willerd’s Hall Caroline Richings-Bernard’s “Oldde Folkes.”” Theater Comique—E.. T. Stetson in the start- Ying drama of “Neck and Nec! 4incoin Hall.—Lecture of Miss Anna E. Dick- ‘sen: “For Your Uwn Sake.” mm music at No. 468 Pennsylvania ° Condensed Locals. GW. Gaddes has been appointed postmaster ‘ort Foote. \dge Snell delivered a lecture on criminal Jaw before the law students of the National University last evening. George F. Kidwell is appointed postmaster at Seneca, Montgomery county, Md., vice Wm. B. Love, resi; 5 We are indebted to Ellis & Co. for coples of ‘the neatly printed fifteen it editions of the librettos of the different operas performed by the Kellogg troupe this week. Attention is called to the card of Mr. John D. S. Ferrier, claim and general agent, office 534 4y street, near the City Hall. Mr. Ferrier is a young and enterprising colored lawyer. Seats fur the lecture (“For your own Sake”) Of Miss Anna FE. Dickinson, at Avevnue. nm Hall to- are obtainable at rate & 941 Pennsylvania av: The directors of the F Insurance company of Washington and Georgetown to- @ay reelected James Adams president, and C. W. Howard secretary. ————+ TRE RAILROAD WAR between the Balti- more and Obio and the “Pennsylvania route” | still continues; but the former company, who were the aggressive party. begin to show signs of weakening. The Pennsy!- vania Co. are selling tickets from Wash- maton, to bittaburg and | Wheeling at M4. The Baltimore and Ohio are charging $5 to Pitt+burg and their full local of $10 to Wheeling, while pony Lowe selling to Columbus, Onio, at $7. and to Cincinnati at 8. Passen- Ped ‘Wheeling and local stations on the itimore and Ohio and Marietta and Cincin- nati railroads will doubtless purchase tickets to Columbas or Cincinnati, use them to their des- Unation, and dispose of the remaining coupons, (the tickets being good until used,) and in this way greatly reduce the cost of their journey. ‘The iiliberal and unaccommodating policy pur- sued by the management of the Baltimore and @hio ‘‘o. when they had a monopoly of the busi- Bees between this city and Baltimore is well Femembered by the citizens of Washington and ‘the trading public, and does not serve to give them much sympathy or support in their a tack upon the Pennsylvama route, for direct img the New York and Washington travel through the Baltimore tunnels and over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, works that @ constructed by the latter company at a ry heavy cost, the convenience and asefal- ness of which are more and more recognized by the traveling commanity. Tee BaicrMagens’ Ustox—Election of Of: ccrs.—Last night the Brickmakers’ Union, com posed of nearly if not all of those engaged in the manufacture of brick in the District of Co- jumbia, held their ‘ifth annual meeting. The officers made their annual reports, showing the association to be ina prosperous condition. The followirg officers were elected for the ensuir Zz ar:—Wiison E. Brown, (reclected,) pre: t; J. E. Herrell, vice president; J. i. hie! ards, secretary, E. West, assistant secretary, and J. S. Hopkins treasurer. In accordan with custom, after the election, mirch wastaken to the sup @n thisoceasion, was at corner of ith and G street the company, numberin, the line of about 30, took seats @ the weil-tilled tabies—Mr. Brown taking the head and welcoming them, and Mr. J. E. Her- rell the oppos.te end. After doing justice to the spread out, some little time was spent in conyersstion as to the prospects of the trade next summer, interspersed with story-telling. song singing, “c.. and at @ seasonable hou after votes of thanks to Messrs. Schwing Clarke and the managing committee of the en- tertaipment, the party separated. ——e Varpict Acarnst A RaitRoap Company— Yesterday in the Circuit Court of this District the suit of Mary E. Norris against the Wash- ington, Midland and Great Southern railroad was concladed, a verdict being rendered for the | plaintiff. The facts as set forth were that on ‘January 30, 1813, Mrs. Norris was on ber way bome to Fairfax Station, Va., in the cars of that company, and was for some reason carried about two miles beyond the station, where the | cars were stopped. When she remonstrated with the conductor as to being left there so far from home, he said he woul the down train. After parl and was compelled to walk home. The night dark and the ground covered with snow and ice, id trom the ex; falls she contracted a terribl the jury awarded $300. Mr. J.C. Wilson up- peared for the plaintiff, and W. 8. Cox for the company. ——— ELgction or DinwcTous oF THE WASAING- TON MARKET ComPaNy.—At the annual meet- ing of the stockholders of the Washington Mar- ket Company, held yesterday at the office of the company, on Pennsylvania avenue—Mr. Connolly in the chair—Mr. Chandler made a verbal report, stati; in brief that the past year bad been a profitable one, and that the usual dividends would be declared. The elec- tion of thirteen directors was then proceeded with, and resulted in the election of follow- ing gentlemen :— Matthew G. E. ‘William E. Chandler. N. G. Ordway. Moses ily, ward K. Tinker, T. C. Connolly, S. 8. ‘Staoot, Caleb Cushing, Fitzhugh Coyle, Hallet Kil- bourne, R. B. Clark,Preston S.Smith and Jacob H. Ela. This board is the same as that of last ear, with the exception of Hon. Jacob H. la, elected director in place of Mr. Fisher A. | Hildreth, of Lowell, Mass., deceased. Messrs. House—Madame Janauschek | | but fortunately no | ing officers were installed for the ensuin I take her to the | side next station, and see that she was returned by | Jacob Peyser, Ohi ng awhile shegot | Saenger, John Bayer. Representatives to D | of the sensational drama. OreRa._The Kellogg English 0; | Company commenced their engagement | Inst night umder the most favorable circam- | | stances, as every seat in the orchestra and par- | quet had been sold before the doors were % “ Lacia” was given by the company in a very pleasing Way; ‘some of the characters being, wever, rather below the standard. Kellogg | Was, of course, the principal attraction in the | cast, and though contrasting somewhat unfa- vorably with Nilsson in the same eharacter, her tinging and acting were saflciently good to elicit decided and continuous applause. In | Hableman we recognized at times the tenor | who a few years since was the great favorite, | but his voice bas lost its rich and meliow tones. | His singing and acting in the last act were, how- | ever, quite effective, and in the death scene he Mr. Chariton, the n¥ baritone, made a very favorable impression. | | His voice, though not powerful, is very rich, | and Bis acting Th he orchestra, iu point cerning the want of system on the | police In regulating the approach of carriages | after the performance. Hackmen rush up pell- | mell, and great difficulty was ex; by | the opera-goers last night in arresting the atten- | tion of their drivers In the din. The police should abate this evil. A word also in regard to the beys who hawk the “Book of the Operay” around daring the performance of the | overture, which is oftentimes as pleasing as the | opera itself. If the management will suppress these obstreperous youths when the overture begins, they will receive the thanks of the audience. ae IvtTerestine Distric es BErone THe U. 3. Surrewe Covar.—Yesterday, in the Supreme Court of tho United State: Fudge | Bradiey delivered the opinion of the court in | the case of Sykes agt. Chadwick, affirming the decision of the Supreme Court of the District— | Judge Miller dissenting. Sykes and Chadwick sold to the Freedman's Bank the ground on which the bank is erected, and Mrs. Chadwick refused to unite in the deed—to give up her dower interest—unless she was paid $5,000. Sykes and Chadwick gave her a joint note, and it coming due, she sued Sykes on it and obtained | judgment. ‘The case was appealed to the Gen- eral Term, and the judgient below having | been affirmed, it was taken to the U. 8. Supreme Coart and argued by Messrs. Riddle and Miller for plaintiff and Merrick and Mattingly for | defendant. The court affirmed the jadgment below, deciding that while the right of dower | Was not the sole ard separate estate of plaintiff within the meaning of the married woman’s act of the District, it was a valuable consideration | for the note, and the note became her sole and separate property, on which she had the right to sue. | | ‘The Supreme Court also decided the case of the United States ez re!. Lewis Bros. & Co. agt. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury, dismissing | the writ of error. This was a mandamus on the | Secretary of the Treasury tocompel him to pay certain moneys, and the court below dismissed the petition, and the case was carried up on a writ of error. — fas | Batzs & Bro. vs. Toe Boarp or HeattH.— | Yesterday Messrs. Davidge and J. E. Williams | filed in the Circuit Court the petition of Fred- | | erick Bates, soap and candle manufacturer, for | @writ of certiorari, commanding Judge Snell | to turn into the court the record of the case, in | which he is charged with infraction of an ordi- | Rance of the Board of Health. He states that he has carried on the business in this city for | forty-six years, and the Board of Health has | avowed its purpose to compel him to discon- tinue it, which, if carried out, would entail a | loss on him of about $20,000. He questions both the propriety and the legality of the ac- | tion, and prays for the writ to issaé above man- tioned, so that the questions involved may be | inquired into by the court, in order that jastice may be done in the premises. The writ was issued. —- A FALL AND Narrow ovs INscRyY.—About Gideon Thomas, a APE PRow Senr- | 2 o'clock p. m. to-day, painter, employed by Messrs. | | & Spalding onthe new Chronicle | building, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, feli from the third to the second floor, a distance of over 14 feet, through an opening. He struck on some heavy plate glass setin the floor, breaking it, and when picked up it was supposed that he was very seriously injured. Dr. McBlair was called, and found | that he had the timgers of his left hand cut | mes were broken. Dr. McB. dressed the wounds, and he was taken to | his father’s residénce, on Sd street, near B, northeast. B’ral Baits of Elijah Lodge, t the last rognlar meeting 0. 5), 1.0. B. B. the follow. Jacob Hirsh, president; Henry Blondheim | Lean agt. Falconer; order | trustee. Lee | will of Edward Foster, | Mergan arrived from Alexandria with 7, J oouRT, Mac Archur. age, Munders ‘verdiet for of ate by default SPECIAL TERM. i, in the abseace of Jadge Wylie, iltmess, convened the special term to-fay. Bum agt. McWilliams; order nisi ratifying trustee's report of sale and reference to auditor. Green agt. Harris; order ot final ratification and for sate and distribu. tion. Smith agt. Rothwell; decree final, ratify- ing trustee's eale-and reference. Wheeler Addison; order to issue restraining order. Mc- ‘itying report of agt. Lee et al.; decree annuling deed to Wm. Lee. Creeey agt. Woitly; order to issue restraining order. Schmidt agt. mts; order appointing Taggart trastee in place of Eaton deceased. PROBATE COURT. The following business was done before the Register of Wills (Col. Webster) to-day: The bequeathing his estate was filed. The wills of Sasan M. P to his wife | : Hill, Charles Muller aut Sarah B. Manto were filed. The willot tue tate Aun Franklin, be- queathing her estate to ler son, was fully roven. he willof the late John Wilkinson, queathing his estate to his em. Sarah Beavers, who he names as executrix, was ben roven, and letters issued to her; bond €6,000. ‘he will of the late Wm. Johnson, bequeathing his house and lot to his wife and daughter, was filed. An exemplified copy of the will of the late Moses Lake, of Anne Arandel county, Md was exhibited and admitted to probate. Loui | Hefferman qualiged as guardian of her chil- | dren; bond $1,000, Jeanette Waterholter jaal- ified as guardian of her children; bond $10). POLICE COURT, Judge Snell. To-day Edward Donoho forfeited &5 collateral for profanity. Henry Fisher, loud and boister- our; $5. In the case of the United States agt. Marshall Brown et charged with maintain- ing anuisance by keeping a cow stable at the corner of 6th and © streets, the court gave a verdict for piaintiff, and ordered the abatement ofthe nuisance. John Gilbert, a suspicious and idle person, was sent to the workhouse as a va- rant. Christian Smith, same charge; work- jouse. Pat Donnelly, swearing; 85. Fanny Miller, a prostitute and vagrant, was sent tothe workhouse. Anna Morrison, a vagrant, was sent to the workhouse. John Marphy, a va- ‘ant, was sent to the workhouse. Jas. Morey, joud and boisterous; $5. Armistead Burke, pro- fane and boisterous; $3. Ei rd O’Brien, pro- fanity and disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; $5. James Morey, threats of personal viole nce to his wife, pleaded guilty; $200 bonds to keep th de ce. Frederick Roth, assault and battery on Christian Goodsall; $50 and costs. Albert Scott, larceny of a cap worth $5; tined $10. Henry Washington, threats to Charlotte Mer- cer; bonds to keep the peace. Elizabeth Tyler, assault and battery on Dolly Lee, who said that Elizabeth ‘‘cused her of writin’ a letter to her brother,” which was a lie, and she told her so, when defendant knocked her right down, and left$5 and costs. Simon Duckct, assault and battery on George H. Platt; $10. Chas. Mur- phy, assault and battery on Edward -Jones; $5. ————<—<____ GEORGETOWN. INSTALLATION OF OFFicERS.—The officers elected tor the ensuing aar| by the Potomac eof Masons, N fA. A. M., consisting of W. Gordon, W. M.; Walter Wheatley, S. W.; Wm. B. Orme, J. W.; E Hartley, Treasurer; . F. Shekells, Secretary; T. L. Cropley, S. D.; Smith Warrington, J. D.; were duly installed last evening by Past Master Lookerman. The ser- vices were very impressive. After the installa tion the entire lodge were invited by the new | officers to partake of a bountiful supply of good things, which they did. Frovr_ Insprorions.—Inspector McCann reports his inspections of flour for the month of December at 2,054 barrels family, 5,834 bar- rels extra, 55 barrels supertine, 63 barrels fine, 16 half barrels, and 1 barrels middlings. Tetal for the month, #,028. River News.—the steamer Geo. H. Stout cleared to-day for Philadelphia with a miscel- neous cargo. ‘rom New York had not arrived at noon to-day. Grain TRape.—The schooner Thomas 1,200 bushels wheat for Hartly & Bro. The sales to- day were 1,000 bushels red wheat at $1.71. ALEXANDRIA. ‘THE NEW CoLorgp Suenire (wpicreo.—The | first term of the county court of Alexandria county, since the late election, in which an en- tirely new set of officers were elected, con- vened this morning at 11 o’clock. Judge James Sangster occupied the bench. Before enterin, | upon his daties Judge Sangster had received communication from one of the commission- ers in the late election, asserting that K. D. Roftin, sheriff, was not @ resident of the State, vice president; Benjamin Kaufman, treasurer; Charles Hutzler, recording secsetary; Isaac Litten, financial secretary; Jacob Gotthelt, monitor; Philip Peyser, assistant monitor; ewis Baum, inside guard; Jacob Reiss, out guard; Wm. Wolf, marshal. Trustees— les Freirich, B. Guadorf, R. | | | | | | trict G. L. No. 5—Moses Cohen, Julius Pack, Jacob Peyser. Representative to Const. G. L.— Simon Wolf. THE HANGING 8ceNEin E. T. Stetson'sdrama ‘‘Neck for Neck,” now being performed at the Theater Comiyue, is so painfully realistic that | one can hardly believe it is only a pretended execution. The play is full of startling effects, and onght to satisfy the most exacting admirers It is, however, only one feature of the varied programme of the Theater Comique this wee! KNIGHTS TaerLarR Lever.—De Molay (mounted) Commandery, No. 5, give their tirst annual levee to-morrow evening at Masonic Temple. Extensive arrangements have been made to make it a success, and all who may be present will undoubtedly spend a pleasant evening. ——-—— ImporTanT Sate or Rear Estate.—Wm. | P. Hicks et & Mas sold to P. A. Darneille, lot | No. 32, in reservation No. 10, improved by two large brick buildings, eitaated on © street north, between 3d and ij; streets wes, for $24,500 cash. - Chandler, Smoot and Coyle were elected mem- | bers of the auditing committee. = ro eseeriasl M’wx Fanny JAwavscwex.—This great ac- | tress was greeted at Ford's, last night, by a large | and brilliant audience. ‘The play was «Chesney | dramatization of that portion of | ‘tory of ‘Bleak House,”’ which re- | unhappy history of ‘Lady Dediock.” | It gives an opportunity for M’me Janauschek to display her versatility by assuming two char- | acters so much in contrast as those of the proud Jady of Chesney Wold and her revengefut French maid.and the power she displays in both charac- ters is tro!y wonderful. Not a shade of feeling but ier flected in the look, the attitude and the voice of the great actress. To-night she ap- | ars in her great role of “Mary Stuart,” in ehiller’s splendid historical play of that name; ap announcement which should again fll the use. ———s> SEVERE ACCIDENT TO Owe OF OUR DistRicT Munitia Ort —As Dr. 8.8. Bond, sur- geon of the Ist cavalry battalion, was proceed- ing down ‘th street yesterday, on his way to 3 join the command forming as escort to the fu- | published appointing Martos minister of jus- Beral of the re Col. 8. Owen, and when between 1) and E streets, his horse fell to the pavement, and the Doctor's left leg was canght under the animal. After being kindly cared for by the citizens in the severe pain in the Jeft ankle, Dr. Bond joined the procession, but when he reached the Circle | the suffering became so severe that he was obliged to return home, and after @ careful examination of his injuries, found a fracture of one of the bones at the ankle joint, which will no doubt prove much more serious than was at tirst supposed. pa K. Svrtor rae B. & ©. RAILROAD AGArnst a Tiwkgg Acent.—This morning inthe Circait Court, Judge MacArthur, the case of the Ba! Hmoré ai@ “Unio railroad company sagt. (Loughlin «' al., was called, Messrs. Cox and Buchanan for piaintif?, and Messrs. Mattingly and Harrington for defendants. This is an ac- tion on the of defendant as a ticket agent of the plaintiff. who is alleged to be indebted to the plainti”. Mr. Cox, for plaintif, that to prove the case in the ordinary manner would Tequire at least a week as there were probably 1./00 vouchers; each one would require proof, and he sug, at time might be saved by a reference to the auditor. The court adopted the course, and referred the case to Judge Leech, the auditor of the court. ———poe ‘Tue wevicat society of the District of Co- lumbia met last night and elected officers for | the ensuing year, a follows:—Dr. Johnson Eliott, ident; ‘Drs. J. F. Thompson and D. R. Hagner, vice presidents; Dr. W. Briscoe, corresponding secrecary; Dr. ©. H. A. Klein scumidt, recording secretary: Dr. T. A. Aah ford, treasurer; Dr. Petze, librarian; Dra. B. ‘Thompeon, Buikly. Peter and King, board of examiners, Drs. Lieberman, Burrows and ‘Toner, board of census. Dr. Wood, of the United States navy, and Dr. J.J. Woodward, of t medical museum, were elected honorary members. ae BUrILpInG AssoctaTions.—At the twenty- first monthly meeting of the Republic Savings avd Buildi ation, last night, seven | advanced shares (43.200) were savas ium Oo! per cent. Pest the third meeting of the Security Building Association, last night, fifteen shares were ad- vance: on at & premium of 50 per cent. if At the seventy sixth meeting of the First Co- operative, last night, $5,000 were sold at an | average of 175 per cent., and §3,000 in shar, were redeemed. a THE CELESRATED HUTCHINSON PANILY of a . favorably known thi it the coun- | try, will give two at the Metro- éitan church, under the direction of Mr. y Wh. The sale of reserved seats will commence at Metzerott’s to-morrow. | in cemetery; #1 ity, but suffering | Rear Estate TRAnsrers.—Oak Hill Ceme- | tery company to Wm. D. Baldwin, lot 31, east. Georgetown College to Jas. e 842; $492. McCarthy, lot 8, eq or @ qualitied voter, when elected. The judge mrormed the sheritt, and then placed the paper in the hands of the commonwealth’s attorney, with instructions to in vestigate the matter. The newly-electedjclerk, Louis E. Payne; Attorney Edmund Burke, and Sheriff R. D. Raitin wore present, and entered apon their duties, evinc- ing & readiness and quickness in their perform- ance. Grand jury found presentments against £. D. Ruffin, (colored,) sheriff, for illegal vot- ing and perjury, and against Rey. R. S. Laws, colored preacher and politician, for illegal voting. Distreastne DeaTH.—We are greatly pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Annie O. Fox, wife of Dr. C. A. Fox, of Beltsville, Md., tor- merly of Fairfax Court House, which occurred at ber residence at Beiteville on Satarday morning, under most distressing circumstances. Mrs. Fox had been in the habit of weighing out doses of morphine in her husband's office, to take herself, for severe neuralgic pains, to which she was subject. On Saturday she took by mistake a dose of strychnine. | Almost im- mediately she discovered her mistake, and her husband was called to relieve her. Before he could apply the remedies she died. Mrs. Fox Was a daughter of the late Joshua ©. Gunnell, of Fairfax Court House, and had @ large num- ber of relatives and friends, who will sensibly feel this sad aitiiction. She'was a lady of most amiable and attractive character, and leaves | One child, aged three years. —Sentine!, last eve- ning. Fine.—The alarm of fire about half-past six o'clock this morning was occasioned by the burning of a portion of the inside ot the second story and the roof of the building ou Royal street known as the Uld English House. It be- ngs to the Messrs. Harlow, and is rented by parties who use some of the rooms for *‘sport- ing”—gaming purposes. One of the rooms was ——_—_.— Go To Eris & Co. for the fifteen cent edition of the libretto for the opera to-night, and save twenty cents. t ——_—____-+ee- The Situation in Spain. CASTELAR PROTESTS AGAINST ‘THE BRUTAL | COUP D'ETAT. | The latest advices from Madrid state that Senor Castelar, in a letter addressed to the country, says be must test, with all hisen- | ergy, against the brutal coup d’etat. He con- | cluées :—*« My conscience will not permit me to | associate with demagogues, and conscience and honor refuse to accept a situation created by bayonets.” Several members of the majorit which voted against Castelar approve the sta: he has taken. ‘A decree was promulgated yesterday suspend- | ing constitutional guarantees, and putting in force throughout Spain the laws of 1570 for the | maintenance of public order. Decrees are also tice, Senor Mosquera minister of public works, | | and’Senor Albareda civil governor of Madrid. ‘The new minister of the interior, Garcia Ruiz, has ordered the publication of all Carlist and — Intransigente newspapers stopped. An armed rising of the Volunteers of Liberty took place in Saragossa on Sunday. It was in- | cited by the municipality. After two hours’ fighting the troops took two hundred of the in- trausigente prisoners, and captured six cannon and a large quantity of rifles and ammunition, The municipality has dissolved. Lovistana’s Two Lectscatures,—The Kel- logg legislature of Loui-iana met in New Or- leans yesterday in Mechanics’ hall. Governor Kelloge’s message was read, which treats prin- cipally of the finances of the state. The total debt of the state is $24,285,336. Both houses adopted resolutions endorsing Pinchback’s elec- tion as U. 8. Senator. The McEnery Lo gr end also met, but no c= was legen ja xies: ot hg Lew | Kello, lature is reco; yy the | President. the Ener; logisiatuse will remain | in session only a short time, adopting, however, before it pen ee an address to Congress upon | the political situation in Lovisiana. Tus Srawien VoLuxtegrs in Crea ry | Favor or Mowarcny.—A New York Herald special, from Bevane, By the grecticew of | | the Castelar Ministry bas been favorably re- ceived in Havana. The Casino Espanol is especially jubilant. The volunteers are evident- ly in favor of a monarchy. The crownon the sterns of Spanish vessels in the harbor, which vogue, are bei Sou enon being Tog palace of the Captain General. Lopaeegng eet Br ronan Wa mena he ler The fare o1 itimore and Tailroat | trom Wheeling to W: Ss 1s $6, while from Washington city to Wh it is $9. >ver the Pennsylvania railroad ‘ashington city is$5.—Cumberiand | | | | | Wheel toWi News, Sth. stant death. Wimburh a Calvin Hawthorn.” Both parties » bloody deed occurred at TECake walk,” a kind or hoteuppers porate vty hen 4 ol ‘oz s7-Senator Sumner attained birth- day on Friday last. | thrown over the trac! s0 uccupied last night by a party of boys, who, because they would not admit some others, were stoned from the street by the excluded ones. Some of both the inside and outside par- | ties were arrested this morning on suspicion of being the incendiaries, but at the examination | held at the mayor's office by the mayor and Justice May, no evidence was adduced that would criminate them. They were, however, held for further examination. East ALBXANDRIA RaiLRoap.—The track laying on the East Alexandria ratiroad has been completed nearly to Uniontown, across the Eastern Branch, a fine bridge haying been of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at that point, and work on the line is rapidly progressing in the direction of the river opposite this city. The work upon this side of theriver is being advanced by the dredging of a tion of the dock alongside the iles that will constitute a portion of the pier m which the cars are to be placed on ‘lat boats and tugged across the river, and by the commencement of the work of building the slip at the same place. ABRESTED POR STEALING CorNn.—Parties from across the river re; the arrest and con- fixement in jail at Marlboro’ of Kobert Jetfer- son and son, formerly of this city, but now living in Prince George’s county, upon the charge of stealing corn from Messrs. Murray and Adams at Tent Landing, and that officers from Maryland are now in this city on the look- out for another man implicated in the same erime.—G@azelte, jast evening. -s202- ENGLISH EMIGRATION TO Viraimta.—The Richmond Enquirer is credibly advised that during the coming spring there will be hun- dreds of families from Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Devonshire, and other localities in land, emigrating to Virginia. are generally people of considerable means, who prefer having lands of their own in Vir- inia, purchased at reasonable rates and yield- fi ‘good profits, to leasing lands in England at es acre per annum. In the county of Ane! & Bamber of Engiish fautiies have found homes, under the auspices of M. M. Blacker. esq.,8nd they have bought $60,000 worth land. They are said to be Bigily pleneed, and will doubtless be instrumental inging many others of their countrymen to Virginia. A YouncsTer 1x Luck.—A youngster in New York named William ©: ‘of Brooklyn, ‘ew Yor! jurtis, yee Seo ermarantant fone e diamond’ dea 2 their ance, heir readines to now _pay al! obligations in full. ‘Vice-President Hamlin and wife are ieee of Gov. Kellogg in New Orleans. a7-New York had 56 homicides and only 2 | judicial hanging® last year. The steamer E. ©. Knight | je | valley, continued cold Pe FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, Pi ereiendng apres clnetes ta Wall street ONG BOAT MARY ELLA FOR S4LR, 1@ buoyancy stocks, there i ™ market for all classes of securities dealt in at ary barat eCheck ae St Iative buying: but back of thie; and us the tease | fevtwharl, Loug Bost Mary Bits; ying: of this, an repairs acd eqa ay an ge ee Boat may be 9 Bored at vate sale before : accmaue ‘GEORGE HILL, Jn, S7-THE ABOVE SAL_B IS POSTPONED UNTIL bth, 1s time and pi . TERS DAY. January Oth, ope rom aL in. BOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED satil ae any ne ORGE HILEss Tt T © L ANNUA Washington Stock Ex . Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers. ‘The following were the prices bid and asked at the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:—U. 8. gold, 10% bid, 11) asked. Bank 8 National Bank, 116 asked. City Passenger Railroads— itan stock, Zi y did, 30 anked; Columbia stock, 194 bid, 20 asked; Washington and Geor; a bonds, $3 asked; peooed Crd bonds, List—National Theatre bonds, J. 80 asked; Masonic Temple bends, F. & A.. 7 er cent. gold, $5 bid, 95 asked; Groat Fails foe 20, 80 asked. ‘District Securities Washington OBRMAN LODGE, No. 38, 0. 0 roe on the “DoF all, Georg: cet Tarde " THE COMMITTER. city 6 per cent. quarterly stock, 79 eas Loo OUT FOR THE OLD FOLKS Geor ro 6 Maer moh stock, 76 asket; IN GEORGETOWN. Wi = ity 73-10 (Emery) 5 year, M. & N., aren 91 bid; 6 per cent., gold, 90 asked; cent. irrency, permanent improvements, 15 yra., 64 of the Methodist cui bid, 70 asked. Board of Public Works—8 per DNESDAY AND THURSDAY. cent. Cer’s, general i vement, & J...) therth and = Selock 78 bid, ot u es th ae commencing at7‘: o’cloc! xg bid, 32 asked Gate io wel, “ta year, 7 , 72 asked; do. 5 year, 70 bid, 7: asked. Hoard of Publi Works per cent. Cer's, sewer , J. & J., 1 year, 6% bid, 63 asked; do. 2 year, 65 bid; do. 3 yéar, 64 bid; do. 5 year, £3 bid; do., series, 06 bid 65asked. Board of Pub- MeWorks—8 per ct. Cer's,water,4 year, 70 asked. District market-house bonds, 724 Did, 82 jon, 25 y Immediately after each concert the ladies will give “Tete sale THE SNNUAL MERTING of the Steck holders of the GEO. TOWN MASONIO ALL ABSOCIATION, D. O., will be teld on TURSDAY, January 6th, st 7 o'clock .m., for the election of ‘nine directors to serve durii the en. h other ‘Z} | suing year, and for the transaction of suc asked; 10,000 general improvement series, 7) | business a! may lecally cone botere itt ms bid, 7,155.50-100 August certificates sold at 50; | holding certin The old Board of Trustees are 1,000 improvement, 84 bid; 500 general im- cates Fequested to present them to the undersiiued, and provement one-year, 80 bid; 500 sewer, 76 bid. exchange them for stock of the Corporati on, Jars-3 ISAIAH L. PARBHURST, Sec. ELV ESY BODY weap. IMPORTANT NOTICE! Having on hand a number of articles forfeited according to terms on cheeks issued, and for which I am a> longer re- sponsible, notice is hereby given, that unless: said artici¢s are called Jorand charges paid on the same, 1 rkets, ByLrimone, Jan. 6.—Virginia sixes, consolidated, &. Weet Virginias, 10; North Caroliaa sixes, old; 23; ditto new, 12; special tax, 10 bid to-day. Bartimors, Jan. 6—Ootwn dull and nominal— low middlings, 18: and strong—Olty Mills acvanced 25 cents; other grades unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady—prices unchanged. Corn D. aary Sth, they will be steady and firm, receipts light —white southern, 7@ | sold at public anction, the Auction Store of £0; yellow southern, 75/0); mixed western, 8) THOMAS DOWLI lo 174 Bridge street, geist bat firm southern, S0@s2; western, 5053. | Georgetown, D.O., on SATURDAY, January 10th, ye firm —%90G98. Hey ‘unchanged. Provisions | at 10 o’clock, a, m. ‘The articlos consists tn part firmer, Pork. $16. pat: o te Pants and Vests, Jackets, Ladies shoulders, 756; cles Dresses, of different material, Shawls, Bacqnes, jobbing demand —sbonldere, 7 oaks, Bibbons, and other articles too numerous ame, 12@14. Lard steady—Sy(a9, Butter scarce WHEATLEY and firm—roll, 833; packed, Wia.28. Oofive strong— and Scourer, No, 49 Jefferson St | 28627. Sugar firmer ind higher—10%4(o10"s. Whisky Georgetown, D.O. ai — 654 ¥ i MREW om, Jan, 6.—Stocks active, Goldy 1. (LOSING OUT SALE OF WINTER Goons. anor 56 sons Joveentmonta de ewse 10k: | In order to reduce stock we are selling all kinds 48246; short, 486%. Governments dull. Good ae New York Tour advaucing. Wheat | Of Winter Goode at a ar » Jan 6 ‘a great ou cent better. Corn a shade better, REDUCTION 1 RTOs, c . Handsome all-wool Biriped Suawis, #3. Toxbon,Jan. 6.12909 m.—The weather throngh- | Handsome all-wool Stri : git Eogiand to-day ia fair. | Bonde—new fives, 108% Special Dargeine ip Cotton Goodser ait kinds, ferred evtinghamn Lace for Curtains, + Jan. 6) 2p discount in | Trish Hinens. BENJAMIN MILLE: ‘et for three m i$, percent. | aeesote Tor Bridge St por cent. below the Baak of Bugiand WERE-THERES AW ee see Ww WAY.—Gentiomen, the best way te get THE WEATH through the hard times and to Be able to give your wives, children, or sweethearts eyo the usual holiday Pou WHEE EY tobe NIOHLY CLEAN EB. ‘Wak Dararrmxnt, Strnal Ofteer, Wasnineron, desusty o tere tome Sean t SYNOPsis FOR THE PART TWENTY-FOUR ROWERS — The area of lowest barometer ts central near or DYED; ping up & ‘appear- Bortherm Alabama and cloudy ‘weather, with rain | S00? 80d savin fr tne abare i aioe and continued low temperature, prevaila in this | fash ls about over, all orders will b wy lmeay gulf states and thence northward to the Ol» valley May fein ae . able, No charge for the above advice, WwW. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jofferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. P.O. Box 723. nov29-tr OLS? N TELRGANT. 10K CREAM AND OYSTER anet-ly 69 High street. »D. 0. BANKERS. AMERICAN SAVINGS BAN, jo. 619 iTH BST., Orr. P. O. Derr, Interest poid on deposite. JouN Hitz, Pres’t (Jan5-lyJC. B. PRENtiss, Cash. iO. ANK OF THE NAT ONE D stares pesos Be ee Southwest cor. of 7th and D ste., Washington, 'D. 0. Collections made on all parts of the United States, Departments ef the Gsreremery. Sapttat 30 0: Fund, $100,000. FITZHUGH GO¥LE, | AB. BRADLEY, Gosbier, (ctl? cl Put, ‘REEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSER, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, (Opposite UW = Treasury.) nd northeas-ward over the lower lake re; middle and New England states the distr: named the winds are light to fresh northerly aud easterly, The temperature has changed but slightly with southeasterly winds and heavy rains in the south Atlantic states. Partly. cl ‘her with less temperature prova ian and therce westward over [ hwestward to ihe lower Missouri vall PRopaBILITiks.—For New England, nc easterly winds, with «leet and rain, will prevail during the day. For the middle states and lower Jake region, continued cloudy weather, with snow and rain, and ith but slight changes ot Lure, te’ winds in these districts will prol crease tofresh and brisk daring Tuesday For the southern states east of ture remain, ary on the south Atlantic coast, an¢ in the Mississippi valley on Tarsday orth of the Ohio valley, light re. followed by clearing nd Illinois. For south- nce westward tothe Missouri and part ly cloudy weather, Tue New York Worktnomen. — The one thousand unemployed workingmen who assem- bled in Union Square, New York, yesterday, as stated in Tag Stan of last evening, were unable to see either the mayor or compiroller. After a few addresses, denouncing the action of the authorities, it was resolved to hold ® grand demonstration on Thursday next, and the crowd dispersed. ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as tnte- aa Te “INTREST on Oxw Dottaa and upwards, from OITY ITEMS. “open froma. m.to 4p. m.: Wednesdays and GaxtLeEM who fancy the Windsor Scarf Saturdaye, (deposits only,)6% 108, iyl-te for the neck should examine the beautiful as- fortment of them just received by Henning. No. 410 7th street. He has secured ‘ge lot = prices astonishingly low. A $250 scarf for 50. Tue Kipweys, although but little understood, B4arkinze HOUSE oF J. H. SQUIRE & CO., 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Orrosirg WiLLaRp’s Horas WASHINGTON, D. 0 are among the most important of the vita! Pedr interes: paid on deposus, parts. All diseases pertaining to them or to Qollections made every where. the organs they supply with health and vigor, rn I cashed in advance, in either sex,are cured by Hembold’s Extract | _® Buchu. By Helmbold's process Buchu becomes a specitic. No other chemist has so skillfully extracted its virtues, Sufferers will avoid dis- appointment, failure. and exposure, by obtain- ing only Helmbold’s Baghu. For ‘sale by’ all druggists. 03 of BIGELOW, Banker, 643 D STREET, ucar Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- LEOTIONS, and transacts all business connectad —_e——_ with Banking. ‘aptly A HovsrHorp Remepy.—No family should be without some efficacious remedy for the cure of affections so universally prevalent as coughs, * colds, sore throat, whooping cough and croup— OVERSTOCKED! some remedy, too, which can be relied on as safe, sure and certain. Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry combines the desideratum. 6 POVERTY 18 BAD, but the worst kind of pov- erty is poverty of the blood; this makes a man ‘*poor indeed,” for it takes away his strength, courage and energy; but enrich the blood with MUST BE REDUCED: FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS FOR THE NEXT 15 Days I OFFER OVERCOATS 1 OF FEB OVERCOATS . 1 OFFEB OVEBOOATS its vital element, Iron, by taking the Peravian Syrup (a protoxid i rich and iron) and you will feel bod: Ty good as anybody.” ‘Try it. 6 ‘Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535 , Opposite the Treasury, removes corns Without pain, so the shoe can ‘be worn with eae. He relieves and cures bunions, ingrowin; nails, vascu! excrescences, chilblains, an: B (OTION Sieetedd Suet t seat AE Bipecon as been in Washington, D. O., over twelve years, and is patronized ‘by many emi- AT 4 REDUCTION nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS, well-known and FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. ~y Sae persons. Office to FBKOM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. hours from 8 a. m. p.m. Fee, $1 per visit. ore. press of business during offive hours, Dr. ‘ite is unable to attend pationts at resi- rae =e en a 1 OFFER WINTER sUrTs ‘0 PREVENT Fever and e there no 1 OFFER WINTE: TS prorermuce like Dooley’s Caficaya — IOFFEE WINTER SUITS AT A REDUCTION AT A REDUCTION AT A BEDUOTION FROM THBEE TO EIGHT DOLLARS, FROM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLARS. FROM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLARS. ee Wirnor’s Cop Liver O11 axp Liwe.—The great popularity of this safe and efficacious preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Hu- mors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, it has no superior, if equal. no one neglect the early symptoms of dise when an agent is thus at hand which will alleviate all complaints of the Chest, Lungs or Throi Manatactured only Gee B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold byall ggists. 03 ee Ponp’s Extract is for sale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhere, t,w,f, ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROP ‘108. ALL OTHEB GOODS IN PROPORTION. WiLLoox & Gisn’s SEWine MACHINES. The OALL AT ONCE celebrated Bazaar Patterns. A, at Chas. AT Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, tea street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 STRAUS’, THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BAWE, Corner of ‘New York avenue and 1», Pays 6 per ct. ‘16th street, ce ne, rey age eo oditnder month: o8 % ae ORT Popular Clothing House, ‘and 1011 PENNSYLVARIA AVENUB, ‘THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 44 street BUY FOR CASH, a 4T REDUCED PRICES. 1,5 PERI aware: Gas i streat: "5.06 DEY GOODS. 20 PER CENT. OFF. GREAT BARGAINS, TWENTY PER OENT. will bc DEDUCTED from all Wool, or Wool aud Worsted Goods of any kind, where the price is now above @1 per yard; and TEN PEB CENT. DEDUCTED from all goods eee EE SOEERS EE e ravens, Ae SE ES Sy sans. TE conan, where the price is $1 and less. Atthe basal Pceheahhape OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF Jars-tf Ng 1011 7th stroct northwest. JAMES TOPHAM 4 0o., Wane cae poste ard and beatae, Mo. 496 SEVENTH STERET, nd the sald ahaa: ; det vain’ ‘Custom solicited. HOLIDAY GooDs, HO NEW_ PUBLICATIONS! NEW YEAR'S LUXURIES Naw BOOKS amp at STAPLE GROCERIES WARREN CHOATE & Co."s, at Bancy, by the apthor of Red as & Rose tx fee see TEMPTING RATES. the 4 We are again in receipt of another large invoice | eis © are again of» ate o of CHOICE GOODS suitable for the NBW YEAR'S | Tw ae eq TABLE Metrical Tune Book. Phiti ipa le round the World in Righty Days. wiles 9 Very Sine; prige OW | a ctobtc ~. Jobe Stearn Mili 8 cases. Obsice fruit | The Portrait. AG RdAie 1 Mic. or 8 ibe. for 1 0 | Sex tp Education, Edward H Glan ie Soemnte ¥ec0 of our Lord , ; ret adie as soo. W. H. Prescatt. ew Miestrated, and Reunolle P or Ure, FOR INTERNATION Jacobns on Brodus 2 Exotas, Sm Qid Testament History, Whitney s Lees nt Smith's Bible Dictionary. Whedon, Clarke Speaker's Comment WARKEN CHOATE & co., NBW POOKSTORE. VERNON BOW, L SUNDAY SOHOOL CRUSHED... nit Co! as sot LOrn Sy UNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS = Seay To coND HOOL TEACH WSITR COFF All the aids to the Sundy of the Uniform Low LIGHT BROW to be bad at GOOD BROWN 100 WM. BALLANTYNE’s, 48 rn STRAET OLD GoyT. Java nest in Washington. | Jaccbus’ Notes ot Exodus. 1 WH TOS, a desirable article. Try it 336 | Morphy» Commentery on 2 Mi The Lesson Compend for 187 " © the highest grades. Bash otes Exodus, and «!! the stand, commentaries, Ail the Sunday Schoo! Papers fur : TEAS. ‘s1stneLe vished et publish: re’ rates. dee 39 tr A 0 B15 aes ne eas VW 458 1NGTON INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. eke 50c. to gi 83 BY Gro. ALFRED Tow seen 30c. to 23 STOCK MAN & SON, §25 Nixry Sraver, mid ibe, for 9100 | GRNERAL Ab OK ALL SUBSCRIP AGENTS. TION BOOKS. STATIONERY ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., PICTURE FRAMES, BOOKBL GROCERS, ICHARD B. MOHUN & © : Masonic Temple, 9tb and F etrects. LLEBS AND STATIC THE NE BOOKS COTTAGE MARKET, Ooorreee acces eee Sac SIS Fourtsenty Sr. geen nice’ Man, tc The prop-letors of the COTTAGE MARKET an- pormene erayrongue by Henry. Stoddard. 160 nownce t! 7 4 Sut Reve on bere forthe Sotidaye rept Muric end Musicians by Lenate Mos- nest goods tm their es, che rte : : rT] U ‘AND CHICKENS - MORE OF THOSE FINE CAPONS 33 A full amortment of GEESE, DUCKS aud aii : ther Riis of Bonitry: 7 WILD T PH s Ss RET oF, Spqomes IN WaLL Bull, HK FIN y cLTy, ovstni sud alikindsof FISH. | Valentine Tester te ER AND EGGs All kirdsof O« be oe ad ith EGETABLES of su kinds. Plenty “superior SAUSAGE THE TRADES. MEAT of our own manufacture, and anythlag cles that cag usually be found ine ybctahere, T-CLASS MARKET STORE. 1O1e Peek Send in your orders sarily, and we will fil them. nay apie Avenue, svuth side. mae GEO] HUNTLEY a COL RovB-ly Fine Work a Specialy. AWStnes FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, LS Pa. PRIVATE EESIDENCRS TENTS FOR SALE OB KENT, TBtions furnished for Bails and Partica, 4. ©. BOGAN, Mavetnoturer, 713 MARKET SPAOB, Between 7th and Sth streets, | Bote Ages for the only ge reoor AWNING MATERIEL ae SHILLINGTON, BOOKSELLER, NEWS AGENT AND STATIONER, Corner 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave. De HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, ‘By APPROPBIATE TO ALL AGES. EISCOPAL PRAYER-BOOKS CATHOLIC, ard BIBL E A Jaryevariety of JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS. | WING PHOIOGRAPH ALBUMS, Rosewood and Lea ther WRITING DESKS. FOR PRIVATE RESIDENORS, HOTELS, Fine Rosia aud Morocco Leather POCKET: | BOOKS. Sand PENCILS. NOTE PAPER, infancy boxes, latest A Dittern Fine PLAYING CARDS. New PUCKET RECURS, for business men. ‘They are a diary, pocket-book and memorandam Book combined. Belf-closing DIARIES for 1874, Get the | est. Inquire forthem at PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTORED BY M. G, COPELAND, 043 LOUISIANA AVENUE OAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS for or rent, 16 PpLcusine ABD GAs-FITTING Thoee desiring to have their Ptombt) Fitting done in s vert and eubstartial OB Feasonable terins, showid leave the 113 Pennsyivania avenne, Ospito! Hill ‘Work warranted WM. BOTHWELL SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, dec 18-tr corner 436 st. and Peni eum PRESENTS. and Ges- ner, ant orders at avenne. . CAR 605 Pexxstivania AveNce, J. Testes. nes ‘sin ceomtink on tae APEeTEe. BUILDER, and Silver Watches, Chains, oonrkac _. Jewelry, Be, eprcialy gpiegied Tor the Orders for Hoore Garrenicr ug + Jobbing, or Ooms which hg te cnabled to chor ot Sone team ay ph 3 speedily attended to. BPA cali will convince you. ece-tr ay iach street, below et. worthweet He - LOMBING, GAS FITTIN: Hi!!'ax woons. Poa — ian, Setanta sy aE CHINESE AND JAPANESE Bs Ly —— FANOY BOXES, z erence, near Ob CUBIOB, Tis K BOXES, aie N. W, BUROBELL, ‘ABPETS CLEANED AT THE STEAM OA 1334 F street PET BEATING WORKS, 490 Maine ayense Pa called for and returned roe extra charges. NZO BI STEAMER LINES. ‘ABE. FOLK, Ww mmeTOR, ponte! K, BOSTON AND Bteamer dec22-2w A NIOB PAIR OF BAND BRACRLBTS, WAB- cSt PRINCE'S, 1006 Pennsylvania ate. Brivee, at : enney a Ge D SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. p the Ane Iron LOW PRICES. 5 ‘will leave her’ wharf general assortment of of 6th gireet org BBY GOUDS and FANCY ABTIGLES Exodiner, + at m retsce’ SUORY Baxter, | Pretshtsinis be 40 * decl9-tr 1920 Pennsylvania avence. | Lake, vie en 80 OxXS § QYSTEBS a.8 cee iN EVERY STYLB, mié-tr_ Plant's Store, corner ish ConneRr Sp anv H Sreeers NW. ‘smilies deltvered. cope amn "OBO. We BAUBEN, Proprietor. ANANAS, Detween NE’ ANGES. aie nin OnE nya. | HEEB aE dect-tw under Ebbitt House. leave HOLIDAY BOOKS. fail STANDABD WORKS. FANOY GOODS. LEATRER WALLETS and POOKET BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS, a large assortment, PBAYEB BOOKS, &c., &o, R. B. MOHUN & CO., decl7-tr__ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and lth st. OLIDAY PRESENTS. i AD, » 61S 13th street, has jost | sniperted am unmense iuvcierot HUMAN Hath for 18H AND NORTH AMERICAN the holidays, comprisi ell shades and ynalities. ROYAL MAIL seen trom Oe Ta DRESSING Sot last | BETWEEN NEW YORK 4ND LIVERPOOL, styles. {Chron} dear | paoyCALLING AT CORK HARBOR. [{eENsE SACRIFICE Calabria Wed. ae sorry. IN Algeria.....Wed, leci DS OF ALL KINDS. | jis. Wenge 3: | ae HOLIDAY GOO NDS. ¥ x Drees Goods reduced 20 per cent. aaa ovest following wan sispay a wae SATU Bieached Cotton, 7 cents per yard, D. iow York. New York Mills Vou AY from 4 ton, 18 te. Steamers mar! thus” Priuts, 6% conts, si sengers . Pay nD Bt Blegant Paris Kids, 65 cents. a Rarzs oF Passace—Osbin, 980, 9100, and 9130 BRODHEAD & 00. phd om. 9 decl3-tr__1205 F st... betwoen 13th and ish. ‘ete to Faris, sis, going additional LAbo's CANDIES f\) Cems 25 CHBISTMAS TREES. ncerage, 93, currency | beet toy all parts of Europe, at lowest rates cE ven to Belfast, Gi fp42L0W's CaLceny OF Fine ants, on the Mediterranean 1229 Pennsylvania avenue, north side, sage, apoly at the Company's wife, No. oe Bolder passage, at No. 11 . BABELS and PORTFOLIOS roteivion aad see "aie 5 Wayxuyn, Rew York. a - N ‘EW EXPRESS LINE Via CANAL, aD ce gees as ‘New Feovived every day. dectt-2w carom ani ore "New Goode ered very day. dectaaw FERRO ara v4, YASH 1382 F street, speSae " . aot Rte dectt-tw A