Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1874, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES.......Editor, Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY; MONDAY... -.....Febraary 9, 1874. The Swn gives a report of « mass meeting | beid im Baltimore Saturdsy night “in response to the call of the Maryland Association of the | Army and Navy of the Confederate States in | reference to the Southern Historical Society.” ‘The Sun says enthusiastically:. “Considering year, thie large meeting was very encouraging to those who had assembled in the name ef trath to aid the historical movement which w: set afoot last summer at the Virginia springs. By far the greater part of the assemblage was composed of ladies, who were very enthu- Siastic.” Judge J. R. Inglis presided and in stating the object of the meeting said the purpose of the Bociety was ‘the gathering, preserving, and compiling of all evidences and facts relating to the late war, in order that the true resultshould be presented; the truth, in simple justice to the martyrs of a novice cause, and in satisfaction to ‘thoge who still survive and preserve the same opixions that led to the conitict. [Applause.) In + this matter the state of Maryland and the city of Baltimore in particular could not fail to be interested. Nineteen thousand sons of Mary- | land had fought for the cause, and there could be no failure of feeling, no indifference, in a @ place whose sympathy had been so great." [Ap- plause.} Mr. S. Teackle Wallis, who was the next Speaker, said: “We owe it not to the dead, who, struggling in oppressions wrong, were lost; we owe it not to the living, who know so well their sac- Fifice and desolation, but we owe it to the world to show the evite that result from so-caljed free- dom; to show the world that no perfection can exist Ina government that uwrurps the power of Tight and sacrifices every principle of manioo truth and honor.” *‘The city of Baltimore,” Mr. Wallis said, ‘tis the most wealthy and pop- ular inthesouth. What our sympathies were in the late struggle it would be needless for me to tell what we have suffered each one who knows can feel as well asl; for from the first reverberation at Bull Run to the last shot at Sailors’ creek, each can claim some chapter. Our Maryland hosts were gathered together by no conserip- tion; they fought for love, not lucre; and where Springs @ blade of grass on southern fields there Jies some recollection of a fallen friend to each one present.” Mr. Wallis in concluding introduced Gen. Wade Hampton “in highly complimentary terms,” and General Hampton, “who was most enthusiastically received, after expressing his gratification at being commended by Mr. Wallis, proceeded in his address. He felt that he was not among strangers, and was honored by the @xhibition of that hospitality which had been extended by the people of Baitimore to himself and others heretofore.” ‘The object” he said “(was as important as it was sacred, and was Prompted by pride in the glorious past and obliga- tions to the future. It was to put out that which would justify the struggle and show the motives that animated the sout! “By the coopera- tion,” he said, “of all who have not lost faith or hope im the cause the end will be secured. Is this not worth struggling for? Are we willing that the hands that usurped our institutions should stigmatize us? Are we of the south ashamed of our history? No, thank God, we are not! (Immense applause. |" ‘The Sun, in conciuding its report, says that 8 letter “expressive of pathy from W. W. Corcoran of Washington” was read, which is not surprising in view of the heretofore in- terest expressed by Mr. Corcoran in the organi- | zation of this Society—a Society that, accord- ing to the speakers at Baltimore, is com posed Of these who “have not lost faith or hope in the cause,” and has for its objgct “justice to the martyrs of a noble cause, and satisfaction to those who still survive and preserve the same opinions that led to the contiict.” +22 A case recently decided in Ilineis where a marriage was set aside will attract attention in legal circles. It was that of a young lady of the Upper tendom of Chicago named Hancock, who married her father’s coachman. Immediately | after the marriage ceremony was performed she repented and returned to her home, con- fessed the marriage,and asked to be relieved from it. Finally she brought an action to set aside the marriage. It was proven that she was under the legal age, and it was contended that she could not, therefore, contract marriage without her father’s consent. It was also shown that ber husband, in obtaining the license, swore that the girl was 13, when she was not 16, thereby committing perjury. The plaintiff in- sisted, by reason of these facts, that the marriage should be set aside. The jower court held, hewever, that the mar- riage was legal and the case was appealed to | the Supreme Court. The latter tribunal bas reversed the decision below and decided that inder such circumstances the marriage is a nullity. This decision calls for considerable comment amongst the lawyers. It is univer- | sally held that minor, though wholly incapa- | bie of making acontract for Property, may, | evertheless,Jenter into a marriage contract | from which be will not be relieved by the courts. i Andif® male may do this, why not a female? gain, it is questioned by some good legal au- ! thorities whether unlawful acts in the procure- ment of a marriage lense vitiates the con-_ tract. It thus comes that though a license is demanded by law as a condition precedent to the marriage, yet if a person authorized to | solemnize the union proceeds without a license | the marriage is not held to be void, but the person perfofming the ceremony is made to | gaffer. Whether or not the decision of the | supreme court of [illinois is good law it serves | to illustrate the growing ease of slipping out of the marriage noose in modern da; 2e-—___ We are sorry to see that the New York Tyi- | dune reiterates in its editorial columns the mean | slander against the press of this city which was | telegraphed over by its correspondent bere on ‘Thuraday last. In its issue for Saturday, that paper says: bottom, that all the world might know it. Inasmuch as the card in question has since been printed in full, and free of charge, in Tas Braz and at least one other paper here, is it seking too much to expect the Tribune to do exact justice in the premises, by withdrawing its statement and printing the exact facts in the be able to afford to do so. mirers and the lovers of legitimate drama generally. A few years since he built a mag- ity. nificent dramatic temple, cormer of 234 street rent in Gevtgetorn DWELLING. and 0th avenue, New York, which he dedicated repair. to the legitimate drama, and calling to his aid BO! af ag some of the finest professional talent im the on Bridge street, ealtable world, began the presentation of Shakspearean or say dvsiness. feb9-6t and standard plays, which im every case were Pr THE SUP! oes, OF THE DISTRIOT mounted at great expense and in umexcep- 9h Dey ef Fone, tionable style. At first the patronage he re- obs order of tbe Coart a second ceived almost met his sanguine expectations, FIEL Sean, Sinan but soon his audiences grew thinner and thinner, | Brown. Register, ia the ony Hetce Oh 8 treat BOdm rice caly ieraiohad ‘ap- and he was finally forced to the conclusion that | of February inet-. at 13 o'clock Bez 251 7. Getambte strest, between P ond 0 and even the great metropolis would not give a | 4med in the 27th section of the 2 : SS D ety and to a theater W4Rt see padre COLORED Savesol iniety to the Maggeente arom He GBEAT SACRIFICE! as sprecteeidren, Weses Oe. "apaly st Be. money, but, New Yor! : street northwest. cxcbange, “his career asa manager waa unssi | BOUGHT AT COMPULSORY SALE! Weis ter lied by even the least concession to a depraved ‘who = on taste, and it was marked by ® constant tender-| yw, west price, x ness towards the honest ambition of earnest, foment °3, MONDAY, February 9h, tw a ingenvous youth, and by a steady, practical BLEACHED SHERTINGS, charity toward the indigent and suffering, | ®t! @cents per yard, worth 40 cents; and two large cases Bxcellent 10 4° years ie Cox. both in the dramatic profession and out of it.” UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS. a2 6 From the statement of his amsets and liabilities | at 39 conten worth 4) conte, Also, large ERTED-AL TREE ~ as ANT ae eee” Roman STEWARD, ouae, « H i becsnee sore pore eee | eee "sub prown sumetinas, | Waites conus’ WOMAN Tah: be became hopelessly involved, in the vague | ot is couts per yard worth ae route ee eee. | WASH S063 hope of a reaction which would relive him from | rior, yard wide 7 ANTED—A nicelv-farnished FRONT ROOM his pecuniary embarrassment. His Mabilities BLEACHED COTTON, rg f eteond Aor for 8 gentioman and wife, sud foot up over $300,090, $100,000 of which is se- SBeh ome, worth 16 cents; and a yard wide, Good | Hoare ‘Address GEAY, Bk * ‘fob 3." cured. The poverty of his assets is noticeable. He has no househould furniture; the jew ry which he possesses amounts to but $390; Looks and pictares are valued at $2 dumb bells, of which he must have had a large aud valuable assortment, at $500; and theatri- cal wardrobe, &c., $6,000; making the insignifi- cant total of $9,190, to offset an indebtedness of BROWN COTTON, at 10 cents, worth 12% cents, Handsome style PRINTS, at 10 cents. Purchasers don’t hesitate, as this chance is rare. The Arcade WOLFORD & SHILBERG, f-tfebM 427 7h st., bet, D and B, sou W ANTED—Oompetont white GIRL or WOMAN to.ook, wash and iron; refe 1340 ne. Ww able for a lady, between 9th and Pennsyivania avenue and F +treet vito price, H., Star offics. ob W ANTED—Men and women to work at home; $2 to @50 per week; no capital required: greatest chance ever offered’ For parti , NEW INVENTION FOR THE BENEFIT | StamptoM MITOHAM, Petter lane Phitetclphie, ba pte en A ‘OF LADIES. Pa. 3ani9 Im ‘The person who wrote a recent insane letter | 30,000 SOLD THE FIRST MONTH. ts Wares Wapiovasses Oise to the Chicago Tribune about District affairs, signed ** Brutus,” is understood to have been a temporary clerk in the rebel state department at Richmond, named hry ws ed of the run down collaterais of that family “heir to one virtue and a thousand crimes,” who was associated with John Surratt in blockade ran- ning. He owns nothing here, belongs to the | WARTED-at . jo. 918 F street northwest. first-class SER: VANTS. Branch office at 1027 17th street, bet K and L streets northwest. . Families can be yompy repiee by applyiug to Mrs. LOUISE C. BUT- L Janié-Im VV ANTED-CANVASSERS, to sell a new and city and wants assi We offer to the yen a new STEAM WASH BOILER, an article needed in every household. ‘This boiler will in forty minutes do the washing for Slmost any family without rubbing or @ wash-bi Popular work. The General Agent is In the istance, for which a liberal per ‘i 4 F 5 z ‘< $ 4, ES 8 2 # 3 H g & ; = 4 itself, "To dese it saest wo soon age will be allowed. ‘Inquire between 7:30 and oi pollot, grins to get breath, lodges mysteriously, | commen ® mand 3and4p m.,at BOOM 4%, OONTI- and bide fair to Lave s very suuil funeral whos Soi shsthes saving srtisio on tan nthe | NENTAL HOTEL.” janl? he dies. The assumption of the fellow in taking | or sddress the undersigned, who will Srrenec'to | W 4ASTED—All Hou the name of Brutus will prigve the ancients, | test its morits at each house." Price, §5, ‘Territory can have LIST even in the matter ot smell. When a man is of | for this great and late patent tor anl | by F. W. BRANDENB no account he had better work on that level of J. B. HUNTER, Agent, Biore, NO. janSi-Im* 905 D strect, near 9h northwest. CLOSING WINTER STOCK, understanding.—“ T.,” in Sunday Herald. Nowadays such designations as Cato, Curaar, Brutus, Quintus, Pompey, &c., are applied only to lackeys and poodles. When a person voluntarily assumes such a pompous, inflated W*pounry LAND WARK BECK & J dec9-3m" title, it may be pretty correctly judged that he is of the flunkey-poodle persuasion, and will be | CLOSING Overeoats our found plodding devotedly at the heels ot any ouesIa Business baits our | fi 1 bone. ol Jape Overco | rich man who will throw him a bone. ane eo our OBORAL CLAS3ES—RYLAND CHAPEL, | CLOSING Box Goats OUT | ting; the most perfect shuttle in use, resting in & i TUBSDAY EVENING, at 5 and7:30 o'cl'k’ | CLOSING Youth's Suits our | gradle; needle bar and by Seth fone eee The classes are for all interested in the culture of } CLOSING Diagoval Coats OUT | Srest's Pattern Mapertess* “ os and singing. Also, CLOSING Boye’ Suits OUT | augt-ly ‘T. W. SPICER, Agent. 3 oF CLOSING Cassimere Panta our = : : CLOSING Office Buits our LO AN FIFTH ANNUAL NEW JERSEY RE FO * > okion AND RECEPTION.—MAsONIC | CLOSING _, Back Suits our ST D UND TEMPLE, THURSDAY, February 12, 8 o'clock. | CLOSING Obildren’s Overcoats OUT | | O8t—In indies’ droesing-room at Masonic Tom- New Jersey people can obtain invitations of Prof. CLOSING Walking Suits ouT 4 ple, February Sth AMETHYST BING. A William McMurtrie, Agricultaral Department: T. liberal rew: for s: returned to 521, corner ¥. eer aos beets Office; A. G. M e ‘24 and F streets no jest. it* Gaae. ———_— \ 5 BEWARD —LOST—Near the Baltimore and Reem sNeee: De Ohio Depot, on Saturday 7 > ry evening THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING 5 I OF THE IN CLOSING OUT THE WINTER'S ENOR. | MEI POODLE DOG. The abe COLUMBIA 00-O PEAT iOn, PUILDING As. MOUS STOCK I HAVE TO DO IT 12208 al Will_be bela at the Board of “Trade rooms next AT RATES WHICH ARE A + et i 7H DAY EVENING, 13th inst, at 7) “ id Wormley’s Ho- ick nag report will be atbenitecds eed GREATER ADVANTAGE TO rel,ome iting of pink toparoe) BRACELET. The Oct a am OF te CoE TOM PSON, Gacy. THE PUBLIC THAN TO WORMLEY'S, corner 16th and H sty. feus-at™ THE BOARD OF TRUSTRES OF PUS- ee $5 REWARD —LOSTS Kither at BE Lafay- 410 SCHOOLS will moot st the Franklin ASME OF Hae D tween the two, on Thuredeyeveuing! a BEAGK School Building on TUESDAY EV BNING, Feb- THATI LACK SBAWL. Any person bringing it to ¥2 a ha? n. P. PARDON, Secretary. Entayette Suuaré, will Feeelve the above Fe- MUST SELL IT; THE MEMBERS OF St. TAMMANY TRIBE. 13, IMP. 0. BR. M.. are ope: cially reques ‘tend the session on MONDAY EVENING, oth instant, for the purpose of coat ering busingss in whi ry member is personally interested. Arrangements for the fourth auniver- sary at the Tribe ( Monday evening, 16th inst.,) will OST—On Baturday, February 7th, 10 tho weat- SGU part sf the city or Georgetowa, « Driver's ACCOUNT BOOK, with red [abel on one side of cover. ‘The finder will please return to M. M. WHITNEY & CO., 205 7th street south: eat. fob9-2t NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICES GO, ¥ also be made, By erder BS REWARD —LOST— Going from D street, 7% D 7 yr our b oth 1th, 101 = eee ee IF YOU WANT $9. ‘thorn atrect. a. White Swiss’ Brabrotoned [CS WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. OVERSK TT nt ONDEBSK IRE, ‘founced to i BARGAINS sry. The above reward will be given if left at 927 phireonshav g money to invest can obtain at this Pevpsylvania avenue. feb9-3t™ “i D NOW IS You) " OST—An Amethyst BING, in Georgetown, on pacing ban bat coed Eee Te TAPER: OW 18: ¥OUR TENE. pepraiiey night, February 6th. The oder will anitably re 7 leaving “MIL- For sla F snares Mattowrlitie mules Sonk: LEW’S, 137 Oongress atront, Georgetown fob? St 200 shares National Union Insurance Company Stock. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Receiver. be jame to the premises of the sul Red BUFFALO COW. ot a Red 4 ner will pieate ‘pay charge ‘"JORN HOELMAN, k Creek. teb6-12t A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, name a Sy Le ROOMs, feraiane ‘with every Figilty ter , at led $b street Ui six rooms; water in the etree Dante. NT—An ei yard; borth west, near Peonsylvania ‘0 handsome fural tr av ‘ith or without Board. A) ra 2 BEST. x. St , (new,) ontain- corner Ist ang fews St” fernishes ROOM. Bent ber month, edvance Inquire at 115 3d HOUS! west side; 12 rooms, sil ‘moderate, fa, salsa nn ‘OB RENT—At 10153 loth street, g and single FRONT Board: all airy. tarnished com- 410 lith street northwes , inadvance. Apply 421 1l:h street EST. ad feds st ible two-story BOOM Also, HANNA. 8, feb9-im. ‘T— Part of «fine preasel brick HOUSE, PROFESSIONAL. ORAGIN, Jn, ATTORNEY ° e's Law j13-Im™ or. La. ave. and 6th st T LAW, TiLDine, + Washingzon, OBTAINED Fuom | PIANO. desertion po. | SoSCTTES & BAKEMAN, ARTISTS. Fresco, Decorative and Geecription of Orns- *PSpental and. Plats Patuving, ‘7¥7 Mth street northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM 710 Jans-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. 4 a Dand B. Gas used ie CBs. B. FRASER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ecS-Sm No. 476 Louisiana aven' extracting SL eee jyely street northwest. . Ww. scorr. DENTIST, a ‘Apply to H pply to No. 110 ist street sou’ heast, ‘2d strerts scutheast, containing nine or ten rooms, fant bay window, all modern improveroents: flue gigsdocr bookeasss, and ‘STER & RYON. Real Estate Brokers. ‘apitol Hill electric bells. feb9-Im Fo. BSALE—A three-sti G street, between Ith and 12! fi 00 THEO. Gal and ory FRAME HL ynd 12th sts ‘OUSE on Lot B10 feb7 St front PAR- Or )wo gentile- Ing board, fire fel F ent hee month Bituated on I noribwest, 'OB RENT—A three-story Bh10K HOUSE ten rooms, containing all modern impruvem: snd N northwest. Inquire at 1103 inte; ‘ith street, bet. M street feb7-Im* | Oy es in & Dairy Faron Title perfect: on! Bnable to hold it; or if capit: ites a Dairy, Poultry = of which would the state. Ada: ry i F. val is farni ow—A valuable fr ABM, admirably ada 250 acres; 12) acres clear and level. ly sold On account of owner being fruit Farm, ninety acres make one of the best’ vinyards ress‘ Farm,” Star office. ted as ‘isbed will work in feb7-3t™ tuated on O stret tween Sd and 4th stree! foutheast. A two-story HOUSE containing . Inquire $12 © street ¢ feb6 southeast, be- 3t* Cheap, and terms easy. OK SALE—A desirable HOUSE and LOT. within five minutes’ walk of Laurel station. B- £0 B. <. WIL: 416 107H Stier, Nam Pa are From long experience in bow hospital pahpinged pege a will guarantee a cure fo all genes of the Urinary’ Organs, Gonortha: Stricture, Syphilis, and Spormat orrhea Gonorrhea recently contracted cured in 3tcS Syphilis in all ite stages quickly ~-p entirely eradicated frore the vse of mercury. Spermat: excesses and abure in youth ¥, general debility, o Tous irritability ndigestion, palpitation of the pains in back, dimness ‘of sight or giddiness, torebodings. self-distrust, &c., newly discovered remedies. “Dr. B ears at 19 Butaw strect, Baltimore, has a large practice, has consented, mh be consulted evers Wedur urday in week, from 2m. to 9 p.m. paul |, and the p. stem without the » breught om by cau ing lose of memory ) OFRARIC Weak now, » symptoms of con- heart evil ms, including carpeted parlor.) ig : a Parte, Sermo et ‘on sruth Astrect, betweed Si and | 824 weit tacts, cree Teel’s. Mitrous Oxide Gas + qutheast. No better or brighter location | *P*ctalty = a a. } TER & RYON, Real Estate Brokers, ‘TS Comte ay S BRAILBY | ‘No. 110 Ist street 8. Ey Capitol Mill, Grate Clmn cas Be FOR RENT thodized con; entonces ce eminem Chancery lectural arrenge ment t—rew CK Redium sized, No. 12¥1_ Ibih strect worthwen CLEPHANE prnmending view, nice premises, and two-stor: | Shert-hand Writers and Law Reporters Teamire of° eaTiqy Spamming Rome Rent very low. | Omics: Mo, 110 O street, between let’ ane 30 anire 5 = ‘ feb9 ecSt™ 607 Tihatrest northwest, | Mcing India oe soe tt *OR RENT—A four-story BRIOK HOUSE, con- | JOHN W. FRAZER FP ckister tishtrcuctel one re og ArIUES Te hota? Pepis. secncdcrn improvements, situated No. 428 34] omes wo, cog rh zien asi street, between D and E stresta northwest. Appl pocnneiewe 4-4 tent Gror, toG. W. PHILLTPS, Ho. 430 98 stra, on Marshal's of City le had on the 10'h inst.’ veneenifabe ime MEDICAL, &. COR RENT—A FURNISHED HOU E, preeod . kK brick, on Pecnsylvauia arcnue. betweon istant | |): ROBERTSON, “aed Dis ‘Gases at anys. 4 Md., after ny solicitations by his Washington patrons, to | open & permanent oMce in that city, where he lay Sat cach | a D* MANN, CHIROPODIST, Office: No. S17 ach Street, detwecen Hand fives instant relisf from Oorns, Banions, LD DB. DARBY” hes better facititios ever for practicing his great specialty. Charee made for advice and medict ‘¢, corner 4% street and Pennsylvania av “O ome ‘Gnu. | . His treatment | than Only | Drag | enue, en f Square 686; $25 cash; balance monthiy instal- or sewer bonds taken at market value. THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN. 519 7th st. LOB BED-OBA gas, &c rate. Corcoran Art Gallery, south First-class board Fee. RENT—A large and newly-faroished PAB- MBE front; grate fre, rnished. Terms mode- 1737 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, near Foe Bt NT. $65 per month. Immediate Washington, floer, communicatine; all comfort pith oF without Boar BRIOKS, F st Nes. build: ani ing LOT on FRAME ©f7 ro ALOT situated o northeast; 450 Ah BRICK, No. 520 i3'n street; has sud cold water. THOS. B WAGGA treet. ‘oxr-story BBIOK HOUSE, No 521 lth street west, near F street nor:h. Bi oxeresion gi Quire next door, or of 8. NORMEN T, 0 uJ ‘OK RENT—One handsomely faruished ROOM on first floor; one on secOad fluor; tw Table Board; et northwest, oe No. 80 Beall street, George- oon third able on New Jersey oms, Lot $2 feat h and G {OR RENT—s:x- F = TE om HOUSE, with water and Office, 1215 Penvsylvania avenue n. w. ae : fold tr Mill and Depot, 7(h-street Wharf. 2 Lalso keep now Beotch Gingham Ten Bib Steel | 7; Se ar Frame Umbroliss at @2ecech, which you will find | (;OODWIE T: ATURE, ay sixth streats very good and cheap. MILEUBS’S DBUG STOBB, DEALEB IH WOOD AND OOAL. 2499 PsnnsYivanta AvEnvE, 1 bave jnat received Gilt Stick, Painted, and Orders by mail ptly attended to. nee Above Willant’s, Pisin Black Jars: size Fans at $1 cach, Pov Mary gh = to fae trate. Orcas ‘BE Finer OF THE SEAFON. NEW MAPLE SUGAB { this year’s running OF FIRSTQ vA L SILVEREERG’S, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORK, T. =. GLARE, ft. £DW. CLARK & CO,, IT¥. DEALERS fel6-6t W. BUROHELL. e - 319 SEVENTH STRERT, LUMBEE, WOOD AND O0aL, _' Publi & al and % N Fie Pa “ll Ppetticaters Ties Lucie O janso-tr Near PENns.vanta AVENUE, OOORS, BASH, BLINDS, OIE O }y at the Nas Seyn rom MOULDINGS, ae, ‘here ie the very best rate Omce: ont, iT, Toot of th street pene KID GLOVE DEPOT! | “Tira—1n ont Betreta nortewet, jy 11-1 same premives. “ FLVIS.” GBB avy ror case, GER KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! AT BEDUCED PRIOES. “BUY wow” KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES! DBESS TBUBES. OR UEATNBTFERe roouxs, te RAPS BEY scans DOUBLE AND SING! ABN £88, Mee Habe covans, Atthe OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO., 438 SEVENTH STEEET, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hail. 1-BUTTON 2-BUTTO: OoTHING iN Sri 3-BUTTON {ovovest AT NOMINAL PBIOES. GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEXANDER'S! “ CLOSING SALES” at FINAL AND PEREMPTORY. CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPOT, 405 SEVENTH STREET. 10 PER CENT. LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRIOES. 2 #49°¥ 18 THIS FOR LOW? “BUY NOW" Sone FACTORY! AT HALF PRICE. CORSET FRENCH CORSETS! GERMAN CORSETS! LL STYLES OF CORSETS! FINAL SALES OF OvEROOgLS. FINAL SALES OF FINE CLOTEING, _ “BUY NOW.” On band and made to order at CHAS. BAUMS [=> RATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH- gas, No. 913 K street. Apply st 1106. L CS" iXGrons, D. C., Janvary 12,1874.’ The rate 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, erect, fers after March lots Balarwiitbenn oe Cane from and jan29-tr Detweea 10th and Ith atrosts IN! gg Sa a Ee FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM, : BOARDING. tayment. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, S19 "7h and all money on deposit up to March Ist, will draw SUITE OF BOOMS, with BOARD, on the second | ** f. b3-6t SIX PER ORNT. PER ANNUM, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. | *S toor; also, one large ROOM, south front: house F028 SALE —Severai elegant HOUSES on Grant until Joly Ist, aft ich period the interest allow- modern ‘improvements; 1336 1 street, near 1ith street; $12,000. A fine House on P street, at ed on ALL dep sit will be +treet. febT-6:" Saar coon he gouth side of Corcoran street, at FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM, EG a ae somes, on 0 Ce northwest, at til otherwise ordered. ; a pice je se On street, we “Yutereet in all cases is Gompated and allowed for | _ I ha: 422 opened an invoice of the celebrated FOR SALE. god N iat @4.500. Call acd examine my large list of each fall calendar month. MANHATTAN CO.’8 TOILET SOAPS, which in desi te Property footed in all parts of the city, janl2-cot 331 W. STICK NBY, President. pa reccse! te Cn ag ony Enoee ene Teer foams am ro) Fade = feb3-lm . J. SWEET, 511 7th street. pat whicl a . and in ‘are x , Suitable for & green, 4 GHIEE, , JUSTICE, WAITM, PHOTO. | protably lower than any TOILET BOAEB borcto- | ail imeem pine pede Gan Pe eee ergo Broce POR SENT 0; 7 sioetys STORES ond HOUSE, GRAPHED by LANDY. Copies of all sizes | fore eftored. street northwest. febr-st™ | etarcsene patios: See ee for sale. 20% éth street, Ciaciunati, Ohio. ja%8-2W FOR SAEE-A Be, Galvor™ Forable FUR. | mantels, dumb waiter, farnaoe, Latrobe ead rants: PENIOK’S INDIAN HA! BEB r sai AOE, in good condition, Price @40. Apply for thre or more years. iy te Ty ie agrenboge tuown tq tah. GeGuetee | pMedita, Bim, CRecrsion) ¢ for ae tange cen. | Serb eae tebe set” | BOWAN, 1843 F stret tet ip from Dandraff, restores air to tte | asc., Bxtre Fine, Tablets, large size, equal to Ool- | }.5OR SALE— One frat-reto BOBRWOOD 0: ‘OB SALE—Small FARM adjoloing the village patural color, renders it soft and sprovents | cates, 30c. cakes, 2 for 160, 1 PIANO, nearly, ne fret cost 8 Derelling asd cut building’ Tie vremet ct fone; its yy Ry Saget nocthwans, © rate Be al Ja road runs through this ua eRiste, jyi3-ly aA trig will convince you of the merits of this Fo GALE—Fine OANARY and MOOKING oS, vO TAPE woam BIRDS; warranted goo1 singers. BIED US nemorg WITH HEAD COMPLETE CAGEB: Prices low. No. 137 Bouth B street, 6 int also am selling 4 pound bars of Castile Soap at | Georgetown ew 1 = “furnished PAR- Ar No. 2005 Suvuntu stnaxr,Noatawasr, | th« remarkably low price of 9c. por bar. tothe 2M. CORTE. | FUoRs acd OR AMBEES: also single BODME: where can be seen. fi all modern conveniences. T: ient Lp tent Re Consaitation free. dects-1y"_ | | This price jogo low that you will think this Boap COAL AND WOOD. See ne oe eee ee CSP SCHENOK’S MABDEARE PILLS —These | *T8uds Dut donot condemn it until you see ft, Cost COAL! COAL! COAL ON HAND | \08 RENT—FURNIGHED ROOMS in saites ot ‘com : @ large stock of all the best qualities of COAL, single, furnished completely with new and elab- The fine Stereoscopic Views which T am selling at | embracing the. Lykens Valley, Lo and Web- | orate furniture, Brussela carpets, hair mattresses, $1 per dezen I continue to keop in full supply, not- | ster Red Ash, Lee and Mountain White Ash | fine uj bolstering, &c »at No. 818 3d street north. Withatanding the immense sales I continually make sizes, from Furnace to nut, Oumber- | weet, between Cand Pennsylvania avenue, j28-im of them, | PINE WOOD coe quality, in | [0B BENT—A very desirable HOUSE, with all Our One Dollar Btereoscope will surprise you with | ‘"¢ Stick OF sawed and split. at lowest market r chusctts avenue, between Ith sd With.” Peeseeston Oe Ope Dollar Pe prise you w STEPHENSON & BROTHER, ae ree Jang im Fo SALE—Two first-class BUILDING Lots, isth fronting the circle on Vermont avenue ana street. One on O © and Ith streets. 13th street northwest street pear circle: one on corner FREDEHICK STUTZ, 1333 . i janz-Im’ (OR RENT—FED! sf ited by Federal Ls a] ul UNFUBNISHED “BOOMS. Stel and 1 ni from, @3 to @u0. 8. PRENTISS, - 0. Sng ot Faate Tidings, L BUILPINGS, corner pe I OR RENT—STORES and OF FICKS on 7th and streets, tenants 188, Boom janis 6m F fi ine DEW ‘oven and other fixtures for a lass . Boom No. A wy 008. 2EERTEM, 3 ag S81 7th Federal ‘OBR BENT—STORE an — oa be No, 226 brick front with brown stone three floors, Th Bacon for use of owner, and modern improvements, Loe 99 by nto an ‘alley. longtime, Apply to javz7-tr 7 ry F ‘OB BSALE-. ‘alley. Will be sold cheap on Main street northwest. Movin large cellar; back ‘Tpetwase was, Dull by" Butwistle ice + Has the 7th etrect. febé-6t, | (Colonization Building.) janl6-lm* {OB BENT—Buite of communicaing BOOMS; BS. B. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA, F second or bed room unfurnished. a M the £3, 5% Beliable ‘Olsirvoyant Physician References exchanged. Apply 412 6th street north | sod Test Medium, bae ‘at 1013 Bow York weet. fab se™ svenne. Office ——— a.m.toT ‘ COB SALE—A few of those desirable LOTS in | “ont? can be made for evenings. 2 MALE y street, New York city, wishes to in. form the ladies of Washingzon that she has opened a branch at No. 13th street northwest, where she will be most bappy to shew a choice sesortment of Dioner, Visit ing Orders promptly attended to jena? ME. M. A. DOUGLASS, of No. 13 east 17th id Ball Dresses, Lingerie, and many Doveltics. ~ ME,S2ME. U.P SRANNERET have ja IVE curved from Paria with a choice assort- mentef Bonnets and Hats. Latest novel- ties in Millinery Goods. Show room in Washington, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue ‘ it's; Baltimore, 53 N.Charles street New York, I7th st.. near Brosdway. attention paid to bridal andmourning dressmaking in all its branches. Jani 1 at re & Particular orders. Also, = | jm ERLIN ZE B CANVAS, BILKS, PHYRS AND WORSTED GOODS, | AND ALL MATERIAL FOR EMBROIDERING. STAMPING promptly attended to, at : : Wins skLMa BUPPERT' 614 9:b street, opp. No Branch Store. MISS E. A. McCORMIC! PENN. AVENUE(up stairs). A large and some amet oe TED BONNETS and ites BOUND & constantly on hand. jand Patent Office. sm ATS, for DEESSES, &c., filled by Miss GED- novai-tr Orders NEY,of New York city. B. YOUNG'S, Fashionable H. fe sANOY GOODS, HOSIERY. NEW YORK BAZAAR. MERINO USDRRWEAE, and jOTIONS, ot eer SEVENTH STREET, NEAR E. S**THuMaNT MoT ABLIGHED 1e180 Ei Semuseents “a bits Tess: Interest psid dey Jons Hinz, Pree't (ien5-1y 10. B. PREwriss, Gash. N? AO3Ak, PARK, OF THR , Nee rnd tare 2ietent, Collections thade op ail parts of the nited Staion, Prompt siren, to all before the De of (he Government. Scrplus Fand, $100,000. FITZHUGH ue Ok BAD! . - ti Pres’ Fy YS SAVE ust COMPANY BANKING HOUSER, 1607 PENNSYLVANPA AVEBUB, (Opposite 0 Treasury.) contenck aucaeding’y pot <LETEBEST on XE DOLLAR cat i eae a oe . tei liter “of petion, this ¥ exchanged for Dis. ) ANTE e coal 000 CART, ke, to safe lacrative ond facts tate! A s e ONG a POR bALE Cans ive, Gravee 1886 Peres eames & 5 one We bave several Bret-class HOT and onfurnisid, for sale. AMERICAN CLAT SS. Weare prepared te purchase Claims allowed by the above Commission to the amount of @250,000. PHALON & SLOAN, 31 east ATch street BLE IMPROVED eAlfvor 4 Bamean BUILDINGS on tn stories < meer he lecatic make them va) see. They vi ment of these bowses os and bustoeee able ti 0 oF both for » so KILBOURN & Lat fet6 Bt corner ISth and @ streets AS ONE HAVING A SMALL Ou Labo 4 PITAL can make be bg ame and address to x large number of app'h eat at 10 pet veut. per teoworth two or th ns Buch fine opportunities ¢ nent seldom occur ib aD easy Condition of te money market Litten epiaiot » fr tatiete will be furnished , investment cfered 7 fets-lw bot SOB SALE SPRING WAGUNS, at Feduced pi ices Tospect street, a town, D-©. [acti @e"] JAMES K PROBST” MHIETY EIGHT & Ms WITHE SIG TY, Fol Ba ne m t deni bintng health: of soi), expectails for the purest water, mag ita surroundings, among it« attractions and com taining from one to twenty fh acres uf Innd each; are being gold very low to these who will improwe them. Will take whele amount in monthl+ inmadl- mente, tf desired; or one-foorth ca-h.balance in fee egval annual pay ments, @ fair dod fur afl, or larger proportion cash. Tals te reridly advancing in value, aud is mi and safost investment to be found Abstracts of title far ~] Eas RO 5 25i-tr_ 613 ith st, over Nat'l Metropolitan Beuk, (CATITOL BILL AND EAST WaDHINGTON All bills for Special or Sewerage Taxes will be paid at as large @ DISOOUNT as can be secured in the chy, without the trou bie mth om the > lector, By application 10. HESTER ® BRYON. yal 110 ist «treet southeast, E FOR SOME ONE To EN- BARE OdAnO ip the 4 4B enge tn antiie b: experience, ome Merch: store, A 0 familiar ° mercantile b ne onto furnish capital or goods Ss au T silent partoer. or on comastanion Wonld like to add prodnce commission. Ose im- Kiefer. fluence consignment of © ence exchanged and seeuri cepted. Address Box 663, FOB BALS, On the Point of Rocks and Metropolitan Bailroad, eight miles from Warhington city; 35 acres; high ridge for building sites; well watered; part leld of in lots tronting ou my ro fi Gien Station” zt rth « with onk and hickory, acres, including mops, quarries o dress 108. ;.5 4 “ ton ca, jan%8-12" Movtgomery County, Ma, ‘T° INVENTORS. SPROULATORS, AND &.C THOMPSON & 00 . BANKERS AND BROKERS, ¥i Walt sreeer, New Yoru Stocks bought aud sold at ‘closest market quote- tlement within $ months, on 10 ber cent margin thereon at moderate rat to 10 per cent, Pots and Ou ed on favorable terms, @108 per 100 shares of stock fixed periods. ands tm axe: TAXES! TAXES | x Ata large ¢iscount. Bills left with us will be re- cet pean retorned tions, either for cash or for sett etany time of market raine. erent Deporits received subject to sight drafts, or for ‘We are now pared t both SEWER AND cnNE fk IMPROVEMENT ones, x DODGE ‘s DABNEILLE, 1495 ra. j=rostanr TAX NOTICE. GEORGE TRUESDELL. Real Estate avd Stock Broker, No. 70% B street Post Office, is savii = wenty iP es Sono Se Seo This saving can only be effected for a short time sre rapidly appreciasing, and will soon D Orders executed st the Breck x: Refers by perm! to Gen. Ben). Ave master Geoeral OB, 8 eae te bes Re OBEEK COBMETERY—LOTS from 980 to 8100, ‘able in instatiments. Ot: c.,may be bad of B,J. SWEBT, Ancot, sin cam 7 rn General » SETTLEVA Lowset RATES, oes ORANGE Acct promptly executed. t STOCK BROKER, 1493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ‘Beak THE TReasver, bearing securities, makes large dedue- Shue prev emenin witha fe ay eee ‘without the troublect Su = instances nearly one-balf your bill may be saved ight percest. bonds always op hand.