Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1875, Page 5

RAILROADS. Baltincss 4ND OHIO BAILEOAD. vEupEn 15, ls74 Bai:imore end Betsy. more and Bolay. and Rotag, Fhueeneeie, Boston, Bat- i. Obicago, Bt. Loute, Lontavitie, Oinetn- , Oolumbas, Sandusky, Pi » Be ratown, Bock ville, ventown. Barnve- Je, Frederick. Stacoton, Valley Branc> acd SO. B%. Parlor Cart. Gremer at Cow 5 wre, & ae R223 ‘timers, Aunapolisane Intermediate on. ». Baltimore and Way Stations. ™ fachester, and Way Branch.) liman Cars. Break/ast ore and Way Statfons. a, Pitteburg, Pockville, Gsithersbarg Potn:'of Recks, onan Cai Klay. re and Way Sta‘fene vand St. Louis, in svile.. Past xpress SUNDAY TRAIN: Woy Stations—S, a. 38, tern 5. a.m, 2.5 4 aad Relay —7 98 and 7.850. m. Ose 1@and 11.40 p.a., sopping aa 0 p.m., stopping as daring Hop gt Fieduct Mosel, Kelay Jartiasburg aud onat! and Sronue, where orders will be © be chocked aad recelved sf 7. ABP, Mastor of Transportation. Pal Tickst Agent Gen’l Ager iv SH LE. MO Gen O50. 8. KOONT ALTIMORE & POTOMAO KAILROAD 2. B Sot CORMER 6TH aND Bs tawars 8. W prs GL ae follows va RAINS AKKIVE ALTiMOR WasHingroNe 139. m5. gress, daity, 38 s.w., Accommoda- a- 8: $.m. ,Accommeds. tou daily ex. Sanday. ® ». -q Bat im iced Bx- ress from Saw York, daily, ex. Sunday. 43D. m., Accommoda- 8 + Pacitc ix e except Sat ana North Pe 5 leaves af *:0% p.m. for West, ps leaving Washingtor 3 6:32 @. mw. op ay and Sridey, sud 3.40 9. mw. dally, tay, connect at Bowls with x ito, ag ‘Wachington at 5 at Odenton with t eaco, Oxzahe, Wear, Borch B.L. DUPABRY, General Sop. WG, Gen'l Pass’: Agent apat-tt irania novrel875 goers ssp socTawEzst c 1574 pewnsy ae srs ¥ ‘®. m. | Baltimore... 8:30 a. m, 1188 a oe. « okk Re = 7:10 5. m: saa 10-15 p.m “41:50 = CREAT DOUBLE TRACK BOUTS, ut Scenery, Paince Stateroom Bay and nderp improvements. Ted milew saved te Western and Centra} MAKB OUNSEOTIONS u WASHINGTON to the WEST aud vania svonus, nder taformation will be Sickete af these offices can secare accommodations te Paisee Users for Chicago, Piiteburg: Buftsic sod Kimira. D. ®. FOU EG, General Passenger 7 Baltimore, Md, Avtxanpels WaSHINGTON BB ane SLEX4ANDSIA @ FREDERIOKSBUEGRR Ocess2 oF B asp Sixta STarsss. eave for Alexandrie as follows:—6, 08,7 5. m.;9 allother rains dasly except 3, ioave Aiorandris ag follows:— Lam 1,5, 4,6) 6:10 sui 7 rom Alexan- except Sunday, 2, ig Comneet with rains on Wasaicgios and Oa! GREst “UC THRE EXPEESS, vie Richmond, leaves Washington 31-3= lly except Bunda Sts 00 ail pints Bouts and Soothwead be pa te 2 Peunsy Pamugers can loave orders for Dag. cance all bovels’ and” residences to destivation, YOUNG. Gon'l Passenger Agent, tys-tt MISCELLANEOUS. VEY SFSING STYLE CARRIAGES. Peed pearites, 3505s aaa Park sud Pony Pheigus, Tc 5 Top castes, Baek and Low Door and Jump-seat Carriages. Sccont-hand Oartl fh oxcbany ie. Oail before purchasi! “e here. FP. D.SORMIDT & O0., No. B19 Ih street, be tween © sad D, Washington, and 84 W. Fayette Rreet, Baltimore. Md. maril-ly” STATEN iSLaBD. ¥.. DYSING BsTas- SS LisHMSST—€STABLISHED 1519, test and inrgest of ita Kind the country 4. FISHES, Ascot, 615 mb street, between F and G. N. B —Guarsntes given that no color rabe of; DriSE JOCE articles Soon, to get them back in time. 4. FISHES. FIRST CLASS SOOUBER, 61% dh te Patent Oitice. i8 SOLE PROORBS. : 3 cleaned without taking them apart. Geniemen’s Cuocnes cleaned without shrinking. Grosse sects Temoved effectually, so that they never fucw again Kid Gloves cleaned on short notice. prices mod erate; peoct guarantosd. sepl-iv, Et taeerss aeer 4OBR @. BARTHEL STEAM 'DIBR AND SCObR Foecr-sud-e- Hai street, (ous door soaia saa Hall.) of Coioutsation Sates oart - saul eraticnen's Garments Cleaned and Dyed without Kid Gives, Shoes, Fars, ete, Cleaned sf shorvet on wovid-tr BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS Bstsecise ED iN 1816. CHAN. SIMON @ SONS, 83 NOBTH BOWARD BT., BALTI4O: Dealers ta a FOREIGN AND DOMESTIU DBY GOODs, ‘would call epectal ettention to thetr apt of Dress Goods, Linen Goods, ‘Embrotte ica, Laces, and Hosiery; the best assortment yarning Goods ta the city silane SAMPLES SENT F3! All orders at amounting to 00 oF over, wit sent free of freight charges ty rer de whove orders are not scccapanied Tribe Boo their gecds sent money. -O- Feantethray —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—X- INSURANCE COMPANIES. FIRB INSURANCE Siagara Fire Insurance — Assets, $1,208.58. Sarpion, @aeae — Bepabitc Fire Inwurance — ag seas, Benien Satan Tork Aseeta, O88 40. Sarpian, @ = ational Fire Insurance Company of Philadel phis, Ps —Assets, 9568200. Surplus, 388.000. Olé Dominion Pire lustrance tr: oods Just. tee ived trom Mew York, sud ust Fece! . Will be offered at very 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU T-tr Between lth and 1th streets, FRSURDY, * CONFECTIONER AND CATERER, Ne. $90 TEETH STEERT, ‘Ustwoen B and F streets, Washington, D. 0. aan 5 DB ft AUCTION SALES, FUTCRE Days. yy Ga’ ok BY Sarre oyna, <OF Sar Other B engghnd Ut’ street, sfiding. f @ deed of trast, dated 1ET4. ana daly ree: raed ia liker Ww. fone 3, D G of th= Ina records ef. W 0 and by direction f the bolder af ore!'y. We will well et publi ‘wactio, im Front of | he ‘premises, ou ‘MONDAY. Jno at 3 30 o'chek p ™m , ali those piec-s or f gronnd in Washingt 8s lots mbe 6.87 and bs, in W.H. Brow uo’ aabdivision of loa be are 24. lot Improved by @ two-sto: y ‘Terms cf al ) with ten tuereo fom bocSmer Bhd dest tnerat {Skee snd expenses of this sale, im eash; balance ta {iz and twelve months. to be sccured by notes bear, toterest a: d a deed of ¢ ‘Ust on the property, hb hone will be sold separately Fity dollars down on each house when the prop- frty is seid. If the terms of sale are not con AUCTION SALES. | SUTURE Da¥s. B" 23,4 Federal Bal Se Seat TTP sw, { i i | henee Une of lot numbered four- teen (14)ip said square. thence dne north efght)- three (89) feet four and three foorths (4%) fuehes ¢> the north live of said square; thenoe au: east to the Place of beginning, Deing th numbered two huudred Terme: Ove-fourth in cash, si the balance at Sith in five days the trustees reserve the right to | MX,tweive and elghtecn months, with faterest at resell ths Property st the faulting poeek mat? Sf the risk and cost of the de. os arckasor. OConveyn: = EE BOBS eM parchaser’s P. A DARNRILLR, { Trastoes. LATIMSE & OLB. ee DUNCANSON BEOTHERS, Aucttvavers aud Commission Merchants, ‘eset corner of 9th and BD streets northwest, STEES’ SALB OF TWO BRICK HOUSES 4N ALLEY BETWEEN T AND U AND It STREBTS NORTS WEST. cf a dved Of trust dated July 23, A. Disa coly recorsed in Liber Mo. 782, folio we of the land records for the District of bia, end at tle request of the party secured swe willseli nt pablic anction,in front of Fremisee, cn TUZSDAY, Januery 0, 1875, nt \fock Dm the fotlowing-described real extata, decse Se BY | Mx Fer eent. per anoum. for which installments the Rotes of the paecha-er, secured by a dead of trast on the property wold, will be taken, A deposit of 9500 will be required at time of sale All coavey- Suctug at purchaser's cox. If torwe of sale are ni compl d with in seven daya, the Trasiees roscrve the tight to reeeil the prop-rts. a: tbe risk suite of the defauiting parchatr aren Gre days aiver: tisement, . LOIS, WW OnaNnube,{ Traxices J.T COLD WRLL, Maleem=n. decls-eokds HY 8,2, NaRnem Real Eetate Brot: Feders} Buildings, co AUCTION BALE OF ry © ant Anctionecr, er7th and F ste, northwest. NEGOTIABLE NOTRS, UBBD BY MUBTGSG@ ON VALUABLE Su) MsTaTE IN PhINOK GEORGE'S (eUNTY, MD, NESB COLuUs STATIVN, pitmate iu the chy of Washington, District of J. B. & 0. BalLHOAD. lembia, te wit: Le numbered fifty-eight (54) and Will be sold at anction, on account of rt: -two (67)1u the recorded aub divinion of «jaare om Ht may © Wee of 8. ad tw fed and seveaty-foar, (274,) to- Warner, 01 nary 6. 15 5. gether with tne ia provement: T. One-teurth in cash; batance at ons(1), 4 three (3) years at vight per cent inter= iby ad om the property sold red at a deposit on a each sand All conveyancing at expenses of parchaser "“Torms to be complied with In seven days PRAISARDH WA NER. re, © PBENTIsS.'; Trusters, AKBES E, DU aes ____ STEAMER LINES. Wittge AEEARGEMENT STEAMER PILOT BoY, POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, After tifa dete the steamer PILOT BOY will be JANGUN BEOS, au ke x Leave Waskington frem 6th-strect wharf every B TUBSDAY ond SATURDAY, at 7 ‘cheek @. m., for principa’ Hacidinn ee liom N as far down as CUBKIOMAN Returning, will leave Currioman every WED- NESDAY acd SUNDAY mornings for Washlagton. Aniving carly came eveniags. WM. H. BYLES, Agent, Sth-stroct Wharf. dee2s-tr N EW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDBIA, Va., W ASH- INGTON AND GEGKGRTOWN, D. 0. SAILING DAYS. om | Pier 2, North Wharves, Philadelphis, EDNEGDAY ‘snd BATUBDAY m. eed From $9 Water strest, Geo a _MONDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 p.m Philadelphia with Gls to% az Seal woeniy Line of stva a for Provi- joston whi 2 st harf- sae la Boston by thts ne om a a ‘ mire ‘ » Agent for D. of 0, WM. P. OLYDE & CO., Philadelphia. F. 4. REED, Alerandria, Va Ped 4. PEABOE, 239 Devonshire street, S7 Freights delivered by Knox’s Bxpress. Or- ft at General Of. 604 Ponusyivanta ave- Due, or at (he Steamers’ whart, will be promptly at- tended to. sepe-tr AMERICAN LINE, MAIL STRAMSHIPS, OWLY LINK ‘CARKYING | TH Ae 4MERIOAN FLAG. Sailing svery THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWN axd LIVERPOOL, CABIN, INTERMBUIATS and STEERAGB ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED, Bates as low a2 by another first-class Line, PETER WEIGHT & SONS, General Agents, Philadelphia. FRANK W. SANBOUN, Agent, ly___ 1428 Penn avenue, Weahiagten, jos0# PHILADELPHIA Ship by “Hew Express Line.” x frees vin Onates tina Lise eee onto. BD “a via“ J am ‘Boston and Providence Relirved. ? gee ndrertisomont of mew express Line.” ve rma te ce apply eG y nYDE, ra-ly $9 Water street, Georgotven, D. 0. CUNABD LINE, ROTICE With the view of Giminishing the chances of col- Usion, the Steamers of this Line take @ specified couree fer sil seasons of the year, On the ontward passage from Gueenstown to Bow York or Borton, crossing Meridlan of 30 at 4 lat,, or nothing to the north of 43. ees aeons ‘On the homewar , croestn| ord! 190 at al lat., or nothing to the norsh of 42, THE BRITISH AND NOETH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, -ETWEZEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING 4T CORK HARBOR. Prom Saw Yors. Java.......-.Wed., Dec IN| Abyssicis_.Wes., Feb W Parthia... Wed., Jon. 30) Partnia... Wed.. Feb. 24 “Tana every toliswing WRONMEDAS aon bar tis ULDaY from New York, Steamers marked jo netoarry steerage passen- acre. Rares oy Passaex.—Cabin. 950, $100, and $1, gold, sccording to accommodation. ‘Tickets to Pi ty oid, additional. Betarn tickets on favor. able Bteerage at low rates. Bteerage tickets from Liver poo! and Queenstown, end ali of Burope, at loweet rates. Through bile of ing given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Autwerp, aud other ports on the Uontinent, aud for Mediterranean ports. For freight and ae pt ‘ze yaseage, Wo, 111 Broadway, ing, OF fo 0% BIGELOW, Banker, 3 stent Office. BAS. G. PEANOKLYS, Agent, nS" , ib ‘The five tren steamer LADY OF THE LAER ‘ing resumed ber regular tripe to ‘ortofh, will leave her wharf, foot ot aN Sizth street. MONDAY and! THURSDAY river land ship of the - dence; with Dominton Steamship Com- psay, for New York. Freight shonid be aldremed cabin psse- of ko. & Bowling ” is ras Lady of the Lake, via Norfol Oop WITZHUGH: Seonts rh wrcet whart, ‘A. 0. PLANT, General Agent, p30 Boom No. 16, Piant Building. Mu EBOHANT'’S LINE OF STBAMSHIFS WASHINGTON AND REW YORE. week. Si a TROTON and ver, every BATURDAY at 4 PTOWM every FRIDAY at 7 jared Knox's Express. Or- at tos i ere ae renee sented to, caRRiaces. 9 JOSEPH BECKHAUS, CARRIAGE BUILDER, 1204 Frankford Ave: Abdows Girard Avenus, ESTABLISHED 1563. FINEST ASSORTMENT. LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, FIVE-GLASS LANDAUS, €OUPES, COUPL ETS, SARGE- CHS, PHEIONS, VICTOR.AS, CABRIO LBTS, BUGGIES, DRAGS, COUPB-KOCK4- WAYS, @ BRMANTOWN C04 CHES, CLOSE AND SHIFTING-QUARIBR COACHES ENGLISH COAGHSS, CLAR ENCES HBARSES, - (Oot80-8am Ww LOO: Mg oe icra ae | Saar ane Fe eset site Stoemanive B. 0. RMIG! (tend & at 12o'cicek m.: One principal Lote, deed March 36, 1572, drawn by Parana B nud Oearies 4. sherman, aud payable to t Bugene 8. Calvert. five years after date, tv and for the sam of t ® theucard eight hundred and seventy (s 70! dotiars avd ten (10) notes, for the interest oa reid privelps! nots, in and for the eum of foar handred and = ferty. tea one-bendredchs reepectively sem! odare secured by a first mortgag) on a and *hirty-nine (289) acres and sixtean alf (164) perches cf Isnt, sitaste is Prine ge’a county. Maryland, and being eart of @ tract of isnd formerly owned by the late Hon, Charles B. Calvert: said mortgage being duly re: er H. B. Ne, 5, follo6il, &c.,0ue of laud recurds of Priace orge’s county, Mary- lend. 8 eokda J.T. COLDWELL, Salewnan.& “DUNCANSOS BBIS., Anctiouvers, Southeast corner Ith nnd D ets., northwest. FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, 3° foct high; KOSB*OUD AND WALNUr M7. CHAM’ Uke E3. REP PABLOK SUITES. KOSE- NO (Hallet, Davis & two hurdi ard on cr S s < tC oe in Oe 2 Season: >’ -) > = on BUS. TAER THREE PET~, BOVES, KITOREN REQUU TES, EX. TABLES, &c., &c., being the eutire ntents of House No. —, ‘northwest corner of jd ond I streets northwest, On FRIDAY MOBNING, we J, STANLEY JONES, Trasteo, DENCaN3UN BROS, cecto-wfkm _[Repabsst] Be EDM IES SWEET. Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer. Bo. SEL 7th sircet, opposite U, 8. Post Oilica, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 4 TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDS OF L STEERT. BRTWERN Lity AND A474 STRERIS NORTHWEST, AT AUO- By virtue of a deed of trast, dated November Anct‘on-ers, 20,4 BP. 1873, aud duly recoreed in Liber No. 13 folio SS, one of tbo laud records for th District of Cola and by direction of the party stcured thereby, we will sell. at_pnblic auetion, in foot of the premises, on THURSDAY, January 7, 1s74, at @ o'clock p. in., the [ollewing describad wituate in the city of Washington, Dis lambia, and Enown as part of lot No. 4, in Dayideon’s subdivision of suzare No. 2°3, beeias bing for the same at the northeast corner uf said lot and ronbing thence sonth one busdred and ton nd ten-twelfths (110 10-12) feet; thence weet twea- and ten-twelfths (23° 1)-12) feet; thence burdred and ten and ten-twelfths(110 2 Abence east twenty-three and ten-twelftbs: (33 0-12) feet to the place of beginning, together = in Tae wage mentioned. 4 erme: @ with interest at tea per cent. per eonam from Méy 2, 1874, to day of sale, and ex- osea of sale, in cash; balance at six and twelve nits, for which the’ notes of the parchaser, | Leaving interest from day of ele and secured by & Goed of trugt on the property sold, will De taken. A ceposit of $200 will be required of the purc:aser ot time of sale, and ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser, If the termm of sale are not complied with im séven (7) days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk ant cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertise- \uent fn seme OUe OF Moré newspapers published in Washington, D. 0 JOUN HITZ, BRAINARD a Ht. WARNER, ; Trustees. etheod BJ. BWEST, Anctionter. {> 2 £, AM MBBMAN & SON, Anctioncors, Bo. $15 7th street northwest, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BBAL ESTATEON &. OAPITOUSTREBT, BET STRRRTS (SUB 5 BOA THEEB STORY WITH ALALGE OBL- FRAME STABLE 168 A iT v A.D. 1871, and duly recorded’ in Liber N+. 666, folbo 148, among the land records of the Diatric? of Coip aud by direction of the party secured thereby, L Will sell, at public sanction, 9 front of nises, to the highest bidder, od MONDAY, A. D. 1875, at 4 o'clock p m., ail * parcels of ground iu the city iil District, and known and de- scribed as follows, to wit: ing ou Kast Capitol atroct Sud extending back the width } depth of seid Jot; also, lot lettered and marked “M," Iu H.C. Sholes and others’ recorded aubdivt nal 10° 34, 18, 36, 17 and 13.19 #aid piuare No. 759. excepting the south 12 feet #s inches frouting on Sd atrect east, by equal depth of 29 feet 1 ineb of seid lot*M," together with improvements thereon, ‘Terns of sale: One third cash (of which $200 mast be patd down day of sale); aud the balance in one, two and three yeara, im equal payments, to bs se- cared by purchaser's rotes bearing iuterest at the rate of ten per cent. per apnum (payable seml-an- nuaily), and @ deed of trast on tee property sold Conve, ing end recording at purchaser's cost. terme of rale sre not c with instx days ® Je, the Trus.ee reserves the right to r risk and cost of defaniting purchan WM F HeLTZMAN, Trustee. dc%-d HB. F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, Aucts, ¥ LATIMEX & OLBARY. Auctioneers and Real Southwest corner of Penns Btsr Office TRUSTEES) SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL KSTSTE. SITUATBU ON K STREET, BETWEEN 3p AND 41 STRERTS. NORTH: SAS RE40 CITY HALL AND JUDIOIABY By virtue of a deed of trust executed to the Undersigued trostecs, bearing date on the 20th ay of November, 18/2, aud recorded ia Liber 144, folio 27, ene of the Land ooorde for Washi ten county; in the District of Uolumbia, we offer for eale at public auction, in front of tht mises, at 4 o'clock p. m.,on MONDAY, the Gay of January, 1975, ali’ the following deecribed piece or parcel of ground, with the improvements ihereen, situate In the said District, the same being knew op the ground plat thereof aa ail that plece cr parcel of ground desigouted as part of Lot ham. bored two (2), fn Suuare uawbered firs hundred and thirty-one (81), commoncing for said part at & int on the Hive of Kstrect northwest tweaty (20) feet weet of the southeast corner of said lot, aud runing thence west eighteen fest and eight inches 4-12), thence north ninety-nine fest nine aod a Gait tuches (99 919); thenes ea: ‘eightesa feet and eight iuches (188 12),ard thence south ninety-nine foet nine and a half fuches (99 934-12) to place of be- ginning. ‘The improvements consist of @ three-story and basement Brick House, with n improvements. ‘Torms of sale: $1,00 cash; balance ia three eqasi ost, twelve and ‘eighteen months, with Test at the rate «: ber cent, per aauum, pay- lo semi-annually. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost; eral and special 8 dus to asenwed Sythe ‘purchaser "S100 to be paid wt time ot 8 If tere of sale are not complica with, witein Gayairem time of tale, the anid property to be re- Sold at the Fisk apa expruscof the defaulting par- cheers TOHN R NOBRIS Ho Trastoes, ‘ 4 cecti-cotd. LATIMER & OLRARY, Avot . B, WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Vguoreaens to Grose & Wiltieme neste.) Ho, 1001, northwest corner sh and D sts. AUOTION SALES, THIS EVENING. ¥ JAMES Gi! a . Br? eerie Feamerivanta avense. CLOTHING, FANCY G00 909p8, 0UT- LERY, WOMES Ss UNDEhe a eae! NTS, Sc. Bailes EVENING st 7:30 p.m, 7UEepa Y ERUBSDAY sas BATURBAR TS 00t26-: JAMES GUTLD, Anet, ‘¥ DUBOANSON BROS, Anctionsers sud Commission Merchants, Southeast corner of #h aud D atreets northwest, SUGARS, CANDLES. SOAPS, WINES, LI- ORS, &c , HURSE, WAGON, CASRIA Aub eee, NG, Joon aa. Sanne TSQconimenes I wel, At 12 o'clock— Dark Brown Horss, 8 years old, Top Wagon ani Harness, Carriage snd Harvess. will be positively sid Terms cash. pj BUNOANSON T Di BROS.. ances. B® THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionear, Beal Estate Exchange, 519 7th street. SALE OF TWO BUNDRED AND EIGHTY- FOUR STALLS IN THE SORTHESN LIB KRY MARKET HOUSB AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, January 4, 1875, commencing at 11 o'clook @. m , within the New Maraet Building st K strest, betwern éth and Sth stree 8, Washing. ton City, 1 will sell for aterm of nto Bui the stalls contat: od sberein_ombracing— 780 BUNDSRD ABD BIGHTY-FOUR STALLS ‘or the sate ot BESH MEATS, VEGETABLES and FRUITS, BAOONS, FRESH FisH. BREAD, CONFRO: TIONERY, RUTTER, £GGS, CURESE, LIVE an? DBESSED POULTRY, FANCY and MIS- ORLEANEUUS GOODS. Plaiw showing ths location for the sate of the dif- forent articles enumerated can be had upon appli- cation at the office of the oumpany or of the wic- tioneer Terma of wale. which will be sory Mberal, ( Payments extending over a period of « Years.) wil be made known npon appli offies of the company or to the ancti sneer, deols-a THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. (All Bunday papefe, Obron‘cio and Washington Journal cop. .J ¥ WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctionser, (Sucevseor to Greou & Willtams, Auct’s.) Ro. 1001, northwe-t oornor lth and D strosta, TEOU-TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE THRER- STOKY BRICK HOUSK NKARLY JOM PLETED, SITUATED ON ura STREET, BETWEEN BAND F STREXTS NOLTH ST. ‘ed March 29h 719. foiio 1sT, hington coun y, qunbia, We Will well at pubic on MONDAY, tos 16 of a deed of trast orded Ia Liber of ths land records fur ¥ he Diurict of Col guoticn, in front of the prow! day of January, A. D. 1875, at 4 o'clock p.’m., & part of original ivt numbered 5, in square nuai- bered 321, and desctibed ws follows, to Wit: Bogia ivy for the same at a puint on the east line of 2th street weet, distant 25 feet north of tho southwest corner of said 1. drnoning thence enat 50 fet thence north 3 feet, thence east 6.1 12 fost to th: most ¢astern line of said lot, thence uorth to ho:thern Hne of said lot, thence west oa sald n» cru line to the line of 12th strest aforesaid, and thence south 21 feet to the place of beginning, bein, the northern 27 feet front of said lot by the’ dept! thercof, together with the tmprovementa ‘Terms of sale: §2,50 in cash, (4t which @3%) must be pata when property fs kovcked down,) nud the batauce in 1,2,3, 4. and 6 years, with Interdet at 7 per cent.,and secared by deed’ of trast on the bremises sold. If the terms of sale are net com- plied with within seven days the trusters reserve the right to resell the property at the nd coat of the defanitiog parchaser after throe days adver- Hnug. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, DELOZIBB 8 YDSO. trastoss. JOSEPH T. DYBR. docas-d WASH. B BY LATIMES & OLEARY pS LE on west corner Pexnsylv e i Star Office Building, 7 TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVES BEAL MSTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF H STREET NORTH, BETWESN ru AND 10rH BTEBETS WES’ AgD OM TLLIAMs, Acct tel THRE EAST SIDB OF 10Tu BIREST BETWEEN H AND I STREETS NenTH. AT AUOTION, Consisting of one Double and thres Bingie Three-story Brick Houses, and one Two- story Frame House, By virtue of a deed of trast, dated Febrnary 16th, 1572, and duty recorded fn Liber Mo. S61, felto 169, One of the land records tor Washing” ton county, in the District of Qolamb!a, and by re- quest end direction of the party scoured thereby, wewill sell at pnbile anction, fn front of the prem. ikea, on BATUBDAY, Decomber 36, 1874. ur 4 o’click p. m.,the following-desoribed Boal Bsiste, meuste In the city of Washington, District of Oo: lnmbia, aud known and described as follows, to wit: Farie of origival lots seven (7), eight (3) ead 9), In square numbered three hnadred aad seven! Your (374): Bogianing for the first part ave port on HL street north, thirty-seven feet and six inches (57 6-12) east froin the southwest corner of Lot eight (3); thence cast sixty-six feet sud six tnohes (66 6.12); thence north one hundred and five (15) feet; thence west sixty-six feet and six inches (66 6 12); thence fouth one hundred and five (108) feet to the piace of beginning Becioutng for the second part at the fonthwest corner of lot eight 8); thence east olgh teen fect nine inches (13 9-12); thence north one hurdred sud five (105) feet; thonce west eighteen foot nine inches /15 9-12); thence south one RuDdrod sud five (105) feet to place of beginning. Bogianing for the third part at @ point on 0th street weat, oue Landred and soven fost ton and one-half tncoes (QUT W%2-13) north from the southwest corner of said sybare; thence north forty (40) feet; thence east one Lundred and three (103) fect; thenoe south forty (4)! feet; theuce west one hundred and three (103) feet to the place of beginning. Together with the tm Frovements on the several parts, above-desoribed. Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money in od the balance ia twelve and twenty-four tbs, for which the notes of the purchaser «r purchasers, bearing interest at the rats of ven (10) per contum’ per aunum from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on the property s be taken. Tho property will be sold ia house and the ground appertaining thereto consti- tuting one parcel. A deposit of ove thousand dol- Jars will be cv aired of the purchaser at the tims of sale, and all conveyanciog will be at the 6xponse of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied With in eeven (7) days, the trusteer reserve the right to rowel! the property at the risk and cost of the de- fauiting purchaser, after hve days’ alvertisement in tome one or more Lewspapers published in Wash- ington, D, 0. ALLET KILBOURN, HEWIS CLEPH ANE. ¢ Trastecs, decl2-¢ [Bep,] LATIMES & OLBABY, Ancts, ©7THE ABOVE 84 I8 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the 6th of January, 1575, aifche seme place snd bour HAULLET KILROUBN,2 weustecy LEWIS OLEPHANE = ec LATIMER & OLEARY, Ancts, ¥ DURCANSON BEOS., Auctioncers, Corner 9th and D streets northwest, TRUSTES’S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE ON ttn STREET, BETWER! B NM AND N STRESTS NOBTH WEST, AT AUCTION. By virtae of a deed of trust given to me, dated the Sth dey of May,A D. 1373, recorded in Liver Ho, 770, folto 33, and by req gest of the party secured thereby, 1 qiil seli at public anction, op TEURSDAY AFTERNOON, Janaary 7th, Liv, st 4 o'clock, in fromt of the premises, that piece or ro cf ground known and described as part of Lot » Square No. 533, Peginniog, St & point on west 4th sigeet, 15 feet and 11 inches north from the svath- weet corner of said Lot and running north along the Moe of said street 11 feet and 2 inches, thence due «ast and st right ongies with said strest 67 feet, thence southeas: wardly to a point due east from the polut of beginning and distant 71 feet and 2 inches therefrom, and thence with said east line reversed Gue west 71 feet and 2 inches to place of beeiauing. ‘The improvements consist of # comfortable twe- story Brick House. ‘Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, notes Dearing 10 per cent. interest and eecared by 5 deed of trast the “premises. Oonveyancing, So» at, Comt of purchaser. A deposit of S10) required as toon a3 #0 ~ JOHN J HIGGINS, Trastos, acct8-eokds DENUANSOM BHOS., Ancts, Bt TIMES & OLEAEBY, jo tte mid Lod Estate eT reat Southwest corn: 3 ave. west commer Ponusy lvanis svo. and a TRUSTBES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPEBTY AT AUOTION—THEME-STUBY BRICK DWELLING Ye SOUTH A STREBT, BETWSSS 2D AND 3p STREETS EAST, No. 429 GBANT’s ROW. By virtue of @ deod of trust dated Sune 19 B=: and duly recorded in Liber 754, folio 206,of the lund records of Washington county, Dis- trict of Columbis, we will rel! at public auction, in front of the premises,on THURSDAY, the 7th day January, at 4 o’clock p. m., all thet piece or parcel of ground’ in Washington city, D. 0.. kvow. and designated as lot numbered nineteen (13), of A Grapt’ssubdivision of square 760 ‘Terms of sale: Une-fcurth cash; balance in six twelve and elghtocn mouths, wita interest at the rate of ten per cent. be secured annum, paysbie semi- Dy notes and deed of IMPORTED B o MUND&Y mencirg a 100 immediately after— Lot of Second-hand Farnitnre It DUBCANSON B8OS., Ancts, Y ESTIMEM & OLEARY- ray avenne > ‘Star Office Butiding. BANKRUPT SALE OF CLOTHING AND FUSS SEBRING GUCDS, BELONGING TU L ® VaLESTINE. BaNKBUPT. fn WEUDESPAY MORNING, Janoary 23th, 1:76. at 10 o'ciock, I wiil sell, at the auction rooms of Le tmor & Cleary, a superior sock, couststing in ot = Fine Piece Gooe Bead lothing. assortment of such articles cinss clothing store. WAGGAMAN, Aasigane, ME A CLEARY, Avcts look, © ‘Also, . ‘Togetber with = is: Ramey found ims fi ‘Terms cash. THUS 8 Lat & Autioneers, 41% Teh street northwest, VALUABLE IMPBOVED REAL ESTATE FOB SOLB 4T AUOTLON. On BATUMBDAY. January 9th, at 4 o'cl ok P je front of the premises, we shall offer for sale that Valnable three sory ad basen ont piemed-trick House, No. 907 13th ert no th- wee’. The honse contains ten Fo ms with ali t @ modern umpeovemen's. and bes been newly pa- Hered and pointed. Will be sold free of all taxce oo 4 incembrances Terns ond per Ut terms vill be reeols «i B TED! down at fait of han elicd witb in five days, iting purchaser, ‘Soni TEE’S SALE OF A NEW TWO-STORY wil BasBMeor anv LING AND STABLE, ON LT TH BAST, BaTWEES B AND ¥ fa deed of t FRAME HUtSB, BACK BUL SThEeT NORTH. + date’ Decem- tuly rec in Liber Ho and records for Wasbin +, Lwill sell, at papiic ises..n SATURDAY at 4 o'clock p.m. al ton ecunty auction, i Janu Thos pieces chy F w Mews K son 5, t Rtoand,in W There tsa new two-story fr bas-ment, beck buiiding and at. ines Terme of s thereon tr ne dwelling, with able on the prum- le: $2100, with ton per cent, interest m Dect mber 6, 1873, together with the inxes IDsUYAUCE, AUG expenses Of the sale, in casbs balance 1 six ard twelve mouths, to be aceured by sbeartug inte da deed of traston the ty. 310) down when the property is sold terms «f sal plied with in five he trustee re at to resell the perty at the risk and cost of the defaulting par. Conveyancing at purchaser's coat. LOUIB BOHADE, Trastes. and DUNOANDSON BROS., A ncis STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A DBUG STORE Ss at aUOTION. Cn MONDAY MUMNIBG, January commene- ing a 10 o'clock a.m , at N Test svuth- z Lacll the eatire stock contained in The good wl! and fature MAS DOWLIGG, Anctionas Beal Betste Exchange, 545 street. TRUSTZE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW YURK aVSNUG, AT AUC- TION, i BY tHe By virtue of s power contained in a dead of Berast, duly recorded tn Liber 736, folio 402. ot tne of the pom: clock p.m., lot No. By oe sixty (60) feet ten (20) in ot New York avenue by an irregular depth of about one bunored apd forty (140) feet Terms: One fourth carb; balance in ene, two. three end for years, with interest at eight per nt. uLLl paid; the tutercst payable seni anwnally tho seferred payments. All conveyancing at the ccet of the purchaser. & deposit «f $100 required as S00 OS the property is strack GEORGE PETES, Trastes. THOMAS BOWLING, ¥ LATIMER @ OLS, Avucttoaser? and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue sad ilth st, Star Omoe Building. FISHEBIES FOR ne tes LEASE AT AUO- TION. On THURSDAY. January 7th. 1875, at 12 o'clock st cur auction room, we shail seli er lease thi Kuowm Shea and Herring Fisheries—on th mao Biver: more, White’ House, Opossum nm and Wost 180, the “Pavilion ’ at the vhite House, Terms at vale, Bo. A BOHRER for SABAH UTTERBAOK, der 31-4 LATIMER & OLBARY, Aacts. B* LATIMER & ULRARY, Auctioncers and eal Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and iithst., Star Office Buildings. - HOUSEHOLD AND K tit al FOBRNITURE AT AUOT. On MONDAY MOBNING, Jannary 4th, at 1U o'clock, we will sell. at No. 917 Bast Uapiiol street, between Sth and 6th strects vortbeast, au assortment of Furniture, con- sisting im part of— Wainut Parior Suite, in Crimson Cut Velvet; Mehogeny Paclor Fatuttare Walnut and Mabogany Marble-to Matogaoy Card Tables. Walnut HMatcgany Marble-top Sideboard; Chine and Gisss W, Mabecany Secretary and Book Case; Vointed Boo’ Osses and Secretaries; nd otber Ohsirs; reaus and Washstais; olsters and Pillows; Stoves, Kitchen Requiaites, &c., &c. House f Sate LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts. /\MMMEMAN & BON, Auctioncer, No. $1 7th street northwest, "SEALE OF V. VABLE IMPBOVED Rav ESTATH ON 13TH AND D STRE! BUUTB BART, (near the corner, CONSIST! O¥ THBEK TWO-STORY FRAMES ON 13ta ETREET, AND TH BER TWO-STORY BRICKS ore. STREET-—ALL SIX HOCSES NRABLY By ieee. of adeed of trast, dated May 28th, A. 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No. 722, folio 85, et sey of the land records for the District of Col and atthe jUeet of the party secvred thereby, 1 will eel! at public auction, 3m front of the premises.on BATORDAY,the 9th Gey of Jenuery.A D. 1875, at 4 o'clock m., the folk wing-deecribed real estate situate in the city of Washingtoa, in sai@ District. to wit: All of ori- giusl lot numbered twenty-one (21), and the south ‘orty -two (42) feor six (6! inches, a on 13th street east, by the entire depth thereof of original jot pumber tweaty- three (23),in squste nam- bered ten bundred and eighteen (1013), together with the improvements thereon. ‘Trrms of sale as prescribed by eaid deed of trust, the amount o} indebtedness secured to wit. 29 78, with inter 10 per cent. from May f sale, and expenses ef sale tn he balance at 6 and J2 months, for waioh the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and » cured’ by a deed of trust on the property eold,shall be taken. $50 deposit on {sale These honses will be amount in cash to bs paid pro rate ef the whole Conveyancing and reco: Itt sale ere not complied eorves the right to resell at risk and cost of pur- ChAALE OF DUFCDONGTS Lez MAN, Trustee, decse-t) HF. ZIMMERMAN & BOW, ancts. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer MOM Meal Etate Ruchaoue, to Tthatroct, TRUSTER’S SALE OF A FBAME TWO-STORY AND BaCK BUILDING ON THE NJRTL SIDE OF LSTREET. BETWEEN 3p AND f each house in cash requir purchaeers cos with in six da: 438 STREETS NORTiI WEST. Bi Virtue of adeed of trust dated March 7th A.D. 1573, duly recorded in Liber No. 713, follo 127, one ef the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at public auction, in {rout of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Jagnary 13th, it 4 o'clock p m., all that pleoe oF parcel of ground situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, Known and described aa the west twenty-two and a baif (22%) feet front of Lot num- bered one, (1,) in Square numbered Ave hundred and twenty (225,) and rooning back the same width one bundred (100) feet, togetmer with the im- provements, &c. ‘Terms: Ohe-fourth casb; balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with interes at eight per cent. per anbum. to be secured by a deed of trast on the property sold. A deposit of $100 will pe re- quired at time ef sale. All conveyaucing et oxpense of purchaser. ‘Ter be complied with ineeven days. BBAINARD H. WABNER, Trustec, decd0-008ds ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct, '¥Y LATIMES & OLSARY, BY "fiiulonvore and eats 8 STEERS’ OF IMPROVED PROPERTY TON ort iy EET, BETWSaN I AND K 818. NORTHW Rn ths, with interest Goureyancing ‘ot purchaser time of sale. goux GIVEN, dect-cotd " LATIMEE & 0 iy BY Uxiioncers usd Beat cane co Buildings. U. TRUGUPESTY O DATE a: day No. ords of and by sel on 80 Shepherd’ EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. A BEW-YEAR'S STORY All of our readers reformer, will remembor that he chose Now Year's for bis weddin . “There is to me,” be said, deep symbolism in this point. 1, even 1, have come to help usher in the new ear of the world.” And at that his fine eyss ached, and bis whole figure expanded Horrsy Gid not measure fvefeet four in his boots, bat bis disciples always thought of him «: man. His disciples bad firm fa! 2 he was to them a Jobn the Baptist in coat ett troweers, and Peansylvsnia church-going Tar tytow the wilderness in which he presched. Lboda Nott was willing to marry him on New Year's or on any day; she was heartiy in love with him, but he never, as long as they lived, could find out whether she tuoaght of him as Jobn the Baptist or pot. Hisdisciples said that the marriage wes the oncasing and debasing of tiue spirit with common cisy, and nodaly could deny that Rhoda wascommoupiace. Iie mat. ter-of-fact fairies, who preside at the birth of eight out of ten girls, had given her the usual unnoticeable fyure and ordinary roatares, had added no espectal gift of genius, and mato ber the danghter of the village storekeeper. Yet everybody in the county (barring the said dis- ciples) telt that Horrey ued done a srong to ne them persovally in taking Rho*s away mitt not their husba: e-aged “from £0 on witho: bu m im their black silks aud bad some favorite which sue had taken pains to learn for 2 “Why did you young tedows let that Horr: y car t's daugater,”” their sons. Miv, may be, bas eit: to count in. young fel 8 been used swatm aro Gnd leave tue prettier girls iu tue corner, bat at fe weld ey stoud aloof, couscivus tha Horrey had AWAY something whica they could never # friend who was near then a #1 sud more clearsighted than a wie. Dbe truth was that the giri, wich he troad, sweet natare and bonest gayety, was ke & well of water in bigoted, carping Farry- own. Anybody, even the old farmers, talking to ber for au hour, gained youth from her, ana went away with @ new ring in their yoic=> hearty and genial. Khoda shook hands with them all, but bade nobody good-bye. She took ail her friends into her married lite with her, just 9s Rachel of old did her household gods In fact, this young woman never lost a friend out of her life. She might not see them for years, but they turred to ler as faithfal as the bits of steel are to the magnet forever after it has once touched them. People from Tarrytown, when they cams to this city, always weat over to the Jersey town, Where the Horreys lived, to spend » day with Khoda. They brought back word from Ume ‘O time of ber large family, ‘a great table fail of boys and girls, and always spare places Inid incase a friend should drop in.” There vere no carpetson the floors, they reported, and the boys and girls were dressed in jeans and calico. “Money was terribly scarce, and Rhoda gave the children the beet of schooling, and kept open house tom friends and the poor. Tuere was & piano, too, and the boys played on the violin, 8nd @ merrier honse could not be tound. Rhoda as young and plamp as the youngest there.” They actaaily seemed to bring a wall of youth sud freshness back with them to Tar- rytown. Horrey, as We constantly heard from the newspapers, was playing pioneer first in one reform and then another, and announcing that the New Year of the world was about to dawn. He was a leading spiritualist and gave up 4'l concerns of this world for that re- vesled by the Fishes and Foxes. He took the movey which Kbods had Isid aside to bay a cow, and shoes for the boys (she orted the family by sewing then) to go out w Ohio to investigate McKain’s but, where spiritual trom- bones and fiddies hed just been beard. * Bat the shoes for the children ?” she said. They < learn to bear for the trat he replied; “tbrough rough ways to the stare.” “We'll not go barefooted to the stars at any rate, boys,” the said when he went out, jauguing, bat the Water stood in her eyes. She opened a little store after that, and prospered. Kich and poor felt the fine quality in the woman, the strong gentienees; the rich pushed ber children on and the poor prayed for her and them. Horry, ext winter, went to India as a missionary. The reforming spirit appears to direct so en- tirely the nervous energy and nobie efforts of & man to the enlightenment of bamanity, that nothing is left for his wife and children but the ashes of the flame; im fact, it ts generally advisable that his reforms shoald be carried on at as t a distance as possible trom bis family. Horrey came back the other day, old and broken down, after his tive yeare’ sojourn, baving influenced (he hoped) two boys to consider the Christian religion. The New Year bad begun to dawn, he said, by India’s coral strand. He found a strange silence in the . and & great concourse of people . “Was any pudlic man They told him, No, he had been a friend to all ot them. He went with the crowd, for it was go- ing toward his own house. Among them be saw that there were mauy little children, aud mass o. the very poorest of the poor, he knew from their words there wa: not one thore who was not the better and hopefuller and nearer to Chriet because this wouwsn Lad lived. He found ber at last with ber children about her snd cov- ered with flowers, and on her sweet face the Emile of ore whois'at home at last with all her friends about her. Not one forgotten or lett be- hind. In this New Year's season, when so many wo- men open their hearts sud homes to cheer their friends, we thought it thie woman, who in her mace of her wh ¥. Tribune, 1 ot unit graci v le life a New Year's Day.—N. A Holiday Tragedy. AN OLD LaDY KILLED DY THE MAN WaOSE FORTUNE 8H# HAD MADE. From ihe Jersey City Evening Journa! About the year Iz? Surah Mead, a young lady of great personal and mental attractions, Was married in the city of New York to E. #1. Fitch, @ young merchant, who settled in Guil- ford, Uhenango county, in mercantile business. The immediate family consisted of Mr. Fitch and wife, Mrs. Purdy, a sister of Mrs. Fitch, and her daughter, Sarah’ Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. liteh, having no children, adopted, in 1526, a youth of six years, whom they watchfully cared for during the years of youth to those of manhood. For this child's welfare they cherished the kindliest feelings through life, the surviving widow regalarly pay- ing bim a visit, the last in her seveuty-tifih year, hundreds of miles from home. About the year 184s Mr. Fitch died, leaving ber a widow, wealthy, and possessed of all the elements of a traly noble and Christian woman. A few years before this Sarah Purdy was mar- ried in New York to ® young man of cultare and refinement, a merchant named John P. Hall. He was not prosperous in business, fatled, end came to want. Mrs. Fitch, ever erous, invited them to herhome. This home consisted of nearly 200 acres of well-cuitivated land and A stately mansion, shaded by trees planted by the fair-baired youth, shaded by trees planted by the fair-haired youth mentioned above,whose Bead 1s now frosted « the touch of fifty-five winters. She gave ® deed on this property to Mrs. Hall, and purchased a home for herself bear by, and left the home of her married life. On Sunday last, Dec. 27, Mrs. Fitch was with ber sister and niece and family on a holiday visit. Inthe middle of the day the sister ani Gaugbter left theroom. Mr. Hall while profess- ing friendebip, and without warning, strack Mrs. Fitch on the back of the head with an axe. She fell to the floor anconscious, and died in an hour. In a few minutes Hall went into the other room and told the eister that Mrs. Fitch hed fainted. He then coolly wiped the blood from the are and commenced to split wood. ‘This murdered women was his guardian ang his life-long support and friend. Reference has been made to the adopted youth. bmg years ago be settled in Hoboken. He has filled many official positions, such as Superintendent of Public Schools for several terms, Obief magistrate of the city, Health Commissioner, and various other offices, with fidelity and marked ability. His early life was not free from obstacles and many temptations which would have Sgt sy os many @ young man. To e was chiedy indebted for his success in life. This msn is Dr. L. W. Elder, a highly respectable physician now living in Hoboken. A Woman's Peesercaor Minp.—Mrs. Anne first street, was rather surprised on entering ber bedroom ca Wedneeday evening about 0c k, en, Q Clothing and valuable. Mrs, Ryan’ het the sense to lock the door on the stranger be- fore he could make even an ‘at escape, who knew Horrey, the | 7 { Sad Expenses. | | Theexhortations to carta! expenses in theee i peomegtn od The newspa- rearebst repeating what everybody ls { that the styler and cost of Neing mast reduced. (ur people are and heve been tivti | feo fast for these times. One of Ie togaciea of the war is this extravagant use money The ric! ve hardy been more reckless im their expenditures, relatively, than the — “new Tre their expansion bas pot been greater. gold went up, all valnes a¢ranced w:th t mecbanic received high w slvanced,thongh not | patd tavge divicends. jorge profits. Tr totied with, Age of proits on gx | ant, every body € By le, omy ec! increasing pro wordertely. en no longer sat. 4 to the obt time per comt- With money so abund- Live fe more expen- lle everything promined ty. And everybody found it to aCopt a more expensive Morte of Hiving. Now, with the reraision, alt see and pearly al! feel the necessity tor econe- my and » return to the fragality of the pe ut while the necessity is 80 readtl Kocwiedged, it ie found to be far more a! fo Tedvce expenses than it was to expand is neteo very dificut, perbaps, to reduce ex- penset in the matter of dress, to make the olf overcoat do another Winte:; to forezo that eet ot Cure, or that “love of @ bonnet,” aud we imagine that redaction begins bere eboat as econ as anywhere. To give up Newport or Saratoga for the season, is not altogether am impossitulity. But to reduce the current ex- Is he sof a honsebold, so as to live on half pay— to put evervthing oo @ peace footing, ao te spear—is by vo means an easy task. Torednee the noni ber of servants y paterally the Gret thongnt urtailing expenses—is T> change style of living tn tue household. Less nem: th } bere m the Kitcbeo implies less variety on the table, fewer waiters, less of ceromony and few courses. To reduce the number of servants and change the stvieot living, tmplise change Of residence —the large fashiouable hoase cavno be kept ap with less. And then the wages of one ot two servants is a minor item compared with the covt of fuel and other et ceteras n establishment Locality implies ain style of living. The B lobe ways not the th street for @ ser- vant giri to wash windows that mesns & man aut. On Columbus avenue girit can do that rk A use implies the sale of a portion oft miture, if, tnd does not neceml- tate an entire change ch the smaller house, and so the horse and cer- tinge go, and Jobn,the driver, man of alt work, goes too, and * through the chapter, But these changes are not al!, nor the most important, to very many people. Changes im style ot living are attended with changes of ae- foctations very general): Your old set wea in mvch the same style BS at you kept, and you arcociated together becanse you felt at home tw that eocial grax With altered circ you drop out from that ci frierds have “ent” you, but becanse t is constantly to have suggested the ¢ your condition—you are no longer at home there. Frank and Clara thought it all rigut to Accept an invitation to ride with Tom and Maud, or even s piace in the box at the opera, bot it \* diferent now when they can no longer reciprocate These gradations may not seem so marked ie the lower ranks of society, but they are marked. If it is nota question of keeping coach and coachwan, it is—and the question tt quite ae important—of keeping & piano and beuse girl. It may not be a matter of a great house and a conservatory, but many « house- keeper feels that her rank in somety depends on keeping @ furnace fire #0 as to have the par- lor Always warmed and lighted in to tain visitors, And manye it easter to Gispense with the } of the table and to be economical as to the necessarl than to give up these things which are the te- ia OF rank in society. he difficulty is not al! with the old folks. The children have growp ap during these years of expansion, and their habitsof te and thelr esto ne have been formed according to the gtade of socicty in which they have lived. To them it is not going back, bat going down. Bat with all these difficulties, it t« only too evident that contraction is an paolate Hecessity in @ large majority of our American families. We make no doubt that in many cases it will alse be for the real advantage of the families, re- eulting in better habits of thonght and life, snd ia more sensible pursuits. If only every- body would acknowledge the Decemities of the case, agree to reduce expenses together, what a relief would be experienced. How nicely we would all keep in our own set, and everything would be lovely. But it won't be to. Everybody will try to conceal concerning themselves what everybody knows aud coufesses in general, until compelied one by one to drop out of line, and accept the fatal retrenchment.— Journal, Providenc ™ WHALEN—HA Sst 1574. by Bev LEN. of Georgetown, to f Mentgcmers Coun! DigD. In this city,on the morning of the Ist ine brain, Miss C&BO- °K, deughter of the late &, of Vermon : *¥, et 12 80 o'clock, from Mies Hough's, Bo. 341 Pennsylvania aveane. r ing of Javnary 1. 1875, tu Bist -the second danghter of Bilen aa Dee, and the beloved wite of CHAS pure fn beart for they shell ses ‘The relatives snd friends of the family are to atrend her feneral from bee mocher 417 Q strect north * Celok p day. FITCH. Died, at her rrsiderce on Ootlege HMM, in this city, *t 5'p m., December 31. 1574 short but painfal ilines-, Mrs, MARY FITCH, te the 75th year of her age Frionte ta- me B'evsed are ¢ a Funeral at? p m., Soniay, Jan. 34 vited to attend without further notice. JONES. On tue 31st of December, at 4.4 a. SABAH IRWIN, wife of George &. Jones, Gaogbler of Colonel. Cbaries F Irwin, of Michigan, in the 80th year 0 Fapersi will take’ place from her 475 Gsircet sonthw o'clock. NEWBOLD. Ou tho 24 instant, of congestion of the BELLE, second daughter of Andrew and Bante. Mew bold. aged 4 yeu-s and 12 day Fo Will take piace from her paronts rest- dence, No. 46 Myrtle street, on Monday, ach iam. a2 . Friends of the family are invited to at- tend “2 ( Bep. and Pertiand, Mc., papers please copy.) SEEDESS. The funeral of Mies LIZZIE SEBD- EBS, sopounced to take place this afternoon at her inte residence, No. 413 Me-ssonosetts avenue porthwest, has been postponed until to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at Wesley Chapel, sth ena ttreets THOMAS. On tho Ist iastant, GEORGE 6, THOMAS, aged 37 years. The friends and relatives of the family are re- " <@ to sttend bis faueral to-morrow (Sanday) bt 2 o'clock, from his late residence, corust 2h end U streets Dorthwest. bd WEST On Torsdsy crening, the tat instemt, ETILLMAN WEoT, io the 7c yoar of his age: B native of Woudstook, Vt Funeral st bis Inte revidenoe, near Bennings, D. © ,on Sanday, the $4, at 1 o'clock. Saratoga, WY, and Vermont pay 1 UNDERTAKERS, &e, AU CHARD F. HARVEY, Undertaker, (Successor to HARTY € M48R,) So. 934 F Sraugr, betwoon Binth end Tent, BETAILS BURIAL by oer AND GASKET mariaty © “SHROUDS, HABITS, y WREATH DIUNERSL WREATHS oro i wens Ga Pearl, by Mrs: PEIES: late of Boston, No. 908 Fog oi ci te Cerceran, Geporal Klsey, General Towpates, « n + STOOPS Embaime oy Narurai Ni eae Re oot wee Refererces:—Mre. General Sherma’ Riecry, 0. F. tansbury, ‘Hon. Joba gts Garcia, re. D. Bry. Gol. alexa rs. General 3 rs to be as represeted or money refunded (PBs SeRrALo LITeLA WaTER FOR 84LB. rea Souday, Jauuary 3, at T on