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SELLING OFF.
GROUND RENTS WANTED

~ GROUND RENTS WANTED
1Aas1E1A FOR SALE-A store and dwelling on Bal
FfEIM tmore street, for 81 200. Also, large three
pzLllM. story brick house on Baltimore street, near
folth ia fee simple, rented at 800. Three brick
4ouses SLIGO each, rented at $3.50, with s37 ground
&snt. Two brick houses, in fee, at $500 each. Two
torres and dwellings, in fee, on Fel's Point. Also,
handsome dwellings on East Baltimore, Lexington,
franklin, and other streets. Ground Rent Of $500
"a per cent, well secured also of 800, Gen
Ea) at per cent 100 feet of vacant ground on Wiki
<rseet East of Market, to be sold low. Building lots
&js sale or lease OIL East Baltimore, Lombard, Bond,
k,sli other streets. Stocks bought and sold on com
by THOMAS j. G OFT
III t2lJ2tw* Ill Second ST., adjoining the Exchange.
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NKOLYDAY PRESENTS. Mrs. r. A. NICK
q II ERSON, No. North Howard street has Just re-
TUNED from New York, and will open large assert
ment of FANCY GOODS and TOYS on Tuesda
December l7h and will continue to sell day and mig
during the Haydays. dl4
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JAPANNED WARE.

JAPANNED WARE.
CST RECEIVED, a large lot of JAPANNED
81 WARE-consisting of
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in SETS some very beau
| Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns, in
sets and single
Waters Of different sizes, by the pair or single one
Japanned LAMPS Of all kinds
Chamber CaHdlesticks; Bread and Knife Trays
TEA CANISrER5, all sizes
| Gentenen's DRESSING CASES
| Night and Nurse LAMPS
| Match Safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, Spittoons, Dust Pans, sc. &c.
| 5S5-At wholesale and retail, at the manufacturers
prices, AT No. n. Howard street. (east sidn.)
NIL -eo2m g. e. WETMORE s. co.
BSENDERS, TENDERS! Brass and Wire
a. TENDERS; Nursery Guards; Bird Cages; Wire
and Hair SlEVES; oyster GridrOns, SC, at whole
sale and retail, at No. N. llOward-St (east Side
NIL eo2m C.E. WETMORE * co.
EpRASs ANDIRONS, of various patterns and
n D sizes, some with Tenders attached, new article
SHOVEL and TONGS, i'll pairs and sets, with and
without standards
JAMIE HOOKS; STAIR RODS
Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron COAL HODS
Copper Tea Kettles; Chatting Dishes
RumOrd Heaters; Brass Kettles of all sizes, sc.
NC For sale at the NEW FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. , N Howard street, least side.)
nlleo2n c. E. WETMORE & co.
&OLhH LAMPS, for burning Lard; also, Lustres
- Candeabras, Hall Lanterns, &C., at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. Howard ST.
nll-eo2m C.E. WETMORE & co.
HBROOMS, BRUSHES, BASIk ETS, and a
HD general assortment of WOODEN WARE-For
sale at No 2 N. Howard street, nearly opposite the
Wheatield Inn. nj l. eo2m
ivory NAPKIN RINGS, good assortment,
n at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
NIL eo2m No. 2 n HowARD-sT. least side)
EpLOWER STANDS, a new article to use with
Ee crates: Also, Door Porers, Foot Scrapers, &c.
at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Howard
street, ID door north of Baltimore-st, nll-e02m
MEATS, MATS, MATS. Manila, Alicante,
WE Jute and Sheepskn MATS, of various colors,
at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
nll-eo2m No. n Howard street.
q tRINDSTONES. Small family Grndstones,
AZ for sharpening dinner knives, Sc, at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. N. Howard st,
(east side,) nll-eo2m
EpALTTMORE BLEACHING AND INK
ED MANDATORY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo-
site the Fountain Hotel.) a superior article of Oil
and to retain its virtues for any length of time unim-
paKed-ofered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
Aso--i0O gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallon
or barrel British Lusre, warranted pure lead in bulk
or to packages. Purchasers respectfully invited
to call. CHAS. WISEMAN s. co. dl0-lm
RUBBERS! RUBBERS!! RUBBERSM!
AND CHEAP SHOES.
a. Misses Rubber Ovcr-Shoes for 30 cts.
I,ali
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wEEACTItIL NVVEA Mt EebsN.
z COR HOWARD AND FAYErTE- SITS
large stock of Cashmere D'Ecosse
Repp Cashmere; French De LANES, all wool
superior qualify Grape Delaiaes; Sushans
Piaids for boys wear; Alpacas of all col0rs
Cameeon Brocsde; pompedore Delaine
Grecian Stripes, sc. &c.
70 The above Goods of the richest STYLES and
bought low. Ji,f
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
Ship Leland, 29th inst.
For Havre-Ship Eutaw, few days.
For Bremen-Shp Marianne, soon.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Baltimore, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, with des-
patch
For Galveston, Texas-Barque Latrobe, 23d inst.
For Lverpool-Brig George Gardner, few days.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Jane, 2lst inst.
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STEAM SOAP s. CANDLE WORKS.
SMiTH &. CURLETT inform their friends,
~ customers, and tho public, that they have com
menced operations AT their NEW STEAM SOAP and
CANDLE WORKS, corner of Holiday and Pleasant
streets, and have on hand an assortment of MOULD
and DlPF CANDLES aud BROWN and YELLOW
SOAP, all OF best quality, which they offer for sale at
The lowest market prices. Mood w2awlm
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EOHN Il. RICE would beg leave, most humbly,
% to offer his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF baltimore and elsewhere, to pcIfom at :
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS,
QUADRILLE PARTIES,
BALLS, sc. &c.
He ilaerS hRIsef that he render general salts
faction TO all who may he kind enough to demand his
services, and he can give the highest recommended
tons 10 all who may desire it..
All orders left at my residence, MARION STREET,
No q. near Liberty, or at CENTRAL HALL, corner
OF Baltimore and Charles will be thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
DC All orders complied with at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Your humble and obi servn
o3O-2m JOHN I. RICE.
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REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEES SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEES SALE.
IN EXECUTION of decree Of the High Court
of Chanccry, passed in in said Court,
wherein Lennon G. Abrahams and others are com
plainants; and Wood Gather and others defend
ants the subscriber trustee, will offer ut public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
next, at IL O'Clock, NJ, a small FARM, in Anne
Arundel county, on which the late Rein Forrest
resided at the time of his DEATH This Land lies
on the head waters of Stony Run, adjoining the lands
of Elcotts & Co., and is not far distant from Elk
ridge Landing The tract contains about 30 ACRES,
more or less, and is sufficiently wooded for all the
purposes of the FARM and the improvements consist
of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
suitable out houses.
{G- BY the decree, the terms of sale are credit of
- mouths payment of the purchase money TO be Sc
cured by the bond or bonds of the purchaser, with
curty to he approved by the trustee bearing interest
from the day of sale.
FRANK. II. STOCKETT, Trustee.
Annapolis, Dee. 10Th, 1874. d2O cots
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.
EE ISIS SARAH nj. pEALE,
We PORTRAIT PAINTER

No. 2O5b BALTINORE-sr.
Entrance through the Store of Mr.. j. II Miller.
NIB Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and re
paired. pls6m
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1874.
CLEARED.

FROM rHE EXCHANGE REAplNG-RooM BOOKS.
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BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.

DNII INUNE LAUN DRY.
FHNHE subscriber is now fitting up, and will short
ID ly opeH at the corner of SARATOGA STREET
AND BRADENBAUGH ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment. lie will conduct il after the
plan OF the Boston and Chelsea Laundry, and respect
fully Solicts the patronage of his friends and the
public Persons, by leaving tn r full name and resi-
dcncc at the Book Store of Messr D. Owen s. Son.
Baltimore street. Frederick or at the Protestant
Episcopal Book store, Charles street, Baltimore
will be waited on by the subscriber, and terms made
known. REFERENCES:
Rev. H. Y. d. Johns, Messrs. Garfield & Bro
" Dr. breckenridge, I" Brown Muncaster
" J. c. BacSus, Mr. Alonzc LiIIy,
4" G. W. MuSgrave, Mr. Daniel Bfuner.
dlO-tuths I'm MOSES HYDE.
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w j. ~ G. r. WEBB,
ELe No. 3 HOWARD STREET,
Next "Wheatield Inn,"
HAVE JCST RECEIVED,
New York Hulld BUCkWHEAT, in packages for ia
mily use
Fresh Bunch RAISINS, in whole and half boxes
Almonds, Currans, Fresh Citron, Rock Candy
bordeaux PRuNES, in fancy boxes; Maple Sugar
Cocoa and Cocoa Paste; West India Preserved Lines
Citron, Pine Apple, and Canton Preserved Ginger
Maccaroni; Vermiccli Sardines Anchoyies
Capers, Olives, &c. &.
Medtord, Picnic, Sugar, Wine and all other CRACK
Frs; Boston CRANBERRIES, sc.
Also, New York Premium FLOUR, ''Whncy' br.
n96- eOtlstJ
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WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1874

THE undersigned respectfully inform merchants
i and the citizens of the district generally, that
they have established an Office in Washington city
for the receiving and forwarding East, West and
Sonth of valuable Packages Parcels Samples Bundles
&c.; which they are fully prepared to transport BY
mail speed.
AZ they arc the only persons who have contract
with the Baltimor~ and Ohio Railroad Company for
that purpose they enabled TO receive and forward
goods, &C. in advance of any other line.
Merchants and others who wish to avail them
selves Of our line, and who order goods, &c from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and baltimore, will
find It to their advantage to direct in care Of the fol-
lowing:
Per Adams & Cos Express from Boston and New
York.
Per Shoemaker & sanfords Express from phila-
delphia.
\ Per Kogers & Co.'S Express from Baltimore.
We receive Package, Parcels, &c., for the East,
West, and South Mt all hours during the day. and de-
liver them to the consignee soon as received. We
will also receive and forward from Baltimore and
Washington goods and articles Of every description,
by the first regular trains.
ROGERS & co.
Office at Brookes Periodical Depot adjoining Beers
Temperance Hotel, Penn. av., Washington city.
Office adjoining Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De-
pot, Pratt street, baltimore.
nov Tim &is "a
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why, you're joking me; go TO sleep, Captain, go
70 sleep; you have been dining out and indulg-
| ing 60 TO Sleep"
Must we kill the dog, Harris? z"
Q, not at all, Captain can wait awhile
myself, and he'll save the trouble before morn
iDg!" 83
"Um?"
-"We've got nothing more for him to carry,
any how"
"And he couldn't carry any thing if we had
it. don't want 10 kill the dog 7"
"Um!' Hs8 ig4ef
"There's nothing TO eat on his bones, any
how good night, Captain"
"kill the dog! kill the dog, Harris" said
Sublette; you are starving: Iconl ca, the flesh
Of the wretched creature but if you can, kill il.
kill it, in Gods name y
Harris snatched the axe, and reeled with weak
mes as he rose to strike the dog. He struck and
missed his aim. The dog rose and looked in his
face. He struck again, and the blow decended
with fearful effect upon the skull Of the animal.
II fell and rose again with pitiful howl
"Get up. get up and help me, Captain" said
Harris, "a dizziness is coming over me, and
can't see the brute"
mo! no ! no ~ replied the PROSTATE man,
curling himself up closer and closer in the folds
Of his blanket.
sea up !" repeated Harris, with phrenzied
earnestness in his words, and Sublette rose with
sudden energy to assist " l.8a. M
The wounded dog had crawled away. and lay
mourning piteously somewhere in the dark.
The two men CROPPED about, bindly, and half
crazy with hunger and wreichedness in search
Of ii, and at length il was found.
Hold i hold IL" cried Harris, as he threw
more sticks on the FIRE TO get light.
Sublette held the dog, while Harris gave it
two more rapid blows upon the skull wi,h his
tomahawk, stretching the creature out upon the
blood stained snow, apparently dead. Without
pausing an instant. the hungry man threw the
carcase on to the fire TO SINCE the hair of, when
it exhibited life again, wriggled ONT Of the fame
and ran madly AWAY By i!s own burning hair
the. poor travellers traced Rnd, aflet beng
stabbed and stabbed sgsin' afd u -sbss
head again, the heart ye, moved when the impa-
tient butcher opened his prey y
Sus le,,e returned sick, TO his bed in the snow.
but Harris cooked supper and Toasted alone, set
ting the Captains share aside TO serve tor break
fast. They both ate heartily in the morning,
and with renewed vigor sci forward for home.
Such is one story Of the death Of dog.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
THE KING OF THE SOUTHERN SEA

~~~~-N--
Oh, the whale is free of the boundless sea,
He lives for thousand years;
He sinks to rest on the bil.ows breast,
Nor the toughest tempest fears,
The bowling blast as it hurries past,
Is music to lull him to sleep
And he scatters the spray in his boisterous play,
AS he dashes, the king Of the deep
Oh, the rare old whale, mid storm and gale,
In his ocean home will be-
A giant in might where might is right,
And king Of the boundless sea.
A wnndrous ia could the rare old whale
Ofihe mighty deep disclose
OF the skeleton forms of bygone storms
And Of the treasures that no one knows.
He has seen the crew, when the tempest blew,
Drop down from the slippery deck,
Shaking the tide from his CLASSY side,
And sporting with ocean and wreck.
Then the rare old whale, &C..
Then, the whale shall be still dear to me
When the mighty lamp buns dim,
For the students book and his favorite nook
Are illumined by the aid Of him;
From none Of his tribe could we e'er imbibe
So useful, So BLESSED thing.
Then we'll on land go hand in hand,
To hail him the Ocean King
Oh, the rare old whale, &c.
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RosToN AcADENY's COLLECTION OF

BOSTON ACADENY'S COLLECTION OF
ID CHURCH MUSIC consisting of the most pop
,,lar psalm and hymn tunes, anthems, sentences,
chants. &c. old and new; together with many beau
tiful pieces, tunes and anthems, selected from the
ma SEES and other works Of Haydn, Mozart, Beetho-
ven, Pergoles, kighinis Cherubni and other dstin-
guished composers. arranged and adapted to English
words expressly for that work. Published under
the direction Of the Boston Academy OF Music.
THE SOCIAL CiiOlls, d. signed for class book
for the domestic circle consisting Of selections Of
music from the most distinguished authors, among
which are the names Of Haydn, iseliin Kossini, T..
M. Won Weber, Auber Boieldieu, and Mazzinghi,
with several original pieces Of music BY The editor,
and many beautiful extracts Of poetry have been
made from Mrs Hemans, +. Moore, Sir Watttr
Scott Dr. s. Gray Jun, J. c. Pruy, jun and Others,
in volumes price 81 per set. single ~.
TIE GOSPEL. HARMONlSI, a collection Of
Sacred Musc consisting Of tunes Of all m~tr ., and
also sentences anthems fo' variety ~ OCCASIONS,
chants, &C. being selection from the beat authors,
with many original tunes and anthems composed ex-
pressly for the work by professors and amateurs of
this country; to which is prefxcd Familiar Intro
duction TO the Art Of Singing on the Pestaloxxian
System, designed for the old Of those who are en-
tirely unacquainted with the seionce of music, by
Thomas Whistemorc. @s
CARMINI SACRA, OF Boston Collection Of
Church Music; comprising the most popular psalm
and hymn tunes in general use, BY Lowell Mason.
For sale At the book and stationary .tose Of
6g. A gs9 llfl4s ~ \. fAhNHAM,
q dee g. sas corner Il llsh stpad Psna. ~.
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xr,r,r .,.,a.,s;cn.a ha,.v;no that a cheap daily
nn,,'Nl $500. - ,ha goo, &c Covernment
"n's ~ .rI,iah,e auxiliary To Inc Whir cause
wo!" P.pso n.oa.h;no Prasdent;aI contest will
dur,ng s III a., Mo,,Ja,, j, .Nou.nber MARI a
Puni'sh, 2" u's !,Ss y Viii y,nsr ent;,iad
~ II III w H III NJ "A IN IL "a Il III.
.,..-...;.,.s "a ,,olcv q tho, marty "a
1evo,eu = nn0 coIn,s;ar declo; at;ons nv H.wav
lal0 Gown III u'' io'o"'''s |sS =
@LAs s94ls
."A sound National Currency, regulated Dy the
will and authority OF the Nation;
Q. !. An adequate revenue, with fair protecton 20
American Industry;
3. inst restraints on the Executsve rover, emDrac
ing further restrictions on the exercise o. tne
Veto;
4. 81 faithful administration OF the Public DOMAIN.
with equitable distribution o. the proceeds OF tne
sales Of it among the States -,
s. An hotest md economical administration OF the
Generzl Government. leaving public ofiicers per
feet ffes4nm ~ thcsght, end Of The right q sui
trage, k Si5h NNalal aenlnsl ApaRgoRer
il: ses7 ss ~, .s 81 I, Z
6. !" An amendgeeM e shc CeasnsttsoH nhHMg tnc
incumbent IF tbs fressdUi'tial once 20 single
term"
To this annunciation we believe every true and
ardent Wing will favorably respond. The hearts of
the Wing army whose ranks we're unbroken and
whose banners Coated unstricken during the CAM
raign Of ~, must, everywhere. swell with glorious
bride al the memory Of the past and their hopes en-
conraged by their Joyous anticipation Of the future
II is true nightmare Of treachery now rests upon
the energies Of the party but shall we no, arouse
To- the importance OF the political conflict which is
about to cn.,,e, There are at this time fire oppos-
tinn GAMERS nj the Seat Of Government, each, in its
49, fnlov,,r;n,r - .an The foundations Of the Wing
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TTOARHOUND CANDY.-The subscriber has
recently been appointed agent for the sale Of
Pease's Hcarhound Candy He could speak from per-
sonal knowledge OF its beneficial effects IN cases o.
severe cold, coughs, sc but, les, ne may De deemed
an interested witness, he adduces the following,
among numerous other testimonies, to the same i'm
port:
Hermitage. .aprl II, l843.
have the pleasure to acknowledge your kind IA
vor Of the Isl ultimo, by the hand OF my friend. Mr.
J. Armstrong and with il your most esteemed pre-
sent. a package Of your Hoarhound Candy, for which
receive INV sincere thanks. can only add, that may
tho,san receive from IFS use ms much benefit as
have done then viii its inventor 60 down TO posterity
~ one If its bcnefactors.
am gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your friend and obdt serv't,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Mcssrs Pease & Sons.
Washington, April 6, l643
The President desires me 10 return Mcssrs. Pease
X Sons his Acknowledgements and very sincere thanks
for the boz o( Candy received at their hands. He
IN. used il with much benefit 10 himself, remedy
for cold and cough am, with very much respect,
JOHN TYLER, jr, Private Secretary.
Albany, May 10, 1912
Gentlemen. You viii pardon me for the delay in
replying 10 your letter Of the i4th utmo, and ack-
nowiedeing the receipt of box Of your Clarified Es-
sence OF Hoarhound Candy.
Allow me 10 thank you for this kind respect, and
to express the hope that you will be bcraly patron
izcd in your efforts the public. The article " got
no in beautiful style, and Is highly commended BY
those who have had occasion 10 use IT,
Your obdt servt,
Messrs. Pease & Sons. WIN. G. BOUCk.
Civ Hall, Ns@ York, Jane ~, lsA3
Mcssrs. have repeatedly us-d your Candy for
coughs and cols and always found relief bat Official
duties prevented me from wiring 10 you before. Hut
as have lately been cured Of the influenza, cannot
withhold trom recommending ths same Ia the public
, aatsM. am yours truly,
kuBT. n. MORRIS.
Messrs. Peasc & Sous, Is Div'$son street.
Liaden~aid, Oct "a, Is43.
Gentlemen: have 10 thank you for the box Of
your, doubt moi, Justly celebrated Clarified E-sen-e
OF lloarhound Candy, ard also Tor the very obiging
terms in which you have been pacased 10 present Il
have not, am happy TO inform you, NJ yet had
occasion to usc II, but viii do 70 when necessary,
with confidence in its efficacy which u we'll war
ranted by the experience Of Others
Very respectfully, your ohed'cnt servsnt,
n. . NJ. VAN, BUREN,.
After all, the best recommendation Of II - per-
sona application which he invites those afflicted with
coughs and all public speakers 70 maks lie will
keep constant supply Al his Family Grocery store,
ON TN street, nearly opposite Tho Patriotic Bank.
49, 80 ,sfffi HHt fs &.aAt8t 100 ~.
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REIGN AND AMERICAN SNUFFS.-l
i have Just received very large supply Of foreign,
and American Snufs. embracing the largest assort-
es follows:
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PUBLISHED DAILY AT O'CLOCK A. N. Bv
JOHN IT. TOWERS.
Office corner Of Pennsylpania .dpenue and Tenth street.

BUSINESS cards W pet aHHum
Longer advertisements at equally favorable rates
nrTen lines or less 10 make squGre.=ku
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The SrASpAap will be delivered to subscribers in
the District at TEN cents per week, payable to the
carriers Or, when preferable. they can pay at the
Office for longer period. Subscribers will be fur
nished BY mail ten oesks for ONE p;LLAR and IN no
case viii the paper be continued beyond the time
paid for. Single copies TWO cents.
n A Weekly edition of the WFllt; STANDARD for
country circulation is published every Saturday
ing, atONr; DOLLAR per aa,tsna, IN ADoANcE.