Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1868, Page 4

= THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Regist ‘The Judges of Election sion im the Fourth Ward, at the City Hall. yesterday, and up to the time of closing, record- persons, (096 white and 287 eclored) making the total in t 8 colored—white majority, S72. Last year the number registered on the seond day was 273 whites, 259 colored, and the total for two days, 1,147,of which the whit-s @d the names of %2 1.260 whites; had a majority of 39. D: yesterday applicants for the right to yote did Kot come forward in large numbers, and at times the clerks bad but little to do; but after 8 o'clock the crowd steadily increased, and at 6% o'clock there were probably 30, the ma- jority of whom were whites, waiting for ad- Mission, the doors of the court room beir. guarded by policemen who allowed the crow: to enter as those mside got through. the afternoon a colored man named J. J. Beall, said to have been in the pemitentiury, presented bimseifand was challenged on the ground that ; he bad been convicted. He denied that he had ' been , but stated that he had been im the ward but twenty days, and was therefore rejected. Mr. M. Wai challenged on the ground that be had boen in in the peniten: the rebel army, and forth @ large sized threw on the table, rem: and came prepared.” of the United States,when et the colored challes beng sworn by Mr. bad taki Souta di what ring the war. State were you swered, “In the Staie of Ireland.” Montgomery, colored, could not give his resi- Gence, and Was told to leave. Thomas Holmes, colored, came up and could not give his resi. dene 1 come aj times, location to his residence, between tand so till to-morr. young looking ind was told to in. He went off nct satisiy the indges as to his age, and was During the eveamg # few sharp Words passed between Mr. S. E. Douglas, In- told to leave. dendast of the Asyluz, and one ot the colored challengers, the isiter questioning the right of i ‘Mr.D. to be within the railing where the judges were seated. Mr. D. quietly remarked taat he ; ‘would leave whe® the judges said so, and some one suggested that he was looking after his boarders. Some words also Mr. Bowen and Mr. Owen T' deing one of the challenge $N Oh of the latter questioning a par:y. Mr. said that if Mr. T. did he would have to leave, a that he had not misbehaved, and inteaded to sit there until he was put Feprecenting the citizens, aod he would not temarked, “You are here only by courtesy, and unless you behave yi put out: to which Mr. T. replied, © or no courtesy, I am going to siay erate that I have not misbehaved.” leave. Mr. o'clock, when there were A in the vestibule, some pusbing for a few moments there was con: Motion, but the police on hittle time in stopping the closed promptly at seven o'clock. plead obey Second War. POSTMASTER LOWEN AND COLORED LETTER- CARRIERS. Last evening, a meeting ; Rr publican Club was held On 14th street, ni + G. A. Hail, ter Keller, and J. ing was calleu to order by is president, and the sec bush, colored, took his place rted the resolut tien im the Fourth Ward. ‘king, “Lexpected this, Mr. the envelope a pardon, signed by the President “That maker it right; we can't go bebind it; and Mr. Bowen said, (handing the papers back i to Mr. W.,) “I can only express my(tisapproba- ; tion, and if I bad my way you should not vote ‘m this District, or any @ here else.” quhar, white, was chalienzed by Mr. West, one Ts, asa foreigner, and, wen, testified that he | out bis naturatization papers ta years since. He was then asked it be took part ‘ im the rebellion, and answered Mr. Bowen asked, -In it failed each tme in and J streets,” when he said it the canal bridge, at which attendance. Among the whites J. C. Cox, A. Hun’ held their second ses- days 1,4 uring the first hour Daring lhagsford was immediately drew envelope which he Bowen took from Mr. Bacon remarked, B. P. Far- that he was not rm which was an- Thomas make sure of it and ‘and returned several ving @ correct the fifth time being ow. Stephen John- colored man, could sed between mn, the latier ts. The controversy not behave bimseif nd the latier replied out; that he was there will be About 6 about two hundr k plac erable com- hand succeeded in a tumult. The board of the Second Ward | at the colored church | } | | en. Crocker, D. M. of the Fifth Ward, L. Pfau. The meet- the last named, who retary, Mr. E. Am- } Vard Club on the 15th instant, with amend- ment making them applicable to this clob, | Adjourned. and also amending the ®0 as to read that they y will second resolution | not support | any person for office who “has failed, when in his power so to d oF labor, and to to give ivide the offices among equal shares of work publicans, without regard to race or color.” Alter some debate as to how the res ame before the meeting lutions Mr. S_ McFarland | Central Anti-Radical Clad. ‘The reguiar weekly meeting of the Central Anti-Badical Clap was feat ts Bama’ at ‘Trades’ Uniow Hat tha ‘President ¢ - Joba Collins) im the chair, and J, M. Dattom 5 cc - tary—nearly all the delega’es being present. Mr. Dalton @a@+ 6 tes fs other week epltowed the committee appoi: prepare sand Tegelations for me guvernmentof the club, a. mmbers of the commitiee bad been e: with the registration during the past few days. He stated that the various committees of the clud bad not been able to meet, and it was thonghi they would mot get to work until after the registration. Mr Dalton farther stated that be had conferred w th several delegates, who agreed with him that it would be advisa- ble for the central organization to sugzest to the ward clubs to defer the nomination of ward | tickets until after the meeting of the mayoralty nominating con vention; and that some aight se fixed upon for electing the tickets in ali the wards. Mr. Joseph F. son did not understand that the delegates this convention bad anything todo with making nominatioas. Mr. Daiton explained that it was not claimed that the delegates had anything to do with the nominations; but he thought it perfectly proper for the central organization to make any sug- gestion to the ward clubs. He thoagitt t various ward elubs looked to the central or- a for advice as to their action. Mr. ieorge G. Wilson thought the central orgaai- zation bad nothing to de with this subject. It was no busireds of one ward when another should think proper to make the ward nomina- tions. The Chair stated that the club had uo control over the matter, but it would be proper to make any suggestions. Mr. Wilson E. Brown thought the question a very pertinent one, Two years ago he was in the Third Ward organiza- ton, and after the nominations were made it ‘was ascertained that about one third of the per- sons there were citizens of the Third War , and the other two thirds from the other wsrds. He deemed it advisable for all the wards to meet the same night, and thus prevent any packing of the ward meetings. He thoaght the meetings next Monday night would be large, snd itsbould then be understeod when the ward tickets were to be uominated. Mr Wilson said he had no knowledge of any intea- tion in the wards to nominate the ward ticket on Monday evening next. Mr. John H. Rus- sell said in the Sixth Ward the custom had been to nominaie the ward ticket on the same night as the delegates to the nominating con- vention were chosen. He thought it perfectly Proper for this clab to recommend that. the ward tickets be nominated on Monday, May lith. Mr. Dalton thought the delegates wer. sent here by the several wards te represent them, and it was the province of this club to advise and recommend to the ward clubs. He thought the delegates could come pre; next Friday night to say when it would be re. to make the ward nominations. Mr. A. - McKenna moved that the several wards be requested to nominate their ward tickets oa the first Monday after the Mayor should be nominated. Mr. John Mead moved to amend by striking out Monday, and leave it to the clubs when to nominate. The motion of Mr. McKenna was adopted. Mr. Owen Thorn here entered the room and occupied the chair. Mr. Jobn Collins said the registration would not be completed by the 4th of May, and he moved that the club request the nominating conven- tion to meet, organize and adjourn until after the registration should be completed; adopted. Mr. Savage thought it should be stated for what purpose the Central Association met, and what business was to be transacted. The Chair said this association was formed to act after the nominations should be made. Mr. Dalton said it was necessary to have a central organization, when the ward delegates could sdvise with each other, act in harmony, and do much ‘o further the interest of the party. Mr. George G. Wilson said the Fourth Ward was ‘now passing through the ordeal registration, and that ward was muca indebted to Mr. Jos. F. Hodgson. He stood there and pointed out men whom he had seen come ty cegister in the Third Ward, altho: they would not let him (ar. H.) come within twenty feet of the door. Mr. Wilson said he too was refused admission to the hall, aud could not communicate with his friends inside as to who were presenting themselves for the regis- try. The Radicals were making a desperate astempt at the Fourth Ward. They had said it was the back bone of anti-Radicalism, and they interged to break it. After six o'clock yester- day, about two hundred white men came up to | beregistersd, After they had left their work. | When the Redicals saw this they immedia‘ely ‘Col. Keller re | Collected all,the negroes who had been loafiuz ons adopted by the First “bout there and formed another line, in order to debar those white men from getting in. pie abate 2s reed Disonpenty Hovse.—Anmie Coleman, pro- prietress, Annie Johnson, and another disrep- utable female, were arrested yesterday by ser- geant Johnson and officer Roth, on the charge of keeping and residing in a disorderly acd disreputable house, located near the corner of Thirteen-and-a-haif and © streets. At the Sond that snon in the Sectan ws | same time a white man, calling bimself Dr. =p bregitene a5 Sat oe tece a oe draw | Altert Johnson, found in company with them, Ward. and he was opposed to the resolutionsas | WS also taken into custod they would open the | P#rty held at the Third precin Goer to little prejudices, and he offered a sub. Offered, because if edupte Stitate for the esolutions. Mr. D. M. Kelsey ud the whole tation house tor a hesring. The Doctor asserts that himself and the graceless trio of snuff-taking females faid he could not favor the Tesotutions, ard | SPeNt the night together, and after falling to sleey thought that no man wou those meant to deal girly. Id be nominated but | He did not think it | ‘Was right to pledge their candidates, and they shoald sce that their cand dates had carried out the right pringiples im ue past. One man, whose i bame is proménent, had } ‘worth of patr, and y to appoint col this work but to Bill desks bo bad soted hes wow moze per year. would be by , Kelsey.=We can ‘trust 01 ; some further debate the subject was laid on the aable by a vote of 17 to 14. ters, (col.,) asked if there by-laws prescribing (he di the ward. They had come shortot the Tegistration ot last year by #0. end be thought a canvassin, should have been appointed. may, ; Posey said that last year ' made by the Union Leag was left to the Executi ; Peters moved a committe to drait by-laws, which } Messrs. Chas. H. Peter: ‘were chosen as additional Alfred Page, Joseph Lewis, Edward Ambush, CBarles H. Peters, Samuel } wile, Joseph Brooks, Frankly ‘y, Rev. Samuel Savoy. Adjourned. —_.__. | Tre Opp FeLtows’ THanKscrvixe.—To- Morrow bemg the anniversary of the introduc— tion of Odd Fellowship ‘Will be observed in Alexandria by the members of the Order, who will attend the Southern Methodist Chiureh at 9 o'clock, whe..an appro- ‘ourse will be delivered by Rey Par- er H. Sweet, Secretary of the Grand Lodge, .C. Quite a number of the members of the ' order here will attend with the Alexandrians. Un Monday morning tée Alexandrians will | age to Leesburg, where the Order will | ve a celebration, taking rite D.C j Bend of this city, and might. Dr. RK. Finley Hunt, of this city, is to deliver an address, and frem bere with him. ‘The Order in this city brauon on Monday night, ball, when Mr. Sherm: Tr ent be given. iso to Le present ev. D. eae { —The failure of the Cor- por es of Washington to rebuild the bridge across Rock Cree < K-Steart Bema ne 4 to all concerned ly of the delay in the ae mmon © quarter to one half mile ‘mction of that im; the Real Es: levier carriers when there Were many cojored men not on! j ae ide pledge for the purpose of getting $4 or $5,000 a ee a it ‘ ‘Was proposed tt Ce ration officers j selection by the joint boards. tive Committee and beng answered m the negative said he would lize to know if fitteen Men were going to do the whole who hed not registered, because the ward bad not been properly canvassed. Mr. ue, and this year it D. M. Kelsey, (white,) Joseph Brooks, G. A. Hall, (white,) and Sidney McFarland. were appointed. Un motion of Gen. Crocker, the following named persons i ecutive Committee: Messrs. J. G. Madison, | Delaware Huttiton, Edward Lewis, Edward Green, addresses will be delivered by Rev. W. W. Danenhower, Esq., and |. Esq, and a musical entertain- nus of K sireet north, is causing great loss and inconvenience to the citizens of both | cities. The immense freight transportation from the Georgetown wharves to Washington has at present to make a detour of from o: cough the agued bridge, causing-3 heavy loss of time and money matter, ncil in that city last night adopted a resolution “that it is the solemn conviction of this Corporation that the culpable neglect the Corporation of Washington to rebuild the K-street bridge causes 4 pabitc nuisance, that therefore the Recorder be,and he is hereby, the premises as will eniee tae Seeeay portant t! oni of communication with our neighboring city. —.———— TRawesrens or Real Estate —The follow- mg transfers of real estate ave been reperted tate sn Ten i square toed om $20,000 to et he had not seen fit competent for cf Men | in ’ ing to take Mr. ur Councils. After Mr. Charles Pe- was anything in the uties of the Exeen- work of in the registration committee ‘here were the canvassing was ve Commitice. Mr, of five be appointed was agreed to, and members of the Ex- Datcher, Joha Con- Julios Waliace, John Brooks, and into this country, it ‘with them Heald’s they will return at | a delegation will go | will have their cele. at the Seventh street | is expected | at the eastern Georgetown complains just- | and Board ot of by some mysterious agency a new suit of clothes, which he laid off early in the eveniag, was carried away. Each of the girls also ciaim that they were robbed of their clothing, They were all drunk. — Frnerat.—The funeral of Mr, E. W. Farley, Who for a number of years bas conducted tus Everett Institute on” Massachusetts avenue, took place yesterday afternoon at McKendree Chapel, of which he has long been a memb-r, and wus very largely attended, his puj + be- ing present in 8 body. The corpse was ina bandsome walnut coffin, silver mounted with plate containing the name and dates of virth and death. Rey. Wm. bs and Rey. Dr. Hamilton officiated, each speaking feelingly of the deceased, after which the cortege was formed under the direction of Mr. R. W. Bar- ker and proceeded to Glenwood Cemetery where the remains Were placed temporarily in the yaalt—Messrs. J. C. Harkness,E. Spedden, J.T.Garner and J, W. Simms being among ‘the pall bearers, Tue Fisn SEaso: he receipts offish this morning at J whart were heavy, reach- ing between 10.000 and 12,000 shad L J0 herring. besides several thousand » perch, and otber smaller fish. Among the latter wa: & mammoth rocl’, weighing one hundred and eighteen pounds, witha mouth large enough totsrein a man’s . The price of shad was, by wholesale, $9 and $'0 per hundred, and &6 per thonsand for herring. Mr. Gwynn Harrie, superintendent of the fish whari. is kept constantly busy Mapes pial the arrivals of fish, enforcing the ro! governing their cleaning and packing, and compelling #4 ad- herence to the sanit ig may coucehang the removal of offal, &c. The fishing season is tuily open, and wishing to lay in their supplies would do well to observe no further delay in providing themselves. pi diene weiss BrotueRnoop ov THE Usiox.—Last eve- ning Washington and Capital Circles, accora- panied by Supreme Washington McFarland and Grand C. W. Emmons, paid a fraternal Visit to Jefferson Circle, No. 5, organized a few months since, and locited near the Northern Merket, marching from the Navy Yard to Jet- ferson Hall with martial music.” After several initiations bad taken place a very eloquent ora- tion on the aims, purposes, and progress of the order was delivered by S. W. McFarland, after which short addresses were made by G.C W. Emmons, Brothers McCathran, J. W. Tuomp- son, Burns, and Hartley on the part of the vis- itors, Hall, “Berry, and others on the part of Jefferson Circle, and a yéry pleasant evening baving been spent, the visitors left at a inte our. ——— eee KeLLoce’s ILLustRaTEp Lectunes.—These lectures are inte; to investigate all that has heretofore appeared in relation to the question of the true locality of Sinai, A question which bas been warmly discussed by biblical sholars for the past twenty-five years. The lectures trated by drawings taken on the will be illus by spot by Mr Ki ‘whove published opinions on the disputed question ve formed an im. Treason locality which tradition has held for many centuries whereon the commandments were given to Moses. The subject is one of great in- terest to all our ebui and we bespeak | for the lecturer 8 full house. —e—_—_ Insrxotion or Troors—Yesterda; ‘ashington, acd roll, Colonel Mitchell, and Colonel Cox, General Hancock's staff, made an ins of the comprising the garrison of Wi ington, ‘These are the ‘rh “intantry sel's Barracks; 20th infantry, Lincoin and the 44th in: , in barracks en the ground south of the Executive Mansion. URTS. ‘- MINAL Cartter —To-das io cove Gt Ga "a peerie, Son vending lotte: and the sat ALDERMEN.—A communication Was recived from the Street Commissioner for tickets, was taken ap, Messrs, ‘We, Yending lot denying the correctness of the report of the bs, T, IGe, Merrick and Fendall appearing for the defence. | Special Commitiee on the charges preferred Buiter, Goaése. per I ‘The defence offered to prove oy Mr. Viephane, | against him. relative to the employm: nt of Mr. tiead Cheese, 2c. per I! . Collector ot Internal Re venue, that the ace: jess by bim superintadent of the work Game, €c.—Turkeys, 35. 1b.: ‘was regularly licensed under the revenue | done on the streets; tothe Board of .5) per pair: Pigeons, $1893.50 per | laws, made regalar retorns, ; the | Common Council. Mr, Thomas presented the c. dozen; Ducks, $182.50 per pair; Squads, 25e. | prosecution resisted this offer, and it was ‘ion of Henry H. Dade and others, asking Gi-eussed at considerable lenzhth. ‘ The Toe Tepeal of @ ordinance providing for the 4, @c—Apples, Sc.0$1 per peck; | Court ruled ont the offer saying that st was | Improvement of North street, and moved that Sweet Potatoes. 1 per peck: Irish do., S¢.; | clear to his mind that Congress did not intend | the Recorder be requested to bring in a resolu- to legalize what it had ibited, and that its intention im the revenue act was to tax the bns- aness ef vending wherever it existed by law Some of the States had legalized lottenes for the Purposes of raising the Fevenne but it was a weak policy and results had been found to be wicked, tion repealing as much of said ordinance as sid petition relates to; carried. A resolution changing the location of a strevt lamp, 80 as to plage it on Mongomery street, between Olive and Gay streets, was passed. "A resolution to pay the claim of Hieston & Barrett, and a bill of expenses for the Fire Department, was Inid Onions, $1 pk.; Parsnips, 5:c.; Celery, Sc. per bunch; Gramberres, ise. per qtsUabbage toawve. per head: Turmips, due. er pic} Hominy, we. ty, Dried “Apples, 75e.'Der peck; Hinta- ue. per. peck: } Dried 35e.; 5c. | ORPHANS’ Counr, Judge Purctll.—To-day, | over. The Recorder reported an ordinance r-- Tqt.; Preserved Citron, Svc. per lb.; Dried the will of the late Aun Krouse, of Georgetown, ong ee fo much of the ordinance providing Biackverries, 25¢.. Dried Whor berries, Se b, after, providing for the payment of her | for the improvement of North streef, as refers Cream Nuts, 25c.; Filberts, 25c.; English Wal. tdebts, &e., bequeathes her property to her | to tBe improvement of North street, north of nnits, 25c.- Almonds, Sdc.; Cocoanuts, 15e. each; | four children, and appoints Charles A. Buckey | Weststreet, which was referred to the Recorder, Peanuts, 2c. per Ib.; Hickory Nuts, 75c. per | executor, was filed and ver. Ann E. | fer him to ascertain whether the contract for | oe ; Walnuts, 40c.; Honey, 50c.; Rom ‘was appointed guardian to the | the improvement vt North street had beenen- asve. per doz: Lemons, 3 ite | orp james H. Robinson, bond $,u00, | tered into, Adjourned. Beans, tbe. per qt; Corn Meal, $1.3%$140, | and letters of administration were also issued | Coumox Couxot.—Tbe Chair read a com- bushel; Shipstuff, 60a%ve., Brownstuff, | to her on the estate, bond $40. John Thomp- | munication from the ror, vetoing the res- Middiing, %e.; "Shorts, Aa50e.; Corn, | son was appointed guardian to the orphan of | olution for repair of the New or Uj Falls shelled, 81.2ai.4e: by tar, $4 per bbl: | John and Stary £ Ray, bond S10: ulso to | road, and onthe question, «Shalt tbe resol. z per bushel; a 4 ol mn jobn and ar’ . Conner, bon: Nn pass Not withsians ‘objections of the Straw, sidt; Buckwheat, ce. per fo: | Sibu The dietribandnnereunt of Pour Bone or Mayor 1” the resolution was rejected. Also, 9 communication from the Collector, stating that cowl; New Tomatoes, ee =: Tich’s estate, and first and final account of the Wc. per head; per ‘| administratrix, were approved and passed. at the late sale of property of delinquent tax Pine Apples, | Sle. | each: ons, Se. payers he had bid in certain property, and t- per bunch, Spinnage, 5c. per peck: Beets 50c. questing that he might be credited with the k: Cabbage Sprouts, S0c. per peck; CITY ITEMS. amount of said taxes, and receive instruc‘ion= We per bunch; Rhuberd, te; Der fortis action im similar cases in future; re- dene Fn son gas Per bunch; Green| Boye fine Camimere Suits, Jacket ana | {Tred toOommittee of Ways and Means. Mz, Durby presented petition of H. W. Fisher, green rocer, praying Temission of fine impoved on im for alleged violation of law: referred. Also, petit on ot W. H. Williams, pra ung to bave money refunded to him which he bad overpaid the corporation; referred. Mr.Clem- ents presented the petition of John Gibson and Alex. Jiles, owners of property on Bridce street, asking permission to tap the public sewer in Bridge street, near Green street; re- ferred. Mr. Clements presented bill of F. J. Ludeke for repairing locks, &c., at mariet- house; referred. Mr. Collins presented bill of Jos. B. Wells’ for chairs turnished station house; referred. Mr. Newman, from Streets Pants, for $#, #9. and $1 Youth's Metropoti- tan Suits. One price oaly, at Henning’s, No. 5it 7th street. Tigh ‘Bunch "Fish, We; Haddock, ie. per 1b.; Halibut, 25c.; Lobsters, 1c. per Ib.: Shad, Sadvc, per pair; Herring, 15a20e.per doz. ape The First Congregational Church. On Thursday a called meeting of the congre- gation of this church was held at Colambia College Law Duilding, which was largely at- tended, it being understood that a commitiee appointed some tour or five weeks since to harmonize conflicting views as to the standing of the church, would make a report. This difficulty had its ori in a sermon preached ibe Rastor. Rey. Dr. C. B. Boynton, on the Our THs Day! +, for Young Gents, The “Dexter” Coat. The “Dexter’? Coat, Nobby and stylish. Just the thing for young met KS & n. - Sal 517 7th street, between Penn. ave. and D street. ——_.—_—_ JzwsLry.—French Etruscan Setts, Carbun- gle Setts and Buttons, Jet Setis, Rubber Setts, Buttons, and Studs, Silver-plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblet:, Call Bells, Ice Pitchers, a a y tee, Teported bill tor repair of side- isth of November, on “The Future of the Col. | received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar | Commu ore Hace" in hich he spoke RY ee pelea Jemelty Store, No. 6 Pennayivanin avenue, | alas, On cay, aide, of, Markel rare foi people as a race, ond gave bis ideas of the | ™ street. street, | idge to 2 Ineans to be taken by them by which they court —+—. a= a Teach the highest point of civilization, advising them not to be amalgamated with the white race, but to keep up distinct organizations: sd- ding that he would not refuse to receive them into church fellowship, but would cordially welcome them into the church. Some of the congregation, including General Howard, dzew a conclusion irom this sermon that Dr. Boyntom was not favorable to the admission of colored ple as members of his church This understonding of his position was cireulaied through the country, although Dr. B., for thirty years past, has been known as an Sctiwe advocate of the anti-slivery cause, and a Maj.rity of those who sustain him are known to be of the same school. On the 28th of Jan- wary, at a congregational meeting, a resolution Was adopted indorsing certain views, which the pastor desired to be placed on record, in Tegard to the future of the colored race, to cor- Tect the erroneous impression which had gone A Cunrovs Max—Dr. A. S. Kennedy, of | (irtmigheeta. Mr, Newman, from Strests Auburn, N. Y., bas discovered a speedy and | pairof New or Upper Falls road; pasecd. Permanent remedy for Catarrh, and wii! give | Phe Chair read a communication, trom the W) fora care of this dreadful disease that he | Sheet Commiaronen ee eaion from the cannot cure. If you have an offensive discharge of Aldermen, in reference to the ‘employment from the head, nostrils obstracted or dry, par- | Of foreman’ by his te sapere seo ee Hal loss of hearing or smelling, pain over the | Genying the correctness of thestatements in the ¢7es, a substance sticking in the throat, a§ect- | rot of the special committee to investigate ing the ‘volce. If you have a cough, asore | 118 case, (of which report an abstract was pab- throat, or dyspepela. get Dr. Kennedy's “Perma- | \iched in the StaR of Saturday last.) Mr. nent Cure for Catarrh.” It is a thorough course | Clements, chairman of the specisi oomiittee, of treacmént, and completely eradicates any or | Sefended” the ‘report of the’ neni ak all of the above symptoms of this loathsome | Stated that the facts were as stated by the com= disease, and is curing thousands of sufferers | Tiird ‘e cudnt prored bei ee e ans who had become discouraged with enaffs and | Th'tve Ulerk’s offen nelrred ic ie thee oe strong solutions. See that hia fac simile is upon | 12 {06 Clenk's office, reftrred to in their report, tes wpappst. Soe» oe £ Soeed teins $2 per day for supervising street work, which Gers from Drugeists should be addressed to De- | Gaty the Btreet Commissioner was paid'to per. form. If the commutiee had power to send for persons as well as papers, he would prove anas & Co., 21 Park Row, N.Y. —_—_ A Fort Lixe of Spring and Summer Cloth- | more. He would prove that the Street Oom- shwoad so rR apeirogroray Shoals moe at ing opening at ‘Smith's, 400 Seventh street, op- | missioner had sold contracts for G ion embe: 5 ‘ote bei affirm. faete er ae eee M after meinen, | Posite Post Office. 6 | work, and made money thereby, and that the —_o—___ M. WILLIAN, 396 Pennsylvania avenue, has puton his Cheap “Table” Trimmings, But- tons, Flowers, Straw Bonnets, Satchels, Cord and Tassels, etc., etc. which he sells ‘at one- fourth of the cost price. 3 —— lar was published by General Howard, pro- testing against the sentiments of the sermon, as they understeod them, and not against the views of the pastor as recorded, or the resolution adopted. About four weeks since, to harmonize conflicting views and secure the peace ard har- mony of the church, a charch meeting was held, and the majority made a proposition to appont & commitiee com) of deacons and others for this purpose which was agreed to by & vote of 6510.39 Last Thursday nizht the Committee reported and stated that their design was to remove the charge of incopsis- tency im the church which, seemingly from impiessions which had gone forth, stood on false ground nnd to do thiseffectually a portion foreman employed by him received $2 per day, when he was at work at home in his own garden. The communication was referred to & select committee of three, and the Chair named Messrs. Clements, Peck, and Darby, who all asked to be excused. Messrs. Darby and Peck were not excused. Mr. Glemenis (having served on the former commitice) w2s excused. The vote by which the communica- tion was referred to & special committee vas reconsidered, and on motion of Mr{Collins. it was laid on the table. Mr. Ramsburg offered a Tesolution instructing the Recerder to take such action as will eusure the speedy rebuild. ing of the K stueet bridge, across Rock Creek, by the Cerporation of Washington; passed. At Devin & Co's, 21 Pennsylvania ave- nue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, gents can find all the choice goods now in market, for Spring. French, English, German, and Austrian Coat- ings and Suitings, ands great variety of fancy cassimeres in samples, representing the largest stock of goods in any ome house in New 3 York. —_e——__ Re eens 3 Mr. Collins, from Claims Committee, reported of the preamble and one of the reso. | Mzxx's Yourns’ ayp Boys’ Reapy-Mape : . lutions fdopted at the meeting of Jan- | CLOTHING, all kinds, styles, and sizes, and a | #Tesglution to pay the cisions b Eb tn orl wa cde a Na commended to be ro- | choice selection of samples to make up to or. | Mam Jos. B.M fron Gripaaes Gomme ce scinded; as ® wittirawal of an expression of | der im the best style. All prices guaranteed | ™! ied a: seenad mitting fines imposed opinion without change of sentiment or com- | lower than the lowest elsewhere, and full satis- | P® ages . Tomice of principle. This proposition was indlv received and zealously advocaied by Gen. Howard and finally edopted, and it was supposed ‘o be a final seitlemeat of all diffical- upon Mescrs. Fisher, Nichols, and Shoemake-, green grocers; passed. Mr, Newman moy-d that the vote by which the communication of the Street Commissioner was nid ow the table, faction guaranteed every purchaser. Noan Warxer & Co., 4 368 Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7i sts, = be reconsidered. He made the motion because ties and the meeting adjourned, but before all | Lapres, try the choicest Perfume in the so red di ope. bad Jeit the room it was apparent that this was | world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles | | ™Ebt be considered discourteous to the spe- ‘was not the eas some dis<atisiaction was expresss°d and it is likely further proceediugs ‘will be had. cial committee which hao had the matter in cburge, if the statements in the communication were not further investigated. The yote was the odor of a rare and delicate juet of flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A few drops will leave its peculiar aud delight- epee reconsidered, and after considerable discussion, 1koe 3 fal fragrance upon the handkerchief for many | {he‘ccmmunication was, tererred toa ape Riven Nzws.—The Washington wharves | hours, ©0° | committe of three, and the Chair appointed proper present nothing to note since the Inst ——.—— eae ee, pty cae nie issue of the Stan, neither arrivals or depart- | Gonxs Exrmacrxp Witnovr Parn.—Dr, | Mest; Peck, Darby, s 5 ures, outside of fishing vessels and regular | White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania | ; steamers having occurred. From Guinaod’s (Eastern Branch) Wharf, we have the follow- ing report Ashton, with wood to Guimand; sehr. © tation, Captain Saunders, with wood Tue CanaL.—Business on the canal has been quite hvely this week, The number of boats coming down the canal this week were 167 Reckirts AND SHIWMENTS OF Coat. following sre the receipis and shipments of coal of the several companies for the week ead- ing to-day:—Bordon Company, 1,55) tons re- ceived and 231 tons shipped; Cumberland C sn- avenue, petween 4% and 6th streets; established 1661. Qorns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured without pain or inconvenience to the patient. Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other responsible residents and’ visitors of the Dis- trict certify to the above. Hours fromSa. m. more Company, No. 101, Capt, Weciin with 9 tons of coal for Guinand; barge Bu: to6p m. pany, 1,500 tons received and 525 tons shipped: timore Company, No. 97, Captain Burr —_-+-— Central Company, 4,384 tons received and 3.637 with 100 tons of coal jor Guinand; steamer Pi- Wrarring Parr for sale. Apply at the | tons sbipped; Hampshire and Baltimore Com- Cc Olden, with wood tor Plant. | Sap Office. pany, 450 tons received and 400 tons shipped; ny and schr, Constitution, ——o——_ Consolidation Company, 671 tons receiv Pxrsons wishing to subscribe for Tar STAR Ray’s Docks 4,500 tons were received and light. The barges heretofore reported as having got | who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, | shipped. adrift in the bay have torved Mright. They | will please conve there orders at No. ee East Fisu.—The receipts of fish to-day, at the fish were washed ashore, froin ence they \ taken off by the tug in charge, aiter throwing about thirty tons of coal overboard to lighten them, end towed to Annapolis, from when:e Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. wharf, were about 10,000 herring, 4,000 taylors, Jou Coacrns, Agent. and 200 shad. The prices ranged at $8 per thou- sand for herring, $16 per hndred for shad, aud 40 cents per hundred tor taylors. they were brought here. They are consigned DIED. a 2 to Wm. Guinand, and consist inall ofixtons | DOWLING. In Philedelphia, on Tucnday morn. | yest wc; veel eases mation, Stier att hot of Wilksbarre white ash exg and stove, and | jug,the 224 inet. of consumption. WM DaviD mopreages| en Sa oo Lykens Valley red ash egg and stove, aud are | DOWLING, of Wesbington, D. .rin the 2% year Seti pees Se sone se eae, Ss ba uploading now in the Eastern Branch. They oan Kee SES RE) psp Ser gp are in charge of the tug W Baltimore.” | SHUYCR., Jp New Fork. : toes, €1 per peck: Irish potatoes, 69c. per peck; parsnipe, S0c. per peck; capbage sprouts, Sic. per peck: kal peck; turnips, 2c. per hier of Leonard i nnie Buyck, aged five months and four ‘Tue Plasterers’ Steixe.—The unfortunate ap days Is ‘We, issue between the journeymen and master pits- | nics, sc. a bunch; rhubarb, a. a bunch terers of this city, commenced about six weeks 0c. per pair; herring, 15c. per dozen; since, still continues, with no observable dis- 300 fich, 25¢. ition to compromise on the part of either. Tony PATBONO OEP, VADINS IW GEN- | oy Janes 8. GuuEx—The steamer James ‘engible aid is received by the Journeymen's S. Green, Captain Inman, has arrived, with Association by every mail, and among the re- collected Butk of FRENOH Ci ond batt | merchandise, from New York. ceipts this week have veen's2U0 from the Bos. | follected Black of ER hh 1m: lishme: EI x at ton Society, and $100 from the Typographical different style of oe cane CowmiTTED.—Eliza Connolly was arrested also find saa a Society of Washington. ‘The plasterers of Hos- | GURSETS. Ledice” SHOULDER | lst evening for mine Buckeye hear gaodi fer bie, hate Seas ae One nae nial | Samcincturel of toe Wich Blot anionic | the workhouse last, have gone to work at the old price, (#4.50 So a pies a tina per day,) they having gained their point oS by any one. Skirts warrai Berrer.—The little son of Burgess Glud. Against the employers, who uttempted to reduce mon, badly injured last Wednesday, was bet- the wages to $3 per day. ter to-day, and it is thought his leg will not have to be amputated. Drover’s Rest.—The sales at Drover’s Itest yesterday were as follows :—12 head of cate CHS. BAUM, MANUFACTUBER, 49 LOUISIANA Avaeee between 7th and 6th ap 13-tf ‘Tue Mystery Exriatep.—The human re- mains noticed in yesterday's STAR as having Neary opposite Bank of Washington. b; t. Johnson, packed ina bar- at $6a$10 per 100 pounds gross, and 400 sheep at yal aod wishes Mac at head of "ath 10 THE LADIES. S6aS10 per 100 ounds — a eget ag street, outside the corporate limits, tuin oat $4.50 per about 30 hogs at $14 per 1 'e have received and opened arene anes: ‘1 400865 per sighs beautiful amegrtment et, and cowsand calves ig to have been those of a colored woman wi dead body had been disinterred by resur' ec. ci ‘§, to which vite ead. ‘SMontats aid faruleeel ta a Setaower OC she snk: Speci attention. You will pitas examine ou | MERCHANTS’ EXcnANGE—The following ical traternity for dissection. Soon after heir | own make SKIRTS AND CORSETS. warranted | was the business transacted on ’Change this discovery the remains were encased in # coffin hand material. to anj superior in style, fir and properly interred, under direction of the tl morning :—Offerings—1,210 bushels of wheat the and 4,350 bushels of corn. Sales—70 bushels of market; also, fMficer of that district. The body was BRACE, for Ladies and Mi: 5 most perfect in red wheat at $3.18; 200 bushels do. at $3.10: so much hacked and mutilated as todety rec. | Uae) and'the ODESSA COLLAPSING BRinT, of | Ted wheat at a ition, . which We OUGLASS & REO:, Mannfacturers bushels do. at $3.20; do. at $1.15; * ——-—__ ap2 508 sth vires, 4,250 bushels white corn at $1.08; 1,4) bushels Patit LARcENY.—T wo soldiers, named Pat- yellow corn at $1.12; 45 bushels damaged wheat 16 bushels do. at $2.70 Building Materials. BUILDEES’ DEPOT, 562 Seventh Street. 1855—ESTABLISHED—1965. We would call the aitention of CARPENTERS and BUILDERS and the pa ly to our ari build- very eXtensive and unsur ~%. wif aula: rick McGinnis and Robert Gillisman, were ar- Tested yesterday by officer McOhesney, on the charge of stealing alot of oranges and eggs from S. T. Crown, keeper of a grocery and va- riety store, near the Boundary. It appears that the parties were somewhat intoxica’ed, and committed the offence of which they are charged out of a joke. The enormity of the of- fence was referred to the military authorities, to whose custody they were surrendered Nicx stuck oF NEW DRESS GOODs. the attention of our customers and moe subite fotte following Now Gosder vine {te-edge Black Stiks, Pigunr duality Plats Colors Five pieces High Lustre ‘Taffeta, (a great bar- Baidvome Sitk and Wool Colored Poplins, in all +. Not Seniovsly Insvurev.—Mr. Rice, of the ‘Ou apd fa quantities, viz : firm of Gotthelf, Bebrend & Co. who was gome Silk and on vantition, an followers ey, thrown from a vehicle near the Capitol gate, oelert tor Mi Woo! Empress Oth LIGHT of BASH GLACED cod UN: by the breaking of a wheel a few days since, Hit pieces Light oray P and M GLAZE: ‘sizes. was not seriously injured, internally, as has ‘salts, from Afty cents s000 8) eerigussizee. oy been stated. He is attending to business as 180, ° , BOX and SOLID, for usual, and only suffering from a broken On hand a Very Large Stock of BRICK or finger, which is painful but not at all danger. MOURNING GOODS, ous. BuOEt Tot, ot on. JAMBB, PA’ 13 Such as Lupin’ er Tamise Oloth. x atsrrorine® Prag on 7 Sea ath Black Mouselines. feel BAS ComMitrep To THE WoRKHOUSE—The fol- se ag iene ial en ere Fi Be haa. 3 ‘iat, lowing parties were committed to, the work. | Lurin's Soper, Quality Canvas, Prenedine. ig farpiah, te opter on yke house, in default of nts of fine:—Nellie ns Super Quality gmail Mesh do. SIBE BHUTTERS in use. a! Bilehi, Nellie Hil, Dora Turner, Georsiaana *E Suber Quality &-4 Florentine do, plete, and finally & drunk, disorderly, and of lewd char- Byer fealtty 4 yee trom, fifty ire acter; Charles Gray, John Lewis, Eviza Con: . a wate a Complete Stock ot met arash : = aloheaplageladap mar- BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. | 2 TON CORRESPONDENTS’ OLvr.—A "good! im plain figures at the lowes sd atM LOCKS. FORGE: BYts mecing of the Wastiagion Corres. | masa ences = i eed BEM LOCKS. FORCE: Tegul Dg ‘ts’ Club will be held this evening at ie peice galy. TENERS.B De ry Lor: .30 o'clock, at the Tribune rooms, on léth street, a GASH hi aT | Business of importance will be transacted. me avANNes 7 y trates bere aud Prov. Kusie! fib annual May fostivat wil en, Baas ka eee take ursday next DOO! : ang fe ind gait mlb as P, TENT PEATHES STELPS Keep oct cold more delightful affair than their previous en- re meiner = tertainments. Wi re PL ive. a AAS a ele Feared BOND: omic, ete Sere ——_-——_ NommNavion SENT To THE SENATE.—Yester- sent to the Faas Pa each Eee AINTING, a. Rai +a 4 562 Seventh ETOWN ABVYERTISEMENTS. eer OT ES 137M, 1865. RAILROADS, uae: Swar é N SOUTH FOR WAY 8TATIO: oF ANNAPO- Lis guncrion. ©” AS*APo- —— plggeve af 6:00 and 1:09 8. m.,and at 2:00 and 429 = Chores Oapentics FOR ANNAPOLIS Pigues, J . Ohintz Prints, FieSc mea aie Wantage omicante'Sas |g Lgeyy stage need No watantone seek Jasenets, imities, Liven Cambric Bandke: ‘SUNDA Siner Wes aoa dir Shoes aeton nar en ne rok bALTh Hoop inte, pest mabe aad’ with afullsup: | Leave at 00m. m..and4¢0and 8a p.m IF af Table Linens: Spreads, Napkins, Sst FOR WAY STATIONS. Bois y Matting, Teweting, Oa. Lag © we Leave at 5:00 © m. and 4.30 and 8.45 p. > jinene, Coltovades, Prilte gy > FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WksT San *Bope® Sean insula wen rattad’ cosas’ | | Leave dais eteapt batutey and Buna 0.00 tomers will be show: most entire mew stock, | © 4690 aad8:45 9. at the lowest possible cash prices Pf th pap tt Sy on ept3-Im JOMN H. SMOOT. at he! with ‘ ‘Bai: — S Rrzime Sue SOMERS hs Pere Wheeling, ersburg. Sc. Po DRY GOODS. amisne THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at STAPLE DR! DS, em 109 a Swe ey —Saeee ee and summersuits, day tc well os ot then omiee 488 Pear arrangements can lo 6,000 yards Calicoms. - ange! Black Silks from @1.50t2 | Made to check baggage at hotels oF primate real - Dew styles. very chea: wu, k ‘irreste and wrappings 10.00 yards of |. for deners. Pieaches' and unbleached (anttens, red yard wine bleached “cotton 1a. Feather ‘proof Ticking. | g fot, New York, Philadelphia. and Boston, see Table Linens stock of Oaasimers and other . i Weanst teense, woods for men And Hoy eR JAMIN MILLER, 1 MCOER “General Tiare Ae we ap6-1m___101 Bridge street. Georgetown. | CS GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent. W. '¥ THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, HROCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO! T PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK - Wasuinerom, Jan, 6, 1807. ‘Trains between Wash ingto: now run ee follows, vir’ ss Mat New Fork are ‘OB NEW YORK. without change of cars Lea ( 8 : R PHILADELPHIA. Leave ¢aily ‘except Sunday) at #00 and 12:15 p. mendewand? op ~s ‘of Willsell at. public auction: vi ‘TERNOON, April 25. 383. at 5 o'clock, provements. on and all grantor’s interest in and the following real estate in Georgetown. D. ¢ bet Valley Street, and described as follows — Be glaning for the same at » point on the west side pl Valley street, distant 222 feet 6 inches from its point of intersection with what is denomianted - ”, ON SUNDAY. qricduegige Sola Valor tees’ foste, | _Uanre for ww Yorn'aud Puneipninat 138 9 ete iene eee strost, | | SLEEPING CABS for New York on 790 p.m. monthe: wit interest ostered’ Bra tecl ef mee, eh Tickets to Phitadeiphis, Hew York, ot Conveyancing and stamps at "s cont. Fours! Guy, a2 well as et the new office, 406 bd A Tey Me tess ie strack venue. where arrangements can be ‘ap B-s0Ads THOS. DOWLING. Aucts. | ™* Deasage ot hotels and private Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER By vi i a deed it. executed b Geishing tg Jumes Hunter, ond seconded iw Late? Rg ME , also. @ subsequent deed of trust executed by Mary Wentfallen, fommerly Geisklog and her bespend» Coaries wi ad __ STEAMBOAT LINES, ti publ ale onthe premies' ou" FURSDA tus oxT VERN mn the premises, : SeBiny ofApriL. af the hour of 6 o'clock the ee neon, ace, OF parcel of grou - | The swift. commodicus ana staunch Passencer in G . District of Columb ‘ing | Steamer AEROW, Thomas Stack of Lot numbered 43, situated ip oid George. le, Commander, will leave her. en. fronting 21 feet and § inches on Bri Wart. foot ef Seventh street. at pm be ey og A Tg ed SREWON the ont of Wathen or MOUNT Frame Store Brick Dwelling and Back Building, | ALEXANDRIA PHBE Foe el FORT eae 0, the same belonging. Fert Os le aah: he onde ine ant | QROEOM, meine, toe Beamer wil are ae ease enor gis De bis sates, phy ro Passengers who wish to leave the city the #ame err ferest. A decd take the vars ‘orth: deed of frust taken to sccure deferred parment-; | gvokine t take the cars for the North, West, sud or all of the chase money — be prid or the Fare to Mount Vernon and retern. Dading conveyancing stamps at pur- SS Monten ont Sreese..¢ . JAMES HURTER.t prurteos, the Steamer weer res w = * THOMAS DOWLING, Avct asa —_ Oihce, Willarde’ Hotel. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgeiown. VALUABLE PROPE. IN GEORGETOWN = Baisrou uixe AT PUBLIC SAL BET WwREN NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL. raed ta Liver Go. No. 1b folie Izs one of col T D. R., No. 16, io one ——_ the land records of the District of Celumbla and | For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTO at the request of the party stcu reby. | | NEW BEDFORD, CAPE Cop. nnd Tes will offer at public sale op FRIDAY, the Te all points of railway commanicat om East and North The new and splendid steamers BRIS’ PROVIDENCE leave Pier Nc pace act | of Canalstreet, adjoining Debrasscsat, Fer of the same widih 75 fet | York, at5 p.m pitily, Sundays excepted ing with steemboat train at Bristol st 430 in Boston at 6a m. in time to morning trains from that city desirable and pleasant route to the White day of April next, at 5 o'leck, p.m. remiges, all, that '1 being bounded on the south by Ongo Canal. and on the north h the large Brick Warehouse ‘ormerly occupied by A. Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in 6 and 12 months. the purchaser g iviny hisnotes, bearing for that point can make 4 ton By if Providence and Worrester or Boston. interest, given, aud a deed of trust taken State roome and Tickets secured at office on Piet Allconveyancivg and ‘revenue stamps at the cost rk. of the purchas M0 required to be paid wien the PrODEHHY Is strat sAORSON, Troster. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. apod 82 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN Sitar, oven o tIMONDAY AFTERNOON, April ath, isis RT AFTERNOON ne pultimore every 5 Trustee. . oe THOS DOWLING, Auct_ | Fil stop at all the principal Tandings ou the river —EE Te and freight. FCrsitvee: Poriantber ‘culare inquire of FUBN RILEY & SON. Agents, ‘ain : Biles‘s Whart,et the foot of Havin: mh%-T&Fsm Eleventh street enlarged my Ware Rooms. wi pet me increased facilities, I beg leave to Be i? ble my large and well voted stock 0 a actge? URNITURE, omprising— sl FOR PARLORS. tins OSEy KOOMS. SITTING AND DINING BOOMS. &&. In soliciting ashare of the public patronage can only eay f will ry muy beat to please. ‘Stroet, 141 Bri orgetown 3-4 Fine Assortment of LOUNGES. large and well HE NEW EXPRESS Line BETWEEN NEW YORE; ALEXAND GIA. WASHINGTO GEOLGETOW OLD LINE BEGULAR SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATUBDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOBN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, ‘Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. TRUNKS, We invite special attention to « assorted . forwarded \ a N TOE ae IN aibee D9 the winter ‘months bee STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, Ni and all the lower grades of URBAT, — TRAVELING TRUNKS, ba ot at greatly reduced prices. Call and@ take a look ot dur Trask Warercom, before making your se- ions. ‘Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, | free of charge. Geanv orenignea. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. eee ne ae We Lave just opened a new stock of PARASOLS and SU. UMBRELLAS, including several new Novelties, such 7 THE BISMARCK PARASOL, POULT DE Sor do. FLOUNCED do. LA GRANDE DUCHESS do. And full line of PONGEE SUN SHADES. LOCKWOOD, BUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenne, ap S-colt between 9th and 10th streets. S.¥- Box. B.M. HILLMAN, ALEX. BOYD BOYD, HILLMAN & Lay Niw BOOKS. NEW BOO" ar FRENCH & BICHABDSON'S 334 Pennsylvania aven BEBIND THE gr By Mrs. Keckley ULGABISMS, VOLS PEEOH Dona, LIFE AMONG THE MORMON eer saci BUTLEB'S UUDIBRAS. (Giobe Bditivn. 92.4 we ob tit illustrated.) mas ELe epee oe tae taeetae 8° HISTORY IRTY-NINTH BAREGNGHESS 0 ‘A Novel. By Julia Kavan 0; cloth. is Awana PRODU LOUR, IN, AND DIAMONDS AMD PHECLOUE STONES! Thr | penne oM RR ME ANT cans one, Value, History. 86. Londo... 6 anD s 1 THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS FOR | eggriiizERs, BONE DUST, POUDRETTE, Ac, Le ae mm vhd Ho, 82 axp 84 Loviguana Avance, BRITISB, ALMANAC AND COMPANION FoR between 9th and 10th sts, Washington. B:9. ae rated “ ; Lewis Johns STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK tington, Osshier abi Caen: eyed M. WILLIAN, pabusneds and sont by malls pootage pala” ay’ xg 2 ‘TurortER oF” PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 1 Cite Trevise, Paris, F.. * cohsnieatzp extract or JAMAIOA GINGER. strictly Pure in use, Sta coeallent TONIO, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC and INVIGOBATOR And is also used for Flavoring pufposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVE the pagrtecirt ea soem tre, P! RICE ONL Dy no este t - ; a gf ae Bows teente 43 Joux GRAY 2 00., MANUVACTURERS AND DEALERS I6 WILLOW Waee OORDAGE, ae., ae, 16 FULTON AND 902 FRONT STRERTS, BEW TORK.