Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1868, Page 4

NING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. \ Amasements, &e., Té-Night. Ovp Fe:tows’ Hatt.—Graad celebration of 4#th anniversary of American Odd Fellow. ship. W xsixy Cxaret.corner Fifth and F str Btereoptican exhibition for the benefit of Ly school. th age Tue Muwrcre at Exectiow.—The Conserva- tives open the municipal campaign to-night, by Polding mectings im all the wards of the eity for the selection of delegates to & conven- tion fo nominate a candidate for Mayor. Thoara this is tbe first formal breaking of ground, there has been considerable diseussien and ca yassing going on in both perties as regards can- didates tor ‘he Mayoralty. Among the names that bave been mentioned on peo aaa = Wallach, the present in- gambent, Jos. H. Bradiey, John T. Given, ‘Thos. F.’Lioya, Got. James RO’ Hetrne, Owen Thorn, Jonah D. Hoover, Cornelius Wendell, and Grorge A Bohrer, Mr. Given, we believe, declines to be a can- didate on account of the engrossing nature of bis business affairs, aud we think it likely that others of the gentiemen named have not given ee consent to the use of their names. At is understood that Ar. Wallac does not hold Dimself as 2 candidate unless it should appear bat bis name will combine more strength than ‘Shy other. His friends—and he has a host of ‘Warm ones, 38 everybody knows—claim that Be is the strongest man that can be found. Tue friends of the other candidstes, of course. hold differently. An iniinential body of our citizens favor the nomination of Joseph H. Bradiey. Young America of tho coaservative persusion, and especially Young Irish America, goes for Col. O'Beirne. Thomas E. Lloyd has many ardent and active friends, and the other gentle- men named bave al! zealous partisans. Outside of politics, the name ot Mr. Augus- tus Perry bas been mentioned as one who ‘would stand fair with the business men of the eaty. Gn the Republican side a nnvaber of names have been discussed, among which are J. Bowen, Major A. C. Kichards, John L. John R. Elvans, Lawis Clephane, Z. Ric Gen. Jobn ; of these gentlemen have, however, positively disavowed any aspirations for the position. The friends of Mr. Pfau claim for him the Sec- ond and Fifth Wards to begin with, and Mr. Dixon will probably get the vote at least of the Sixth Ward, his friends in that ward thinking - he did not get quite fuir treatment la: sand Itseems to be supposed that the coutest wili be mainly between Mr. Bowen and Major Richards. ae ee Fourts Warp Rzotstratioy.—Saturday afternoon. at the close of the registration of vo- ters for the Fourth Ward, the figures stood—s2t whites and 178 colored—total, 69%; white ma- jority. H2. Total number of registered voters recorded forthe three days. 2,587: of whom 1.781 were whites, and 867 colored; making the majority of whites for the Ward 914. The first Tegistration of last year stood 2.517, of which | 1,604 were White and $13 colored—total white | ver colored G01. Increase of white majority iS year over last, 23. Among those who attempted to register and were rejected were Robert A. Williams, who bad served in the Confederate army; M. Fian- mugan, non-resident of the ward; Thomas Ma_ guire, without naturalization papers; Carter ‘Gibson, under age; Edmund Sullivan, colored, who said he bad just come into town a few ; days sgo to see some friends, and was not ac- quainied with the streets; Samuel Key, non- residence. Mr. Charles Wallach was chal- Jenged as baying left the city and engaged in the rebellion, but upon proving that he had been pardoned by the President he was allow- ed to register. M. T. Collins was rejected on account of having claimed British protection during the war. At three o'clock to-day the books opened at No. 24 East Capitol street, between Ist and 2d ; stre t —— Tne Potomac Froyr.—At Riley's Wharf je Conserva- | The Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. ninth aniversary of the i@troduction of the, order im this country, f@ which they were qorned by qoite = stelegation fromm this | city. The two Looe (Pe kc usid Barepte) and Marley Encampment met atthe Halls ani marched to bn _—~ odist Church South, being jorne@” by ‘astangton delegation, who were escorted trom the boat by a committee; the Lodge members Deing designated by a piece of red ribbon and thé En ment mem ers: by a piece of purple ribbon on their breasts. The members were shown to sats in the vody of the church, a6 also a mumber of ladies who have taken the Rebekah degree, and the galic- ries aud other portions of thee litice were filled by Isdiesand gentlemen. After the choir had ng, with fine effect, an appropriate authem, Rev. Parker H. Sweet, Secretary of the Grand Loage of the District of Columbia, was intro- duced by N. G. Carlin, of Potomac Lodge, and annovneiny his text, 2d Peter, Ist chapter and loth verse: “It is not a cupningly devised fa- bie,” &c. dehvered a fine discourse from it, taking the ground that Odd-Fellowship was not in any maaner inimical to religion, but, on the contrary, was its hand-maid. After an- other anthem by the choir, the congregation was een ts the benediction by the pas- tor (Dr. Ho: members of the Order returned to the Hall of Potomac Lodge, when N. G. Carlin took the chair and introduced Grand Repre- sentatives McLean, Stuart, and Havenner, of this jurisdiction, P. G. M. Latham, of Al-x- andria. and P. G. J. T. Parker, of New York, each of whom made appropriate remarks. Mr. Mavenner spoke of the Rebekah degree, and advised that it should be pnt into pracical operation in Alexandria as it has been in Washington, paying a tribute to the associa- tions of this city, three of whom last year ex- pended near two thousand dollars for Telivt. P.G. M. Latham, in behalf of the Alexan- drians, tendered thanks to Mr. Sweet for his *ppropriate sermon, and the visitors for their pivsenee, and about 5 o'clock the closing ode was sung, and the assemblage dispersed. This morning, at So’clock, the members of the Order in Alexandria left that place by a special train on the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampanire Railroad for Leesburg, where the Order have made arrangements for a grand celebration. Mechanics Lodge, of Georgetown, also left that place this morning for the same destination, as alsoa number from this city. The programme embraces a procession through the streets of Leesburg to the Church, (where an oration will be delivered by P. G. M.R. F. Hunt, of this city,) and s collation at the hail. The celebration in this city will take place at the hall, on 7th street, to-night, when, as stated on Saturday, there will be addresses delivered and a musical entertamment, ——o—_—_ Narrow Escarm rnom Deata ny Svrro- earioy.—On Friday night, an old gentlemaa arrived at the Kirkwood Honse, from the south . He was shown to room and retired for the night, leaving orders to be awakened early in the morning. At the appointed time the clerk endeavored to arone him, but received ro re sponse. The door was forced open, and the | room found to be full of gas, the old gentleman having blown it out when he went to bed. He was found by the bed upon his knees, quite insensible. He was taken into the fresh air and, after due exertions, revived. He wis re- hat, Tompkins C ee THE JoxaDAns.—This organization contin- ues its good work, and can now be considered permanent institution, embracing as it dors a Trance cause class of men as zealous in the tem; &s it is possible for men to be. cently purchased from Mr. J. F. the fine cabinet organs of Smith's make, anc Mr. E., in view of the good objects of the order, contribated quite a handsome sum by & reditcs « tion in the price. This instrument, in the hands of some of the amateurs of Council No. 1, is a great aid to the singing. The Council, at their meeting cn Saturday night, adopted quite a neat regal.a for the work. —_——_.—_. Tue OLD PEsiTesTIARY BUILDING.—Those im charge of the work of demolishing the old penitentiary building. within the Arsenal grounds, have, on account of the substantial manner in which the foundation was laid. been obliged to resort to blasting, Last week seye- the schooner Mansion, Captain White, from Port Richmond, Pa.,’arrived this morning, | having on board 125 tons of coal for the Metro- | litan Hotel Fowler's Whorf —Arrived—Schrs. Flander, Captain Skinner, with wood for market; C. A. Jones, Captain Smith, trom Boston, with 1c for Washington and Georgetown Tee Com- pany and furnitare for Washington Merchant: Ben Stokley, Captain Hillmon, from Salisbury, with lumber for Wm. McLean Brown's Wharf Schooner Helen, | Captain Berry, for Georgetown to load with | coal. | Sigth Street Wharf—Arrived — Oceonic, Caprain Sateriee, from Malden, New York, with stone for } ker; Gesner, Capt. Egbert. from Saugerties. with stone for N- Acker, f Berry's Wharf —Arrived—Sehrs. Lalla Rook Copiain Free from Maine, with potatoes A for Peter Berry and Moses Van-name. Captain | Van-name. from North River, with hay to | Peter Berr The Capt. Fawke, reached Potom: Tf on Sunday afternoon, from Cone river and intermediate landings, | having on board a heavy freight of country | Produce, live stock, poultry, fresh fish, and i quite a mumber of passengers. i At the usual hour this morning (10 o'clock) the steamer Arrow, Capt. Stackpole, left 7th | street wharf for Mount Vernon, carrying a large number of passengers, mostly visiting strangers to our cit, ba Tue Masonic Tewrie.—Last week the building committee of the new Masonic Tem- ple, corner of 9th and F streets, made the last contracts for brick work, and the flual prepara- tions for prosecuting the work of erection. A beautiful plan of the building has been fur- nished by Messrs. Cluss & Kammerheuber, architects, and can be seen at their office. The corner-stone will be Iaid with appropriate cer- emonies on Wednesday. May 20tn. No grand demonstration will take place on that occasion, for its dedication, when completed, has been chosen as the proper occasion to get up a grand Masonic celebration. All the Lodges, Chap- ters, and Commanderies in the city are expect- H ed to turs out with the Grand @ to Iny the { corner-stone. But no invitations will be sent i qo . 4 to Masonic bodies abroad to be presert on the occasion The amount taken for tickets, exclusive of supper, at the grand Knights Templar lev.e, on the 15th instant, was over $1.20). The ex. Penses of this magnificent levee altozether | a@mocnt to only about S600, leaving the hand- some sum of $6), which bas been paid to the Masonic Hall Association as a donation to aid 4am the erection of the new Masonic Temple. Fe Tue Greexer Moxumgnt.—The commitiee having in charge the arrqngements for the ded. seation of the mounmenl erected in Glenwood Cenetery by the Columbia Fire Company to the memory of Benjamin C. Greenup, a mem- } ber of the company, killed in the discharge of { bis duty in May, 1-56, have mearly completed the arrangements for the same. The procession j Will be formed at the City Hall on the 6th of { May, in the afternoon, under Capiain T. H { Kebmeor, marshal, and Captain James Cole man, « in which will appear the Co- Iumbia ‘mpany, the City Fire Depart. ment and Fire Commissioners, the Georgetown Fire Department, and the United States Steam | Fire Brigade, seven ex-presidents of the com: pany, the Mayor and City Councils, &c On j arriving at (sien wood, Mr. J. J. Peabody will presides and yer by Dr. Sunderland j Addresses to the ogcasion will be i a delivered by Col. James A Tait, B. B. French, James O'Beirne, and F. McNerbany H ——_+—_—_—. JUVENILE Fracas —Abont snnset yesterday 3? afternoon # difficulty occurred between two | b Fitzgerald and Robertson, on obs which the la: ? severely across the rig ties are pot more than twelve years of aze and bear notorious characters as prowlers from the Northern Liberties. Since the opening of the wm they have been im daily attendance Le wharves, and about twilight yesterday, when opposite the wharf mentioned above, Fitzgerald, with an oath, jerked out arazor and inflicted a ghastly wound upon Robertson. Hs thereupon fled and has wot yet been arrested. From the excessible flow of blood Robertson fainted, and was taken to Dr. Morgan, of South Washington. who dressed his wounds. They | are not considered dangerous. pt, -— Fisk & Ovsrers.—The receipts of fish Jobnson'’s wharf to-day and yesterday, while Rot quite so heavy in numbers as on the pre- vious days for the past week, yet the quality was somewhat better. This morning Superin- tendent Haines reports about 1200 shad, which foond sales at $10 and $2 per hundred. and about 1500 herring, that were disposed of at from $6_0 to $7.50 per thousand. e oyster vessels, joaded with mine hundred bushels of diversified quality. consigded to Tarner & Co., Agents, are reported a:-Riley's (Eleventh street) wharf. The price ranges from sixty to forty cents per bushel in the shell, with an advance of Miteem and tventy cents for shucking them. oremeeianeate Orvicers E.zctep.—The following have been elected as officers of Martaa Washington Social Temple to serve for the ensuing six months Mrs, AL. Kady, SP. 7.; Mr. W. y. Hopkins, | Mrs. Ada Spurgeon, 5. P.T.; Mr.G. A. Marks, B.- PT; Mrs. s. E. Chase, SV. str. FM. Heaton, BVT. LM. E. Ricks, S. R Mr. E.H. Pearson, Mrs, M. J. Pearson, S. Tr; Mr.J. E Darnall, B. F. R ; Miss Emma i Su ser Fo — par- = | pounds of powder, w | that the work of blasting will be comple | Treasurer. | Diocesan Convention, to be held at Baltimore | Maryland, 3 ral blasts were made, each being of fifteen ich broke up the of blue rock and ‘cement, and it 18 d tee day. The grounds present quite another ap- pearance now, the only portiens of the old building still standing being the twoend wings. which it is contemplated to fit up as olficers’ quarters, ee SS ELECTION OF WARDENS AND VEsTRYNEY. meeting of the congregation of Grace ch Parish, the following gentlemen were wardens and vestrymen for the eusving year:—Senior Warden, Joshua J. Cookey Junior Warden, E. H. May. Vestrymen, Ar. B. Taylor, Corn-tus Jacobs, as. Hadaway. J. L. Kidwell, C. Neale, Geo. Taylor and ©. F. Hurlburt. ‘C.F. Hurlburt Was appointed Register, and Cornelius Jacobs At an election for delegate to the M th. C. F. Huriburt was chosen, with ph Gordon as alternate. Traxsvers or Reat Estate.—The follow- ing transfers of real estate have been reported in the Real Estate Exchange of R. M. Hall:— The north half of lot 4 and part of lot's in 423, at $500; pert of lot4 in square 457,26 fect n D street, at $51; part of sub. 48 fa’ quare i: pert of lot7 ands in square 17, east Capitol street, at $2,500; sub. 58 in squere 555, 2%5 feet on N streets, at $225; part strcet 68 16 feet on Water strcet, own, at $500, part of lot 9 in square 47= 12. of sub. 5 in sq. 195, north 29 feet ‘on 1th west at $6,505. Goor —.- ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER THOMAS CoLL- YeER.—Yesterday afternoon, on the four o'clock trip of the steamer Thomas Collyer to Alexan- dria, she met with an accident which did her considerable damage. Upon entering the dock at Alexandria her projecting deck timbers came in violent contact with the wharf posts, and were ripped off twelve or fifteen feet, thereby loosen mg & large portion of the deck, and leay- ing a chasm in her under works of ugly pro- portion. A large number of passengers were on board, ane for the time being some alarm Was experienced as to the extent of the accident. sae af eh eae Bips OrgNEp.—At noon to-day bids were opened at the Mayor's office for grading aud graveling I street north, from Ist to 7th streets east. There were twenty-one bids in, the low- estof which was that of Mr. J.G. Stafford, who proposed to execute the grading at i>, cents per cubic yard. and graveling at 34 c#nts per square yard. "The otter bide fanged ap to 19 cents for grading and 11 cents for graveling. —e——_ @Fisep.—A clerk named John Hammond was rraigned before Justice Clark, y<sterday charged with indecentexporure, He was fined $20. The same charge was proferred against James Jones, colored, who hada hearing be- fore Justice Clark,’ on Saturday, and was fined $20. Satz.—Mr. C. S. Wallach. attorney-at-law, has sold part of lot6, in square 17, fronting 14 feet on 26th street, between H and I, on which is a small frame building, for $700. pin om We wave from Mr. John F. Ellis, the pub- lisher, the Marie Polka, a lively potka, com. posed by Frank T. Howe. ———————— MARRIED. DALY—JOYCE. On the 234 instant, at St. Mat- thew’: charch, by the Rev Dr. White Mr JAMES DALY and Miss MARGARET J. JOYOR, bots at this city, HICKMAN—KENT. On the 6th tant. b: the kev. Dr. Leonard. Mr JNO. L. HICKM. | of Washington, D. C.,to Miss FANNIE KE. FAGARO. On the Zth instant, at o'clock wre SAnan FAGARU. aged 68 years, ree Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, from ber late residence, 4th ktrect east, betwee K and L streets south, on Wednesday, the 29th instant, at 8 0’elock p m. 2" DEELY. On Sunday, the 26th i tat S DEELY, ovel ck of consumption. PATRIO! Seed 37 Fen ite reletives and friends are respeetfally invited to attend bi ral. from bis late residence, ner of 24. streets, Island, to-morrow, (Ti day.) at 234 o'clock p. m. a H¥RLEY. On the morning of the 2th inatant, of pent tL :D. NIEL HURLEY, in the «ith year of bis age. - RISHONE. On the 26th instant, GEORGE aged 45. |ARTSHON. - AY. On the 2th instant, CHARLES M. FAY, im the 234 year of his age. GREEN. i ‘ win eiemat fordlock. April 26, CHARLES ED- _——_—_—_—S To uy parzoxs RAND LADIES In GEN. 5 BBA ES, the latest meapofactured of not to be for etx. OHS. BAUM, MANUFACTURER, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUR, between 7th and 6th .G. F. Wilson, B. U< Mrs. Countexrzit Five Cent Novss.—A num. beret sounterfeit five cent notes, of the new insu we recently been presented at the re- @-mption Bureau of the Treasury Department for redemption. Rest Estate BarGatns.—See advertise. ment of Mirchei! & Holtzman of desirable prop- erty im this city for sale. ‘ ApH __ Weary opposite Bank of Wastington:) 10 THE LADIES. . ‘Yesterday the members of the order of Udd | Onmereat | Fellows in Alexandra, celebrated the Yorty- THE COURTS. Court, Justice Cartter.— On. Saturday, Joon B. Kowien indicted for selling lot tickets. wus found guilty, Ex- ceptions were filed by Messrs. Merrick and ndall to'the ruling of the Court on their offer fo provy that the accused had procured @ CITY ITEMS. H Cxorce stock of Caseimere Pants Goods, just received from our Tailoring Depot. . A. Saxs & Co., 517 7th street, MISSIONARY ANSIVERSARY.—The annaal mssionary anpiversary of the Sabbath Schoob of St. John’s Episcopal Charch was hel GENTLEMEN’s GARMENTS are made from yes Yoograwedecthe ternal rewenpa late. leury | samples at Henning’s, No. 511 7th street. a | *eTCS¥ at the Church on 2d street, the Rey. Mr. svject to dn opuon of Ui: Gaur upon case | MECastorment fo felect from, Fit and work- | {The exercives ‘coustetrd ef the siasinget wo second to none. less b . Prof. “ Hie Saise'y Rasomene amd gre | bomen, Now Yok Seach indicted tor @ similar offen: ge of Christ Church, Rev. Eastbarn Brown of cases, and 8 judement of guilty was eatered, Dame LATED Wann lev Pitchers, Butter | Grace Church, the Rev. Mr. Lewis of Oleve, Ban rigtenee of the questions. ot iawn Sea Pea ts reared ink morning | tperieg ty tion afte <a Sched ‘oe Je Presentations nel Equity Court, Judge Wylie-—On Saterday ‘near 1 @: wniinad nocncy ck le ee et. ve. Rogie: rder to take ‘testimony. house exhibited by each class, bearing their nameand Derrick vs. 5, Ofder Sag some motto explanatory thereot. The total sale, unless objections be filed, A POLL Limgof! apt Summer Oloth- ount collected for the year wns $354, $213 of OF ane medion Ors Tine Mattingly, trusti«: | Ig opening at Smith's, 460 Seventh street, op- | Which was coutivoten yesterday. soptunlion tteeeen oo a re Goals ar | Pole Post Umce. 7] Mercuaars’ ExcHaNce.— The following al. vs. Cook et al.; order tor conveyance. Ches- business was transacted on ‘Ubange this morn- Men's Yovrus’ anp Boys’ Reapy-Mapve eldine vs, Cheseldine; order ratifying trastee’s Crormime, all kinds, styles, and sizes,and a | 8: Offers 120 bushels of red wheat, 10) paper a aly re ay sreiea MZ; | Ghoice selection of sémples’ to make up to or- carn; ana S00 buahelt of white nee (fd appointing W. P. Ne guardian ac | der in the best style. All prices guaranteed bushels of red wheat, at $3.17; 100 bushels of a os ipo day, the following business TENE than the jowsstoleowhere, and fall satis- | white whent, poor, at $2.50: 600 bushels of white Olin —To- rs was dove: Wood et al. agt. Wood rt aks decree Seem ered Watens & ce. SoeBs at $L.K6; and 200 bushels of yellow corn, Eopactanroree: ephoinin Peiasate |! cena) Nida an ad Real, Estate SAtus.—Mr. Thos. Dowling, uardian ad litem to infant, ¥ act. Eis- ‘auctioneer, on Saturday sold a lot on Valley agt Ransome, order confirming report of audi- the odor of a rare and delicate Gorn Ovt—The steamer James S. Green, tor and directing distribution. flowers, and in ths feepect is untivalingd. & | Capt. Tuman, bas cleared for New Yors Ix Cmawners, Judge Fisher—Mornil & | few drops will leave ite peculiar and delight. || Tax Cawat.—Business was brisk on the ca- Careton, assignee of Reichman’s improvement for patentin lamps. — from Commis. sioner of Patents. A. Pollox and R. D, Mus- sey for appellees. A rule ot the Patent Office requires applications for the reissue of patents to be advertised for thirty days, and that testi. mony adverse to the application may be taker ‘The rule was complied with in this case, an under the evidence taken thereunder an appli- nal this morn A large fleet of coal baats bave come down from Cumberland since Sit- urday, and ate waiting to be unloaded. The receipts on the canal for last week were: From boats ascendin®, $601.75; and from boats de- seending, $2,772.50. Total, $3,374.25. Fien.—The bey oe of fish at the fish wharf to-day were about 20,000 herring, 200 shad, and hours, —_—_—— OCorxs Exrracrep Wirsovr Pats.—Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, petween 4 and 6th streets; established 4861, Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all djseases of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured fal fragrance upon the handkerchief for many eo der t m therewn BApPI'- | Of the feet viconvenience fe the acres | 20W tailors. ‘Shad gold at 8 r hundred, cation for reissue was refu: appellees by pain or incom a erring &t $7.50 per thovsan: talors $1 v the Commissioner. Judge Fisher decided the | Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other | RerTing & = 2 Tule illegal, and directed the reiesne of the pa- | responsible residents and visitors of the Dis- tent: trict certify to the above. Hours fromSa. m. = woop mm.” GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. = ae ee ae ee ee ‘RAPPIN for sale. Apply at the LWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND DESIK. Froaxnvex Pht ae PP'y A ABLE. CARPETS, = ——_o—__ a! Aiitueonrs from the New York auction sales Prreo: ing to subscribe for Tux Sr, e on cxorns, who mnie gn Onphot Milan eRavy Yara, |” 4sO-OMED.SIVK CIMPS AND. ERINGES. MATTINGS, ‘Will please leave their orders at No. East | our cel raieg KID G LOVES, at $1.25 per pair.in Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. all the most fashionable . Call AND GURTAINS. ades. Callatonce and Joun Cocerms, Agent. convince yourselves. E. GUTMAN : 127 Bridge street A large and complete stock cf the above goods ap 27-6t* Georgetown, D. can be found at No. 369 Seventh street, between T ae K. Persons in want te peed tse a lately, aa not be undorsoid. "ap I 7G" WILLSON'# CO. D PARTMENT OF THE INTEBIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, MARTIROTON, ABELL, 13h, On the petition of LAVINIA L. BARTLETT, administrasrix of the estate of Kussell D. Bartlett, deceased, of Bangor, Maine, praying for th tension of & patent granted tothe said Russell D. Bartlett the tith day of July, 1854. for an improve. ([°° 4UL WHom Ir May ConcERN, Derarturnt oF RIO} eNsiON Ovricn. daly [sth 108. Applicetion having been made under the June 23, 1860, for the reissue of the followi scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to ave been lont or destroyed,—Notice is hersby given that atthe date followin: the description of each Warrant, 8 new certificatt or warrant of like tenor will be reissued. if no valid objection should then eppear, JOS. H. BARRETT, Commissioner: BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetow: OF A PAPERHANGING ESTABLISH. pita TAT avcrtio: MENT A On WEDN}SDAY MOBNING. 1 20th, o'clock, I will sell, at No. ®* High street. op. Forrest Hall, a general assortment of Wall Paper- ing, Bordering, Windew Shades. Picture Frame= le and Tassels, &¢.. to close business Ed THOS. DOWLING, Auct. BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auc’r., Georgetown pentin Machine for Making 'the Heads of Shovel | No, 790, for 160 scrca, issued under the act o| HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND F Handles, for seven years from the expiration of | March 22, 1452, in the n of H. Vaugho I said patent, which takes’ place on the hin day of | end waa granted Muy ia ages! uTPAY HE, Vaugl PEA EA MILY DECLINING HOODS! a 38. 7 Tuly, 1968 No. 88.911. for 160 acres, issued under the act of | ING AT AUCTION F RIDAY MORNING. May 1. 1838. at 10 It is ordered that the said ‘ition be heard at | February 11, 1847, in the name of William Hollister, ong the Patent Umiee on MONDAY. the 25d “Iay; of | aigd'was praited ANH TE ao” Mees bey Ade fk PE Jang uxt at 12 o'clock M5 and all persons are | No: 4085, for 100 acren, iasued under the act of | Wa'girpes "eeenerm, emeartment of Household netived to and show cause-Ifany they have, | February Ii, 1847. in the name of Patrick Shea,and | $04 Kitchen, Furniture. | Also, an excellent why said tion ought not to be granted. ‘was granted August 10, 149. May 2. Persons opposiny isened under the act of Rho. 30,309. for 160 acres, Seimy i 1847, in the mames of the heirs-at-law of Lage mae ine and was granted August 'No. 80.541. for 160 acres, issued under the act of February 11, 1847, in the name of John M. Stiles, apa THOS. DOWLING, Auct. SPRING AND SUMMER Goops. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge st., Geocgdown, U., has received and now offers to purchasers a extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, spect slly get forth in writing, af least remy days before the day ef hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said ing must be taken and namitted in accordance with the rules of the of- ‘tment of Spring and Summer Stapl fice which will be furnished on application and was geanted dctober 28, 1858. May 2, 1508, Fancy Dry Goods, seuneine meral variety of Peposi tions end other papers relied upon as tes. | No. $14i8, for 160 acres, issued under the act of | LADIES’ DUESS GUODS. Inliclt Oheve, Motel timony must be filed in the office trevmty days be- March 3, 1855, in the name of John Dyer, and was Granted June tse. "May $13 No. 34.276, for Yon March 3, 1885. in th fore the day of heat! within ‘om days after filing the testimony. Grdered, also, that this notice be published in the Bepnblican and in the Intelligencer, Washing ton, D. 0., and in the Whig, Bangor, Maine, once a weck for three successive weeks, the Bret of said, publications to be at least aixty days pre- vious of hearing. ~ “4. M. BTOUT, apli-wSw Acting Gomminioner of Patenis. EPARTMENT OF THE INTBRIOR. D UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WArminaTON, Aprils 1988, On the petition of ALBERT 8. SOUTH W of Boston, Massachusetts, eiop of April. 1885, and rei ber, 1860, for an improvement in Plate Holder for Cameras, for seven years from the expiration of it, which takes place on the uth day of i tis ordered that the petition be heard at the Patent Office en Monilay,the 24th day of Ang ist Silk Mixtures and Alpacas, for walk a 3 cling suits; Grenadines, Mobair Ohec! cres, issued under the act of | Piques, Jaconets, Lawns. Obintz Prin Fe name of Barbara Ballict, wid: | French and other Musline, best Camnbrics. N: gx of Jacob Bulliet, aud was granted July 17, 1886. | gooks Jaconets, Dimities, Linen Cambric Haines Biss 2, 1658. chiets apd Irish’ Linens, Parasols. Alexander's and No. 44.401 for 160 acres, ineued under the act of | ther Kid aiid Silk Gloves, Hosiery of all kinds, March 3, 165. in the name of Catharine Bloas, wid- | Boop Skirts best make and atyles: with « full np: gow of Nicholas Bloss, and was granted September | ply of Table Linens, Spreads, Napking, & jes, May 3, 18. Buirings. Matting. Toweling, &e, Ai Fo, 49,986, for 160 ecresvisned under the act of | Casmmercs, Tweeds, Jeans Drillings, Merch 3, 188, in the si Mary Ann Callebugh, | Linens, Cottonades. Brille and Ducky for Gents minor child of Mores Callebrgh,deconsed,and was | gnd Boys’ wear, Having but few oll’ goods nts granted December 17, 1886. 2, 1868, tomers will be shown an ulmost entire new stock, No. £5,132, for 160 acre: ‘sued under the act of at the lowest possible cash prices March 3. 185, 1n the namé of Hetnrich Gerding,and | “ive Jo° ‘JOHN H. SMoO?. was granted January 2, 1857. May 2, 156s No 81515, for le acrea, intned under the act of | SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS — Ww. March 3. 1886. in the nune of Hannah Frita, widow |. jwat opened « large amortincat of FANCY sans gf Cristian Fritz, and was granted March 8,187, | STAPLES DRY CODE. “embracing 100 wheces No. 60.101, for 160 acres, issued under the act of cryart, soopyarde Oniie cents to 1 per yard. 6,00) yards Calicoes Karch 3, 1885, in the naine of Abraham Walden, | homstyion very shone” Misch siiee ieee ‘$1 Oto any, Sires Arn Mare we Ma DS. Uy | Boal for dremea and wrappings 1) Op) yard of pee (0. ally for 160 acres, issue he act of | Pleaches and nnblesc ons, 0% vi ay cipeas aed ahoncome wit buy thes bavcrene | March 3. 18%6, in the manic of Jasper Taylor, and | piceched and anb 12 Feat roof Ticking. said petition ought not to be ted. i ranted April 6, 1887. May 2, 1858. | Table Linens Large stock of Oassimers and other G No. 62.488, for 160.acres, issued ander the-act of rch 3. 1865. in ihe name of Christian Hanson, and was granted April 23, 1857. May 2, 1863. No. 66.481, for 100 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 18%, 1n the name of John Benton, and was grauted June 9.1887. May 3, 1858. No.71.357, for 100 acres. issued under tne act of March 3, 15%. in the pames of the minor children of Conway’ Courtney, deceased, aud was,granted October &. 1887. ay . No. 90.043, for 160 acres. issued under the act of March 3,155,in the name of Margaret Lemon. widow of Jonathan Lemon, aud was granted Apri 29,1888. May 2, 1388. No. S163, for 160 acres, issued under the act of Merch 3. 18h, 1p the vame of Juan Crespin, and we rented July 22. 1838. May 2. 1858. No. s1 £30. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March $, 1885, in the name of Antonio Herrera, aay! was granted August $, 1855. “Muy 2, 1958 Xo. 82.421, for leg acres, issued under the act of Merch 3, 1805, in the name of Sabina Baca, and was gennted vist 14, 1858. Mi: ‘No. 82.795. for 100 acres, is Merch 3, 1885. in te name of Holbrook. for- wer widow of Joseph Morrison, and was granted September 1, 1388 May 2, 188. No. 82.918. for 160 acres. isaned under the act of Marci 3, 1855, in the nam Juan Pedro Marcus, and was granted September 8, 1863. May 2, 1868. Ne. 84.498. for 160 acres, fasned under the act of March 3.18%, in the mame of Catharine Austin, Persous opposi the extension file in the Patent Ofice thelr object set forth in writing, at least tioenty day of hearing ; all testimony fled te be used at the said hearing must be taken and in accordance with the rules of the ‘hich will be farnished on application Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes- DY must be Giled in the office twenty days he. fore the day of hearing; the arguments, if auy. after filing the testimn: that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, .."and in the Journal, Boston, Massachasetis. once a week for tliree successive Weeks; the first of pa publications to be atleast sixty days previous to the day of hearing. A.M. STOUT, apl¢-waw Acting Commissioner of Patenis. D PARTMENT OF TH . INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasuinston, April 11, 1865. On the petition of K. H GARLIGUES. ad minis*rator of the estate of L. A. Dole, de ceased, of Salem, Ohio, praying for the exten sion of @ paten ted to the said L A. Bole w h @ay of July. 3854, and for an improvement in Arrangement fer Lathe Chuck, for seven year+ from the expiration of said patent, which take: Place on the 28th day of July. 1358: It is ordered that the sat. petition be heard at th: Patent Office on Monday, ‘he 6th day of Jniy required to pecially pefore the ‘either party ods fc nm and Boods for men and °° ENIJAMIN MILLER, ap ié-Im 101 Bridge «treet, Georgetown. BX THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER By virtue of a deed of trust, ¢ ed by Mary Geisking to James Hunter, and recorded ia Liber B.M.H. Noi: also, a subsequent deed of trast executed by Mary Westfallen, formerly Grisking and her busbar Charles Westfalien, and recorde! in Liber B.0. E., No. 9, the subscribers will offer at public sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the Bthday of April. wt the hour of € orclock in the all that piece parcel of ground town. District of Columbia, b Lot numberea 43, situated ip old . fronting 21 feet and 6 is and running back the same width to tbe eighty five feet six inches. more or less. with the Frame Store, Brick Dwelling and Back Building to the same belonging. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 the purchaser giving bi interest n to secure deferred p urchase money ma; il conveyancing an: nents be paid on the amps at pur cont JAMES W HUNTER, prustecs next, at 12 0’clock M.; and all persons are notified | widow of Thomas Austin, and was granted B. P. JACKSON. x to appear and show cause. if any they have, why | ber 16. 1858. May 2. 1588. apy THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. said petition ought net to be granted No. 95.581. for 19 acres, issued under the act of 2 Persons opposing the extension arerequired to | March 3, 1885. in the name ot Theophilas. W. FCRSNITUBE: file inthe Patent Office their objections, speci Taliaferro, and was granted March 11, 189. May FURNITURE ! ng: mon ether part; £61, for :2 acres, issued under the act 5 tohe used at “the sald hearing must be taker wad | Mack a: ise in the arene et Theophilus W. Tal. | whpving enlarge’ my Ware Bi oe sy i transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- fice, vein er will ) ferniened. on oom tostl Paposttions and other relled upon as testt- mony suust be Bled inthe Dfice ‘went aay before we day of hearing; the arguments, if/any, ten daye after filing the testimenys’ 82" Republican and the Tatoligenooee Westie © an 4 “ty ington, DO. asd in the Heraia, Uleveland, ‘Ohio! Iaverio, and was granted March 11, 1859, May 2, No. 41,049. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1505,in the name of Joseph ©. Thomp. son, and was granted September 16,1836. May 9, wo, 9.74, for 120 acres, ianaed under the act of March 3, 135, in the name of Elizabeth Eber! widow of Jacob Eberly, and was granted Angus h me increased facilities, I beg leave to offer to the public my’ large and well ° Genel FUBNITURE, ‘omprising— al FoR rs BOOMS. SITTING AND DINING ROOMS, &e. In soliciting a share of the public patronage can to please. once & week for three successive weeks: the first of Ts7. June 6. 1363. only say Lwill try Soy Dost to eee, taid publications to beat least aziz days previous | No. 1700,for ia) acres, iaeued under the act of 141 Bridge Street, to the day of hearing: 4. TOUT, Match 8.1865, inthe nameof Christopher Wise, and ww Acting Commissioner of Patents. was g June 7, 186. June 13. 1558 No. 41,742. for 40 acr issued under the ect off September, 18¢0.1n the name of Christopher Wise,, and was granted February 23, 1882, June 18,1538. No. 6:3. for 80 acres, issued under the act o ptember, 1:50, in the name of William C. Kean minor child of An Kean, deceased, and was granted May 7, 1853. July 4, 1858 No. 78.362. for 18 acre jued under the act of March 3. 1855, in the name of Alexander Berry- WY, and was granted March 6,183. July 18, 1638. Nice STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS. P. 8. Feeto —A Fine Assortment of LOUNGES. KPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. DY?“ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ASHINGTON, April 11. 1363. On the petition of WILLIAM § CHAPMAN. of Wilmington, D. ‘&re, praying for the exten sion of a patent 1o bim the sth day gust, } ent in Preventit ting in lage a years from the expi ration of said patent. which takes place on the Sth day of August, 1388: It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 20th day of nly next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons are notified toappear and show cause if any they have, whe said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are requirs fle in leyt Ofice their objectionn, npectally set forth in writing, at least fecnty days before the day of hearing; all tes imony filed by eith party to be used at the said hearing. must be taken ivi franmnitted in accordance with the rules of ‘the office. which will be furnished on application, Deporitions and other” papers, relied. upon as testimony, must be filed fn the office tirenty days betore the'd earar the arguments, it 4 also, that this notice be published in he Hepublican and Intelligencer. W Cx. aud in the Republican, Wilmiugton. bi onee's week for three successive weeks; the fi of said publications to be at least sixty’ da G. ALFBED HALL & CO. PLUMBERS, GAS AND 6TEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STBERT, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mh 10 (First established in 1858.) COURT OF THE DI8s- N THE DICE OF COLEMBIA wwyis ith day of March, 18. reels 7 1285 Equity Doc. 8, vs |. Clampitt et al eT ore nant, by Charles M. Matb- me. Ble Belicttors 1 ordered that the defendant. John W. Clampité, cause bis appear - tered herein on oF before the first Ting forty days after this day. offigewi proceeded as in cane of deM@hit. ee GRO. P. FISHER, Jus. 8 0. D.0. "eo RB. J. MEIGS, Clerk. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ave obtained from the Orphans’ Court o for ‘We woul call the attention of our customers and the public to the following New Goods, viz Handsome White-edge Black Bilks. hlegant Quality Plain Colors. Five pieces High Lustre Taffeta, (a great bar- j Handsome Sitk and Wool Colored Poplins, in all lors, for #1 Light Colored All Woo! Empress Cloths. y Fiity pieces Light Gray Poplins and Mohairs, for suite, from fifty cente uj ALso. ‘On hand a Very Large Stock of Bi bers art sin the District of Columbii vious tothe day of heariug, "A.M BTO MOURNING GOODS, lcenntael caulicteetiiten ep tive sereseal siteese? 0 ‘Acting Comimissioner of Pate Such ss Lupin’s Summer Tamiee Cloth. Wr. MI Rilis, late of Warhington county D.C. de ‘ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Lupin s ouble-width Black Mouselines, ceased. Se uerias ciaies sesient eo UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. | Lupin's black Parisian Oloth, said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit th 'ASHINGTON, April 10. 138. Lurin’s Super Quality Canvas Trenedine. ee earners aoe: Sp ae sonnet On the petition of REBECOA B' GILLETT. x | ESbins Guyer Quality Small Mesh Se Sind sey einen ty wee ke aan eae spinistatrix Fa cotate of Thomas % itlete. pips Buper malty £6 oreptine do. ee erie he Sivan anliee dat noede deceased, Til. F the exte ju zautine do. s sion of a'patent granted to Yobu Matthews sens | SUL hundred pleces Black Alpaceas, from fifty | this 2thday of March,I68. 2 | oa prurg. i nee of fhe asta Thomas W. Gillett, the 1ith day cents por, yard BP. i Ad Saline 2% SAMUEL T. ELLIS: orking Botilen, for seven years from foe aupira. | aati all Stehich we Oey ak ie lowes man | _apl-wow* paiatetrators. Be a Ne nace ernie tahoe eran, | aR goods marked to pinin figures at the owes | ()REBANS,,, COURT, April, 4. 18—Du t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the St rates, itz ip, the cme rietts Grimes, executrix Patent Office on MONDAY. the 21d day of Jane price only sHvsTE: Of SAMUEL J. GRIMES, deceased, the execu next, at 12 o'clock m.; and ‘uj persona are notifies | ap 2eostit -M. SHUSTER & BROS. | {7 PAcioreeaid ‘bas, with’ fhe apprcbation 0! to appear and ew epeaeset any they hi 4 JEWBLEY. the Orphans’ Court of Washington County Portons oppodlup the extsubion ato required to | EL. 0. MOOD, No 536 Poms. ave., Sen ane | aforesaid, ernointed Saturday. the 25th ay of Sein secaionn eat cuege cree rae % alg Mg BRS IGM a iD at lene é e Gay of hearing: ail teatimouy fled by either se We fend” tern: itl Ebeomrteed beers niet | sahihe a sshich will be faraiahed on application. q tions and other papers relfed u estes timony must be filed in the office twenty days be- within ten or day of g the aceapents, any + aleo. that this notice be published in the Repablicen sad ee, Indaltgencer: Woshtagion “wee the firat of jous receiving # full supply in half tubs the Ripa mateo Re a sredats re eonstantly on bend e fall eappiy of all Frast ATIONAL BANK B. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. ‘We bay and sell all classes of GOVERNMEN? SECURITIES at current matket rates. tn ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TH} UNITED STATES. MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care fol attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSIN BSS MEN and FIRM: ‘and to any other business entrusted to us. MENT LOANS at all times cheertuily fernished BANKERS. Firteeyts Staeet, Orros't? Treasvar, Bay and seltat current market rates, and keep GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIE®. Leave zeept Suna), wt 7 i pimvaedeWiesd%a aol Sep ate FOS ALL Way sTaTion Leave daily, except Suda). a7. sm and 09 Ordere for STOCKS, BONDS, &o., executed and 5.45). m. end cotlections made on all sccessidie points. FOR WAY STATION sovuTA we h-tt JUBCTION. pigeve at ese 7:00 &. m., and Bt 2.00 aod «op Leave at 7:00 8. m arene =... tre! ine to ov Sunday ON SUNDAY POR BALTIMOKS. Leave at £008. m..and «Mand 8 FOR WAY STATIONS Leave at 5:00 @ m. and «80 and $45 FOR ALL PARTS OF THE Leave daily except Saturday and OF WASHINGTON. /‘M. 6. HUNTINGTON. Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY anD FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED ATES, only connects ins from Baltimore to as ‘Wheeltne. ae. Government Securities with Treasurer Unite | | THROUGH TICKETSJo the West can be had at Btates, in the day, es well as at the wew office, #00 Pens” S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS.@ ov me, where arrai ws © 0" agemen je to check baggage at hotels of privat: For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, se é be ™ FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection, | “*rtleementy Theos) Line. eportation, L_M. COLE. General Ticket Ag at. coh __ GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Azeut, Washington. BROCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINOTO! T Ga bkueeis AND ee YoRs va * Wasniweten. Jan. 5. 1867 ‘Talus between Wi eu BOW run as follow = ee, a bia YORK. withoutchange yg 2 eave daily (except Suaday) et OW" a. me and 7:00pm Pt Se FOR PEILADELPHIA Cally (except Sunday) at soe and 20-8 me & e purchase Government Vouchers on th FULL INFORMATION iv regard to GOVERN WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wesnington, March 20, 1886. mnt W4siineron city BUYS and SELLS afl kinds cf BONDS ax 70 Dp SUNDAY Teaye tor New York sud Philadeiphiast 7m. m EEPING ©. 7:90 p.m SEEING CARS for New York on 1.0 p pet Sa Ly Eeteeaette. Bes Teck or BAVINGS ASK, Corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTBREST ON DEPOSITS, the day, as well as at the new oler, 404 ania avenne. where arrangements an > ee St hotels and private See Baltimore and Ohio Baflroad advertisement and achedule between (pd an Baitimore. 4: napolis, and the West STOCKS, GOLD and 8ILVE! Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. J. B. ELVANS, President. BUFF. Treasurer. 322 Panna. a) GIVEN TO THIS BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS Purchasers wenld d iden of the tasty styles Srzrazxs aco. NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CAssIM mbil-tf STEAMBOAT LIN FPO MouNT VEENon CLOTHING, &c. FINBsT SPRING STYLES OF IM- ted CLOTHS: CASSIMERES ve i to be found at N. THORSON establishment, 286 Penns ‘The swit, staunch Passenger between ith at isihatroeta, over A SusSeo eee 5 ‘The friends ot Mr. C. ©. oH My Commander. re ar invited to call aud inspect the aock Batrenrs oct of Rorenth strect. ot 1/<—aone through Drug Store, ap xin oMtlly,, (Randars excepto Sore F**PeuanreRs FoR Bors’ CLOLHING DRIA. FORT FOOT and ¥ aka » the will arrive at WALL, BOBINSON & CO, BETWEEN Nv ‘Tentn ‘STaxsts. GRAND OFRNING OF BOYS’, YOUTHS’, CHILDREN’S SPRING CLOTHING, SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR SPECIAL ATTENTION m., giving ample time for Pasretgers who wish io leave the city the same SreMiNe to take the care for the North: West, and Fare to Mount Yernon and retorn, admission to the Mapsion and Grounds, $1.5 Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels, and at 8 JAMES SYREB, General Sopertatentont japerintendent 2% im Office. ards’ Bot! TH AND - | ISTOL LINE BETWEEN BEW YORK AND BOSTO: I! to drop in and get an low prices. mh 231m , VIA BRISTOL. TAUNTON ft rail nication j ort nd splendid steamers BRISTOL and Nt Eleave Pier No #. North River! + reet, adjoining Debrasscr st Ferry Now ats p.m - daily. Sundays excepted. conn ith steamboat train at Bristol at 43) 8. m., in Boston at 6s m. in time the morning traivs from th (Late of Wall, Stephens & Co.,) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: Between 9th and lotn streets, MERCHANT TAILORS. VESTINGS, JUST RECE: At moderate prices. F.?: HEIPEBGER, Mt destrable and Pleasant route (Brcoeeeot Travellers for that point ran make 4 Poe lee shat apboned han ae ae Pee CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY Fyotgn and Tickete arcared at on MERCHANT TAILO! ap 08m B. 0. BRIGGS, Sn" Maw BE Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) Mthy No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washington STEAMER COLUMBIA bas resamet bor between WASH LTIMURE, lea i 9 ery WEDNES If you want the very best WOOD and COAL at the lowest price mh 90-tf S P. BROWN. ITE BITUMINOUS COAL. ANTHBAC: ane Sree A large stock constantly on hand. 465 Ninth street. between E ard D LEWIES mary DENTAL ASSOCIA oat EAE are rec Sioa he nO 0 clo« ore e WOOD AND OOAL. AY APEERSOON ce Soaie's Sk? Ss: ¢ all the principal landings on the river THOS. W_ RILEY & SON, Agents, Biley's Whar, st the foot of mba-T&F3m Eleventh street i EXPRESS ~ | Nall s2 ere NEW YORE, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTO 'D GEORGETOWN BEGULAB SAILING DAYs, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent 63 Water street. Georgetown, DO . ELPRIDGE 2 00., Agent, abi Prince street wharf. Alexandria, JAMES HAND. Agent, 104 Wall street. New York. it received constantly and forwarded & a go to STEWART, Corner H and 12th é = A. P. BROWN @ 8. P. BROWN & SON, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS, ™ LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. OFFICES and F. and at our and wharf. foot of Seventh street mb 18-tf DENTISTRY. cout with d h 260 PE! ‘A AVE., pubs _ (OHN B. DAVIDSON . Agent Between 1h and 18th streets. NTE S° LINE OF STRA MSHIPS, 5 N SON, TEETH EXTRACTED witHour Farm. | IN’ BS GIBSON, tween New bing BE of High street AX, dia every FRIDAY. at 12 For freight or 7 at the oMee of the company, corner of New York avenue and 17th strect. below Mary and best manner, and warranted de 31-tf satisfaction. Persone will do well ese = = amine our Defore getting it eleewhere. iy we UXT OF DENTAL SURGERY. oct om" ‘We invite special attention to eur assorted ‘and all the lower grades of at greatly reduced prices. Call and take a look tt dar Trask Waretvom, before taking’ your'se jections. free of charge Gauasvd oprnine BOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. ‘We have just opened s new stock of PARASOLS: and SUN UMBRELLAS. including several new Novelties, such se DENTIST, Bo, 310 Panxsvivanta Avenve, bet, oth and 10th ste. INKS THE BISMABCK PARASOL. 5 TD EE: POULT DE SOI do, FLOUNCED do. LA GRANDE DUCEESS ¢o. And fell line of PONGEE SUBS SHADES. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOE, 324 Pennsylvania svenu ap 9-cort Detween 9th aud ith streets Ss. Vv. BOYD. ‘M. BILLMAN, ALEX. BOTD BOYD, HILLMAN & 00., FLOUR, GRAIN. AND pusenes PEODU OOMMISSION MEROM ANT: Asents for ale of the Cclebrased Pattzourt Coa! Oi, LERS IN FEBTILIZE BS, BON DUST, POUDRETTE te. large aud well STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, TRAVELING TRUNKS, No. $2 anp "4 LOUISIANA AVENUE. between sth and 10th éts, Washington, DO References -—Bank of, Washington; Lewis Jobo- gon & Co, Bankers. > tington, Cashier First National Bank! Nations! Bank of City P.M, W.L. Insurance Agent; J. * a B Sweeney Fekid sie BA Loa ba Sar “ ‘Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ap otf FP. ¥ coseputeare . OONCENTRATED EXTRACT Itis ap excellent TONIO, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC and INVIGORATUR e ‘a90 Pa. av. Washi Car s Sone. 20 or mang AT “BEE SAREE 00., commer Pa. ave. and 4h; “Saha. oxoriar. ne iT. gas Rc. fe say ® wwiua, & IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODs, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, oF JAMAIOA GINGER, Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use. And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, Lg phy bop" vapor pr enn rep Is constantly receiving New selected by hic EVERY FAMILYSHOULDALWAYSHAVEIT | Jccrenty recive eine een A cate of Al from the leadin¢ <4 %. a eee Sviamtess, " PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS. ‘any other boWke in quailty and Mantfilas mrede to order. “f on Oniers for Goods trem Ports taken msc Sole by the following named Chemists in Wash Mernorourrax sowxta aaoox, meatier aches titer Ligne, Win ase ete ne, Ue | see cy Sais a Bh, OH # FURGUSON: Onpito! Hit, @ cal ia Haw Jous oxar 2.00. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD ASD WILLOW Wane