Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1872, Page 4

~ ae eet oo Ee: A LETRA RAEN RAC a PROFESS ot PAMILY SUPPLIES. = + => “4 s — SVENING ST AR | Eadtimere Annual Conference of the |_ Tar Cacecr STARRWEATHER ACAIWET Tus | thus far thieyear. Years ago, when this vort | Georgetown Advertisements. IONAL = EV ES ote x African M. E. Chureh. | Battimere AND Gato RaiLnoap— for | Lad quite a large fe: trade, it was no’ © is - TAS © CLEPRANP ¥.z BRAWEY. ELLING OFF! — — = The frry-f nual session of the Baltimore | the Plaintig £10,000 Damages. This morning th common to see several British as well as W®. # wre TETS Benes 3 EX. |$ a SATURDAY INT2- | Corterence Atrican Methodis Episcopal church | trial of this case—action for loss enstained by | forelgn vessels in th: Potomac at the same time. PIM PSIRG oer | Be Cae BRAY 4 BRO., an ih homeo Tel —_———— mt at 9 vicleck this morning im the Un on | the death of Mre. Starkweather (killed at the | Suirwxnt or Fiocn.—The steam Joba NGF NT. tore D6: Siva Sk GEES. ROWE Sle axe 7 = i ae ureh in ‘his city. on M street, between | Kelay House) in October, i863, was resumod, | Gibson cleared for New York yesterday, taking 49 JeFreRson STREET, pee Crush NoUsh IN WARMINGTON LOCAI NEWS. reots—Bishop Wayman presid- adge MacArthur charged the jury that | ont 800 barrels of sour shipped by our city Georgetown, D of Obert of = - ° se ee remresents ight churches | this suit is brought by the survivors of ¥ milters. Established 1891; premium awarded 1SS7: and fenow < iy the Districe of Colombia, as follows: Israel | Starkweather, whose death is alleged tohave | ‘Tue NEW CoRN wItz of Messrs. Beall & | Retabiohe opdeet: largest and taoai complete es: STENOGRAP: . PSE BSS G7 Nothing, Union Bethel, D. | been cansed ‘by the negligence of defendant | Shoemaker, just above the Aqueduct, will prob- Lebmente of the kind tn this c-antry. 2 F patrons | “Gicee—Boom : cena P S+aven, St. Paul, R. A. Hall; P’ oF chapel, | under a statute of Maryland, bat the Court of ally be finished and in full operation by the fat aol wistee Sprreetes 7 ae = oe Lousiana ay.near at Gee : ov; Georgetown, W- I . Seu | Appeals had decided that the children over 21 | wi? lc 2: next month. re- | Best place in the District for Cleaniag or Dyeing * ee : 7 oe Lacits Good Hepe and Potomae city, D. Draper, | years of ge were not entit Speaking of SALES OF © RAiN.—J. G. Waters yesterday Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything appertaining to | Building, Short omooell in Court. De} TEAS ANO COFFEES —Pxirn ey uf Rayman chapel. East Washington, which negligence, he said. it death ensned by negli- | ceived by th: canal boat J. N. Thomas 6” | Dusiness well and promp ted. OF in Chancery, Arguments in Patent Oases, £0. 91.28. Yor 91 per th: Bxire Choion, “Loan, Leeala«. hes been supplied the past year by the Kev. | gence of the party, or where the ligence was | bushels of wheat and 2.500 bushels of corn; and | closed datiy at sunset, except ‘mat aan ei — | sor. gt ya 3 a os oar i: , q mmission beld no | d#mes Kee local preacher. This is the year 1 uid not recover. Railroad | bythe canal boa Red ge bushels of wheat. | be open until sp. m. jo" @ B. FOsTER. NM. D..DENTIST, pak, ty oe wh strate. Ib ; Hier: BY mer that Captain | fer # ge ange smong the ministers. “The i Ufo, the, highest degree | Sales were mace by Mr.'Waters yesterday as m §. J. SOUTHWoRTN Has REMOVED | C. Be Pick bee veck ove. Base; . Pat ™ his report. 2 mises to be not more than Fonsibility; and the defendant claims | follows:—e00 bushels of wheat at s202%. 20 | J)", B,J. Pramces Gain aan ot ae. | beeen ener i | RE assvess aniniint-® Whe WR. gar Kev. Edwerd Frerett Hale is advertised to | t. as delegates to the general con- | that the passengers at the point where death | bushels at $2.06. 200 bushels at 2.06, aul 339, Fyotand Liviean $i Ufticehoure-s tole m., | Qe ae FENDALC | CARRE paeee-t B re Church to-morrow meets in Nashville, Tenn., in | cccurred not being on the cars that t from store at $2.02%; and 2,500 bushels ef corn | {2 to 1p. r: OF Pp. mari8-In A ata Se ch May, are to be elected. net required to exercise more than ordinary | from 7 to 63 cents per bushel. i FENDALL @ FENDALL, wear ES : GR. Ranh, | Kev J.H. A. Johnson, secretary of the | care. They were on atcontinuous journey, and | CoNTRACT POR THE UNION Street Rarr- | <j sunk cot eg UR COUNSELLORS AY LAW, , ORSLAR BOTS — tree's 5 7 (wtord are the | *¢fien, called the roll this morning, when a | the company sh ave exercised the gi st | WAY AWARDED.—At a meetiug of the direc Woclesslo and Btanteolon ae” jand-tf Con 44 < axp Lor cS ae 2 Choice Mackerel. $2 per kit city to the Cincinnati eon- | Pajcaity of the members answered to their | care, but the company are not required to pre- | of the Union Street Railway Company in th FINE GRUCESIES,” WINES, LIQUORS, ————— — | Sec. per gal. Dew Oricans Mulasses, Sc. por ga nemes. J H. A- Joneon and John H. W. | vent them from wandering off. If the passen- | cityon Thursday evening, eleven bids for ti TEAS a peat #. Pevton Brown, formerly of this city, | Burley “en. D im wa ena bandsome Save your money by baring »: rs of his congregation Everything warrnvtad — | Remember, cur N secretaries. The Bishop | gers were under the care of the agents, the de- | construction of the road were pened and the 89 Britce STREET, nounced the transfers of Rev. M.F. Sluby | fendant should have been held to the highest | bid of Dr. ‘ashing’ Geors ton, ac- | _ Goods delivered iu any part of the District free’ m the North Carolina conference; W. H. | degree of responsibility. On the ion of | cepted. The directors have concluded not to | Charge. mia"7 Ito . M. Chapin, of strict tree of ty ¥ be Iirewn trom the South Cai i i i = eee RL RICHTER, orn Sd and abe ate marke a ina contereuce, J. | damages he said that they could not tind for in. | make public the price at which the work was | ———————— 7 nei finder of the ney” advertised in nd J.T. Morris from the Virginia to | juries to the feelings, but it having been claim. arded. The total length of the road will be DRY GOODs. sok = rd —... HERSE ON BAND fi n it fe the adver. | the Baltimere conterence; also the usual stand. | ed that riainti® bad been injured phssically, | about six milee, a nd. the contractor is. required wear § = $ ‘ picket Baan e Uni Sta‘ - | Ingcommittees. The conference voted to pay | he was entitled to pecuniary consideration; they fo prepare the road |, furnt e rails, Which + % . % Lo ~ m the United Beateoser- | 5 President of the Unites Setar should not consider any injitry to feelings. ‘They | must be ofthe best quality of American iron, EW SPRING GOODS. ied IBN steels ae Peape. even Fromage de Brie, Buctish Daley. te the other distinguished speakers an- | time next week. Rey. Jam Hands cuutd not find the value of a lite, for the law | and in fact, complete the road for thecars by the | Sine wait COC OPERATIVE AND MEO rr —] an Segoe cm Vor 1 im the morning papers, at Lincoln | dames L. Thomas, lay delegates the general | Cannot estimate it; but the inti# is entitled | Ist of July next, with the exception of paving FRESCR PEBCALE: ty per cent. lees than any Dental Retab- N.W. BURCHELL o- morrow afternoon, our advertisement | {futerence, were appointed a committee to make eeeneaty tg he may aera eumatiod by Le kagee fog oo sr ypigien dca MARIPOSA AND phd fa ghey t warn : 1332 F atroot Ze . of ~ » the necessary arrangement: not the death of his wife, and they (the | over which the read passes wi ¢ put upon i , veh g wn Bsn nD ~~ __- ~ : S’atnence Gastccoctnmone | piper aera : ) eth their knowledge of the atiairsot lite, | grade” ax established by the Board ot Pubic : 1iNES MADE LIVELY me yghonse andUniver- | THE Coronmp Puntic Scuoots—REManns could measure such damages much better | Works without expense to the catractor. Tt is aaa aie peste Tie WB Mectingue ae. | ON Hew: ME Cutbuae on oon Fae he contd. = understood that Dr. Chapin will goto work a? ATTo ; WITH Low PRICHS rman of the finance commiitee. | MEETING. — At the meeting of the colored school -after an hour's absence, returned | once te complete his contract within the time Boom 2, op second floor of Barbour's Law Botidins . he residence of Mr. Wil- | teachers at the Stevens’ building yesterday, the | with a Verdict of $10,000 damages. specified. A committee from the board of direc- Sasbhoaten. ©. WITMER’S ft. was entered by | Superintenden’ r. G T. Cook. reviewed — ° — tors will go to New York next week to purchase Of wearing apparel | the labors in the scho Aus onth, NEW STYLES PARASO maarenus polé-tr POPULAR GROCERY STOR the necessary cars for the ros A Changes of Food ™r- They will be | A splandil stock, | _Removed from 486 1 ror Ss . ivi E. | L. WoL¥,*_b, 1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN congratulating the teac ment Verdi and ~ Inspecto on¢-horse cars, and the fare will be received in AN & WYLIE, i <5) 3 F. choir at oda | Of the schools, espec peer 1 Gercheil at Leggerheads—An Investivation | ® VOX similar to that in use onthe Metropolitas, | _ap3-f 1018 and 1020 7th street NW. J. me LuRGion px: bein Beet Sugar cured HAMS. ouly 16 next, under | 80¢e, complime rrai of the teachers, cved.—At the meeting of the Board of H ome recon rete eagy he mersniee be aac 3.8 TIONERY, & and 8th streets. Coe Lk meng Sy HOU LDR eatine ma- | One of whom, M «fin, had not har a tardy | last evening. Dr. Verdi reac eport trom Dr. | S#ty- The cars are to be elegant in desig ss NE % . ~ - - beter Fen : tee | ace r three mouths. = Lerater tae the ft Peete Pronouncing | avd will be band-owely furnished throughs BOOKS, STATIO » &C , & STARKWEATBER, Chcice Extra FLOUR. S2and @ : | N.F'. Chipman, who was present, con- | ice irom the Great Falls [ee Company pure ia | AS the company hi charter from the legis. ENGINEER AND SUPRRINTRNOENT. Fm a TOES abticanstast | d the teachers, the board of trustees, | qx Mr. Marbury stated that the { lature, and no obstacles exist, the committes OOD-BYE, SWEETHEART! All orders promptly executed. DRAWINGS fo PEscuES 2 aapir inn ong Tintendent Cook, upon the splendid | by the butchers of the Washington and George- | OD corstruction will push the road to speedy G building at reduced prices, Ofice at the old stanc } ey perme on ce next, Mr. Daniel | tof the condition o the schools he had | town markets shontd also be put to a chemical | completion; a state of F cen ee |g Weed ter Kinda Hemmant: wet en ding, corner New ¥ark avenne and if: Vers best OF G. Muse w sarshal, with Thos, | listened to, and remarked that be was m test, as it was important that the meat should | hearts of the people of Georgetown now cut off “Cometh np asa Flower,” ac . 75 | Strest. ; ae ; Paine and ras as alds. pressed by the tact that all the teachers were | not come in contact with ice which would likely | fom communication with Washington by rail. tb oF Be new transiation from “TING RANCR Comp: > Japan Iwporird. @1 35 The » r of the Grand Army | tomales. not that he was in favor of woman’ ane. More Licur—A reasonable complaint. is brant bilia.” By Edward INSURANCE COMPANIRBS. Rest Leat LARD. 9 Is. 81 om Enection with that paper | Tights a5 generally defined.by the use of the bal- from the sanitary police committee, ee pe hy Ce Or the meee tromueet | Lerien, Ml Ha Sarmiusuah 5 aE 12 bare Babbitt's beat SOAP, $1 “ bis week, and several yseminent member: ot | lt, but he always hailed with pleasure the ope as reterred the charges against C.H. | } t er end o! r dg Whine = yASHINGION AGENC = Li = aad Armay of the Mepubitc are Organising | Rg Of any avenue wherein woman orci prove fish and oyster inspector, reported | across Rock creek have not been lighted for # a eee. Or Maen: Bok T F. BROWNING, a jeint stock company 4@Mpurchase and cominet | herself tke equal of man; and no better argu: | thea sustained, and recommended that be be ne. | cane proper authorities should attend SS ARE BT ei * No. 335 PENNSYLVANIA AV : it a = nt ae be advanced in her faver than what ron pea and C. Leaeingsae be appomted in h's Pot pods ideo ape iakinas one Our Poor Relations. By Colonel Hamley...... 100 oe No, 335 PENNSYLVANIA 4 bout four b for abate- | he bad learned in that hall. Seventy-four pul- | stead; also, that W. Faulkner be dropped trom ghits, ar , | rhe ve ic 6 otha ten Gchinaes Gk ak aiisaiehiin anmink-ues inteh on snout eeenenetl mccontten | ic tchools tm the ctey or Washington, with an | the rollsof the board as meat inspector, and ng on either side of the bridge is very | Th’ Vjar Back of Facts 20 The CHEAPEST CASH GROCER Boord of Appe: | Bverage attendance of over 3.500 pupils, were | Seiligsmen Piftin be appointed in his place; | low, and parties returning across the ridge late .D By Eien ipect Salaer 3 arranted as represented. and con acted up | under the exelusive contro! of females, He was | adopicd. William Chase was appointed an ad. | at nigh! trom dinner parties and other festive | Out of Door Rhymes, By Bliza Spro es. Toda gather the city free at charge. wid nmcie than gratified to see that a very large ma- | diticnal meat inspector, to be assigned to daty * might find themselves in Rock creek | Within and Without, By George Macdonald., 1.50 ORTH BRITISH ASD MERCANTILE | Jori'y of the teachers of the colored schools were | on the Ist of May. & mis-step or stumble. eee reeal eo reelored; Proving conclusively. | ‘Tle health officer reported ten cases of small- | _SU®NAxY OF THE GRAIX AND FLoun Man- pores yy meant el aie lina secur es eee, aa —— oe | by practical demonstration, that the colored | pox since the last report, RAC CSU TE ERG ae en ee lacus sek cab ten. by PACs. Twenty-rinst D: Peele are not only apt in acquiring knowledge, | Dr. Verdi submitted a resolution, which was | beenexcited through the week, with very Hight | 19stinat ‘ See aie OF LONDON AND EDINBU ar The Club Reergen | but are fully competent to impart it to others. | acoz ted, authorizing the printing of 1.000 blank | Teceipts and Li prices. The sales yesterday te ublicans of the Chipman spoke of the advantages to be | certificates for the use of the fish and oyster ine d from education, and expressed theopin- | speetcrs. ail the circumsiances, the | A communication was received from Inspec- zation of the club. At | pepular education of colored youths, dating from | tor Cieneral Gatchell, complaining of the terms ting there had been great confusion, | the rebellion, he doubted if the colored schools | of a resolution passed at the mesting of tes claimed irregularity in the election | of Washington and Georgetown had any supe- | board on Tuesday evening last, forbidding hog show an advanec of at least 10 cents per bushel | Thought Hives. By Theodore L. Cuyler.... during the week. ‘The supply coming in is not foot C. L.¥. Ss bcothen... dee equal to the wants of the mniliers, an they are | Eile of C. L. wh sacrondaweg the ee nop on buying freely in other markets. flour is scarce | Roughing It. By Mark Twa'r. New supply... 380 and the stock on hand very light. The market | Beauty and the Beat. By Bayard Taylor... 150 throughont the week has been strong, with an ELPHONZO YOUNGS & « This creat old Company was establiched in Bue le thought it best not to accept the | riers in the country. to ears a —— er without the | eakdc eps hanes lla Pip Pipe disc Moko land in 1909, and now, after a proxperous carser the clreumstances. SFE eg approval of the health officer. Dr. Verdi said th é 5 ~. i = be tig wesnltnef cunties tonex Mawonial SERNICES—A meeting of communieation was insolent amd uncalle ties | o1all grades PHILP & SOLONONS, sixty-three yeare, holds assets amounting to sd serve them tothe best of | {he atrociation was held yesterday, Mr. A. 8. | The communication was referred to dhe woo : 2 ' He piaced himself in the hands of | Solomons presiding. A letter was received trom | mittce on sanitary police for investigation and a = Booksellers and Stationers, $23,500,000 Kk. Ballard was chosen temporary S¢cretary Robeson, stating that the Marine | report. CITY ITEMS. is SE aS Some one made a motion to go info | Band would furnish the music on the evening of ——--« ieee _apl2 11 PENNSYLVAB i i aes ena aaa eee eT prance hos ex some half hour spent in | the eth. Telegrams were received from the | ‘TneMvxicrra Count—Mr, Elifor: In Gas Coorrxc Stoves, best in use, at Hamil- T1 od ss — ; ¥ yone 8, ¥ 5 oth a OTIOR. opened in New York in 1285. and now holds a resery wrangling th: on that Wee eraser ae | Eiity to attend or ree states, stating their ina- | issue of Saturday a very correct synopsis of the | (00 & Pearson's, Y. M. G. A. Building, 9th and y <= ; oct eeepc Frise . €. Marshall be | bility to attend on the 1éth, and designating objections contained inthe published memorial | D streets. OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STOBB | from its own carnings of $1,500,000. airman. “This was the | following named persons a3 proxies to zepre of the justices, (showing “why the municipal fsa . AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, discussion, in w them as vice presidents of the meeting: court bill should not pass,") is presented to your RVoIT Suits, low cut, for $2.50. Re rites Err ee seetitih hn: aatone alked at onc nando Wood, New York; Senator Pratt, Indiana; | Gourynill should Fine Percale Shirts, for ¢ . QSMATHING, FECEAVING, PEIN the North British in ¢ General 3 8. Pennsylvania; B.S. Ease, | Be pleased, Mr. Editor, also to publish in your | Dress Shirts, perfectly fitting, $2.50. 241 20, 0f which $1,910,030 25.10) 1 John H. Wheeler, North | next issue thi New assortments just opened. The pndlic are invited to call and examine ow following extract from the “ime- stock F. a a : Nations ta: ee FRENCHY was paid by sight drafts on the Home office in Lon- | pa 3 ; A. G. Mack South Carolina, and | moria!,” whieb I think ¢ y candid reader wil, _ Gro. C. HENNING, Under National Metropolitan Ban don, and $321 361.25 from the carningsof the United | F. aerate AA; F: Perry, Ohio. Governor Cooke sent a | regard’as'a sufficient antidote ta the peateninee eT nae ne oe Caen ne) | Sake Branh r elect a temporary chairman e | letter accepting the invitation to attend, and | remarks of those who seemed disposed to abolish 2 aceun in Youth, Boys’ and. OND —_ B} sapcinine cod ek theme ee dOOr A Mr ntreal Cade eating, that the mayor of | the magistracy altogether because one or two of | , OCR ASsonTMENT in Youth, Boys’ and Chil- 1 i = appointed 3 the door, which | Montreal, Canada, had called a puttic meeting | the justices have been convicted of malfeisance | “T€n’s Clothing is one of the largest in this city, CLOTHING. The NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE = See Or teen ee tei maant, and would transmit resolu- | in «fice and others weighed in the balance or | (™braciyg all the newest designs for spring and stifling atmosphere. Uons by telegrap M Ncpat the mayor of Philadel- | public opinion and found wanting: tshail as having | Phia cnbract ee nn | will ineure all clases of property at fair rates, and Called 4 public meeting for the |" 24. It is uot pretended that the present jus] d als 5 £05 7th street, May Building, | NOTICE OF BEMOVAL, can afford to write a high as $60,000 on a single ° 2 sand he came " rth; 7 r = isk, Call at once on their eg: ute. SHOULDERS. for- | Ith; from Rev. Dr. W. Adams, of New York | tices, as.a body, are corrupt or income tt: It ne . a . SHOUL : saying: be waederes- | cif epting invitation; from Siduey Morse, | the existing magistracy are open to sich object pate Boye’ Suits for &8 STAFFAN AMS Cheice coeur this little job. He asked | MThew of the late Professor Morse, that he, | tion, we clsim that the Gell then complained of ts for $9. Shes oe HAMS—Fancy brands. themselves, And not give the | tcgether with sons of the deceased, would be | is not inherent in the system, and tonne Boys Suits torelo, THE CLOTHIEE, nce to say that the public were | PTesent, and would present a portrait of Pro- | spectfully suggest that it would be manifestly “ae y have | Ha* removed to 407 7ru STRERT, fourth door MANSON & BLACKFORD, thee aaah ay, inte Maney to see a circus when | {tror Morse to be hung up in the hall during | unjust to strike down the preseut ermene chek daily told by our customers we have north of D street, CANNED GOODS. tel go to the Zist district free of | the memorial services. On motion of Dr. ©. 2 obvi edy is puritica ; the best made, and altozether the mostattractive | where he has just received a select stock of MEN'S son a they could go to the2 st istrict meting free | Ceealnperenes Grotxee oe Dablis. buildiges, cane There eee boon ageabond stock they see. Noan Warker & Co., YOUTH S and BOYS’ EUITS, which will be 90 FORATOES-2 2. ca: stifle him with their motions, and he gave them | OT owners of hotels or other large edifices, were | found to exist, 1s provided by law;and we our- | * —_011 Pennsylvania avenue, | for lees than the lowest in the market." apli-i2. selztr___S19SBVENTH STEBET. | FORATEe oh nation (aut ke ue ze, those at the | Fe iuested to hang thelr fags at half-mast on the | selves would respectfully urge that the remedy | ‘THE NatioNaL SAviN uk, N.Y. ave. J. BEISEBGRD. | cue a 00.) E NATIONAL METROPOLITAS | PEACHF:—: ib. hitches to toll the bell On that dag e™ 204 | be aprtied petit shown toegien Cf compe | andisiust.,yaystperet-ondeposite, “AUG | Cora tee Ree Hs 7s ha aaa [ "rink INSURANCE COMPAMES®” | CORN Zib.cam 3 5 ency is pro shown ist. ——__¢ — N Ry % noes 7 = . uw ikoany Oe Beau Weeks di- | it, MAY not be improper here to state thatthe | Ix THe truest and deepest sense Duponco’s Metropotran ote. late Brows AND ALL OFTULY LOW Pives eer OsD rected the euperiutendent of gg i Grains | BUmMber of signatures already added to the “pe- | Pills are the Balt of Gilead to those delicate | jyl3-tf No 362 Penn's. ave., Washington. ~ - to place sewer trape af the northenet co crane | tition” of citizens who are opposed tothe abolete | Salsa tre the Balm of entler sex are liable. <_< ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. eu canoe tte ind south: | ment of our magistracy 18 unusually large and | $sld wholeale aed retail by Z. D. Gilman. Ite- Vv “ ONE IDEA” SH CAPITAL........... 100,008 Siaesothens ee ae west and | that it is plainly indieated that a majority is | ta! by the following druggists: Kidwell & Son; oa! a . ONZO pete beter Drea. seat Gormere of ith | strongly in favor of the present sys ‘m by which | F. D. Dowling, 44 and © streets southwest; J. OLEAN SWEEP Office in Shepherd's Building, No. Penney) ELP YOUNGS 4 ©o., an - ets son tg se egg the appropria- cheap and summary justice can be easily ob- Coughlin, F, corner of 9th street; P. H. Heller, ULOTHING SALI vaniaavenuc. MUSES RELLY, st. ing he would | fon for swecping Pallech tas oe ee tained. T. | jth and N streets; W. B. Entwisle; Wilfred a MUEL CRORE: ODD, Vice Preeideot d a +G allo “d su — ——4 " e ». , Seeretary. im, which | Perintendents of the various districts whien at: Inrorrawr Decision RESPECTING Berzp. | MeL Georgetown. © = At Oak Hall, 696 7th street alll Tice binscrors. COBNER NINTH AND F STREKTS, Join Pennsylvania avenue and Mth and M ‘o-day in the Eqnity Tue Gates or ARAUY are not spicier than — a = = - Win. B. Todd, 1 strcets to deta a force of men, every day, from fon inthe | the sroma which the tragrant Sozodont Imparts WASHINGTON HOTELS. be 1 1 4 0 m. we hose roughfares by A. Clarke Noy is the heart of the ivory nat i : 7 . ‘ " Puchecresar ness t is proposed to keep up this arrange- who have «ave cleaned daily with E IMPERIAL HOTEL, Moses Kelly. Under Masonte Temp!s cting adjourned to meet at sume future whoreae fae ceneas, bernie 8 ons. It is | that matchless fluid. “ wa (LATS JeNNESS Hovse,) = = ELPHONZO rouNGs.4 mplete the organization. | is app! ion will be i known that lately a number of suits have aa eae " . Ww -SEAKS. frees te ie : traced Me, B.D. carpen. | ech ted neve fhe acinar te | | Come, Huxiow’ Biya, Se. Twe ae JAMES SYKES, Propricor. LIVERY STABLES. ma Hisbsks —_t___wvase i a Pong ies A pese of deciding the premium and es, andsare relieved a - ument, NN x vEN Se into the condition ot ie Bem: £2 | charged to be usurious and illegal, and as this | £96 1OtL etreet, opposite United States Teese, ic penile ar ec | (CONGRESS STADLES, ee + ae, nt Clarke on the | ¢x#mine into the condition of the Bladensburg | js the ‘fret cane decided, it deserves special | Washington, aud 7 North CRarles street, Balii- Between 13th and Vik streets, Sf ee ee Bont Be — ooke vester- | ‘umpike toad, and report an estimate of cost . From the papers it appears that a | more. Wasnixeton, D. 0. Horses and Buggies fortiire, and a 417 SEVENTH STREET, ar. dof Public ae gant sraveling the same as far asthe ler executed a deed of trust on certain TFS ident of the | ange 9 i 7 €) f good Horses for enle ev: week. yetay RICHARD VANT. Proprietor —EEEes Dr. Leon, 711 1 street, between 7th and Sth ‘Thankful to the public ‘nerons patronage fn H. NAILOR'S STABLES. 1326 E ST. ry © gel nga streets, Consulling Physician for Ladies, See | the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends aad pa WwW bard om of re an advance from the 40; that subsequently a judg- Conspany, im whi be board sre making a cireuit of the Dist tiow of that portion | '-day, in company with the District inve AKE OF! BRING 4 FINE STOCK OF £ orE0 trous to test the accommodations of his present os the istest styles constantiy ox . ep res pont Ir piglmmcnt ah went was obtained against him, and the prop- | Pereonmis, 0 tf | SSblishment, which be eepesions shell’ bor tonal ot poy py Gi ee ‘o | IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES within the | 112 ¢ s works of improvements now in bro: | ‘TY offered for sale under the deed of trust, | Tae woer edlebrated and cucceseful Latrobe | least equal to the beat in Washington. Parties, Weddings, and receptions fur: : z bington city is suc sce mene is ee var works of improvements now in pro- | wr, enpon aed cement creditor obtained an | Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also, | _Jand tl (Rep. Chron. nisbed veith the moat cumfortable ands ay! — STLNG IN TART OF to either fill ii up or excavate it. eC ie, Tuiction on the grounds of usury and fraud. | Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Stri al | 6 Ty elegant Carriages. Particular “ bec, " names , ° The case being referred to the auditor was | Hamilton & Pearson's Nod, Yeah Ge ee Beda of eS the Horses, and Horses always for sale and ‘ex. | Londen Layer liaisine, in whole, half, ant yoartes © Of the extenmion of he wee uieht. | heard to-day on exceptions filed to his report, | ing, th and D streete’ VERMONT AVENUE, Aen the great and compre- Pt the extension of the fre-alarm | when the whole qnestion of premium and fines —_—— ¢—____. : [PASHIONABLE CARRIAGES ments how being done in Wash- rd thet wae are (OF cousid- | charged by the association was fully and ably | THERMOMETERS and iarometers are repaired T. BOESSLE & SON, __ FOR BECEPTIONS. ke the seat of the capitol ¢ jihat as Mr. Smith was | discussed. “Judge Wylie, in delivering hisopin. | And made to order by Hempler, near 4 street THE ARLINGTON STABLES, Munder's Preserves, Morton's See ive eed becca rca arable that the matter | ion, said be could see no usury im the trateac. | emer are oe 18-19 PROPRIETORS. 1724 G Srauer, sEAR Wan DeraxT¥sne. aay ae he city south anc west | should be considered at a full meeting of the | tions of building associations an tne regarded ME ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE | 7-6 WipcAnD man | Pecans, Filterts and Maple Walucis, if frillbe improved to the | hoard. he moved its consideration be postponed | them as joint stock companies: “Amaprent eon Ty COMPANY, C.* d Constantly on band and for hire by the mouth, | pers! oe Fok Rake net better Jesirable improvement | to nest Tuceday evening, when the bourd should | taken to the Court in general tera Frateren EBBITT HOUSE, Brat oer, oe LAT oF Pine Apple, Engitsh Dairy, Baan, ¢ canal of one and three- nave 2 special mecting, to. conside ze that snd Schamiat and i J. Johnson tor complainant, OF NEW JERSEY. WASHINGTON, D. ©. po ag 8 for ape ee aR. imenaige length, between Ith and 7th | such other mattersas mi roug! foreit; | and John D, Ellis and 8. T. Drury for t : ¥ jew Yori wheat, Cranberries, Hen ance. The level of | agreed to. On motion of Mr. Booker, the com- | ciation is : —— HOME OFFICE, 178 BROADWAY, N. ¥. 7, ‘0¢l0-6m an ela attention Pune so Prosriccr joe ge ly — —— nd Enciier to construct proper | mittee on buildings were instructed to have the o E. C: FISHER, President, EDUCATIONAL. CO OR UET. S8.. Fropristor. | Finest quality Gunpowder, imperial, and Enc y Sewers under it to ac- ; ceilings of No. 4 cagiae house Stable raised. Fish Axp Oyster Marget—Roard of Health commodate the drainage in that part of the city. | Mr. MeDe otere: a resolution, which was | Inspections.—Inspector General Gatche! reports perty of the city, and | adopted t hereafter when it comes to the | the arrival and sale of marine products as fol- ve a beautifal avenue | knowledge of the chief or assistant chief coat lows: Sloop M. Helen, 100 bushels Cone river oys hundred teet wide. aiready graded | neer that ky member of this department is in ters; small 40 cents, large 75 cents. Schooner b a mile along the river frout; be- | the habit of frequenting oo houses or re- | .J. Myers, 400 bushels St. -Jerome’s oysters; smal! a large and valuable wharf near | staurants in uniform while on dut i the pur- | # cents, large $1, extras#1.25. Schooner Black- vet bridge. which would be valnable to | pose of drinking intoxicating drinks, that they | bird. 300 bachele St Mary’s oysters, small 40 ty as awharf for its own purpeces. The be directed to suspend said member at once, | cents, large $1; 5,000 herring, offered at $4 per financial condition of the Chesapeake and Ohio It th was the Ceylon end Bio Cot- fast bs BRANCH OFFICE, 517 7th street, ep. Post Office GLISH, FRENCH, AND OLASSIOAL IB Mocha, Old Government J. LIGHTER & MARCHE, Gen'l Manage vi FOB YOUNG LAD! i ‘HE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. fee, and fresh LO JAOKSO Prisca, ) Mas AN Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pop- Bo. &% New York avenne. north ular Features. eee First—Its Rates are lower than those of most 1872 SPRING. 1872 tmiment and safe com e6. - ” '. Pr'Sccomd ~It was the ret company in the United Nectar” Whisky, $tates which guaranteed policy holders @ DEFINITE WHAT IT WILL BUY AT SILVERBERG’S. Old Baker and Catt Whisky. and make out charges and prefer them at the | thousand. Steamer Pionees3,000 shad, sold at ASHSURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which is Sue eierey Wane-{ very Ons.) canal company, and the decrees of the Mary. next meetin; - On motion of Mr. Baker, the | #10 per hundred; 20,000 herring, sold at $4 per pepo ENDORSED: THe Potte? IN FIGURES. Madeira, Pert and ey — land courts as to the disbursements of its rev- | Board of Public Works were requested to place | thourand, Stony Point beat on wn herring, sold d—It Loans the surrender value of its Poli GRAND OPENING Handsome eet Lace S'eeves and Collar, Prime Butter. pat wp expressly for tne enues, makes it €atrcmely doubitul whether it | & Water-plug near No. 4 engine-house. #4 and $5 per thousand; 800 shad, sold at $10 per | ciss. x ~ bree pair fine Lron Frame Hose. a. has tbe ability to expend tho sums necessary t9 | ——_e—— : uundred. Schooner Mechanic, 15,000 herring. | pFeurth—All of its Policies are absolutely Non Fo pelt Boalt h extra long Balbriggan Hove, OLDES BIUL either All up or open th! canal for nay- |, Brirpine Assoctations.—At the 18th meet- | sold at $5 and $6 per thousand; 800 shad, sold ai Fe fih tis Dividends are declared Annually upon ba! og Sg i rr — ieable Purposes, 1 write to lay this subject e~ | ing of the Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Aseocia- | #10 per hundred. Long Boat: 200 shad, sola. at the Contribution plan. ard are non forfeitable 5 G AND SUMMER | Sardkerchiefe, warranted linen, This FAMILY FLOUR tn store aod for Wes {our Kxcelieney andthe Beard of Public | tion Thursday night, 88 shares were advanced | 10 ‘per hundred; 1.000 herring, sold at 85 per | Siz: upon ‘Travel or Residence. SPRING A) Three pair Gents British superstont Half Hose, | gaicts inion onit, Werks, with a view to open negotiations for the _ on at an average of 41. = thousand. Schooner M. Elizabeth, 8.000 her- ‘Seventh. a Thirty Days Grace iu the ‘Three air superfine ditto, "All other. Famfly and Extra Flour city ot Washington to purchase and retire the At the 6th meeting of Central No. 2, the sub- | ring, sold at $4 and 35 per thousand; 300 shad, | paymentof Premiums, CLOTHING Pair ditto double beeis and toes, ME. LL FEED. anal company's interest in this branch canal. | *cription to shares closed with over 4,000. | sold at $10 per hundred. Sloop Mollie, 690 shad, ‘Hreith—Its Charter piwelied to make inveat- ty x WI Hebone Freach Corset, HAY and STRAW. Raa Sitectors of the Chesapeake and | (3.sbares were advanced on at am average of 39. | sold at #10 per humived: 1 000 hence a wert in alt in Genaal Agencin cae teen aT Toilet Mirror or Leekinesiass, nek ean Obio canal beg your honorable body to consider | ‘The 4th annual meeting of the Columbia Co- | $4 and $5 per thousand. 'Condemnations—3) ica Home Company everywhere. s° Two or ope fine Walnut Picture Frame, — this mater. a _{{ favoraMismpreteed with the | operative Building Assoc ation was held Thure- | bushels oysters, 40 bunches fish. Ninth It invites sou fo insure, expecting to den! A. STRAU Large Traveling Barket of Satchel, — NT propesition, to adv ‘ ardof directors,in | “ay ‘port was presented, show- ———_o—__ with you tly, and to give you a fair equivalent ‘ine Carved Corner or Bracket, ES’ order that they may lay the whole subject be- | ing receipts during the year, iucluding balance | ELxction or Grae Orricens.—A aliarply | mee vier manae ieo oe at ite nolan nea as Carved or Lava Card Bask REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Crk the stockholder of the Chesapeake and | at last report, $31,136.45; disbursements, 30,- | contested election of ofean ne the eee et terms. Popular Clothing House, Carved Salad Sets or Match Safes, at their general meeting om the Sth | [05.12; asets, ’ e61,3 criginal number of | the medical department of Georgetown College ing its Board of Directors for this city and Lye ‘Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands, AIL. B. WELCH, KEAL STAT. eNr 'D MONKEY BROKER. Houses Rented share®: £168, redeemed and cancelled by settle- | took place last evening, and the positions or | District of Columbia are acme of our best bnsincrs Fasele, Frames, &c AN. E BROKE lonare Coated, * | ment during the year, 1,102; number now on | president, vice president, and valedictorian SS se Ton em betice gon Innate in any 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Set of six Fable Mate, and. Bente Collected corner of 1th and Bounpany ayp Sitver Srnix@ RartRoap. | roll, $43.6; number now paying advances, 90.8; | were filled. Active caucussing has been eager armen ereereemeeeernaae bet 10th and Lith streets, ‘Two fine Japanned Tea Trays. ei “" ~ A mecting ot the holder: the above rail- not advanced on, cash value of one share | on for weeks. B.S. Seymour, DP. Gentsh. Chas. Mes BRASHEARS, Ne. 107 Pennsylvania av- tween t . eoree pa Board, EW OFFICE. Fead company was held yester afternoon at | stock, $81.54; —— rate of premium paid on | Rand, and Wm. Cranch were the candidates enue, between I id 2d Seo mone west, eee cnet ioe — the Board of Trade rooms, and the following | shares now returning advances 114 per cent; | for president. The last two were withdrawnon [veils te tlie ort iat yer gen COMPRICING THB LATEST STYLES OF Teadauee all Teney Wallet, arranted, OYLE & co, ee eeereyegeted: Jobe B- Clagett. presi- | average rate of advances sold during fourth | the fourth ballot; aml. Me, Sona eee Tetters and Sores of long standing. “terofaln t pam it Pointing in Gilt Brame, a one dollar cece bees gh cane. dent: Simon Wolf, secretar Philip Stay treag- year, 90 per cent. i clared ‘elected, president. “Mr. Lawrence was | Ttte"and Ser al cfonulet | ay s Dazes sures, $3 ae wo, REALESTATE BROKERS. J.B. Cingets, 8. | . e will or t elected valedictorian. and Bunions; never fails al2-6t* 28 SUITS, “" — 7 J. B. Clagett, S. | | Witts Fitup.—The will of the late W. T. = and Bi GAREROS MEROUSED ete ae MEN'S DREsS SUITs, 7 wtty Aprons fot Os, ants for #1, FoR wae i and Philip May, directors. The company | Stone, bequeathing a claim against the late cor. Decree or Divorcy.—To-day, in the Equity moar a oe fee ee MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, foe Haisurveten. mith Ge without Comb, A handsomely FURNISHED ROUSE on sont a expect to bave their track laid by the Ist of poration and his effects to his step-mother, | Court Judge Wylie made a decree divorcing s non Ladies’ Trousseaus atly completed, MEN’> BUSINESS SUITS, ‘The best $1.25 Base Ball jy Seece, Sete Se egies pivorts. wae ai ng amid June as far as the first toll- gate. | Mary Ann Drury, bas been filed in the Register | Annie E. Upham agt. George H. Upham. The | atic shorteat netice.” Children’s Sultcenn Bae Roelient Kid Gioven at 81. for gn, | mRegremente; all cash payments rm =e ~ | Hf Sus Office. Also, the will of the late Eliza | petitioner states that she was married to defen. | Stcift0,St G street, between 2th and Z.st sts. The | YOUTHS’ BRESS SEITS, Three pair Gente Lineu Weversible Oufle for 8 r paetiaein waar ig THE CONCERT given at Lincoln Hall last night | B. Beall, bequeathing her estate to her brothers. | Uant in November, 1865, by Rev. J.C. Smith, | Sisters have employed the most competent dress- | YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, Bites Sell aneoreeens of uF oot EVERAL FARMS by the pupils of the grammar and primary | The will of Eliza D. Leitch was filed, fally | with whom she lived two or three years; that he | makers to superintend the work. aprill2-Im Pencils, Sotreed wnhins scheo's of the fourth district drew out a very | proven, and admitted to probate; she bequeathes | become addicted to intemperance end deserted large and intelligent audience. Professor J. H. | to James Proctor, whom she has raised from | her over two years since. Mr. L. Watson ap- Daniel acted as conductor, and Miss A. H. Wil- | childhood, woed, coal and groceries, and after | peared for petitioner and J. J. Johnson took the ley as pianist. Some choice selections were sung | providing for the payment of her just debts, | testimony. during the evening andelicited much applause. | bequeathes the real and Personal property to St. a Among theswaers whoreceived liberal applause | Dominic's Church and St. Vincent's Orphan | NATIONAL THEATER—Mrs. Oates and her Were Misses Bettie Havenner. Mockabee, Alden, | Asylum. The will of Hiram Hart, bequeathing Comic Opera Company take leave of Washing- Porter, Gray, Liphard, and Clara Wilson. | his estate to his wite, has been admitted to | ton to-night, their 1 appearance being in the —_ jets, Bi 1» Studs. few ;STABLISHED EN 1851. YournY’ Bustness suit | Orally Shei’ qhattinne and Vest Obaine, he within thirty manutse of Wanteast . of DOLLAR ‘ = — YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS abe ane ‘Sssortment paceman on thea? nies ease a0 SE xs la Sonn Deseo. SILVERBERG'S mapRemcnenpenn Lore, leave to inform my friends and the pndtic | BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, Rear Capitol. fronting on New Jersey avenue, ove of T bes STROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORS, faations in the city UiOus Stone SOUTHWEST Hot BOYS EVERY DAY suitsy| -MSTROP iS HOUSE on Nerch sirex: S400 cash, balance 0" » EVERY DAY SUITS. 319 SEVENTH STRERT. on ‘ ‘ record. very ami burlesque of the “Field of the | AYENUE NW. sheet ei as mci 4 TRESS BABDSOME BOUSES ta the weet end. Stit ror Staxper.— Mesers. Moore and | aan Cloth of Gold,” which they perform this evening. | business of PLUMBING GAS aud STEA! Lo acta of the city. Bright bave entered a suit for Augustus W. | No Carnvat untTit THE SPRIXG op 1873. | “Oe Monday Lydia Thompson and company | FITTING in all ite varieus branches, which I am Pk weak eck a win! Sihooxen, be sy FF PPOUSES ce Niath street. Rating abst James B Porter for slander, in | ‘The carnival committee appointed at the mect- | commence Ga copagenent end oy “Orpstattly ou band s large and svarealaeooctment | ‘OGAab ean nee eee 0 LaLRE “iitten. published and posted cards con- | ing on Thursday night asseimbled at Metzerott | crowded houses tree he ron gd a of al Kinds of Goods appertainies to the : : d In sums of from $1,000 to $10,800 on real extste. {ating the foliowing:—4-a. W. Sharit, Be Hall last night, Sol. 8. 8: Smoot, in the chair, ——— aie TORU W, GOODALE, 7A Bplemdid Line of French, English and mabe tf am Agent and Swindler; a public an jam Dickson secretary. ex- 7 i . ¢ of bmn.” “A. W. Sebarit, the Bogus Glaca ion Of opinion was gives tome for GEORGETOWN. ESSONS GIVEN in Wax Flowers, Frnit ond | American Light CASSIMERE PANTS some with P. BROWN, Agent and Confidence Man; ‘also a monstrous | bold 4 of the carnival Ia Seperate ene | Breer ay Thy ote oppeatte PatentOmce, | Veste to match. AM Unrest i nguerign | ~ aN Snedh Demag ess WA en. Finally. a motion Wonca the, month of May. Specimens of work at her class room. api S7-An immense variety of BUSINESS PANTS, ' papa a ———= re + Tx Copital to-morrow will, it is understood,be | until early in the spring of Isa, when fee ci (TS PLATE oper nom from $2.50 to 85. Bat “ stern tobeepbriligne Pepuoedors wine | Zed inet abi ease esata Sea 2 pean mpniashleng verpmes Giver ntay porto te Be iant Pegasus ar 4 beaten course. Thearticleheaded“Astounaing | Meme arthur Shepherd ag Dickson cides: STOALL AND BXAMINE.ce Weare to ssid ant money tn Beery of Gseicy cans Plate,” is said to be | were a) ag eapeendomire Mg’ publish a state- aps 6c CBUSHED OB BROKER STONB oth beach the ange f 5 at Horace “mighty interesting | ment, name committee, giving (OAL, COAL, GOAL—Just rece after, a” reading.” edi, me =] their reasons for postponing. = Caatatnes fe: fn mar2-tf A. STRAUS. | to Contractors in quantities to suit. pt wo te os marl —— —= _— —————O—O—O—OO—O—O—O—O— A MEETING of the citizens of South Washi oor: Apri Last Ni — The 4S s. ANDRETH’S-GARDES Wearealso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONB tou opposed to the te for the Bait Wonrdol inne do a Oriel Contam deme ot Pope tw L “mr sntiedy, | wun Gnsm es cor wren, PROPOSALS. Potomac Hall, corner of Lith’ street and M: wi LAWN GRASS SEED, J.B. £0@ 2 O0.. land avenue, this (Saturday) evening, at eight | o'clock sharp. —- ms FOR LAWNS, YABDS, GRABS PLATS, ac. | jeartit Foot of K street. | PROPOSALS FOR CO EE aE BOAD. GARDEN AND HORTICULTURAL TOOLS. | p> gapINGs PURE NATIVE GRAPE WINE ey sede FIELD SEEDS, of all kinds. a the Room, April 9. iso. BSUS APPR DRE, TE | ep rp ern gn, | ca erent sted Howard, taking Save your pennies and the dollars will save | below the nipple, the nse — Ld — md in the ge | was taken tat ie He te fled, and mpeg imgten City Savi: ank, < percent. in- | Dr. McWilhams ting sliey a rest. Bank corner of ith and Ldcisiana'ave. | aught czamined the wound, pronoun: streets, CEDAR GROVE VINEYARD, from terest. Bank corner cing it very and that there is but a acai bx o tect, Peee ‘of ese slight chance of his recovery. foundation fora new andcommo- | mafo-im and of lidings. Do. FERTILIZERS, cube. ° | ———_o——_ pee oer ey [Repnblican.( hronicte.! 1.1 month.) AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ‘iptions Ytuias Uxivonms.—Twenty- ‘TERRITORIAL Sa’ Loan axp Buirp- | It will be finished very shortly, and will hold | ———>— or etriot, month} Ere more complete uniforms recel red to-day by | 1NG ASSOCIATION held thelr thing monthly | about 2,000 tons of ice. QED CASVASSED Haus, = ‘toreject any or «lB Willett & Ruoff, 9 Pennsylvania avenue. Call | meeting last t, at the officeof the secretary, | A BRITISHER IN PORT.—The three-masted MABYLAND CURED. Prearpoe ten p | Mr. Es MeB. , im the Young Men's | bark Lizzie Raymond, direct from Liverpool, — JOBN A. BAKER, Mr sine rity fr Soe fat e 4 YT arom sage Christian Association.“ A large numberof addi. | arrived in port this morning, after a voyage of AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, and by ay ay? a, — Fuses rtiful Jets CHE oars sacstved pate tional pal stock =e taken Sot Fe tear ties with s omegn et ake ec J as Bos. 926, 928, axp 932 Lovisiasa AVE marl? im’ ‘ance of the contrect, in bad ve oe as it wires, from one ries. was sold at a premium . She eraft, id ABD? President ‘en dollars a set, at No. 431 Pennsylvania ave- | per cent. After the ele of money thy Dick Sethe ee T from her gait. Bet. 9th and Wth ate . Ws p.c. | Gap : Gardener. Bide mont be Aap aatla tor Goctohealns, nue. between $% and 6th streets. | were opened for subscription to the seconl sight of “the flag for a NG LNG, ae ; glgnte | Zeventh-strest Rood.” Sass-rox—Fwo now comes of mall ox are | Wietey i tne etn, there to Back: Geert | yeare ‘Ge tm port a auite a novel one tothe | € abd Ke ROSEN accord ts | furnishes tem bt iTS se ‘ALEX. B. SHEPHERD. Swact-rox.—2 ases of small | pay. which uliar feature in this associa. was one ‘systems, '. ‘street syenaele. apo td reported by the Board of Health, | bon! Vessel in port last year, and but one | S& ‘at No, oe io ,