Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1873, Page 4

= onus i Ene, IUPNING The Washington tity Presbytery. Charch Railroad. RTS. ‘ERS | PROPOSALS. EVENING qyE SEW ORK AVENUE CHURCH TROUELE | gy tunrem, Versus Mailrond. POLICE COURT, Fos Suan To-tsy, Meary | @CORZetown Advertisements. | ___ GROG — | scopocn ee dapia oboe ; — bets ine Domegtt Cleimed of the Boltinore and Potomac | H&TtM, Colored. arrested by Office A for EADY FOR THE SPRING TRADE. fLOUR: iP se — - i bis hody held an afternoon session yesterday | threate st his wife, Betty, was required to give 1 it THURSDAY be the Fir-t Church, 4y street. 2 pete here any by the Sisth Street Presby- pit peace. Frank Creamer, | “With » full corpe cf first class workmen. a com KACEIVED DIRECT ene ee Se ES —— — Key. J. S. Keeves wax contiaued as the stat n Church. a hthe larceny of a bunch of vb mtete eon i ~ c xian 1 “ . ~ LOCAL NEWS supply a the 15th Street Church. « | ,Zhere assembled at, the eth street Presbyte- | worth Berni; Ge. ‘Jack Butler, saat and bat" | Eininy'Ke™ Aor. Tat he eee eee “a abiigs Sealed Propeanny tnt tend Peapocain a tan - fee. Mason Noble, of the judiciary eommit- rian chureb (sth and © streets southwes:) this | ff ¢ =o iitiame; 10. pn ange d Tyler, cLkaN oR OLOR 2 VIRGINIA Svods,” will _be reneivod Condensed Locus piabmitted the majority report on the com- morning the marshal of the District, with the | Borne, charcal with mening (ae ail dees te, | LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING AND SU VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. ~— . jena, tot members of the New York Avenue j0rors summoned. for the purpose of awarding | fomcine One Rice WEARING APPAREL, WHI cell to families 30 conte per barrel lees than Mice I ; hb against the session of that chureh as to | damages » in jail. Bridget ohn Davis; aeoloted lege to have been sustaiged to the Bromptly and in the best ; w. HEATLEY. usual prices t of ruling elders, that the majority | property of said church, by the rubming of omax Miner, a vagrant, was 7 9 2 : t of the committee St the ceaaplaint in esity | eaters oe ag Sees aud’ Potomac ralitied | prnttsthe wottbous wteee Scordany wentored | PASMIUM STEAM DYEING 42ND SCOUR-| prices ct SUGARS and TEAS all marked do Tuesda: | and recommend that it be issued. | Near the premises, There were Pag anges Bela pectcige Se rg the careef the ESTABLISHED 1831. CATAWBA WIN ¢ white Mackinac Bitwhete, te Paar al trastecs | | = ae hecmmemy or a signed per pend oes Gen. ae 5 Ca Ene Eotoman raiisene, So Seen th See Weccstews, 6 * — inches, and weigh twelve ; : savtralt y himselt, in which he says: + There is noevi- | and Gener: » 3 —and the connsel for Bice. S . yost received from Pleasant Y: Fine Compang, | 5 : i = setnting to yey fer a: perteals Of Sennter) OTe fromthe’ papers that the complateants | the. rallsesa company—Mctr~. Dantol Clark GEORGETOWN. _Post Office Box 723. atte | SoS gailoee nie 24006 pairs 3 palm, white Markinac Blankets, tc Some miseroant, being instigated by thedevil, | bad ever given notice to the session that they | and S. I,.Phillips. There were also present Rev. a OTATOES! POTATOES |! 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, 08 pale Be point white. Murkinae vaukors, © this morning stole boat belonging to oue of | intended to complain to the presbytery, with | Mason Nobie, pastor, and several prominent | _ Tax Potowac BoaT CLUB has already eae ti o : mart Dotween 7th and Sth strects, oe hae the reporters of this paper from its moorings | their reasons for complaint. session, not | members of the congregation of the church, | opencd the aquatic sports this season, and last TER POTATOES eee rene boii BL : £25 pairs 2-poiot white Mackinac Blankets, tc near thisend of the long bridge. The owner | having been regularly notified, have appointed | and Messrs. E. L. DuBarry and 0. A. Ste- | evening there were a nuinber of boateof that ton. Also, 0 bale TIMOTHY HAY, In tore ani | (), & OMARE & SON, mreamtre 2x66 inches, and weigh five and one trusts the thief may have to pall ap stream all | 20 On€ to manage their case, and are not here | vens, of the railroad. © following are | clud on the river @bove Georgetown. Their | for sais ty’ J.@ WATERS. ° 200 faire Be poiut white Muckiner the rest of hws live with wind and tide agalust | 25 @ party. There is, in fact, butone party be- THE JURORS comfortable boat house here has been putin | row 109 Water siree’ Wholesale and Retail Grecers, Teasure Sxte iaches.antecanh¢ Lim fore the presbytery. The complaint is there- | who were sammoned: William Orme, Thomas good order, and now has a large and complete q°0 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 1213 Seventh Strect Northwost. Ment quarter pounds ‘Work on the foundation of the new jail, near | fore not in her, and cannot be considered by | J.S. Perry, Wm. H. Harrover, Jesse B. Wil- | stock of boats, some of them owned by the clab errs SHIP NOTICE. aimee 300 pairs 4-pouunt ecariet Mockinac kets, the Washington asylum, is progressing rapidly, | the presbyter a2 5 cleapintet.” | SS HH. Soret Elias E. White, James | and others being the private property of the JOHN B. SMOOT. measure 721%) inches, and weigh twelve the labor being mainly performed by the in- Dr. Sunderiand moved that the majority re- | L. Barbour, Peter F. Bacon, Benjamin L. members. No. 119 Bridge street, G town, D.C. TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! pay poset. ine ot Miekinee mates of the asylum. Mr. Wise has completed | F0Tt be accepted; agreed to, and the case was | 50M, io Browning, Wm. KR. Riley, W: . River News.—The steamer E. ©. Knight in be gg ees 3 tT ‘ 1,200 pairs $-point scark - Sis att, moat ths anov pee nesneerees | cassid teases tas omnes Hit, John, Purdy, George A. Botirer, W. 1. | while in tow of the tagrboat dohneon & fox | Rar serciatnl his tom. J.B SMOOT. in tinea | Japan Tea, goed Wi; choice, Wt Nery Soe, 9 ee stove for the wew building is being landed | | Rev. Mr. McFats read the complaint to the | Morrison, Daniel’ B. Clark, G. L. Sheritt, | this morning struck the wharf of G. F. Hye Bees under the style of JOHN I. SMOOT & SON, | Gunpowder Tea, Tc: a good article for 2 there daily. ‘ dated March 1th and -—- by | Reuben B. Clark, Chas. B. Church and Thos. | and carried away about 10 feet of it. The > Choice Gunpowder ea, $1.38; very beet ¢* i ph, Noble D. Larner, Geo. , | Parker. The marshal called the jury to order, | steamer was not much injured, and will clear OHN H. SMOOT & SON are now receiving and Paverial Tee. oe, 78. @ 5 very finest, 91.5. The Rogerski Murder. Jobn Wilson, J. Russell Barr, ©. and presided. to-morrow for New York as usnal. The steamer | wll continue to receive through theseason,a choice bpp deg By See for 91. MOTION FOR A Ble TRIAD eee case op | 2: M- Muncaster, J. H. Kert, The counsel spent a few moments in consil-~ | Georgeanna arrived to-day from Baltimore with | aud we Stine Sob oolinee coons Also, an exire Ruglish Breckion Means mee cher pre wml Waiter Kerr, and James Wilkinson. ‘They | tation on the list, each side being entitled to | a miscellaneous cargo. The steamer Lady of | to which they site te ne Ee: triente Im the Criminal Court, (Judge MacArthur,) | ¢@™P'2in of the action of the session in anthor- ike off four of the jurors. The following | the Lake cleared with 225 barrels of flour for and customers, [a46t) J. M. SMOOT & SON. FLOUR, &c. F tue Mackinac Blankets to-day, the counsel for the colored man Tom | \iP€ & meeting of the church to elect two | were excused: Messrs. Orme, Semmes, White, | Boston. = Welch's, Ray's, Tenney's and other braode of and weigh eighc Wright, who was convicted on Saturday last of | “et for a term of four fears instead of to | Bacon, Bohrer, K. B. Clark, Okurch, and Par- Grain Trape.—The schooner John P. Mor- NEW SPRING DRY GouDs. Four, ail at lowest ible y the myarder of Samucl Ragerai the petilicn Tule, which meeting was held and | ker, and the others were sworn by the marshal a arrived to-day from Alexandria with 1,000 | +3. sctieat Drea Goode i Teo pounds Lard org indign Woe Mackts Sled F motion for @ new GLI te’ the uien ted March 13, 153,"purswant to the | to answer such questions as may be put tothem; | bushels wheat for Hartley « Bro., and canal hades; a large aneortunent of medias aed ee ored | Pee tei a ecene ben gn. ¢ Mearute MN ches, and words a ng & meeting of the church of October | and having answered that they had no interest | boat Andy Johnson toJ.G, Waters with 2.500 | Drees Misono yerden Nine pounds New Proshe, @2 1,000 pairs 3-point toAigo tive Mackinac Biankeoe Tuite’ States agt. Thomas (—Indictment | ™. }*1, and to the recent action of the session | with the parties to the suit, they were sworn to | bushels of wheat and 100 barrels of flour, and and Shirtings; bost Shirtings and Peaudte, baif bushel for $1” are ate tive Mackinec Bias | Su enema The defendant ‘by bis counsel, | Postponing truly and impartialiy assess damages, if ai canal boat E. F. Wheeler with 3,830 busheis of 80 pieces Black Alpacas and nde. eee weves the court to set acide the verdict ‘of the | ldership a which may haye been done to the complainants, | wheat to George Waters. The sales on change | Mohaire, from 25 certs to es c aad Point greon Mackinac Blaukets, t jury and to grant him a new trial, and for | {Be general annual meeting of the church in | the trustees of the church. to-day were 7,30 bushels good to prime wheat | Stitinge, for mon and bose. We hav + = tag BADMAUFET2AM inches and weigh tw Frounds shows the following: Ist. The errors in | arch next, (meaning Mareh 13, 1%.) Also, OBJECTIONS FILED. at $1.82 to $1.90 4. Wm... Pan eis Oto * 700 pairs 3-point green the charge of the court tothe jury; 24. That the | 0! the prior acts of the session and church, as Previous to being sworn. the railrowl Fish Trape.—The catebings last night were m2-tn 101 Bridge street, Gearz-town. Angelica and Muscatel Wine, per bottle ra defendant has discovered evidence since the | tly set ont in their complaint to the session, | objections to proceeding under the warrant, as | not so large, amounting to Ovly about 20,0000 | emeeeeneeeseeemeee Whisky, five years old “ Se 7 trial material to his defense. and which was — ae ia tog er ee pag vd it —— he tony we ret aa which = herring = 5,000 taylors, he aa increase! the BANKERS. Sweet Catawba Wine, T gallon. Pe “ “ 3 ie 62 oni be n of said session em n their | uot warranted by law. Also, filed a general | pricee to-day to $8 to $9 for herring per thous- 420 paurs 3-point green Ma: ueknown to himself or his counsel until after rpls to the complaint as sustains the previons | objection to the form of oath administeges. dnd $1 per hundred for taylor. = cis SiGe ©. @. OMARE & £0R, Imes sn % .S ~ c counsel for | # tion of the chorch im the attempt to remodel GENERAL MUSSEY OPENED THE CASE, —————_——_———_——————— s : : obe quarter pou! A eadant TT © ASERSOLL, counsel fr | the tenure. Of ite eldership; and thay respect: | stating that the proceeding was to obtain au as- oO Banker, £26-tr 1913 7th street N. W., between Mf and 5 4 A dans Panes ‘The motion will be argued on Monday next. | Tully ask that their case be considered, and | <essmeut of damages sustained by the church ALEXANDRIA. 643 D STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, RIC oe res ees . “that they be heard in connection with the an- | by reason of the location of the track in irontot H ——4 Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- P ICE LIST : nual review of the sessional records of said | the church, by which they claim the edifice has Tee Fisneny.—The receipts of fish at Fish- LECTIO. . ba chai aceargpoce Ponies oi ARRANGEMENTS BaD he ee aation ox | £huFeh; and they further ask that the Presbytery | virtually been Tendered useless. General Mi | town continue to increase, and the market is a TIONG, aud transacte all business conuected ‘me 20rn wwevanr, take such action as in its wisdom it may deem | read the acts of Congress affec ma 01 Ww 6-4 Woolen g the railroad, | little more brisk in consequence of the com- | With Bankir ayt-ly or oa Hears Destin ; st for th intundaae at hori dwelling particularly on the clause that the | Mencement of the country trade, several buy- ‘ nds Linen Thread, standart e nA t 2 mcrting last night of the delegates pa oy nr ademas bier Rn oy ers from Frederick, Md, feing in comperitin | JANMING MOUSE @ROCERIxS — - eral legis! districts: e arra 2 ‘ a = 4 6 rirgi with the hucksters ‘th a ute for celebrating Emancipation day, Chief A long debate ensued, occupying the re- | along the line of 6th street, north of Virginia morning; 115,000 her- J. H. SQUIER & Ce. 706 Yes vier of the afternoon and evening sce | avenue, any damage which may acerte ue | TNg, 10,00 shad, and a fair suprly of peck AUIER ECO. se it . reason of the laying ofthe track.” Hesaid that | Perch have reached here since yesterday's re- agreed upon. The procession will form Teday. they were also there to consider the apprecia- port, the shad selling at from ii to $12 iclana avenue in front of the City Hall at | rye Presbytery reasmemied this morning, at | tion or depreciation of ihe mecerte: hundred, aut the herring at from $7 to $3 p Letra afrod psc bepnbniow ing tenberpear re share | 9 o'clock, at sor. Sunderland's church, on 43 oon ee PHELPS POR THE RAILROAD thousand. The price of rock and perch. to the Capitol, thence up Penasyivania avenue | Steet, nd, after devotional exercises, Rev. Dr. | followed, a te Mth street and through the President's | 3 Marshal John T. Johnson submitted the pro- Standard make, 200 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aT OPP WILLARD'S HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's, a as s yer com, taterest paid on deposits. “1, while calling their attention to | experienced a slight advance. Of the shad 5,200 | Collections made crerewhene: announced the death of Dr. | the daties of juries,an engine passed along | Came here in Capt. Geo. Jones's boat from the De re ete Cae 6 He vite. payable on demand. Pay of of cere to aR, a MeLain, and was appointed to prepare a min- | with the bell ringing. There wasa smile on the lexandria gillers ing near Maryland Point, | the Army cached in advance. npe-tr t Frounds by way of east gate to Georgetown. up | hte for the Presbytery, — Tacesof the counsel for the church, whereupon | of which number 390 were canght by Capt. Geo. | 7 F. BRODHEAD, SOS yards Keatacky Jeane. dante dae wegnerens, Mp Congress to Stol- | "Tne Presbytery then proceeded with the case | Mr. Phillips sald he noticed. that his sieiken | Laycock, and 462 by Gane ia MeKenney on | J, Broker Sands Satinet Wachee 1 wart {0 Washington, down | of the New York avenue church. frierds had raised a window, that the bells | One drift of their nets. No. 939 Penna, ave., Room 9, Washington, D. 0 yards Colored Drilling , Pantree brides te ee een weet fo Fs Over | "Me. Theodore Simpeon, of Georgetown, was | might be plainly heart. “Mr Phillips argued | | Jguryevwen Canrenrens—A meeting of . oT sees Rare yards Bleached Sheetitg ~{treet bridge to the intersection of Coninecti- | in favor of sustaining the acthag of the temion | that the haven etn Tight tothe streeteami | the journeymen carpenters of the city was held | Special attention given to investment secarities. Tarde Withery ditcting cat avenae, down Connecticut avenue to K | “air. Van Doren, o€ Ease Washington on, | cist the law con ne ene strictly, “The | last night in Muir’s building, tor the purpose of | _ Luvites attention to securities bow eflered at prices dozen Cotton Handk . reet, down K to 1ith, up 1ith to M, following | pressed himself in favor of the complainants; | whole of the act under which the proceeding is | devising ways by which the daily wages of that | which will pay 10 to 15 per cent. in amounts and of 2 donen Men's Wool S. BM to 4th; thence to Judiciary squar 43. 8. H. Henderson, of Neilisville, Mu., | instituted refers to grading. They would con. | €!48s of mechanics, ), can be increased. | length of timetosuit investors. Safe, reliable, profit- . qh Motion of Mr. Turner, the sec tend that the damages reterred to by the act | Nineteen were present, of whom B. H. Jenkins Pins eR ekNE them in every respect ¢ * en OR. SUNDERLAND'S ARGUMENT. were those trom alteration of the grade, wascatied to the chair, and G. W. Henry ap- | * Refers by to Lewis Johnson & Co., 17,391 hed Planned Shires doyle ‘under underland had thought much on | The counsel admitted theactsof incorporation | pointed secretary. A comunittee of three, con- | whehi Moses Kelly, Kus Casmier AS Hed Flannel Shirts. Rexas pci reer , and approached it with a proper | of the church and of the company, and that the | Sisting of Messrs. Kleindienst, Killee and tan Bank, Washiny D.C; “ that the commitice” | Sense of the responsibility resting upon the | fee simple of the ground was purchased by Mr. | Chureh, was appointed, to urge upon absentees cond Controller, Washing mended Mr. In Fresbytery. He then read along and abie Nob'e, and by him was conveyed to the tras- | the necessity of being present at the meeting to chit = See * Wool Ho aan if | gument in favor of sustaining the complain- | tees of the church. be hell next Friday night, and another com- “ bree a Wool Hoods et | ants of the New York avenue church, and gave THE TESTIMONY. mittee, also of three, consisting of Messrs Lu- ‘[[H2 NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIO shi aaeiate H story of Presbyterianism both m Europe Mr. C. B. Church was the first witn cas, Hichu, and Killee, was appointed to draft Corns rol 7th aud D sti ) and 3 | America, contending that the principle ot Jue of this propert resolutions to be presented at that meeting.— OPEN FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. Mm. ie. - meall attioees neces | electing officers for limited terms is not sanc track was from £20, Geeeiie, Tas € a a = GectT-ty cHas. DLEY, Cashier. Scinee. sedtion tant tucet a | Honed either by the letter or the spirit of th Od; would not give now over $8,000. (This | | F4 wh en oe tomes, Wattles, | em MA 3 Tay the motion of Mr: Costin’ miata ate, | Hales for the government of the church, aii | was objected to, aud an exception was noted.) | Knox & Co..which was the all-engrosing topic GEEMAY AMERICAS SAVINGS BANK, » Langston on the table: asteed Gee "3 S| that there isno documentary or any other e Regerded the laying of the track ashavingirre- | 00 ‘change ti:is morning, is attributable to the Or ie Posi-Cifcs Department, Ibe. for @2 es Langston on the table; agreed to. dence to prove the legality or valitity of such aly injured the premises as church prop: loss of their Looks at the Union street fire, ani ibs. for ~1 00 . Rott! sadsan sepied oe | elections. The assumption of the defence that fore the track was laid the ground w their conse bility to make available | |, Bask bour p.m. | Satardays open on The for 10 . hey coubl procure the lonngest | the churches have a right to elect their officers 60 to €5 cents per foot. A church th There has not yet been west bald on Dulistibeds wade ent coun for 1 ao Paus, Nos. 3,2, 0 onan. Bagge bate: | for a limited term, or otherwise, as they choose, | this would cost, to build, about $2,000. The a correct estimate of the change ferpishe cans for 1 9 capert pldgrenl | cannot therefore be admitted until there i ground was worth as much per foot now as be he tirm, but the former | JOHN HITZ, President, A. EBERLY, V. Pres’t, Sane for 11 2, 4, and 6 yoarts Seed cock feccek aren teal change in the o1 fore. There was about 8,000 square tect in this int to $17.00, while t W. F MATTINGLY Sec, C_8. PRENTISS,Casb't omtris 2 dren-meter os The ao a — a besa oy Re tot. The congregation eatigew end sed by re from oN to $1,090. v8ly stages . a ork, stated clerk of the G the ranning ns, and the Sand = = . 11 Be cee a cae B- Reevee was selected | and from Chief Justice Drake, of the | been las ir y affected. “ [HE FREEPMAN'S SAVINGS AND bee United States Court of Clai G ; if witness was before the CITY ITEMS Banking House, No. 1507 Pennsylvania avenue, tf. vtrs, 8, andia Mayxvractrrixe E T He closed ly congressional commitice, and 2 2 What le ~ e opposite the Treasury, Cal! st once, as we cannot guarantes the above on ~ Ht. Hall, owner of one year. | ng nh the complaint | heard when the biil was pendin, Fan WooLen v pays, sik PER CEST. INTEREST, Parulleled low prices for any definite length of time ai per © handies ries on the river sterday | tion, ih B ant objected, and Mr. Mas A large variety for gentlemen's wear, to con- | PAYS FOCE PER CENT. on pashan counte ‘0 denen Tin P the P STAIN hat they Proposed to prove that betore the trade, at class erions. ‘Gendde cena 13 dcren th machine shop of Messrs After further discussion on the subj committee X{ ott promised that HH Tmo, 410 4g tcmontharest isswes Certificates of De bearing 6 and 4 per cent. 20 " at the corner of B and tith | Was taken, and the complaint was sus DAMAGES TO PRIVATE PROPERTY WOULD BE ; = : interest, avaitable any where. SLPHONZO YOUNGS & her Kniv sae } the Presbytery PAID FoR. 3 ’ ja ix | BAS BRANCH OFFICES in all large towns and ” NGS & CO,, Hauting Kuty itdfng, 40 by 18 feet, is to bd oe Rit - * va THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON Inthe world | ities of the Seuth and South, Skinning K t shed forward to completion at the earliest | Revs. Dr. Sunderland and Bittenger Mr. Phillips said that if snch an assertion | the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and bye A oe re ey ee a 290d-2en Knives aud Fork analit Ray possible. it is to be of brick, two stories | Ue? Bassett were appointed a ¢” omitime to | was made it was unauthorized. gloomy; bi “oF sorts” with himself and | Open Wednestiay and Sarurday uiehite from 6% +0 $ GROCEKS, Sdoven Pocket Knives day possible. od for a latge turmace capable | UTing ina minute of the PrOCcedings to pi Mr. Garfield said that they had expected that | yorytody Lire is a burden to him. This | o'clock, to receivedepositsonly. Call at the Bank or dup goeen Taper Sew Files, 436 inch. high aan sarang or a latgo farmace capable | on the record, the ‘other side would acknowledge such a | can all be changed by taking Peruvian. Syrap | send et a copy of the Chatter abd By-lnwes Ji8ty oom 7 donen Milt ‘ vi ny class % bs E leche! c :. Tork | P ise, that Si company and a machine shop with lath(s ang au tne Lev. S. 9. Mitchell, pastor of the New York ecg that Scott had said that the compan; I ¥ rotoxile of Iron.) Cases of 2 ars’ i- value of achurch in Pitts- | {no tave been cured byt ne eee ee ds gave it to the congrega- it. ey would do aswell with this | ‘THeng 1s xo ExcesE tor poor Bleenits, Rol { they intended to hold them to | Bread, Griddle Cakes, Muafins, Waities, MASONIO TEMPLE, s GB, 2 H. sears, Niyte ano F sve | avenue chareh, gay Synod. he Presbytery, at clock. ad paid the barg and after: tion, and that “wedern appliances for doing uotice of an appa to the either in frass or iron. Messrs. Pettit & Dripp= have purchased a large lot adjoining the site on whieh this building snow being erec 1 ci gr. JAY Cooke «& co., = BANEERS, STEAMER LINES. 335 dozen Fish Low. : ne i , . IGN EXCHANGE ana Y of : ct letter of the law they would withdraw | when Dooley’s Yeast Powder is used. Grocer BUY SED SELL FOREL ASSENGERS BY ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA BS dozen Be which they propose fo extend their operations the «question, ? seit. 6 | Rec rE AR LETTERS, OF CREDIT Ser PASEXSD aw asens RAILEOAD, 399 dozen ae by erecting another building similar in size and | e,xigary ‘Mr. Phillips said that the church had now re- = — @- -—— ‘Our Drafts on On and after APRIL 24.193, will pe nn and 8 inches design to the one now begun, as soon as thisone NGS. EFC. sorted to law. on. WisTA ip CHERRY BaLsam.—This JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & CO,, eT CITY & $36 dozen Pine-toot Oct is completed and in working order. Thess | tq meeting of the Board of Health Taeslay | Gen. Musvey sald they had not taken thie | Balsamic compound haa become a home ixt ‘LONDON, OMAC FERRY COMPANY = Fentlemen have large contracts for new work | night, Sanitary Inspector Hunter was granted ng until wi 5 a repeated efforts had been | Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted thirty days leave ot absence. f outside of law. to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pul- i SANITARY REPORT. At this point the deed of Noble to the tras- | monary Complaints, make use of this unequaled 7 part of ENGLAND, IRELAND and BOATS, 7th-Street Wharf. their line. and this enterprise in which they have embarked is just what ix needed in this S27” Boats will leave the wharf at 7:15 a.m. and m 2, naen Kine SHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, | 7:l¢p. m.. arrive at 11-45 a.m. and 645 Ww iGTON CITY 8A ANK, arrive ‘a.m. a Pm District, and will no doubt prove a remanera- Dr. Verdi, health officer, reported the num- | tees of the church was read. remedy. It can be relied pon, the mass of Bay Tickets af 663. Penacpivents oe >. 4. tive investment. ten ef. cualt-pen canes cine week Gane TU PAtTOR swoRN. testimony that has been published since its intro- Bay Tickets at 64 nas Ivan ae, oF “is a gay ET i and Ti deaths; nuisances re alec dowen Nerfe'eworn: “Witness came tere | duction, being ainple proof of itseficagy. | PAYS © PER CENT. tnljionap- il megan’ (BAN RRNA Maa iene me = ' ZATION © - B.C. A— rted, %72; abated, 214; dead animals removes, | 11 years ago; took charge of this church; the | pypo vanoin ax: radii ‘commences from date of deposits, Through Passenger connections between Orange, Prevention of Cracity to Animals was held ac | 25:-8nimals impounded—i horses, Gcows, 2hhoge, | coraer stone of which was laid June, 1833. | aintncring Tae trite oe ES olemembe fs Alexandria and Manatees sat Balers ma Ghee r Peper compe gheer pe ge ge j Maarine products inspectod— | Having been ordered to sea in 1863, in orler | Hoarseness will be. agreeably surprised atthe aS ~ =. | Kailroads made only by this line. 326s Sock Oust, ansonted isee, for men 2, shape . 29,250 bunches of fish, 16,600 shad, 68,600 her- | (bat there might no difficulty, veded it - fe . ~ y the Chan ahd re iE. Merritt sooretary yn | FIRES, 2.400 taylors, and 5,700 bushels of opsters; | to the trustees, Witness produced inemorandum | most immediate rellef aflorded by the uso ot PIANOS, &o. J. M, BROADUS,G.T. A. : ‘ the chair, and Mr. H.C. Merritt secretary pro | arine products condemned--284 bunches of | books of his collections and expenditures, from e posed a W. B. GASKINS, Agent, 603 Pa. ave. 2-In poy tem. Several amendments to the bylaws, Wie | Ssh and 73 bushels oysters; unwholesome food | which he made a statement, showing that he CALL AND 88x in operation the most wonder- J F. LUCAS,.1145 7th street n, w., Tunerand JEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL. are of age. at a former mecting. were adopted.. The | condemned—125 mds venison, 9 chickens, 12 | bad raised 314.031, his successor expendel | fully improved Gas Burner of the age, an in- + Regulater of Pianos and Ortans. Or. N ~ it, . 1% Vests, fc oye Ave to ten rears of a Smendments invest the executive committee | birds, oo pounds beef, 12 pounds veal, 20 pours | $4,054.17, and In the last two years about cis)» | eregee o (a) percent: iliaminating power, and 25 | ders xrctved at Thoupeon’s corner ith PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va., Wasa. | ©! S20 Hats. assorved eines and ee maa a ihe Powers of the association. and | chip ‘beet, 5 turkeys, calves, 25 pounds sau- | hal beeu expended, making the total cost tow | percent. leat consumption of gas buraowe buy | Gongrem, Geargeiowe; oud Maratites thane Pe. INGTON ASD GEORGETOWN, D.C. are intended to witalize the latter by increasing | sage. ‘The report was adopted. 000, Witness bonght the ground from Col. | until you see it demonstrated. Onexhibition and | Congress, George packed SAILING DAYs. itsefticiency. Mr. T. F. Gatchel was unaat THE ASH QUESTION. H. Phillip, paying $1,000, and Col. P. was | for sale at the mantle and gas fixture establish- | ‘Sli cen seme a afer Pigr 3, North Wharves, Ph rea mously reelected presilent; N.P. Chipman, J. A communication was read trom Mr. Nichol- | wnerstood to give $1,000. "Since the institution | ment of Hamilton & Pearson, Y. M. C. A. a = Cape SEDNESDAY and SAT- Taber Johnson, Dr.C.C. Cox, Rev. J. C. Smith, " tendent of the garbage gatherers, | of the church ‘there have becu about 30 com- | Building, 9th and D streets: 4,5,e03 wae, Opa Te | From 39 Water street, Georgetown, D.C., TUES- ‘ and Re Batler were lected vice Rem | asking instructions in relation to the duties of | municants, and at present there are about 139. You's Eaviiat Le ALL MUSIONL BST Eu meee, AMP DAY and By AY lee mo Shoes, good quality, pen Pang ne coment, 4. readigy i the garbage men in removing ashes in the city | Since the track was laid they have felt that this ‘owp’s ExTmact cures rheumatism, burna, See . ‘St mons, treasurer. |, T. C. Grey, Dr. U TURD. : i = moat TotRieT cetoarteai This line connects at" Philadel “Ciyde's | 0 Baire Misses’ Shoes, good quality, assori by @.L.W 2 BRO..¢20 lth street west, near | fron Line 5 Gomme share =, Buston — 324 pairs Children’s Shoes, good quality, a-sortes Py ey e 5 fates. “No. w CLYDE s CO pease ser P- of C 9 £00 pounds Fobaece, Ping. ne .. Ali the above gacds must be del mace 80 ted . Sucking Tobacco. ee er atzen, ered in Bow rie) vie i RO ma: TASC SS Cone hia” | Zork, Philadelphia’ or Boston by the Istday “Juv it ARR | WasnivoToR, sonra poston, ams ‘BOSTO: Aiso, the following Blankets, which will be r: Shei e "Newel Store: O38 Fe ROVIDENOR MM. AMD | dined to be dclivercd uy the ay of August nex SSi brenue, "Aen » DINE Shh corner seen ; - 7 Georgetown. Mr. Marbu wed that they | Was not their permanent home, and have been | Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains, G-S. Palmer. Allison Nailor, jr. William B. fem ner topo mr dco ‘sehen auth relyi = ths pemolaes of ME. Scott. [This | Scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, ‘colic, Keed, H. H. Doubleday, dobn T- Lighter, John | otner arrangements are made; agreed to. was objected to.) The property is absolutely | !ameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, H. King, H.C. Merritt, executive committee. ALLEGED UNSAFE BUILDINGS. destroyed as church property; the attendance | hoarseness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, ete. One of the amendments adopted Jast night | Dr. Verdi submitted resolutions, which were | of the congregation and schoé! has diminished, | Pond’s Extract differs from all other advertised makes the president and secretary of the aso- | adopted, that the frame houses belonging to | of the latter ‘tally firty percent. It is not the | Preparations in the fact that it is a standard ciatlon-members ¢x officio of the executive com- | Wi, Kiley, and situated on E street, between | passage of —— 9th and i ‘ only, but they have their | Medicine, treated of in medical writings, and un- | ponies, (their éngines,) which pom and | known to be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf conaoe mado sey yrs . 4 limb, | do soon as this fury completes ttatabor ee VLD) ~ re a safe condition and dangerous to life and limb, | down.’ As 8 rs § pte ban item pide om te soigecvot | ehaetme Se herahy declare, 5 nuiean; sv | sd dey aot ee damages, ths copersdaton i | tulncwor Bingars Sevicg Matias” ™*i3" | Sa kit Fig Sertepuiee eipte THEATRES pees it moral ic works , the churel vi is pl EIR edie: will bet vo bool fund, (dated yesterday,) in which he requested to cance the bame tebe torn down, | labexs for ‘twenty years will go for naught. He | Soump PET be: indispensable to health | @|CHOMACKEE & C0."S PLANOS. at ery MO} Also, that the two brick houses belon, to | bad frequently had to cease in his sermon or | and of: come from far ‘ioe a Soninn henses tank or Wa, Masters, and situated at the nofthwest prayers, owing to the noise, and in warm | snd near to Yst Dr. White, the well-known Washington are incorrect, as will appear by the | CMe? of 9th and H streets southwest, being in | weather the church i8 filled with smeke from podist, No. 535 15th street, opposite the PHILADELPBIA -m., at River GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Ling for we “4 4 weigh Bre and one “care of the quarter pounds. an unsafe condition and dangerous to life and | the passing engines and from those in the yard | Treasury, for rellef from corns, bad hails., &c.. | ‘These instruments, which,on account of thetr ew eee 1,50 pairs 3-poimt scarlet Mack nikots, following extracts from the heey = is omice: | limb, the same are hereb: datinacd 2, unisance, | on the opposite side of the street. {This was | and advice as to suitable thoes nf peflority over ail otbiere, have in afew 3: ~ pecan ake ome aad ‘measure G72 inchess and “weighs Bane ire ate into the treasury of the Wistrict t | and that the honorable of public works | objected to.} He had come near being killed on | gy A a “4 ome the most popular here, ag well as al int dih-atreet what Bounds, ton realestate amount to ube sum of Busia. | Be Peatested to be ee ere Re Dea oot iB. Pearson.=Witness is a member and | Selebrated Busaat Patterns a Mat Clas, | lowing low prices: > 1a now for the fol! Deane cornce eet ete ire 120 eoenre bbuss inches, sea eteh oe ee t Ceo -— ——-e ——_ r. 4 — er and a z ; a 5 . ave. ve ‘The payments made in accordance with appro- | Uxrrep WorkISGMEN Ov THE CouNTRY— | trustee of the church; also superintendent. of Barum’s hoopekirt and corset factory, 7th stroet. 3 aR PEE GE frm oe to oars. ad lg Ty ake te Pr of the legislative aseombly ouaconint | «Ciarping Hands” Against the Oppression of | the Sabbath school. ‘Think the laying of the telligencer ing. GRAND PIANOS trom $86 to 91 A ig " oe pm Let por meager aagronng including | Menopolics—The national executive committee | track had injuriously affected the schuol. Tie Tuxrwomerens and are repsired | _,Fertons who wish to save from $100 to $300 12 pat ‘ —_ 2,480 paire-polat Toitgs btae Mackinac Blank schools, and for aon conte: of the United Workingmen of America met | asual attendance has been about 100; since the | gud male meme ao Hempler, near 4 street, | chasing the instrument out, are invited to cal measure Gaz inches and weigh cigh for by the Iate corporation of Washington from | ‘Tuesday night. It is composed of one member | laying of the track it has decreased to about #). a | re compare for themselves. Pinion for rent. Pisnce | THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAR ae. the origin of the District government to the Ist | for each state and territory. Senator Pool, of | It is the running oftrains which interrupts = a. tuning ou< Robatring properly attende: BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, sno paireis point indigo vine Mackinac Blanket instant amoant to the sum of 85; 6-0: of this | North Carolina, presided, with Colonel Fisk, of | school. The chureh hax not been offered Yor “in6-tr Be Pee A eente — inches, end weigh o the sum of $155,615.77 has been paid since July | yy, ul Colonel A. E. Red- | sale by the congregation or the trustees. A » a8 Secretary, #1 stone, of California, corresponding secretat De graye was made by Mr. Noble to Mr. atTios ov rug | The report from the committee on printing | Scott to take the church and givethem another | | Showed that several thousand | om geaocd doeu- | location. iLL ENADE 2 Co. SETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, 350 F irs 2-point indigo blue Mackinac B! ank: Won, Serae ea Perea ae CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. hh ~ ee eat eleai Pim Tstrosvente hat The pabiie ton FROM NEW YORK. atts Sons oF Tewrerance.—. ed the 4 ; 2 P a | Te wilt pay ens « Washingto: ve members of the Sons of Temperance was Tehographed forme for ceartens San ner of | | The case was still In progress when our ro- | Man pPaycn pine from aly part of Washington cats, and upon thelr exeelience Be ent at Masonic Temple by Deputy F- Mt. | sions. had been provided, and that the demand | °” ~ -20e- — thd Lctrecte (near Beran Wenner eetwenn | Stheined (em cnvarchased pre-sminenod 5 Bradiey, and by authority of the national di- . : 2 : ou — vision, for the pur of reorganizing the or- | fF the same already received would evidently | | S@A California newspaper writer has been 3 i ie cupi i the supply. Speaker Biaine was the | hearing the “frogs croak in the silent etuer er in this District. Mr. Bradley occu the Soot liberal pk ay yale pe veeee | biue. ot the cause were jaate by C.W. Denteonyater, | Fead trom the organized movement of the | " gg-Judge Tappan, of Brookiyn, decided yes- L. Kidwell, J. L. H. Winfield, Dr. Walsh, T. c. | 28ticulturists in western states, assuring | terday that Mrs. Berens, the witness in the = - HL . ox A, | €&fBestness of the people as against the oppres- | Goodrich case, should be discharged an herown a Ceti ry a and Pengo | recognizance and surety of $1,000. ——_— th Fommii »poi ands" for the prac work that come | g9-Mr. James Smith, an Australian journal- ; zt pubic meetings in various parte of the | 12 the frat great efort to secure more just and | it has” Fecelved a apititual communication | Read our Spring Inducements. . “ M jitable jegistation, &e. . John Tyler, of “ lack as a eity and organize subordinate divisions, Sladen wes easel. cain ny erzGi | that the world is to be ‘burned as black as a have Deen airarded sisty-dive. gold end aieor matee ‘Steamers markza thas SQUARE PIANOS have (sci? aew andingeves | gee fetoming WEDNESDAY gpd BATUR- OW iiltum MeCsmmou's PES NOS and PIANOS ane Bat trom Wow ork, Pe Te ORGA for aud ren! CHEN BACH’S, ve Paris, $15, ‘additional. 4 mba decl(-tt Piano Warerooms, 423 Lith strect. Tans Qits old. ok : shall be designated ‘mar : currency ach sampic, corresponding vith wmarks Pe Will do THe west cee Tr and all parts of 2% lowest, ne ‘The prices must be given without any mod. feats forgotten toast by a wave of fire” within a year. or. mmodiiicateun ehateves A Sap Arran <gathlent of the readinies of the great maamesof | Erne people of Tiverton, It I. got tired of Ger points Tight will be reserved to require @ greater —s. for protection against the great public evils of a feensio, reed. Sulgmaiasee in one nda $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 oon = x mot excerding 25 cen to a hamicart, thrown out upon oue | the times. = oa There is certainly no better place in the city than int Belding ne pone Mths ripht will bereocrsed vol or ail pr: uare: tt oa . Rear Estate Saces.—Green & William: phs resulting from povie-ly HAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. pr Gocmed for the tu. =— po cen shaken, and otherwise ma‘treated | suctioneers, have recently sold the following :— arg Iron Works will be > BcHOE LINE ETEANELS SC eee ‘ All of lot numbered 213, in Giibert’s reeorded | found an asyinm for orphans, according to the Dene a Oe tee ae eta oak ta New OF- | subdivision of square numbered 675, with im- | previtions of the will of the late Thaddeus & 1 of this city innocently copies this morning. | Brovements thereom, being an synfinished brick Stevens. ie peeyeate Bruseilx carpet is generally dragged oat and | 'welling-house, fronting on My: * 4 877A gentleman jas successfully METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE, jor contract will be re- ‘ ‘and | packed aid ‘matked fur ship. 312 7th street, where, if you invest a dollar, you az © ment hurge for cases or baling white may rest assured you alieays receive the Sull value of Griginal peckagee nc csrdiua to ditwctias Ot 8 warehouse to be designate! int! '‘& Holden, for £2,100; lot 217, in same for, tor, your money, and where a saving of 25 to 30 cents o1 re cl Feceivesd, beater: shout this time of year, but vot always | Seavey & Roberti Ward, with, inaprortsems | eerelee of Gad cautice: tecest hens éonts $10. | the dollar ie guaranteed to you, without the dra prim Beart of Inilan s0 carl@as on April-fool day. enc Synge ma Buite only gi, swindler, lary, arrested atllion, N.Y. He was, ching when arrested. 7 <n President. an: — Hoty Tavrspay.—To-day being Holy Thurs- | Sauare. with eae for $2,000; all ful, that it has become. vata task of entmeraticg day the services in the Catholic and placopal 1 te evThe Rev. V: Moyle, a clergyman of & vi churches were very impremive, and attenicd | ground situate and iyi the church of E: . has been sentenced in by. large congregations. Ta” the, Catholic | ‘mgton, known and ‘ork, seven ’ ment churches the organ and ringing of the bells | “ware No. 471, and pO Si wa teins OF , to were hushed to-day. and will not be resumed | Tights and pri which he pleaded 4 until Saturday. ‘The services oCto-day and to; — es Morrow commemorative 2 passion dieath of our Blessed Lord are very caléasn. Hass: HAMS!! HAMS!!! ehanti: of the Tenebrae, a mest impres- ‘ Bre mrvice. will be held,and appropriate ser- Read what the great Philanthropist, GEO. PEA- ‘mons we BODY, said about these celebrated Hame: earns Dr Mrcimza met 1841. tstaight te aks medeuren for giving» greed S. DAVIS, rs Raltin device Easter weak Cope Keng ot CELEBRATED “DIAMOND” the committee, reported that the boilding could be obtaimed, and prelimmary arrang: ments for the ball were made. A com- mittee of eleven: ‘Was appointed to make nL rad ne es for its purpose the mutual benefit of the militia Of the a ‘of fish to- them, at HH i : favorable <a ‘one tst street, 4 ean : F southwest; @7- Pennsylvania a Leyes e— wae J iigcors, ke. ee. i ie the ‘local option” act. a8" SB, W. cosmex jd and B streets.