Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1873, Page 4

ee ee _EVENING STAR. yRIDLY as7%. | City Presbytery PROCEEDINGS OF THE CLOSING © At the afternoon session of the Washington in the First Church, (44 The Washington City Presbytery. "| ' = t,) yesterday, the resignation of Mr. J. V. | Ai Shichio, tressure?, was’ accepted. wud Mr. LOCAL NEWS. W. H. Tenny was chosen in his piace. Mr. ——@— Noorse, from JF.€ Condensed Locnis. : Parker send as Harper's Weekly for April ‘The <cheols of Washington and Georgetown repert clone od to day until Tuesday next | #0 and The vestry of the Church of the Ascension bave enga the Arion (Quartette Club, to fill the vacancy in a THE COMMITTEE ON MISSIONS, states that the Sunda: the attendance 75. me missions sobmitted a repert. In regard to the mission on sch street, between F and G northeast, the school numbers ey recominend in the counties of Fairfax ee William se ae fh | \a., be asked of the board of ho: tette choir. New York, and that the appropriation for Gu th district republican club have per- | !*y church de asked to the amount oe ere. = dail the necessary arrangements for par- | committee he an a a ticipating in the emancipation celebration on | ‘heir numbers, beg to nominate follow. the i6th inst. ‘The superintendent of streets has been di- rected to take out the pump on the south side ef Mount Vernen Place, between 7th and 8th | street northwest, and fill up the weil. The tugboat Johnson Brothers towed the steamer E. ©. Knight f Ge m to the navy yard yesterday for repairs sustained in the collision with the schooner J. B. Ward on her upward tripom Friday night last when off In- Gian Head. as reported in Tax Star. ‘The trustees of the Memorial English Luth- rap Church yesterday fled in the office of the Recorder of moceting it was resolved to change the name of the church to-The Memorial Evangelical Luth- eran Chureb. Mr. Thomas G. Warren, a former resident of this city, died yesterday morning at Millville, J.,in bis @th year. He was tailor, and some years wasemp’oyed as foreman of Mr. . J. Steer, and dusing the war he was a mes- serger in the War Department. Prof. R. T. Greener, of the Sumner Schoo! building, has accepted an invitation tendered him by the reception committee of the emanci- pation convention to deliver the oration on the Sccasion of the celebration on the 1sth inst. of ot or late war was held |, t 10 10th street northwest. A com- anitree, consisting of Captains Harrover. Hagan, Fisher, MeGraw,and Lieut. Cham. pointed to draft @ constitution. jebrew Passover commences this even aml will continue for ch time none wh ‘will eat leaven bi two | The two first and the st days will be more strictly observed ; Chas. New York avenue church; D. Bassett ehureh; Eller Leec! 3 W. Se ee from ly ehurch. The report was receiv Dr. is a certificate that at a late | whic! the action of said chur the eldersbip is to be made henceforth of a term limited rather than for life, as always hereto- fore in said church, the Presbytery, served all constitutional ste; large majority of humbly require the session of said church to reverse their own action in the premises, to clare the action complained of, whether it regarded as the action of the session or of the ebureh and eongre; itional members: M. B. Mayticld, trom fee: Bailey, from eharch: bmitted the followi: » from on . B. Patch was taken under care of the fo ap ae , from the special committee ON THE OVERTURES FROM THE ASSEMBLY, ich was adopted that the only way by ing, yt believing the office of a gospel ive their decision in ap ‘ition to the minutes in the negative; adopted. ROTARY ELDERSHIP. it was adopted, as follows: said session in — lai tion, or of any and 1 15 of the form of go" ernment to this effect, and that the presbyter answer the overture of the assembly on page ! aving required in such minister cat be taken away is by deposition for immorali incapacity, woukl of favor Dr. Sunderland, from the special committee to prepare a minute to the Assembly, reported the same, and : In the matter of the complaint of certain members of the New York avenue churc! against the session of said church for the with and approving of by which service i action e in ob all vo- than the others. gether, null and void, and that the eklerselected A correspondent writes that “some scurvy, | ¥ the new wo peo os gre a ‘Worthless villain on Saturday night wantonly | Church be 5 — = only oP i mutilated nearly every tree just planted on the | Members until suc! eae eee may Be — worth side of F street, between 20th ist | elected and ordained or installed, and that the northeast. A reward should be otiered for the n of said church and the chureh itself be m of this destroyer of the public wing officers of the alumni tional lege were elected last ui, John M. D., president, Drs. G. P. Fenwick, Ashford, and J. K.P. Gleeson, vice presi- D., recording secre- E. M. Schaetter, M. 1)., corresponding tary, Richard Joseph, M. D., treasurer. Chicago papers report that Mr. Wilmer . plumber and gas fitter, formerly of gion hasbeen made a victim of misplaced deace by his book- keeper *‘Dean Richmont bester,” formerly of New York, who disap- | dents, Wm. T. Ramsey tary peared caking with him several hundred dollars | ACTivN OF THE COLORKD SCHOOL TRUS ineash. and leaving th ts of the firmina ie of the toaed condition so unsettied are entertained] A svecial meeting of the board of t agence colored schools was held last ni report from mn recom ? SALes or Rear Fstat executed a deed to the * Harewood. ton the south, grounds. The Wheeler acres of land gra on the river, below | £1 Ml to Mr. F. land lying n tween the P eeapeake and ap Sw Bridge stree re for 812.5 fi Judge Wrile, rece divorce aleth Pérry’ from matrimony Daniel P 4 commenced the hus! bab charging her with er: i Bill ‘charging cruelty, ty; y sustaining her granted her. ainst Addie 1. im Novembe ni ift-treatmen norder réstraiuing ber from sel rniture. her case was that of James who asked a divorce from Caroline P 110 whom he was married De 1857, and who he charges with” having deserted him a w after marriage. eu, Tre Miitary Batt tx THe Ivaverra- Tien Brtiprne.—At a meeting of the officers of the different military organizations last 3 to take further action for the grand balltotike ad im the Inauguration ball building on hursiay, April 2ith, the chairman, 0. Duty, reported that the ball building had be secured. The following commit! Executive committee—Capt. 0. ¥, Col. W. G. Moore, Capt. D. MeUathra 1. Kt pt. Cook, Capt. W. DeMott, tarkweather, Capt. Gleason, Capt. K. Hanneman, Capt. i Patterson. t the A —Capts. Dutly aud DeMort Lieut. Summay. Printing—Capt. Stark- eather atul Lieut. Thompson and O'Meara. The price of tickets bas been placed at SI, ad- pitting a gentl mek Las —.—_—. Prerrre Sare.—By reference to the alver- tisement elsewhere it will be seen that the spring sale of pictures by our local artists will take place at the auction rooms of Messrs. Lati- mer & Cleary on Wednesday evening next. ‘This «ale will atford our citizens an excellent opportunity to secure picturesof familiar scenes | jg aml subjects, trom the easels of gentlemen are known to be artists of merit and stand: zg, ‘and which always have a value above that pos- fesseci by representations of strange places sid things by the hands of persons in whom no per- sonal interest Of the pictures them- selves, we may have something further to say once they are placed on view, but in the me time we hope such interest may be felt in subject as will secure a large attend est tha! OD FRIDAY.— To-day i t sclemn day of the year in the observance Catholic, »pal and Lutheran » commemorative of the crucifixion of ur. The services in all of these es this morning were very impressive, ttemdance was very large. In most churches to-night the office of Will be sung, and sermons on the Passion and Death of our Blessed Lord di ered. ‘To-morrow is Holy Saturday. ciosing Good Friday, the Sd ter’ the: the solemn season of Lent —_o—_—_. Masowre Nores.—Mr. Taxter was Present 1, by Har- iwitha Past Master last Nuedte M | demanded their reconsidera The Chair stated that as the ques raised as to the legality of repealing an act of the former board, ke had through the Gover requested the opinion of the attorney of Distri Mr. Wm. A. Cook, attorney for the District, savs in his opinion that the trustees of colored schools cannot expend any part of the mon-y ay ed by the Legislative Assembly ex t for educational purposes, without vioiatin: terday between two brothers and “ Sparrow,” before “going in. required henceforth to adhere to the former doctrine and practice of this church until such time as the constitution of the ehureh shall be so amended by overture sen ries as to make a plai the term-service principle. pro’ ELECTION OF DELEGATES. Rey. Messrs. Henderson and Bereh were elected as delegates, and Brothers Logan and Mason as alternates; Messrs. Parks and Gari- ner as elders, and Messrs. Smith and Bassett as | alternates, to the neral Assembly. ~ The Sumuer Portrait Business, iz i ertain school struetar Was authorized to make the r d to. . Lewis then read ‘A SERIES OF TY ring that every n antly spurns as false any titude or hostility towards ether covert cs, | had not existed as to the legality of the * | board’s proc ings in this matter, the nh of the hools in| any steps ha n of honor and respect to umner, withor necessitating a & proof of their sinceri ¥ pledge t to int lan that w asa d aner sche ty ate and ca ecoration ated, and that, too, w arse to y for educational purposes: e of three me pent. e unani usly adopted. he resignat ion of Miss Gharlo L. P e APPROPRIATIO of Columbia on this point. act of Congress creating the present He further says that its use fo any to the presbyte- n for election in m by the pre: ng tor their obje Wa ¢ funds intrusted to epaira ¥ 5 bers b ze this plan at the carlie complimentary to Mr. Sumner every inember of the board the resolutions FP DISTRICT ATTORNEY COOK ON THE had been tor gos: ernment of the District, and the act of the Legislative Assembly making the appropria- tion. object, however meritorio be entirely unjustifiable, and that it was, there- fore, a mistake on the part of the old board to attempt to apply five hundred dollars of the school funds for a portrait of Hon. Charles Sumner, and the present board acted wisely in promptly correcting the error. ——~——— How Gipsies Settle Their Difticattics, other » would A FIGHT BROKEN UP BY THE POLICE. difficulty occurred in the renew: quarrel, and this resulted in STRIPPING TO THE WAIST the had three boys, and they “ALL HAD A BIT OF BIGHT IN EM.” ing on vals durin, y did’ not is absence. He ave as ordered, and one of pretty full of liquor, said they would “GO WHERE THEY D—— PLRasep.” th of whom married daugl- ters of ‘old Mother Riley,” who has charge of aband. The quarrel resulted in a set fight, ac- cording to the rules of the ring. It seems that on Wednesday evening seven additional bands came into camp, some from Vir; Maryland and one from Florida, and that in the jollification at meeting after an absence of several months, someof them got liquor at Fox’s Piney Branch tavern. and among them th two brothers, who, after drinkin, nia, some from ed an ticutts, each This was in front of the Piney Branch tavern, and during the great- xcitement, Officer Rains appeared on the This was just asthe younger of the two was getting the Worst of it. The officer or- dered the ies to pack up and leave, and they at suse eommentea. hitch up ‘their horses, and the officer left. ‘The father of the two boys said with an air of pride to the officer On going his afternoon rounds, Mr. Rains was astonished to tind the whole camp at the same place he had left it in the morning, and to learn that the quarrel had been at in- adked thems why them, The officer reported the facts to Sergeant Redway, who went to Mr. Shoemaker, the owner of the tavern, and ascertained that he had given them no leave to remain ther geant Kedway then went to see Mr. Fit agent of the property ou which their camp is located, on the Pines branch road, and got order from him to remove them, and this morn ing Lieut. Johnson detailed a squad of mounted er= , the . > men to proceed to the camp, and the gipsies With a haniaome Pactuasters Tew bai | were started off towards Maryland, making al - 8. Thomp-on made the presentation speech, ther datsa wainewane Souk the recipient responded very happily. | O14 Crabtree told the obloars aeak they ose Croty, took of a grand banquet last wood House. cottish ‘Kite, par- bt at the Kirk- ae a Tuy Porree Commisstoxens met yestenlay evening. and a resolution was ad at no Bew or additional Heense to seli intoxic liquors, im drapk ou the premises where said, wiil be proved by this board before the ist day of vember next.” Officer Samuel P. Hineline having served on the force 60 days was ordered to be com missione: = — Trost wre FA to hear Kabenstein, Wien- lawski and Theo. Thomas, with his maguificent e@rebesira, will omit a duty incumben each lever ef the art of music. There mere power! ni combination and array of tatent ng less quantities than one pint, to be ape went to law abou The last party ne at $700. —e—___ EXTENSION OF THE CariTo. GRrouNDs—Sile of Buildings on Square 687 Cleary com: it the never eir differences, and they might just as well let them fight it out there, as they were bound to de it somewhere. Tiey persistently dectined to divulge the quarrel, but said it was an old difference. that arrivedthere had some ver; of them, a fast trotter, vaiu the nature of in the worl! to-day than this organization. On Monday am! Tueslay fygnings and Wednesday afternoon of next week they perform. 2 ‘or ai. bal Easree Deticactes.—By reference to the | jot 12 to Stephen Wailes at 800; on lot 16 to J, advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that Mr. | C. Baum for on lot 18 to A. Campbell for B. F- Hunt will have at hisstalls, Nos. 566, 567. | =325; on lot 6 to G. W. Kirk for $350; on lot 23 and 56> Center i ormeren Svan to N. fay agg Sete ag A? Sper choice jamb man from on Spring pa A ET, ‘And | street, to the Ween etn and Georgetown rail- advanced upon at an average jum of Eprror St. that money-order offices are m other cities a and in Wash- Oe Butt, the eminent viglivist, known to not the post. | all in the land, wilf perform on Wednesday the thousands eer, eae ee, wack, Linasll of workmen and operatives who are compelled troupe come well to work eight hours a day? the press. Keseryed seats at Metzerott’s. 7 . Alexandria Fish Market, Quotations of new fish for this day, furnished by George W. Harrison & Co., wholesale deal- bac ec fish, Nos. 42 74 street, 50, 51, 56 fish wharves, Alexandria, \ a. Shad, fresh, per peng Sine to bed Potomac family, <5 S100 to 7 Economy fons: (Delawart.j per eet, Biker, Herring, fresi, per thousand, $7.00 to $7.50; Potomac, No. 1," per bbl., $6.00 to 87.00; Poto- Mac, family, (roe,) per bbl, $5.00; Potomac, family, per haif bbl, $4.50; Labrador, ; | per bbi., extra, $5.50; Portland gibbed, per bbl, | $4.00 to $5.00; Bay of Island, No. 1, (new,) $5.00; do., family mess, $6.00; Lake herring, Chicago, exiza, $5.75; St. John’s alewives, $5.00. Shad and herring on the increase; arriving % $11,500 AGAINST THE B. AND P. RAILROAD COMPANY. Yesterday, aiter our report closed of the case of the 6th street Presbyterian church against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company, before a jury to assess damages alleged to have been caused by the running of trains on 6th street— Rev. W. B. Evans (formerly of the board of trustees of public schools) testified that the basement of church had been rented by the trustees, but that they had to give it up, as it was —— to have childrenso near the rail- road track. Dr. Noble was recalled, and testified that fu- neral services in his church had been greatly interrupted by the passing trains. Witness pro- duced copies of letters addressed to Col. Thos. Scott and J.N. DuBarry, together with their replies, stating that the company declined to purchase the property, or purchase another church for the congregation. Rey. O. A. Barthvlomew and Geo. W. Gooda!! were sworn, and thought that the charch could not be replaced for less than £40,000. Mr. Norton testitied that the congregation numbered about 175 a year ago, and the construction of the railroad it number ST. or one-half. ‘This closed the testimony TESTIMONY FOR T: The first witness for the r Keones, whe testi agent, employed by the raitroad company; had purchased several pieces of ground near the railroad depot; people generally had asked more fortheir property when they understood that the railroad was to be placed near it; thought that the property had greatly increased by the laying of the track; would give $15,000 for the church now, and thought if it was put on the market it would bring from eighteen to twenty- thousand dollars. K. J. Collins, assessor of the 17th district, tes- tified that he had advanced the. assessment of property since the construction of the railroad: ad never had any complaints that property depreciated since the laying of the railroad trac! Mr. E. L. DuBarry, superintendent of the railroad, testificd that there was no train pass- ing the church on Sunday from 11:1 Sp. m.; the switch or regulating engine goes t the depot in the morning and does not return until all the trains are put away; the bells are rung because the city nance requires it. VERDICT FOR THE CHURCH. This closed the te: ment the jury yx diet, and” after ed to make up their ver- few hour's deliberation ‘The railroad will carry the case to the Cirenit Court to obt onstruction of the law, and will eventually go to the Supreme Court of the United States. PART oF THE CAPITOL Gr opened at the office of the a tol yesterday for paying with granit unt the Capitol grounds fi to New Jersey avenue, as follow: G. Wilson, ) per superticial ygr Neitzy & Co., $3.40; David Neitzy Adams, $3.15; Murdock & Glenn, wond Granite Company ; Andrew Glea A 9; Andrew Gle: W. OH. Hue: pmas Lucas & C : Hugh Magint funter T zx avid Thomas, h, 2.85, Charle Daniel Edn r, Atchison & <1. Statforil, P. Murphy, R. Morgan, N.B. Harrison, George B. Abra io. A, Rothwell A. Bartiett, 32.85, H. J. MeLaughiin, Mr. Clarke announced that he would’ render his degision in a few days. River Fron rrivals at Riley's wharf to day :—Schooner Ben. Stokeley, Porter, Sau!<- bury, Md., lumber for Cottrell & Co.; sloop Blue Bell, Adams, oysters for market. Sailed — Sehooner’ Blaggie, Myers, Havre-de-Gra: light; schooner Pearl, Williams, Gavre-« irace, light; schooner Showell, Field, San! The price of oysters ‘at this fifty cents per bushe THE CIRCUIT COURT, the case of Fox damages. mn t. Potter, (reply al damages, red States agt. Lam- on bond of Lammond for aden 40 nd in the settlement of his acconn:s Ursing officer of the Interior department, wis Messrs. Fisher and Hurringtou for the +s f. and Gillett and Fenda t. The 4p in this om plain UH to procure aud introduce certain. books a evi. dence. POLICE COURT, Judes Snell —~To-day, Lewis Johuson, assault and battery on @aut Hatchine 1, both cok’red; $20. James Riley. larceny of a brass coal hod; $10,” Basil Smith, agsoult and battery on Annie Suioe orze Brown, profanity on Pennsylvania avenu: Fred Key, game charce; K 3. John Brown, disorderiy asement, Where he flourished a fined $10,'or sixty days in the w. ‘ La Roche, profanity; $3. Jow owen forfeited $5 collateral on a cherge of di- derly conduct, GEORGETOWN. A May’s Leo Broken by THE FALL or a Wa t.—About 10 o'clock this morning, a col- ored man named Jos. Moore had his leg broken by the fall of @ foundation wall of a house on Dumbarton street, near Monroe street. The wall had been undermined by the excavation for the improvement of the street. He was taken to his home, on 7th street, assisted by Officer Banks, and Dr. Peter was called m aad set the limb. Tue Coat Trape.—The coal trade for the past week has not been as brisk as anticipated. Some of the companies have just commenced to load, and the boatmen complain bitterly of the condition of the canal, The receipts this week by the New Central Company were 3,00 tons: George’s Creek Company, 400 tons; Bor- den Mining = y, 3,500 tons; Ray’s docks, 1,100 tons; Consolidation Company, 1,369 tons. The shipments were:—By the New’ Central Company, 5,000 tons; George's Creek Company, 800 tons; Borden Mining Company, 2,300 tous, Ray’s docks, 800 tons; and the Consolidation Company, 1,178 tons. Grain Trape.—There were no sales on “change to-day, and the only ar of grain up to noon was the canal boat Re: With al ed Eye N. 606 bushels wheat to J. G. Waters, River News.—The steamer Geo. H. Stout arrived to-day from Philadelphia with a esrzo of general merchandise; also, the Express, from Baltimore, with miscellancous fr and the sehr. Emily arrived from Norfolk wi 15,000 feet of flooring and 20 bbls. tar to Whe ley Bros. Fish WHarr.—The receipts of #1) at tye fish wharf to-day were 25,000 ‘+ hich sold at #8a9 per thousand, and auc. lors, which brought #1 per hundred. have been an unusually large number of lors caught here this season. and very few siail, only 150 shad being received to-day FReperick (Mp.) Wire } The trial of Adam G, Ricketts, of Frederick he agg 6 der of his wife, “J shooting her, on the 22d of October, 1872, Which was begun in the cirenit court at Frederick city on Tuesday morning, closed at 11:15 o'clock last night, the jury ren- — a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree. corer noe entnitiog toner ae give more votes for prohibition ticket than at first telegraphed, and these, with other stignt changes, cut down Ingersoll’s majority to 1,299, Full returns to the secretary of state wi likely reduce his majority sligntigg. ie wey AN INDIAN Wan Tueeatexep.—The Law- rerce (Kansas) Journal learns that the Kiowas, Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians are pre ng for war, and that the government is rei ng all the forts in western Kansas and south of section. — Tue EPizooric is prevailing in Mexico in virulent form. Many tattle: have died, a the price of provisions has been materially in- creased in the capital by the panic occasioned thereby. — ; Mrs. Meyers still remains in prison, in New York, not having yet furnished ami foo het a Gooitieh case, ‘The tuquest will be resumed this evening, whea a verdict wl be reget, scduction of one ot ths intiecs dante the cause. Samuels gave himself up. } barked at Cattt yertehdey or Cuba ae oo aaa ee sunerivania legislature has ad- oP NRe ese ert itera, Crops eae stave ns convention is to be 7 Baltimore owes reduce the amount so 000/055 thin yen et S27 Chickens are on duty and duy mak- in, varations for Faster, a food ea lay tor a chicken, "Brodsciaca : GROCERS. Pprecr: | KECEIVED DIKECT | from the Mins in VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. Will veil Co families 30 cont per barrel lest thar usual prices | RAILROADS, CITY ITEMS. Bae ee 3 an Easter Hats.—An elegant assortment of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ at moderate prices. Carter & Co., 421 9th street, opposite ¥.M.C. A. Use Doorry's Yeast Pownen if you relish light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry. Sc.” Your grocer sells it. Full weight and strength. 6 TRE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON the workd is OF Tit 3 TOTAL ABSTINENCE ONGTESRVOLENT SOCIETY. FORREST HALL. FASTER MONDAY, APRIL Lér, 1573. Tickets, admitting a gent and Indies. $B. all-2t” EADY FOR THE SPRING TR«DE_ corps of first class workmen G With Prices of SUGARS and TEAS ali ked down. a has rn Magra Eco A et ea ied of the best forciga apd donee: cxeceee: ae © everybody else. Life ia a burden to him. This | ~'°#* &¢- oe oe Reeoton. 4 NE, can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup | LADIES’ AND G: ATS SPRING AND SUMMER | just received from Pleasant Valley Wine Company (a protoxide of Iron.) Cases of 27 years’ stand- WES NG APPAREL, O24 gallon. {ng have been cured by it: 6 Fr a a WHEATLEY, 5. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, Tuene 1s xo ExcUSE Tor poor Bisenits, Rolls, | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOOR- | _mwa:t8 hetween 7th and Mh streete, » Hanover and Belay. Bread, Griddle Cakes, M afties, &e. Ly WORKS. 18 p.m. will iu at Jomeup's Out, and the C, 5 OHARE & son, Penne Crosm Wholesale and Retat!l Grocers, when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. Grocers ESTABLISHED 1831. Premium Prca O 197. = * sell it. Office 4 pg &., Georgetown, DO Box 72 . Dr. Wistar’s WILp CHERRY BALsaw.—This 1213 Seventa Street Northwest, between Mand N ~ Palsenale com ay _— me tixture. PoTatogs: POTATOES |! Leave ot 1:09 p.m = SORTOLE. Let all who su: , and have in atter — 9 to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pal- | 7220, hard EARLY ROSE and TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Foe ale PaaTs oF THE Wet. - monary Complaints, make use of ths unequalled pt ig fe ager a oe Japan Tea, goat, We; choice, We; very foe, 9 | a Tiand Se tee pee ae Soran até re . Mass 5 5 5 a end 8: festimomy omy that has been pablished since ts inero: | rule BY Tide Water streer, Gunpowder Tea, Tee: SERS ery bine: VE AS FOLLOWS. luction, being ample Proof of ite eBicacy. 6 © PABTNERSHIP NOTICE. Seeee rere an ; very fh s adeipbie and Baltimore, FEMALE CoMPLAINTS should be cured, — Good Black poten ope 15 , they often can be, by a few doses of Ayer’s Sa JOHN H. SMOOT, We have also some of the fixest offered im the city saparilia, 2,W,f,.cw No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., Also, an extra English Tea, has associated his son, J.D. SMOOT, in busin itiet, and will do busi & Sn ea, nes Noticr To Piumpens AnD GAS Firrers.— LOUR, om ‘a ‘ We hereby give notice that we shall hereatter | fess underihe "tric of JOHN H. SMOUT & SON, | pWQlch¥, Rare, Tenney's uit other brands keep a fall supply of gaa fitting smd. pene fon pounds Lard fergie materials toaccommodate the trade, at whoie- | JOHN H. SMOOT & SON are now receiving ant iden Srrup: per gallon, 7c; our beet $1. sale prices. Haxinton & PEARsow will continte to receive through theeeastn,wchoic” | Fen puenge Wee ng Tes Soe ois can tiene putiaaing iickets St the Av 4)1,003 ¥. M. C_ A. Build., corner 9th and D ste. weSPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Peanuts, bal bose ee ga 2alied for apd checked at their residvnce. taken tt the Ponp’s Extra ix for sale at wholesale by to which they invite the attention of their frient« = i . t, and pet inte the 4 Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, | M4 customers. facet} J.B SMOOT & SON Pare French Bon aNDY, GIN, &e. eatioement of turvugs Ligne BORO se at. and by druggists everywhere. tw.ttt | NEW SPRING DRY Goops. Eatforta a » Der, bottle fF THOS MSM AMP, Anse Marter Transportation 3 . | “Beautiful Drees Goods, in and mignonetts | Pure Holland Gin “ i< Ge e Ager fuinseeer Ba oe Rag Machina, Ls’ || Getera exas seeateentcl antes saa ores Angelica and Murcate! Wine, por b: & | SEO. 6 KOORTE Ges Alt, Weshinmten. ; —— Dress Goods: 10,000 yards new Spring Percales, Seay ad "PESCUCE LINE BETWEEN Sounp reer being imaispensable to health | Coes, aud Shirtings; best makes of Shirtings and ©) $2 per gaiton, WAShinGiON PHiLADRe aor and comfort thor of persons come from fa: | Shee’ very cheap; 5) pieces Black Alpacas and c. 8. ORAR® PHIA, AND New Yor«! and near to visit Dr. White, the well-known chairs, from 25 ceuts to $125: Cassimeres and . 8. AR® & SON, Wann nemo, oemaber + Suitings, for men and boys. We have a large stock , Tratns between WASH NGTON Chiropodist, No. 635 15th street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from corns, bad hails, &c.. and advice as to suitable shoes. Wittcox & Gr Suwine Macurrg. Tho celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha» Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street Intelligencer Building. a 28 ara $e20-ty_ 1213 Trh street N. W..? otween M and I mod NEW YoLg and offer great bargains. m22-3m ENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. PIANOS, &e, J F. LUCAS, 1148 7th street n, w., Tuner and * firzulator of Pianos and Oreans. ders received at Thompson's corner 15th st and jetty *s, York a fe, Bear’ Cor oop ay 7th and Pa. are rap as flows: FOR NEW YORK, -ritont chames af cars Sew daily (except Seuday)at Sw a. m., Land 5p. FOR PHILADELPHIA Leave daily (oxcept Surmiay) at § a. ON SUNDAY. Soom 4 New York at 820 p. m., and Philadelphia a Bieeping care for New York on 8:80 p.m. traig bh tickets to Philadelphia, New Work «: PRick ust or iw and $9 rr ay oe aint GROCERI¥2S OMETERS and made to order by Hempler, near ai merece street. __—_—_—_—_—— G , Georgetown; and av. Pianos and other i Sauctt eeee ‘ustruments packed and moved aT a le mh2s-ly B «t. be bad as the Statton Ufice at boun Read our Spring Inducements. RELPHONZO YOUNGS & cos. ofthe dare ‘ii ad “AND VaNrsHi NG Petes RQHESHING ea ante ~ soma vend ALL MUSICAL INSTR E. Al — Wasbington, timore, Auung ~ by'@.L. WILD & BRO. 400 Bee THOS. B. SHARP, Aes* Master ‘Transportation, of Pennsy Musical Instrument Makers rusica " Mosical Instrements general SUSTAVY KUHN, PRACTICAL Gees FONE R ANS G84 1 ry OF PiAN SAND ORGANS. Orders a] R'E Jewelry Store, 629 Pa.| $10 COLE, Goneral Ticket Arent. s10 Geo. Soon TZ. Agent, Washington, jele KXANDRIA & WASHING- A“ TON B. B. ” SUGARS. (BEST NEWYORK BRA: GAnclarinea). r Grapuiats ALEXANDRIA s FREDERIOKSBURO a2 FOR MEN. ieee Le Aap Jatt e4 Corner of Band 5 ceived at KA Light Brown andria leave $10—A Full Suit S10. sve.,and at NAIRN’S Drug Store, corner 9th stroot on : Lo-al trains for Alex: an follows:—"s = OT S10 An a Werk Set oaly 920. and kvenne. 2 111-3 : . 85, 8 0, a1. (3:28. 608, 1h $10—A thoroughly -shrutk Snit only $10. <CHOMACKEE & 0075 PIANOS $10—2) ditferent shades of Suits only siv. | : PuLLADELPHIA bt GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Extra—cho: UANTICO Accommodation leaves $10 $10 81D rn $10. 81O on $10. ee Butreverss Taam. daily etree tees Mores Weshingtve These tustraments, which, on sccomnt of thelr #u Rire—a ged GkEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmo lors over all ott Fs, have in afew ye are Femiiy—cho leaves Wasbington 1u.5 p.m. ally, encopt Sam ome the moat popular kere, ag well as ver % te all pot . So: the country cai: be had bow for the fol Family— Welch. s best—at inh omen end Peeeetee mt 1$h street and Pounayls T 6b wtrect and Penusylve 4 ul Where Passengers ean ioave orders fo : veched at aif bck is aust residences trough te dent patie ~'S, YOUNG, Gent $10.......$10.... $10........ $10 . ae a, ee t ont and compare for themselves, Pit excbanged, Tuning au to. a kk AND BAILBOA Vere cor. 6A and Bs RICHTER, 433 Penney dis-tr — = ~d TRAINS LEAVE FOR} TRAINS Vv FOR BO WLIAM ENABE & 00, SALT MOM |g uineto, 4t ALTIMORE, AKYLAND, a, pare Exp at Woe Exp. TARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, ye oe Pa ny 's have been before val — » Baltimor: ad) 8S n., & ea forty years, and upon their excellence alone 4 ‘ cept Sunday mye ee attained an onpurchas pre-eminence . m., Western Exp.jl-v a.m, Western Exp which provonnees them anequalled for the Call at once, ae we cannot gnarantie the adore a eacept Sunday. | daily std uch, workmanship avd durability, They | Parsilchd low prices for any dee vo leugts of ta th, Baltimore Ac- 6:2) p.n.. Pactfic Bxpre been aiearded sixty-five gold niver med oie uumodation,daily,ex-| dady, except Sunday. ont fairs over other competitors 1 of thety cept Sunday co odat RE PIANOS ave Sheir wow aud apres 5p. a... Cincinnatt Ex-| dalig moat, «Scale aud Agrate pres daily, xcept Sun-/W.33 p.m.. Southern Ex William McCarmnon’s PLANOS and PIANOS ay y > is * a - ORGANSfrom various well-known fact : ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co,, 7B, Se RRICHEN @AOCEKS, See Eee MASONIO TEMPLE, Trains arriving at Westie BRING THE BOYS ALONG Nita ann Favs "str |p ne comscct at Reet 2” 5:23 w. m. aus 3.38 p. vsals, addressed to the Superitiiend: at TEAM RL TES, 5 ohamenpars lear tu (hoff orders et ‘Ticket Oftor CALL! EXAMINE! PURCHASE! PUEDE aor yorbanier, Sra i oe trem coroer at Sixt trent aed ASSENGERS BY ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA P AND MANASSAS wait: Se ir bi stairs, 3)to make aixty- vorway sand fit, bans d (5) to trim the windows and leave WASHINGTON CHET TS Bal Indianapolis, Louisville, ‘Bt Lacan HABLE BROTHERS, a TOMAC FERRY COMPAN ‘fae Chicago, San Franciscoyand all potas corset ston now in BOATS, 7th-Street Wharf. bh MbWeet, West, and southwent” FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ieiruics ot Te Cents ok teh aidlebeck: Kins of £6. ep DUBARRY, Gon’ Sap’, api-tr Oounen %ru ann D Streets. | work reauired may be seen at the Hospitals aed alt | -. S77 Boate will leave the wharf at 7 15a.m. aud | 8.8. YOUNG. Gent Pav'y Agnat syht — parti ulare in fom get to fue manner of doing tie | 7 At ~ rrive at md a.m. and 6:45 p m. 1872 pennsyits; 3 1872 ‘s " ‘el sever: Mis of wo! rn hh tw ay Penns: ry e. J y FINE CLOTHING bet fialsyed, may nino tested e the fositant vs ig and Unton stteetey Alesandcua,” P SOUTH. am corner of King and Union streets, Alexandcia. reserves the right tO THE NORTE WEST coUTR, AND SoUTH- any or all proposals that will not, iu is epi Throngh Passenger connections between Oranz: Trains leave as follows: Sad ate lexandria and hewonprer be rane, 2 ry Alexandr: and Mansons and Baltiavre and Gi.) | Washington... 4:38 a. m. Battimore._. F 53 pw ~ —iSoet = THE GREAT BOUBLE TRACK i AND SUMMER, J. M. BROADUS,G.T.A <8. Asout, 603 Paave. “atin | y,, {HR OREAT BOULLE TRAOK io ; ; : legant Scot ory, Palace State ross ~ i ESS LINE VIA CANAL. (care, with modern jnprow, MADE TO ORDER IN NEW YORK. Proporals for furnishing sich ‘ar tha " yh HN Habeas and officte thereat during PUILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va was. ork nalengtiche Aepcns- spies ionemeg THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT THURSDAY May boon aiiee Bae ee siyse ri 788 Dw. daily, and S:40'o. m., the individuat . i by asatisfacts r Will execute bonds. if his bid No bid will be cons of the t 1 in all cas h Wharves, Phi f and SAT- ‘ater street, Ge: wn, D.C., wide D.C., TUES: cept , Borth w: exeept Baniay woot, TIONS IN THE COUNTRY. for any or all arti without such guarai Allarticles are stipulw ty, Samples will be re to be ph rom DAY and SATURDAY, anise Hine connects at Ph’ SAMPLE SUITS Be ly marked with the nan mn =~ HYDE, Agent for D. of C ing tickets at this office can bidder and the price. WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Phil 4 READY MADE, ond, with approved sccnrity, will be required F. A. KEID, Alexandria, Va ee = © Fale Gan ie Few “party to whom the contract, or any part of tol SEDO A. PEAKCE, 64 Congress Street, Bos- YOUNG, General Pamengor As ae phe ad may be awarded. 1 : a FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. Gn failure to furnish any article in a rea 2 ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND iC. RoVID| “a 4 THE LAKE Ps he rf, foot, MONDAY time after being ordered, the right, is res jade yee | in open market, or ot treet peton loipatd ke h articles, the differ: fact price is ‘paid for mach atticlem the differance will be charged to the contractor. Bids will bo con. sidered on each ite Ty. Se ing blank form SHIRTS MADB,TO ORDER. BANKERS. Will leave th street, every DEVLIN & €9., THURSDAY, at 2 3 ” ing blank form pi Fe nd, 643 D STREET. NEAR SEVENTH, apé-3m__1113- PENNSYLVANIA AVENU formation in ac the M. and M. L Pass INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- ~~ — | will be furnished on application. Freight should be LECTIONS, and transacts all business conneetod i 3: Contracts will only be awarded to established man- | Lake. via Norfoli Branch ticket office at Knox's 2-1 Peage YOUR MONEY WHERE IT | afacturers of or dealers inthe articles, Expres lice, GO Peunsyivania avenue. < WILL DO THE MOST GOUD. The Secreta pongd ood right to reject any or re CORSE UL eRe eae ‘. B ANKING HOUSE all bids that offered, + Gener i ° Proposals must be addressed tothe Secretary of | _™14 _ Plant's Btore, corner'Iith st. and Pa. ave. J. H. SQUIER & Ce., 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD's HOTEL, the Interior, and emlorsed ‘* Proposals for Ss’ ery.” COLUMBUS DELAN( Ccxaep LINE. apl-2awlot ‘There is certainly no better place in the city than the ; ai WASHINGTON, D ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIU, METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE, P ee — am Sere paid on deposits, TReAstRY Derantwent, March 1S, 187%. BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, jecluuns made every 312 7th street, where, if you invest adollar, yon | Sealed Pr: Stationers ‘for iin ‘porals for furntshing ASAT fding June 30,1874, will be received until the hday of April, 1 Depostte Payable on de Pay of officers ia the Army cached tn advance, apttr may rest assured you always receive the full value of si8. at I? ocheek M BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, your moncy, and where asaring of 38tos0cents on | “Blank forms for biding’ will be furnished npon CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. Ree jl the dollar is guaranteed to you, without the draw- al cathe ji . pc. back of receiving inferior goods. The variety offered | aa'itins tar items and Thi eho ecoeted oF reject: FLOM NEW YORE. Bo. 939 Penna. ave., Room 6, Washington, D is so large, comprising everything pretty and use- ful, that it has become a vain task of eummerating the different articies offered, and your attention is wal, $0 far as accepted by the Secret reasury, aud the bond accompanying th: shall constitute the contract between the G force attention given to investment secaritice. DY ites attention to securities now effered at prot fame ee pay W to 15 ‘cent. in amounts and of per ute the Of time toauit investors. Bafesreltable, pret only called to below-mentioned goods, as all are | [ratt will he ected” Pders aud no further e: t rene them in every teap- good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense quan- | The articles contracted for must be farnished from yy « SSP tities have lately been sold: time to tine during the year, in quantities pursts ~~ D.C: Moses Kelly. Bea. Cash. British HALF-HOSE, 8 pair for $1. tics will, however, be galled fos duriue the ye ems ov Basan =, 83, $100, and gis0 srepaian, Bask, Woe, D Ladies’ [RON FRAME Hos’ ir for $1. oo Bust be signed 01 u sg Mooordang - Hon 5M. , Second Coutrotter, Washine: Ciildrens TRONERAME HOSE! S pair for si. | ahichypropwal mince sscomipenicd bys boudserin Frenies to Farin 835, gold, additional B,C; Bawan Clark, Hoy, Archizect U8 Cor FP wy eters Coe, SEIRT, $2, cannot be {RBicientauretes, in the gum of ten thowsani dt. | Seecrege, Bs, carrency, : ington, D.C. one fadics RUFFLE APRONG. prime muslin; 0c. | the district in which the suretion meabineree beet. anid all pata of Rurone Har iaees end, Queenstown, | "PEE BATIONAL BANK OF THE BEPUBLIO Fine English HAIR BRUSHUS e1. sete Ba feed bE the Department, | Pree lading. gitze’to Baiees GinemT eee |" ore Fae Tee eee, ¥ rench Plate HAND MIRRORS. 31, conditioned for furnishing such portions of the arti. — fe + faaow, Havre, ] ‘CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier. Excellent Rubber Dressing COMBS, 8 and fic. cles asmay be awarded under it, and the perform. | Antwerp and — on the ‘and for y Sy $0 styles Gents’ SILK BOWS, 25 and Sc. atice of Lhe contract. pcnegenss ee ig eS ro i ERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, Ladies SILK SOAPS, all new shades, soc. Alideliveries will be sulyect to inspection by an | Sage, apply at the Company's office, No. & G Be is tavense tree jolid Walnut, § Phrong TOWEL RACK 2c. “xpert detailed fer the purpose by the Secretary uf | Green; for steerage passage, at No. 211 Breadway tie ce Post-Cen Department Boys’ Leather BOOKSTRAPS, 25c. (he Treasury and the delivery of an inforiar article | Trinity Building. ms : Fuso Picees Bxcellent SOAP. 6c. willbe deemed ‘suficieut canse to annul th novisly CHAS. @. FRANCKLYN, Agent ix Handsome , tract option Secretary. Beaatitur Oral PICTURE FRAMES, wx. sDellveries nuust be free of ‘charge at the Treacy | A SOHO LINE STREAMERS A Pretty Carved BRACKET 3c. Department. Washington. SAIL EVERY SATURDAY TOWEL RACKS, PAPER RACKS, Hat | tit)fallare to comply with, an ature of tas outice Sebi ‘eo pan ierets deabiitae ani ¥ d eitare 9 ; RACKS, CLOTHES RACKS, all walnut, $1 each, | pemaity of the bond. of the Secrolars of the Bane, tion or Seaport ih Great Bran ire ee For a farther list of ary, may direct the’ purchase, in open market. of | poner S ‘denmend, uch quantities of any articles as shill be nncessary | orwe’ poureseny, Denmark, Ge call at CEEee OO. Charge fo the ‘comteactsre hist pe eerarey ait | States, . contract y per centum ‘ price which it shall Uefonnd necessary to pay tor | gequaisre tae NEW YORK to LONDON, Liy- SILVERBERG’S Bnei basi scrdd ayia estsunoinees hes >porals ory bond EXCURSION TICKETS. $1390. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, silat ciate a lafacturers of or deals | -Eutermediate, $35; Steerage, $30; all payable tz in les, 4 319 SEVENTH STREET, Bronocais fo be eddremed tothe undersigned, a | . Fortes gending fer ther rts nthe Olé Gounty “ posals for. Pd Cc. 2. ap2-tr near Pennsylvania avenue, om Sy ‘WM. A. RIGHARDSON fines tothe Agent, ere | meetin. Allan Meee ee a3 Farest, Nédseiisow BROTHERS, FO® Famine vss, ProPesats Fos cosy. mays. a ‘TreascRry Deranturyt, BuREAv oF EXGRQVING AND PRINTING, _ THE BALFORD LEICESTSESHIRE TABLE SAUCE, 18 ANY PART OF THE WORLD. inspector that the coal — FOR ~ the of- SMITH & WIMSATT, fice of GEO. A. FAMILY USB, bn oon nant pac acne LUMBER. LUMBER ARDWOODs 4 SPECIALTY. BILLS CUT TO ORPER. DEALER, jeux” CORNER rn anv 1 Ome, sors TRE Pith irr emp eoeaeneesieeaomeciil) “ Oxxrs, 40K SALE BY ALL GROCERS, Niece ab oad haere d “calis'ces. “eee aS foMs-ly