Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1873, Page 4

‘The executive committee of the Choral So- @iety bave decided to give a excursion, which in its exceed any of its former river ‘The first select moon! T. Arrow, promises able affair. S816 F street, we have the New York Graphic, of the 12th and 13th, Wood- dull & Claftin’s Weekly for June 2ist, current numbers of the Sporting Times, New ensolven, and other weeklies. wo the season will be trotted over Piney branch track on Monday next. at 4 o'clock £. m., between H. ©. Middleton's Ram- Dier, CBas. Hopper’s Honest John, and A. T. Whiting’s Charley Hayes, for a pnrse of $500. ‘This will be a lively contest, as each horse has @ record of 2:40. The special services of the Young Men's Christian Association to- Tow are as follows: . P. Smith, Ci fairs; open-air services at 4:30 p.m., in East Capitol park; at 5:50 p. m. in Georgetown; at7 P. @., corner 7th street and Pennsylvania ave- nue. “Usual services in Lincoln hail at 8 p. m. ‘On Thursday eveni last the marriage of Mr. Wm. Gaddis, of ‘Montana Territory, and Miss Maggie L. Youn, only 4 iter of the late Jobn M. Young, of this “ity took place at the residence of the bride’s mother, on Hth street southwest. The ceremony was performed by ~~ eine ne. the cnet agp Hh wn respestive families only being present, lay being avoided on Secount of the recent death of the bride's father. ‘The examination of Mr. Hunt's academy, 4 street, which had been in progress for three days, closed about noon yesterday, and the pu- separate for the year. The examination Was one of the most thorough, aud the pupils mere found to, have made very commendable progress, especially in nguages math- Ematics, ani several of them*are prepared to enter college. Sixteen received rewards for Proficiency. ——_e—_—__. Sasitany A NGEMENT oF DwWELLrnos FoR THE Poor.—Mr. Langston, chairman of the committee on ordinances of the Board of Health, sent a communication to the Board of Public Works asking a consultation of the two boards on the subject ot a resolution ted by the Board of Health on the 10th inst. The resolution is as follows: ‘That the committee on ordinances be and they are hereby instruct- ed to confer with the Board of Public Worksin regard to the im) nee of securing suitable legislation by which the construction of tene- ment houses and other dwellings for the poor shall be so regulated as to introduce into the construction of the same such sanitary arrange- ments as will effectually prevent the common evils resulting from defective space, ventiia- tion, drainage. privy accommodations, water supply,” ce. No action has as yet been taken in relation to the mae. A MissionaRY Priest Drowyep. — The body of a drowned man was found in the East- ern Branch, at the foot of 3d street southeast, and recovered yesterday, and word was sent to the Sth precinct station-house and the coroner notified. The remains were subsequently rec mized as those of Anthony Grimm, a Frenc (Catholic) , and formerly a ‘missionary among the Indians. He came to this city about months ago, and has been staying at the residence of the priests of St. Joseph's church until recently, when he went to Providence Hospital. Yesterday morning he left there, and it sup) he was gomng out for a a thought he committed suicide while afflicts with temporary insanity. Coroner Patters after viewing the body, deer an inquest unnec . and the remains were turned over to the church authorities for burial. ORDERS OF THE Boakp or Pratic Works.— ‘The superintendent of streets has been directed to remove hegel yoo and fill the well at the corner of 4}; and E streets southwest, the water the same being impure and unfit for use. ‘The water regisirar has been directed tolay a inch water maid in O, between 1th and 13th streets northwest; a i-inch water main on both the necessary are plugs's Cineh mate ooh plugs; a in on street, between G and Ht streets south west, with the pl 6-inch main in Jobn- son avenue, een and léth streets north- west; a ¢-inch main in R, between lith and 15th streets northwest. Ps Scppex Deatas—Yesterday an oid colored Woman pamed Celicy Poindexter, about sixty Sve [oars old. was found dead in her bed at idence of Hugh McGinnis, on L, between 6th and ith streets northw: This morning aman named Charles Trycar, @ plumber by trade, was found dead in the rear Premises of his boarding house, H street northwest. The coroner was notified, and after viewing the body and ascertaining that he bad been subject to Sts, declined to an in- quest. ——_.—___ Seniors Accipent.—About 5 o'clock yes day evening, a cart driver named Stephen McNamee, about fourteen vearsof age, fell from bis cart near the corner of 3 and E streets, and one of the wheels over his head, cutting bis face and breaking his collar bone. He was tak the office of Dr. ‘uder and his wounds dressed, after which he was sent to the residence of his father, Patrick McNamee, on tb street, between G and H northwest. Young boss 0 fall. corner-stone of erected at that place. It is expected that one aundred members will go. They will leave on wi accompany the lodge, and other distinguished ‘Masons will also attend as invited guests. ExctTexEst te Sovtn Wasniscton.—it’s not atall surprising that Mesers. Wolford & Bhilberg. proprietors of that well-known Dry Gods and Carpet establishment The Arcade are attracting so many people from every direc- tion to their place. The fact is that, all goods «* this house are sold fast and -> * “ae NT, -— ano given ont, t hal Monda: : Sak masts seclactags wate date 4508, ao frm again propose reduction im price on all goods, both on first and second floors of building. See advertisement eer column. ——eeiiomeenee More Lier?.—The superintendent of lamps has completed the layingof gas pipe and set- ting of lamp posts on i5th street south of Penn- sylvania avenue to C street, and the lamps will be lighted for the first time to-night. Measures are nearly completed for lighting 16th street, from L to. Seontney , and ith street, from the Long bridge to B north, also Connecticut avenue. from K street, its entire length, and around P street circle, and Massa- chusetts avenue, from 15th street circle. ——— ‘Tue GRaxp Fawity Festivat for the bene- fitof St. Dominic’s church, (South Washing- ton,) to be held at the Scheutzen Park on Mon- , June 30th, under the auspices of the build- association of the church, will be one of the Nightful social ts of the three _— sold, and Donch’s band e Hk by if Thiré COUNCIL.—The opened afterncon with prayer by Rev. G. A. Hall. Council bill No. 4, for the relief of William F. referred. A. |; read laid over. Air Gulch. Troms the conimitten on claime, report. ed's bill for the relief of 3B Wilsons read aos Over. ‘Mr. Golick,from the same committer, beet Hows Bil for she relief of P. H. ieinhardt: ‘a third time and passed. Bir’ Bali, trom the back House joint resolution to at the oame of D. L. Baton decvascd)oed iasene oP of Bake Cena ond or, The Council then on motion of ‘Mr. Browne, ad- HOUSE.—Mr. Wall presented a petition of county tax payers asking that certain taxes be not imposed on them; referred. Mr. Hulse introduced bill to pay James 0. Cle- Third ee No. Ef none bat , Mi pci ‘Trustee phan. longres- | Sasisted Trustees Dulin and Frenc! ere are for materials; referred. ‘are to be promoted. was ompbiiantarec ze, iame A. Duty | Ret, Mary 8 Opungion ood deme ‘Mr. Smoot duced bill for the relief of proper- | Buss, Emma J. Gouzenbac! Marguerite MeCutca” ty tclgers op Feuneriyapla arenas (to reimbarse | oh, Adelia Levabardt, Alwige Lc Ockert, Annis B thirds of the cost of wood pavements; referred. ts Pg L alker, Jennie ob unlowfel Sentiogstekeea. Pree md pas SicOafiran. Sallie F Tin Mr. -Hnlve, from the committee on appropriation, Amelia M. Wilson refund a proportion of money bald ore aie ites | ta hed that it be referred to thecumsaittes | Grammar echool, h L. Daffin, teacher, Jo. 1, Saral ota be ney oe wn, by chery aes wuperintenden Cook’ aud Trustees’ Walker Levies WP Byer, “ope, was a most iso te tpepeiost ne ,the Vn ine foe eee ene i; eo 5 Tr. Smooc, from the waysand means committee, rep. rted Qu imei! bill mposing taxes, with smend- ments. making the total fi rts cities B1.20 instend of § centson «ach hundred shall be collected for the teachers salary fund (colored schools ineluded) and rigid one. @ feature, as, jevieve I. Fleet 13 cents for other school expenses in Washington, ex of thirty-three pupfis, about eleven of whom and for school ex }, 20 cents and schooi building | are to be transferred to the preparatory high school. tax 15 cente ip Georgetown; read a second time. ‘he m¢ ritorions pupils were Hamilton Savage, John Mr. Smoot aleo reported bili for the relief of | Paynter, Ella Williams, Golins Cry o-, Aadrew Robert Strong & Co., and a memorial of Emmart, | Ferguson. James Turner, Arthur Brown, Nellie Dunbar & Co. im relation to water-main contract, = asked —— be referred to the committee on claims: #0 0 Fe ‘Mr. Vermillion, from the committee on District offices, reported bill a and measurement of limestone; laid over, re the efice of harbor master for the port of Maton, over. Also, bi im relation to nicasurers and markers of Inmbe er. he committee on rules, re- mts tothe rales in relat 8; 53 Pelt was ondersd that it be to meet un West, and Hattie Savage, At the close of the ex- amination congratulatory remarks were made by Mr. John H. Brooks and others. Intermediate No. 1, containing also some secon- dary pupils, was examined by Superintendent Cook. There are the names of thirty-three pupils on the roll, about twenty of whom wil arecitation by Joseph chorus sing tng pleasantly inters: xercises. The most exemplary pupils were Sara Coopsley, noch Bell, Ibert Butler, Addie Scott, Sarah Dover, Ella But- Douglas, Noa Sedgwick, Katie Wise, her, Mary Thorntoss ‘Mary Bias, and Secondary No. 1, tanght by Mise Sophia P. Par- none, in the Chamberlain: Dullding. wee exaineed esterday by Superintendent Cook, assisted by Trus- er Lewis, Alfred Pope, W. P. Pope, and Archer Lewis. ‘There are on the roil 24 names of popits, all of whom were present, and 13 are read; for transfer. The merit roll is as follows: Randolp Mary Wayman, Joseph Day, Nora Jones, wage, Ida Johnson, Mary Grey, Katio Di On motion of Mr. Brewer, tt Jyten, the House adjourn to-day ‘The Speaker announced that under the resolutio of the House, directing the Bpeaker to secure u set of the Unites States Stat heade. partments, and bad the port that he had obtained, through the State and Interior departments, nearly all the vol- umes. ‘The Speaker Inid before the House Council bills— hry pleas. To sup deficiency in the appropriation for lay- rt. and Cornelia Honesty. Cowper ill ing water mains; to anthori: ‘he commissioners of Mary Wayman acquitted themselves hand- the sinking fund to issne certificates to pay for lay- u recitations. The singing was remai bly ing water mains; to anthorize the clowing of an ail ley altogether the examination was regarded in sqaare 196; to authorize the payment of an: money reat sUCCESR. {yams due th’ bears of trustees rs colored se ols in ‘oie oe ‘sshington and Georgetown for the extension 2 same bu Potomac street, in Georgetown-ail of ‘which were | the principal, Mrs 'Sareh Dethe> Poeee a. Oo, rr Dy ted a protest against bill to cl Mr. er presen: a pro against bill to close an alley in square 196; referred. ‘The joint resolution filling vacaneies in the mar- ket commission was taken up, and the Council anjepdnw nt concurred in. Mr. Trimble introdnced a bill to secare the collec- tion of fines and penalties in the District of Colam- bia; referred. Mr. Wall introduced bill to incorporate the Na- tional American publishing aud manufacturing com. papy referred. r. mames on the’ roll, and only one was absent yester- day. The school has made cmamendable progress during the past term, and wax warmly praised by the principal,and Rev. Messrs. Seaton and Lewis, who ‘were present. a Washington, Markets—The Ruling Meat.—Beef (porter house, ‘sirluins )25¢.; do. (round), 3c 5 do. (conan) W@lstzc 2ec.jmiutton , 16d ie.; ‘dre (roasting — 122 a2uve, 4 jamb, es vealy ple), 14@ize.! c. at, le; to anthorize the Gover. fonal number of notaries he may deem necessat © House proceeded to the ness on the Speaker's tabl lowing bills ice of steam boiler in- umbia, and exempting Rock, 49¢. ® bunch; 12de18 Wi shal (cale or smsoke Mpa from water tax all_mannfa that a by fae, (de ey eae rae ; The bill providing for filling vacant lots, &c., in- | yaa} hallibut, 2 cents PD; § ‘Bc. {arlomsto health Inthe District of Colunibia,’ was | iio ath panepOng, turtles, Oh. Bs “Ou the anestion of agreeing to the amendment pr "gpa: pairs her in ‘On the question ec amendment pro- : 4 s pairs P pored by the committee leas than a quorum was foend meckehsh, SHES ence ache ct aaten, be. B Young, and the House adjourned to Monday, wamtias Oe: "asa mene Won - ae oa T ae Gane i pote wer? new, te Transfers, @81@ pk; onions, Sc! @ bunch: do, ( Berma: The following transfers of real eiate have | Seth Thiatini. Spc Mh, cabbury, lode been filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds PUasket; asparagus Sale P vance ean since our last report: Sc. B bunch; ‘lettuce, 5@10e. vl; peas, 2@%c" May 17.—Nancy Kilafoyle to Bedelin Haske, part | @ peck: pie plant, Magee bach: » Wwe ze. 4, suuare 844, £675; B. Haske to N. Kilafoyle, part, | bunch; cymlins, dc. @ dozen; cacumbere, do. de.; T. K- Wallace, trustee, to B.G.Cainpbell, | FRviTs.—Apples, (eating.) me. pee sub’ 25, square $83, $1,160; Mary E. Gadsby to. J . 0G26c. P owen; lemons, Madde ® Anzon: x Gadab Teak Poe csananee 206, 81.000: 9. logibe art; pine appies gree: rr A ay pal square 184, as, 7 jozen; cherries, 18¢. eB Mbitney to Mats auart; whortleberries, at. Gie Duizp Favirs.—Apples, Se. @ anart; peaches, 3 do. (unpeeled), luc.; blackberries, > trust Be BI. ©. Faunce to C. Smith, Iphia print, Sc. @ w.: New @. Cornish et ai. to Ju ; choice roll, 4o.;' fair do., S0@ise 000; Boyle to ‘Cornish, si 23. W dozen. Cheese . Bb. 000; Blizabeth Miller to b. oeLtRy “Chickens, §1 31 8 pair; spring 0, ‘Tuck chickens, $4@89 @ doz.,7ic.@91.00 pair. WHOLESALE MARKET. Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by Luttrell & Dunnington. general commission mer- chants, onisiana “ 925 Ly jeut ‘lo W bnonel, Tectn Gigns * Qe B50\GB1 50. beet dence ; lambs, 00; calves, sepa; jncnckent, | $2.00 88.00: "bute 4 A };_ common. a . 2 eh 35 % beans, eltai' gti 2 cucunnses $2.0G3'80 % “About 310° tons of‘ have been sold; prices ae follows: “Beat qualith, S100 Preee a }4.£0 cwt., wep it “ wall z Straw at sien 20 is Beard of Health, DOGS, SHANTIES, AND OTHER NUISANCES. meeting of the Board of Health last . Cox, a8 chairman of the committee Pay Hay lary A. on ics, submitted a report making pe various precautionary suggestions relative to etal tod preventing the approach and prevalence of Lonedere cholera; ordered to be Printed. HW. Ba Mr. Marbury moved the ordinance of the square 727, Board of Hi relative to the dog law, (section subs. 1, 46 of the cade,) be published in the daily papers; submitted an extract from a relative to the treatment of and red that ited’ resolutions, all declaring the following See injurious to health, and the Ith officer was directed to cause the same to ated to law and the ordinances shanty, No. no drai ealth: Frame 1833 7th street northwest, as havi: frame Tote, No. 162 ach . frame house, No. stre~" igome | being im an extremely *- ot “houses "| vad sanitary generally; 2508. 1101, 1103, and 1105 R street "°"" west, for same reason; house No. w# East Capitol street southeast, having no or se , dilapidated, and unsafe floors, &c.: and the shantieson I street, between South Capito! and Half streets southeast, for same cause. Dr. Bliss moved that the Inspector of Marine Products, C. Ludgington, be appointed ex uficio sanitary inspector; pte. 209. &s4i: eat do. don do ACE. eee a ie 4 ee once” to’ Ktizabet —egget Mart me ‘$1390: , et. al..to Jonn Bins Bass? Sie id Be Rs A to J. truatees, ‘to We 3, to Nathaniel Brewer, oe OC Tigre peat aos grid: Nathaniel Brewer to Nixon Quotations for Fish, yuare 573, S744. Furnished by George W. Harrison & Co., —_+_—_—_. Alexandria, Vs., wholesale fish merchants: _ Notes frem Hollywood. New Shuic No. 1 family mess, $12a#13; No. 1 BY MOONLIGHT, CENTER MARKET. S11; No. inet, $12. i ‘one-half Teaders how the | _ /’rime Herring—Labrador extra family, $5.50; other bait ives it would be to de- Labrador rand family, #5.80; Portland family, constitute ioe porion (on of Yat jass. ‘The | Islands, prime, 85; {abrador split, extra, ea coun toiling in his harvest field, or rest- | Shore, 4.50; No. 1 round extra, $5; Eastport, ing under the shade, while his noon- | balf barrels, (prime), $3... = meal, is a familiar frie yor city, aren Pewwmace Peering Wie. 1 family 208, 29- sedaer through the introduction of Darley, | lected, $7888; Nc. 1 family roe, half barrels, not per: . But as he getw his stuffto 50085; NG. 1 family, A No 1,36; No. 1 net, ket geni; he was in his fields | (far:iy), $8; No. 1 Potomac shore, $5.50. when has closed, is ket. nig he is Here tiring . if eecurit him toihee ho peace he went ot treet with her chilares in coh tetera oraioy | frauen mt bores the wends his weary rey ‘the rest, and | bones. : i'm too to | Spd Be was Sut that argament’e | iets, heager. Tilsubside. | S'vagrant ine i aH if ie i west, E. on eee foe | Eases between a : GEORGETOWN. Deatn or Gro. Warzrs, Esq.—After a short illness Mr. Geo. Waters, of fee Th ad by Mr. Gus. tion of the build- ing committee, and to accept the bid of Mr. B. F. Grimes, of this city, for the Masonic hall properts. on High jes for Bridge. The plan vi ering the ‘store floors to the new grade of High street, and for a handsome ae iron cornice also, the neral improve- ment of the building, by painting, underpin- ning, and strengthening. In its new «ress we have no doubt it will be an ornament to the city. Coat TRADE.—The coal trad = the week has been somewhat brisker than usual, and the receipts for the week are as follows :—At Ray's docks, 3,630 tons; New Central company, 6,575 tons; Consolidation company, 2,218 tons; Bor- den mining company, 4,166 tons: total receipts for week, 16,509 tons. The shipments were :—From Ray's docks, 4.389 tons; N tral company, 7,/60 tons; Consolidation com. pany, 2,212 tons; Borden mining company, tons; total shipments for the week, 13,672 tons. River News.—The steamer Lady of the Lake arrived to-day from Norfolk, and the Vanderbilt from Baltimore, with miscellaneous cargoes, and the steamer New York cleared for Philadelphia with 218 barrels of flour for New York vii .an TUE CASE OF THE MILLERS of this city against the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company was called yesterday, and postponed until the fall term of the court. —_—_—_—___— ALEXANDRIA. IaPorTANT Scits.—C. W. Wattles, the at- torney of Wm. N. McVeigh, and of W. N. & J. H. McVeigh, has instituted suits in the corpo- ration court of Alexandria for the recovery of the property owned by the Messrs. McVeigh in this city, but confiscated and sold during the war. Among the property so to be recevered are seventeen valuable houses and lots, some of them on the most eligible sites within the cor- porate limits, and valued at =100,000. Tom Curran and William Lee, in jail for shooting in Pettey’s resturant last Sunday morning, were Lehn 9) before Judge Lowe this afternoon, on a writof habeas corpus, and as they could not furnish the required bail—$150 in each case—were recommitted. Curist Cuuncn Rectory.—Mr. B. F. Price, the contractor for the work, has commenced the rebuilding of the Christ church rectory, corner of Princess and Washington streets. When completed the building will be one of the h andsomest in the city. Disranpep.—Belle Haven Lodge of Good Templars of this city has, it is understood, dis- banded, on accound of the indifference and attendance on the part of the members.— zette, last evening. AND Point Lookout Ratt- NY.—A deed of trust from this company to Messrs. John 8. Barbour. inia, and Robert Turner and Sprigg Belt, of altimore city, was entered in the clerk’s office for record last week. It recites the purpose ot the company to build two branches from a point where the main stem is to enter the District of Columbia, near the line of the Balt. and Poto- mac ratiroad—one branch br poeng ng | to a point on the Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near the town of Hyattsville; the other branch extending down the Potom: river to a point nearly opposite Alexandria, These brarches connect on the main stem, and are to be known as the Baltimore, Wash- ington and Alexandria branch ot the Baltimore, Washington city and Point Lookout railroa The company proposes to bulid this brauch at once, and has entered into a contract to lease the same to the Baltimore and Ohio compan for ninety-nine years, renewable forever, at and for the annual rental of $36,000, payable in gold coin semi-annually. This deed of trust is to se- cure 544 coupon bonds ef £10,000 each, now is- sned by the company, to aid’ in the construc- tion of the branch road, payable the Ist of June, 1913—the interest upon which, at 6 per cent. , is to be payable semi-annually out of above $36,000 rent, the surplus of which is to constitute a sinking fund for the ultimate re- demption of said bonds.— Prince Georgian. Datu er OLp Citizens oF MARYLAND.— On Friday last Nathaniel M. Soper, es.j., died suddenly of appoplexy in Nottingham district. Mr. Soper was an old and much respected citi- izen, well known throughout the lower part of the county. Charles S. Middleton, esq., breathed his last on Saturday night at his residence in Spald- ing’s district. At the first election under the constitution of 1850, Mr. Middleton was elected sheriff of this county, which office he filled throughout the term with much ability and to the entire satisfaction of hisjcenstituents. In 1855 he was nominated for clerk of the circuit court, afte: a rather close tight in the conven- tion, and was elected tothe position by a hand- some majority ince Gee to = a silk and lace = that did duty as dress waists from falling off their shoulders. The same bridal were, to the number of a dozen, photo- and it I were to send a copy up to Eounecticut, 1’d not only be prayed for in the chi as one lost, but I’d be liable to indict- ment for sending indecent pictures by mail.— N. ¥. Cor. Missouri Republican. sq)AK HALL” CLOTHING HOUSE. ——__. TO OUR PATRONS, GR&E2ING: Finding by past experience that nothing has ever met and filled the wants of b0 great a brebettisn of custome! vat cos FaMOvs $11 suIT, ALL-Wook 912 AULT, SHRUNK 911 SUIT, We hars paratio ton at and At everybody in UAK HALLS univer” sally -known it Bi THE PO} OLAR 911 SUIT I Il be short Pine Moey oe ay jane) will be we mean ie. To Detter secure tl we have MATERI- ate RURSeA RO ARES arr Ae eee pL eee ‘HEIR IGHT 8P! (LY. iS bOYs. LOUTH SAND CHILDREN’S Bisa Pe ACEO Oe AND WORK- ING SUITS aan GLE GAR- ill be itively offes at prices as must ensure be 7 lie by lnc them Within easy reash of . H. SMITH & CO. OAK HALL CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. 525 7TH STREET, next to Parker's. N.B—Those looking for BOYS’ CLOTHING P..8- FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN for Custom Work. -o* For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, iT IS RELIABLE AND HARMLESS, PIMPLES ON THE FACE, BLACKHEADS AND FLESHWORMS, AND PIMPLE REMEDY, THE GREAT SKIN MEDICINE. TREE 8 ey os anes or USE PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE Pre} only by Dz. B.C. tog v3 {3 Dermatol- all ou = street, New York, y sy rae ores shir ncie by WM GUINABD. O53 Lowisiang CITY ITEMS. Br vse of the te families traveling ieee een et eae aes can re] ‘ Lewis Rice & Son, of comfort ‘and % 01 luxury. be Soda Water, Gin, Ale, Tonic Beer, &c., in founts and bottles, w! are. charge by Palmer & Green, Georgetown. 16 Prevvian Syrur—This valuable medicine has been ail ‘ing its way into — merous remarkable cures it has |. Its singular efficacy is owing to the protoxide of iron which iu this re- mains w: and is the only form in which healthy blood can bac” ——e—_ Curtprew cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. It regulates the stomach, cures wind colic and causes natural deep. It is a substitute for castor oil. 4,25,€03: a Powp’s ExTRact cures rneumatism, burns, piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains, sore’ old headache, ‘colic, lamenese, raises y iis; wounds, ne a othe: THE SiIncER SEWING MACHINE Sales of 1872 ‘were $219,660. 4,12-s,wtt ——e——. SUFFERERS FROM Conys, BuNIONS, BAD Nalrs, etc., find relief at Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, opposite U. s. asury. The treatment often effects a perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none suitable shoes are worn. ——_¢—__ TurRco-Rvssian BaTHs; also, Medicated Va. S Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd’s, E street. 5,20,6: —_+—___ wont geet Savines banx, spose og ‘ork avenue and 15th street, issn dopa Apaaen etetas Een hours, 9to& Saturdays, 9 to 4 and 6 we 718,146 —ee Wittooz & Gisp’s Szwine Macnine. The ‘om Intelligencer Building. 10,28 bat a —— ees THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Bingor’s Sowing Mesnioe, ay) ‘THERMOMETERS and repaired and made to order by Hemploe, near 4g serect" COOLIVE WORDS. BE COMFORTED—CHEER UP. READ THIS ANNOUNCEMENT AND BE HAPPY. Summer Clothing IN IMMENSE QUANTITIES. Summer Clothing AT EXCEEDING LOW PRICES. ALPACAS, SERGES, SEEESUCKERS, LINENS, ONE DOLLAR TO FIVE DOLLARS. DRAP D'ETES, DUCE: FLANNELS, NUNS CLOTHS, STRIPED. DIAGONAL. PLAIN. LARGEST STOCK, BEST STYLES, LOWEST PRICES. WHITE GOODS——-WHITE GOODs. WHITE VESTS, WHITE PANTS, WRITE SUITS. YACHT CLOTHS AND LIGHT CASSIMLRES, EIGHT DOLLAR SUITS, TEN DOLLAR SUITS, FIFTEEN DOLLAR sUITS. BB eresserens B10. ~ $15. 918... 320 TBEMENDOUS STOCK. EXTEAORDINABY INDUCEMENTS BOY'S SUMMER COATS, SUMMER SUITS, ONE DOLLAR TO FIVE DOLLARS. BOY'S WHITE Goops, BOY’s WOOLEN GOODS. ForeedSales. Forced Sales. NO RESERVATION. ALL WILL BE SOLD. AT LOW PRICES. COME AT ONCE—MAKE BARGAINS. HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, jel8, OORNER 7rn AND D STREETS. Deviin & Co., NEw YORK MERCHANT CLOTHIERS PERF RPP PPP EP BB pF) GEORGETOWN apt or Mer tay epetre greek of PRY ; RFE ee Z s. THOMAS No 121 Bridge Street, Side, _ STOR DEY Vi r eet, opposite rice FIYE GOODS info mation for rele piication at fishmen*. 49 Jefferson st., wn, DC. je B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Qeorgetowa, PapEaNe Tan sell, on 8 SM street, between Mich lark arors Sot wos md ta ment ° : 5 & 18 mont! Ferme: One-third cash, balance 6 gud if, months, THOMAS DOWLING, Avct_ at with interest, secured by « deed = POPULAR PRICES. Ts FALL BUSH 18 Ov! 5 WHEATL! Estabeisaaen ine 49 Jotlarson Street .'D.0. Office open from 7% Seihoseaen, Sin ae BX THOS. DOWLING “Auctioneer; Georgetown. USTEE 8 8. Ory, Lockwood, Hufty & Tayler, BUSTER B SALE oF VALUAB! Hd e0vED FIRST STREET, ckonekro 5 By virtue of a deed of trust. dated November 2th. 182, records! In Liter 688, folto Seleone of he land fecords of Washington County, D.C. and by direction of the ercared thereby. we Sill ert at public anction on the von Wik: NESDAT, Sune 1th, 183,086 wtclowk pm. that ples “or round And premises ia D.C. known on the public plat or p: its additions, as aud bei bunds 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are receiving large additions of new and desirable end Goods in cach department, particularly adapted for | f-fawatt wn. (cflowing description wamely: By , 36 » ninety.) feet east fre the season, at prices to snit the wants of all. Piles ant eee ee fet theoce nerth one bandred and sixty -cigbt, 168) foot to alley leading to Fredertok street, thence west on said afley twenty seven (27) feet, and thence som h qne hundred sixty-eight feet to First street; alec, the stable,on the said alley ih the ‘rear ot said premises, being the Tae CEREN st but one of the range of brick stables om eiley the north side of 4. with a tage Sith the ex penne hte sale ia. Gar: balance ins and 12 months, secured by notes bearing interest # deed of trust on the property. | @20 down ~oon he terms of « resell the property at the risk ting purchase. Con GE Trustees, NEILL 4 jetod aN Trectons x E TRAORDINART paneaine IN DB¥ LADIES’ DRESS DEPARTMENT, and cost of the defan: st purchasers cost. Second FI 100 BEOWN LINEN SUITS, at lve “ “ eS : Sune | Fuqua hed aes 100 WHITE LAWN seers $8.00 va ENJAMIN MILLER, Bridge street, Georgetown. STEAMER LINES. = @ 100 BATISTE POLONAISE sod REDINGOTES from. 10 to 20 100 WHITE LAWN POLONAISE trom @ 3.75 wor wi es 3 a 7 Soe ng Sa |” EVERY WEDNESDAY AMD SATORDAT™ 100 BROWN LINEN POLONAISE and BEDIN- ‘ecosmmodations on Gtemmned GOTES from. \ this line and comfort. Cobia sate rocens sre eli on upper deck, thus secaring ge and ventilation EATES OF Pacsao) GLASGOW, LIVERPOUL.OB LONDONDERRY, Sa: ogee Wet steamers, a 130 cutFeney, 8. from seaport tain; Ireland Oribecow iene at ANY OTHER FIRST CL ace Lt eae aee ge PENDERSON Bhi -w yor WILLIAMSON & OU., 17. EW EXPRESS LINE Via CANAL, LAD! = ING’ 86 0 to $15.00 Cadi a ‘Cabin return tickets sec best ee Certificates for pasens station in Great RATES As LOW As For 1b Pane: READY-MADE UNDERGARMENTS ior LADIES AND CHILDREN. 150 dozen Ladies’ Cotton SKIRTS, with six tucks, ODT. sane eosceenemeans A COTES 100 * “ “ with nine tucks, only. veneer 18 100 “ . with twelve te |) And a ful: line of BKIETS, tucked, plaited and om- broidered, from $1.45 to $25 each, with *im- Cotton CHEMISES, with COBO wveeserseersnrererennenmeeeee meee Conte “ “ - “ “ “ 100 with raf- IO senesocenversenesennserennnes sesawssvetans easenesenes 1 35 Also 8 complete line of Pisin, Tucked, Paffed, Pisited, and handsomely Embroidered, et from $1.62 to 3.25. 100 dozen Ladies Cotton DRAWEES, tucked, DE creeswvovesnsorseescesesneecenmesvenecane se 100 dozen “ 100 dozen bad « “ elo Also a large variety of elegantly trimmed, at prices ranging from @1 25 to $5. Our stock of FRENCH UNDEBWEAR is repicte with all the elegant designs in CHEMISES, DRAW- ERS, NIGHT DRESSES, and DRESSING BACQUES. Cexase Lis &. sz. the chances of coll!- ine will, ‘seasons of the a Sav aepectted cones feat va epathed eres tore ‘On the Outward Pasmage FOR INFANTS. We memtion a few of the many desirable Goods to be found in this Department : INFANTS’ FLANNEL BANDS; FLANNEL SKIBTS; Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIC SKIRTS; Plaip, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPA; DBESSES, in great variety; CHRISTENING BOBES; SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered; SACQUES; LONG COATS; WOOL BOOTS; MERINO SHOES and SATIN EF BOOTS, NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIP8; INITIALED BIBS; NUBSEBY PINS POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS; DRAWERS; BUBBEB NAPKINS; LACE CAPS. FOR CHILDRENS, 2 to § Years of Age; SKIRTS; CHEMISES; DRAWERS; NIGHT DRESSES; Cambric, Pique and Linen DRESSES; Cotton, Pique and Swiss APRONS; SACQUES, is Cloth, Fiannel and Pique; SHIRT WAITS; CAPs; SUN BONNETS and STRAW HATS; ‘Swiss and Pique OVEB-DRESSES. Leckwoed, Hafty & Tayler, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE,