Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. MONDAY............February 16, 1574. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, 4¢., To-night. fational Theater —The super fairy spectacle, of “Undine, lor, the Spirit of the hasagi an Ford's Opera Houst—Mrs. James A. Oates’ comic opera company in“‘M'me Angot’s Child’, it sensation of the and other attractions. Sociable of the C. T. R. Society at Baum’s Hall, corner 4th and East Capitol streets. —-—e—__ Condensed Locals. From J. Shillington we have advance copies of The Galazy and Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine for March. Thirty-seven men were discharged from the ‘Ordnance department at the navy yard on Sat- | uréay. ‘The United States steamer Tallapoosa, left the navy yard to day for Baltimore, where she ‘Will undergo thorough overhauling and repair- ¢ Dashaways held a regular weekly meet- img last night. The exercises consisted of | speeches a recitations and at their close eigh- | teen persons pledge. A speak thief on Saturday evening last en- Yered the haliof the residence of Mr. P. M. Dubant, corner of 6th and I,ant stole there- from an overcoat the property of Mr. Dabant. Hoar q Weer Dz C., Feb. 1 Editor Star: Thoee wise (?) men of who, a few daye forwarded to tary of the Treasury a petition use his influence to persuade the eight hour I present tbat the law be view of this fact and the employees of the government requ to perform ten hours’ labor for # day’s work. The char of th emanating from the brains of whe have no sym laboring men of thi by had taken as m of demorailization bei: y in common country. tion, and rest bave been morally, physically, laboring class. workin, the eight hour that the effect has been.qaite the r what these enemies to the condition of the wor and gual this petition so as tom: instead of ten. Diev Er Mos ‘The ‘trustees of the Corcoran Art Gallery have just received an invoice of the Ma‘olica vase purchased in England by Mr. Walters, and | which has been shipped from Liverpool, and | will be here next week. . Rev. Francis E. Boyle. St. Peter's Church, | lectured last night at Maryland Institate i Baltimore, o1 ‘he Church and Civil Libert: under the auspices of the Young Cathoii Friend Society. ‘The grand children of Mr. George T. Down- | img gaye achildren’s party on Saturday night to their friends and companions at the residence of Mr. Downing, 152 C street southeast. About seventy-tive littie ones were present. | About 3 o'clock yesterday morning, (ficers Collins and Mulloy discovered fire in a frame shed, used as acarpenter shop, in the rear of the residence at the corner of 1ith and I streets, and extinguished it without sounding an alarm. In the Court in General Term on Saturday, H. Melville Gurley, of the Patent (Office, and James » rier of the Criminal Coart, applied for admission to the bar, and the appli =~ were referred to the examining commi Adolphus Roy, the man whose sudden pros- tration inf Georgetown, the result of @ gun-shot | wound received in Maryland afew days ago, was mentioned in Tux Star oft Saturday, was conveyed to the Providence hospital Saturday afternoon for treatment. ! On Saturday, the Court in General Term, on | petition of Lorenzo Clark, laid a rule on Con- | stable John D. Clark to show cause why he should not be dismissed from office. Also, a rule on P. H. Rhinehardt,to show why an at- | tachment should not be issued against him for alleged non-return of moneys collected by him ae agent or att. 5 | Mrs. May L. Payne, widow of Dr. Howard T. Payne, who wae recently drowned in the Poto- mac, filed her application on Saturday in the | Probate Court for letters of administration on the estate of her deceased husband, which she states is entirely of-a personal natur | After visiting the President on Saturday last, the Sunday school delegation from Baltimore proceeded to the Capitol where they passed sev- eral hours ve y pleasantly. They subse: nen’ visited the Butanical garden, ard at 5.25 p. left for home. immerman and W. H. Bristow were PeTday installed as roling elders, aud Thos. - Sparks. J. H. Beatty, Martin Van Ness, and Theodore F. Swazey, as deacons in the Metro- politan Presbyterian Chureh. The sermon was delivered by the pastor, Kev. Dr. Chester. Kev. J. J. Keane, assistant pastor of St Patrick's Church, deitvered his lecture on “God + poor, the Devii's poor, and poor devil’s,”” t a large and appreciative andience at Lincoin Rall last night. The lecture was for the benetit of St. Ann's Infant Aglum, and quite a hand- zed. The ladies of Fletcher Chapel. on Thursday evening, the 12th imst., made their appearance at the parsonage and surprised the pastor's family by leaving © a supply of green BToceries, and other kinds, as well as a contri- bution from the Ladies’ Mite Society, in the thape of greenbacks, which was very acceptable meéeced. Very interesting religious meetings are held at the Isiand Baptist Chureh (D street, be- | tween 4% and ¢th,) every evening, and there | have been a large number ot conversions. Last ming nine candidates were baptised. } Be ©. Meavor has been assisted during the m by Rev. Dr. Teasdale, tormerly of ti Key. Dr. Parker, and others. ‘The congregation of Church on ith street southeast, on F ght last visited | residence of their pastor, Kev. 4 w, and in repealed, Equity Covat—Judze Wylie. To-day, Everett agt. Everett; order pro con- | , &e. McKibbin agt. McKibbin; do. Brasl- fesso, agt. the result | eight hour law is a weak inventio! class of m } with the If these gentie- | ch trouble to examine into true cause of demoralization among the | ciusses of this ots cahetry tas cree = | appear to have done to e tra thelr maton, they = cy oo —— | upequal division of the hours of labor, re: ] ion, = nctive of greatevil, | intellecteally, to the | ‘As’ one of the fraternity of men, who has made the workings of | w a subject of close study and observation, I can truthfally bear testimony reverse of = ani reform in ‘ing men have set forth. If the improvement of oar morals is to be based , upon the number of hours we shall work out o the twenty-four these would-be philanthropists | ians of our morals had betteramend | ake it read fourteen hoars Daoit. Public Buildings and —— | Grats’ Revonm Scsvo..—In the argument | before the Committee on Grounds on Friday, Mrs. Spencer said: other day I was sent for to come home in haste. In a little room at the foot of the stairs, upon the floor, lay a little tigure, with a white, child- like face bearing traces placed her upon a cot, of mortal agony. We ave her some noariah- ment, for she was nearly starved, sent for a lady physician, a member of our beard, and be- fore the evening was over learned her history, which has since been confirmed by those who id ber. She had been a year ‘‘on the town,” n, locked up for three weeks. turned ont of a little room because not pay her rent. She walked tp and been at first lured into a den and ‘The night be- fore she was brought to me she hai been | she could down the street, with a tiny bundle in her hand, penni- less, Hungry and cold. Late at night she earned a dollar at her usual trade. Fitty cents of this she was obliged to pay toa woman for the use of a room, and she was upon the street again, with fty cents in her hand, and sickness coming on. he asked a woman to le: her stay all night and to give her a piece of bread and batter for her fifty cents, which she did. Pain woald not let her sleep, and at five o’clock in the morning she was frightened at her condition and started for the station house. She child She was too 5 of motherhood had come an upon the street, and not dar ‘The mor- ul she lost to look behind her, least, as she said, a ‘‘pliceman might know it and ‘rest her,’™she hurried on to | the station house, and asked an officer if he would take her to the poor house. She said he told her ‘he didn’t take none o’ them there no more; she'd better go to the Woman's Association.” This was two miles awa: Christian y and she had not a penny. So she dragged her sutfer- ing body to their door. she had a letter from any body. ‘ at all but the d’rections station.” whom they named Another mile and back. and get They asked her if , nothing rom the Police Then she must go to some one letter. it was now late in the day, for she had moved very slowly the long way out, and sha had eaten nothing bought the piece of bread and butter since she the night before. She walked half 4 mile farther, ant then drop was smoking a pipe. She asked him h was to the lady to whom she had been ped upon a door-step where a man | iow far it sent. told her, and she said, ‘I can’t get there then, for I done give out.” He told her “she had bet. ter go to Mrs. Spencer's; that wasn't far off.” She does not know how she came to be lying on my floor. This was two weeks ago. When, even within a few days, my heart has grown Ho | ft faint with the long, weary straggle to secure | help for these poor fir is, I have thought of that sufferin, ittle = girl dragging | her way through the nation’s capital. and I have now grown strong again. At the close of the war there was a public debt &mounting to £2,700,000,000. The interest upon the debt was over $10,000,000 in gold per an- num. Very soon the Con, States purchased Alaska of it $7,200,000 in gold, 3 place a bargain at that if they had nd destroy children. Ri (So it would h of the United ia, payin; nd considered the bleak for have been anished thither all men who seduce For the centennial! ex- position in Philadelphia they are building a tower a thousand feet high. They ask Congress for the moderate sum of and you wil! grant it for the honor anc the nation. igi low will it look upon the pages of ‘ory that at this time, with all the ms | Cent resources of this country at command, the nifi- Congress of the United States, being in a pen- itent vein of retrenchment, could not afford to J. Gill, | 74% On the soil over which it has exclasive ju- who had jvst returned ‘trom his wedding tour | Tsiction a building wherein the wretched vice i 1 with bis Uride, formerly Miss Kate Leeman, of | Cumberland, Md., and extended their con gratulations. They also presented to the newly Wedded pa'r various housekeeping articlos peculiarly acceptable under the circumstances. sa praca Tue THEATRES The Oates comic opera troupe. who gave such delightfal entertain- ments at Fords Opera House last week, kept their choicest performances until the last, and | begin their new week with the production to- Bight of an English adaptation of the sparkling | Bew opera, which has created such a farur | wherever played, ‘Madame Angot’s Child,” im which the sprightly Mra. Oates is said to excel all her previous efiorts. Secure your | seatsor go early if you dun’t want to stand through the performance. Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer are noted for their | Production of gorgeous dramatic spectacles, and when two such enterprising managers join with one like our M: Saville, the public | expect something better in that line than any- | thing we bave had heretofore, and they will not be disappointed. Undine at the National Thea- ter this evening will comprise all the best fea tures of the Black Crook as performed in N. York, with many new and striking eflects. The grand ballet, Amazonian march, panoramic Spectacle at the close, &c., are prodaced wich | the magnificence which attracted immense | audiences week after week | “ Waifs of New York, traction at the Th sensational drama which has had a good run | wherever produced, and as the variety perform- | ly good besides, tue the leading at- | ter Comiijue this week, is a | Upes WM. ALBxANDER.—Hon. | ler, formerly judge of the ir- euit Court of Baitimore, died on Saturday last, in the 62d year of his age. -Judge Alexander Was what is called a ‘self-made man.” He was at one time engaged in merchandizing, at smother time in his earlier life was a school | teacher. He studied law with Wm. P. Preston, | wae @ wember of the Maryland legislatare in 4858, and elected judge in 1563. Upon retirin, from the bench under the new constitation o' ls67, Judge Alexander resumed the practice of the law, baving an office in this city and one in | Baltimore. During the time he was on the | bench he earned tor himself an excellent repu- tation as a judge, ard left the court over which he had presided with diguity and ability amidst many regrets. | —<e Tae Disreict Mititis.—tieut. Col. Robert 1. Fleming, inspector and acting colone! of the frst regiment, National Guard, bas ordered the regiment to parade to-night at the Columbian armory for # full dress drill and inspection; after which, the regiment will parade Penn- sylvania avenue and some of the rincipal Streets, if the weather will permit. The com- panies composing the regiment will assemble at their respective armot it 7 o'clock, and will Feport tothe a@jatant (Lieut. Beall) promptly | StF Qcleck in the Columbian armory, where | the regiment will be formed am go through the usual maneuvers of an inspection. The mil- itary of the District are making the necessary Preparation for the parade on the 23/1 instanc, and will make a very creditable appearance. poo Aha scacrnmonen } A Facp at Unsiontows.— Yesterday, one | James Webb, residing at Uniontown, had'some difficulty with the sons of the late Thos. Fahey, who it will be remem! was choked to death & few days since, in attempting to swallow some raw beef. After an ai with the Faheys, Webb undertook to kill some chickens belong- ing to them. This was resisted by one of them, pistol and threavened to Not satisfied with this, he had James Fahey arrested for carrying a slung-shot, which turned out to be an India-rubber string, and the case coming before the Police Court to- day, & nolle p as entered. RAID ©x AN ALLEGED Poticy Saor.—This morning Offcers Phelpsand Diusmore arrested &, colored man meen By Ross, on tle charge of ng y shop on G street, between eth and 7th streets northwest. Tne cers got a drawer full of material used in ths | business, consisting of a manifold writer and a | book the drawings of lotteries, | Amounts received and paid out, <c. The case | will be heard to morrow. Mr. biscuor! —-——_ | the wonderful! blind nist | from the west, has arrived in town, and is ex- pected to play at the concert at the First Con- = Chareh, on Wednesday evening have beard dim — = in Beat. Those who Einite of bis celled” “24 & beauty of expression rar: ——6-—__—= AN EXEMrLipien cor THE WILL of the late Charics Macalister, of Philsdelpbia, was | Bled to-day tn the office of the of Wills. The copy is a printea one with authe! — 2 witnesses, avd — he be- qnewbes n@ house, val 699, and furnitare on F street. near Isth te bled me Burgmans, of Philade!phia. Suppes Deats.—Mr. Well-know: tims ot man's own vices may be save: yifrom a life that Is worse than death, and developed | into useful members of the community. I do not believe the Congress, with the facts put clearly before them, will delibarately present the argument of retrenchment as area- | son for not performing one of the most solemn | duties eyer laid upon this bod: = Rear Estate Transpees.—C. trustee, to Connecticut Company, lot 60, E. square 204, $1,149 11; tee, to do. Square 204, $6,792.24; E. French et al, part Lewis L. Bi square 712, L. Jone: Jobe 8. sa lot No. «3, Mayhew’s subd ‘Neanns Marshal ware Sf $1,600; Pierce Shoemaker $450; ‘Andrew Langdon to Jane L. M *, block 11, A. L. Barber & Co.’s subdi Le Droit park, $2,725.50; Wm. H. M. Myrick, lot 145, square 363, ©: Brown et ux to S. W. Dunbar, lots 2) 28, square 305, +3.000, Wm. H. Ward to M. M, Yznaga, lot 216, Gilbert’s su of square 2.050; Jas. G. Meem to tion to G wT. T. Burns to B. heo. F. Gatchell New Seat,” situat2 in county, $1 jater and wife to A. Bradshaw et al, Ka 900; trustees, to Ratbhone, lots 12, 14 and 15, square 221; ‘ahill, lot 15, square 1, $10. pesca st sot “i bdivision Lto Mary 7, = 1,006 Bigelow, part lot 11, to R | lots, Van Hook's subdivision of square 9st, eGill, lot vision of hn to M. trustee, bdivision Eliz. J. | Meem et al, lot No. 100 and 101, Beall’s addi- eorgetown, 21.50; H. C. Swain, trustee, Crittenden, part of lot 6, square 639, 2; H. R. Rathbone and wife to H. Kennedy trustees, part of lots 12.14 and 15, square | 21, $10.00; H. Kennedy et EXTENSION OF THE Police TzLRcRara.— During the past few months the Board of Police Commissioners have had under consi the subject of extendin, ‘ideration the telegraph lines connected with the central station, and their deliberations have resulted In the selection of stations fer telegraph instruments, as fol: wa: — At Tennallytown, at Brightwood, at the reform school, and at Benning’s. been made by the board for setting the poles The in- Shoald and stretching the wire in the spring. stroments are all ready, and some sixty miles of wire is now in possession of the board. Con; for increase of the force ‘88 pase the bill now before it providin, im this District several new precincts will be formed in the county. The subject of locating one of these stations at Rosslyn, on the Virginia sid river, has also been discussed, but no le of the detinite | conclusion arrived at. The convenience, not to say the necessity for a station there, all admit, the way. eS Tue Pate I’ainTeRs’ nate at the | but the yuestion of jurisdiction seems to be in Masonic Temple this evening will, it is said, surpass all their previous efforts, and that is certainly say- ing @ great deal, for no more pleasant entertain. ments are g' of plate pr ladies? invi ty fi in those of the Treas: ters. The ul in execution. ury force admiseson cards and tations are, as usual, marvels of the Ppographic art, tasteful in desigu and beauti- Oxcan Coycert.—Attention is directed to the notice in another column of the organ con- cert to be given at the Church of the tion to-morrow evening. the finest in the city, of « high order, maki ant entertainment. there ng the whole a ve: er ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.— About 1 0" tcarna- r In addition to the | music of the organ, which is pronounced one of il be vocal music ry pleas- | ‘clock to- day J. N. Taylor was shot in the foot by a boy named George T. Toombs. Both reside near 45 and N streets southwest. Dr. Melvin at- tended sufferer. The shooting was ac: cidental. a Sreixe or Ice Curters.—Three hundredice men at They N.Y., struck Cres nr s2 5 a one hau- aret a0a men at another pom S with snow- balls, but jy succeed in (aay berepeon their work. A dispatch from that place yester- on morning states that the em ve MONTANA AND THE CENTENNTAL.— islative assembly of Montana, on Satarda: great unanimity and enthi ‘The > wil » made an ap- Propriation of $5,000 to facilitate the exhibition tion at Philadel commissioner, | Of Montana's products at the centennial! exhibi- be agt. Bradbury; do. y oores for sale. Easby agt. Easby; confirming sale of square 3. Haason decree final confirmation of sal ditor?s report. French French; submitted. In re., Innacy of Thomas Welch, soidier; decree appointing John Welch gaardian of committee. Ballmon agt. Mason et al; order pro confesso. Waite: le et al. agt. Martin et al.;do. Partlow and Lambert agt. Marshall et al.;do. Elliott, trustee, agt. Lemon et al.; do., and confirming anditor’s report. le agt. Conner; decree of sale. Sanborn and King O'Donoghue; order for receiver to pay certain money. Newman et al. agt. Newmanet al.; order ratifying trustee’s report of sale and reference. Jones, trustee, agt. Wiley et al.; de- cree for sale. a agt. Gunnell et al.; or- der appointing F. W. Jones trustee. Reed agt. Wallach et al: submitted on bill id answer. Crandall agt. Washington City Savings Bank; rule on receiver to pay certain claims. Coyle agt. Uoyle; decree forsale. Young agt. McCiel- land; referred to auditor to report value of in- fant's interest. Poxice Court —Judge Snell. ; To-day, Frank Foreman was charged with stealing five market baskets valued at eighty cents each from a store corner of 12th and D streets northwest. Frank is an old offeader, aud has served time for assault on several oc Zhi | casions. ‘The evidence was strong against him, the court tined him $30 or jail. John Ross wi harged with assault and battery on Chas, Frankiin, who testified that Jobn struck him on the head with half a brick yesterday without cause. He showed his head te the judge and the proof was sufficient. Oiticer Reese testified to ong owe assault and making the arrest of Koss, hen arrested he was drunk, and after he was locked up he destroyed the cell windows and broke up the benches; $2) and costs. Wm. McGee, assault on Samuel Covington; $5. Ed- ward Butcher, larceny of some coal; $10 and costs. — Hamilton and charged with engaging in a1 Frederick Friedman, ass: Moses Colemat assault and battery on Lewellen Ashton; 83 and costs. Nancy Gillison, assault and battery on Jane Klines; $5 and cotts. A ROUGH CUSTOMER John Smith a8 Anderson Scott, was charged with larceny of a pairof pants. This is the same colored man who assaulted and re- sisted Officer Findley in the dock of the Police Court on Saturday. It was shown in testimony that Scett seized the pants from in front of a clothing store on 7th street and run away, but Was overtaken and secured after much resist. ance. In the prison dock he behaved himself yery rudely, and on being remonstrated with by Mr. Findley dealt the officer a heavy blow in the lefteye. At the conclusion of the testimony he was fined $20 and costs. He was also arraigned on acharge of assault on, and resisting Oficer Findley; Scott saul he was drunk, so the jadge It_and battery on 5 and costs. Thaddeus Minor, let him off with a fine of $20 and costs, aud in | default three months in jail. THE ALLEGED G AMBLING-HOUSE CASE. In the case of the United States against Cooley, charged with keeping a gam house, the prosecuting witness failed to a) and an attachment was ordered to be issu: his arrest and the case continued SMALL PRY. Robert Hunter, profanity; & James Smith, John Moore, Sarah Lloyd, ana others, forfeited | | collateral for profanity. | George Stobel was fined $2 for driving on the sidewalk. David Solomons, same charge, $2. Julia Williams forfeited collateral tor disorderly conduct. Wm. oss, Charged with distarbing the performar at the Metropolitan Theater; £5. Patrick Leigh, Same charge; $5. Wm. McVeigh, same; $5. Traverse Ford, fast driving; $20. Timothy O'Connell was fined $5 for driving through a funeral procession. -lohn Wells, cursing, $5. Luther Gassaway, loud and boisteroas; $5. Lu Robinson, same charge: #5. ————— THE LyNcuBURG Daratcation—A Suspr- cious Circumstance. — The following strange statement, which casts suspicion upon the offi- cials having him in charge, of having appro- priated $1,000 ia money found on his person to their own use,as made by John ©. Henry, is published in the Lynchburg Republican: Henry claims that when arrested he had on his person $15,219; that his money was turned over to a deputy sheriff and another official; that they counted the money in his pock st book in his presence, amounting to some $14, but when they discovered the bulk of the money, which was in a buckskin belt, in a small va: adjourned to another room, and refu: him witness the counting. ‘They remained out two or three hours, and retarned with a rec it, which they gave him. for $14,219, less by $1,000 than the amourt he claims tohave. He called their attention to the short account, but they protested the correctness of the receipt ter edhim. Hesays their amazement was gre: seeing so much money, more, perhaps, their eyes bad ever rested upon in a whole time. Henry is very specific in his charge. le- | claring thatthe abstracted money consisted of one hundred $19 bills. This looks bad for the West Virginia officials, and it is to be hoped they ean vindicate themselves from =o serious a charge. Yesterday the personal effects of the | prisoner, valued at $1,500 or $2,000, were release Arrangements have | d and turned over to the care of his tather. The prisoner furnished a carefully prepared memorandum of what he had left in the coi- lector’s office, tallying very closely with what was found. The indemnitying bonds of Mesers. Johu Henry and John P. Wright will largely more than cover the present ascertained cmmbezziement. Tre Piet in A Cuvecn.—On Thursday last, during the revival services in a church in Alleghany county, Pa., acolored man named Gordon, who was under the iutiaence of liquor, with tive boon companions, entered and com. menced to disturb the meeting. One of the trustees of the church remonstrated with Gor- | don, and after some ditticulty the disturbers were ejected; before this was accomplished, Gordon drew a seven-barreled revolver ant shot @ peaceable colored man named Smith. ‘The wounded man staggered and fell, the ball from the pistol having wounded him in the stomach. (;ordon was arrested, lut on the way to the lock-up, he escaped from his custodian. A lively chase was given, the prisoner was re- captured, and held to bail in the sum of $5,000. MISTAKEN IDENTIT ie of the victims of the recent train robbing im Missouri was in Springtield, lil., afew days ago, and the Jour- nal of that city says, while taking a waik through the town he caught a glimpse of Col. Mclaughlin, secretary of the raliroal and ware- house commission. Toa friend Oo was with him he at once insisted that «‘ Mac” was the man who robbed him. He declared that he especial- ly recognized the physigue of the man who took his watch and money; marked well th» sharp features, and was absolutely certain that tha | robber and McLaughlin were identical. The stranger closely observed ‘Ma dogged his footsteps, nor ceased his attentions anti! he following really was. SINGULAR Oc CURRENC Eagle refers to the fact th account of the killing of Capt. Mullen by his being run over by the cars at Dachess junction, and adds: A remarkable instance is connected with the affair. About the time he was run over, his daughter, who was asleep on tho lounge at her home, started suddenly, and ris- ing up, exclaimed: ‘Oh, mother, something has happened to father, and there goes an engine which has just ran overhim.” Capt. Malien’s house is close by the railroad track, south of the junction. In an hourafter a F enpowren entered the dwelling with the news of the captain’s hur- rible death. WOMAN'S RIGHTS has assumed a new phase in Milwaukee. A woman named Christine Haak, in asking for a divorce from @ worthless husband, has exhibited her disgust for the whole male population of that city by dispens- ing with ap attorney, and drawing up a com- plaint withoyt legal’ assistance. Her indepen- dence bas been rewarded by a decree, and she bas the satisfaction of keeping the fee she would have been obli toturn over to coun- sel. If thissortof thing becomes poeae, in Chicago, the Goodrich stamp of di yorce-law- out. yers will be effectually stam; Tue WaT IN VinGINta.—We learn that that the wheat promises well in all parts of the cou , the winter has beon favorable thas far, but h may yet disappoint the farmers’ bopes. — Ruchbi Citizen. ...... The wheat crop in this section bas seldom looked as wall at this season of the year asit does now. We ex- this year. — Scottsville We see it stated that the wheat ly promising in Mon county, and that many farmers are pasturn the growth excessive. In Pulask'! is said to be very promising.—4b- ms found, upon inquiry, who the gentleman he was —The Poughkeepsie at it has published an FS 2 # a < $ wm it i Chesapeake and Ohio canal ye | com! from Cumberland to the head the rgetown level five miles above and the water will be drawn from this ‘Thursday pext and remain out forfour days only, by which time it is expected the entire line will be ready for navigation, certainly by the Ist of March. Tax New Scuoor Buitpinc.—The walls of the top of the fourth and and & com. mencement made to put the building under roof. Geeorgetown will hail with joy the day when this magnificent building is ready for occu- tion. iver News.—The steamer New York ar- of the Lake cleared for Norfol: Gram Trape.—The schooners Kitty Ann and Thos. P. Morgan arrived from Alexandria with 2,600 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bro., which was sold at $1.70 tu $183, and the schooner Lizzie Ri the same port, You eagan, from with 1,600 bushels of corn for M. ALEXANDRIA. TRansrens or Reat Estats.—The foliow- ing transfers of real eetate in this Sy: for the month of January, 174, are reported by Green & Wise, real estate agents: Lot on west side of Fayette, 76 feet 7 inches south of Cameron street, 20 by 80 feet. Wm. Hamersley to J. F. Hamersiey, $500. One-sixth interest in 5 lots in square, bounded by Cameron, Henry, Patrick, and (Queen streets. Chas. Mankin to L. iE. Skidmore, £251. Lot on the west side of St. feet north of Gibbon street, 19 by 123 feet 5 inches. E. Perry and others to M. Murphy, $2 ——— of leases tor 99 ears upon Pioneer Mills property. O. Van Honan to John H. Russell, €35,800. Interest in house and lot on the west side of Cameron street, between Royal and Fairfax streets, 20 by 100 feet. Lot on north side of Cameron %2 feet, 5), inches east of Royal street, 20 feet 7 inches by 117 feet 5 inches. Lot on east side of Royal street 149 feet, 13 inches north of Cameron street, 2 feet 2 inches by 126 feet ¢ inches. Lot on the east side of Royal street, 117 feet, 8), inches north of Cameron street, 31 feet 5 inches by 133 teet 5inches. R. M. Lawson, to Anthony Lawson, $5,000. House and lot on south side ot Prince street, between Patrick and Henry streets, 27 feet by 85 feet 6 inches. Beach commissioner, to K. H. Stabler, trustee, s: House and lot on north side of Dake a + between Columbus and Alfred streets, i9 by 58 feet. C. Robinson and wife, to P. Kee- | gan, $1,350. " Interest in 5 lots bounded by Pi | Tick and Cameron streets. E. W. Mankin and wife, to Charles Mankin, $225. Interest in5 lots bounded by Patrick and Cameron streets. K H. Remington and wife to Charles Mankin, $200. East ALEXANDRIA Raitroap.—The cat from the east and of the tunnel to the transter ferry slip has leted, and one track laid’ thereon. The other track will be iaid on Monday. The pile driver will finish its part of the work to day, and trains will be ran, it is thought, the latter part of the coming week. The transter boat wiil be here in a few days.— Sentinel, Wath inst. THE FisHing SEAson.—Nearly all of those who will be engaged in the fishing of 1874, seine haulers and packers, are making preparations for wn early commencement of operations, and old hands in the business anticipate a prosper- ous season. Mr. Cawood has been engaged for some time past at Foulkes’; Mr. Gibson, as bas been stated in the Garetie, has taken his outit | down to Mattoax; Capt. Guy will soon have Moxley’s Point equipped, and most of the other shores on the river are being put in condition for fishing. 6 | _A New Crvn.—a club called the Whisky | Drinking society was organized and ofticers elected at the grocery of Martin Lawler, near the bridge pump, on Thursday night, one of the by-laws of which is as follows. Each member shall pay a fee of ten cents a week, and no member shall receive anything from the club for sickness unless the sickness shall result from one week’s drunkenness, in which case he shall then be recompensed with two drinks a day tor ten days. Suit AGArneT A RatLRoap Companry.—It is the intention of Mr. W. F. Henderson to eater suit in the corporation courton Monday next against the A. & W. lt. R. company for £10.000 damages—$5,000 because their conductor put bim off the train on Monday, though he offered a ticket purchased on Satur; nd for being again put off on Wednesday because he would not give up bis ticket uutil he had been provid- ed with aseat. KR. T. Merrick, ot Washington, will, it is aid, act as counsel ror Mr. Henderson for a contingent fee. Mus. Mason, wife of the late James M. | Son, former Senator from Virginia, died at Cla- Tens, near this city, this morning, after lie ness of twenty month nee TRE Ick Croy on THE HUDsoN.—The harvest on the Hudson is going on with a rapid- ity that ensures a good crop and full hous~s by tle end of this week. The statistics are inter- esting. By the first of February of last year the ice crop of the Hudson river, amounting to 1,108,500 tons, was snugly housed, aad all fears of shortness ‘for that’ season were dispsllet This year the harvesting is almost a mon hind time, but, nevertheless, work has menced with great earnestness, crystal cakes are being cut tonishing rapidity. The sta the present time 5,150 men, 1 and 41 steam engines are engaged in the work of the harvest. According toa close estiviat 756,000 cakes, or $1,590 tons, are gathered ia 1; In the vicinity of Newark the ponds y thicker ice than upon the Hudson, where it is worn away beneath by the abrasion of the cur- rent. There was a break up im the ics Hudson, oppot‘te Troy, on Saturday, wh some damage to the boats and barges ly the wharves. Saves or Rear Estare tn Virersta.—The ‘Tidewater Index says that Captain T. Edwin Betts, of Northumberland, has recently sold his farm o! 0 acres, noar the mouth of Cone river, \Va., to Mr. Samuel Strong, of Washington, D. C., for $12,000. Mr. Strong has also purchased fifty acres of land adjoining thisof Dr. James Smith, at $30 per acre. The Winchester News says that on Monday of last week Montgomery's factory was sold to Mr. H. P. Montgomery for $2,900. The same day the Montgomery ‘arm, situated on the Berryville road, about four miles from that town, was sold to Mr. Frazier at#18.25per acre. The tractcontains some is6 acres. Alexander Logan has sold twelve acres of his land, near Harrisonburg, to Gol. George E. Deneale and wife, for $75 per acre, one-half’ on the first of April, and the balance in one and two years, with interest from time ofsale. Last week 40 acres of land in Augusta county, be- long to the estate of Mr. Fred. Sheffer, was sold to Mr, Benj. T. Bagby at $65 per acre. Lacer Breer on Stnpays.—A mass meet- ing of Germans was held in Broeklyn, N. ¥. Friday last, composed of those op; bitrary temperance laws.” One thousand per- sons composed in a great part by brewers of and dealers in lager beer, were in attendance. Speeches were made. ‘The result of the gather- ing was lee yong ofa ager and resolu- tions opp to the Sunday clauses in the pre- sent excise law, which Ri hibits the sale of lager beer on that day. They will sapport no party or candidates for public ofices who will not Pledge themselves to the repeal of the pre- sent law. Tre Quincy, ILL., Bank Ronsgry.—Noth- ing has been ascertained so far in regard to the bank robbery at Quincy, Ill., Friday morning, though several persons have been arrested on suspicion. A reward of $20,000 has been offered for the restoration of the stolen property and the capture of the thieves. Among the bonds stolen were one hundred thousand dollars of Adams county bonds, numbered from 221 to 400, inclusi Breach or Promtse.—At the next term of the Cireuit Court gf Augusta county, which b»- gins on March 24, will be tried a very inter gi ig case. Miss Julia A. Doom brings suit against Mr. John A. Harner for £10,000 damages for breach of promise of marriage. The parties are said to be of the highest respectability, and re- side near Wayneshorough. ‘The defendant was = ried recently, which makes the case more interesting.— Harrisonburg. ( Va.) Commonwealth. —— en) COM MUBDER OF 4 Mr At Beaver Meadow, Penn., on Sunday ht, Neil McBride, a miner, was murdered on the main street, oppo- site the public house of Peter Schwob, which he had just left with the intention of going home. It is supposed that the murderer is an Irishman, about twenty years old, named Neil Paul, who has escaped. The man leaves a wifeand four young children, ——— Tux Surrerincs om- and now the i stored with as-- stics show that at boys, 581 horses on his bed ever since the summer of 1871, when he saved a train of pas- — from wreck by cutting away a post track, causing it fall the ‘othes*eaye tute cal way such & manner that iterushed him. "07? ut 2 &7 Dickens believed in entiats of Weaterig, Hef ven! » Te stantial house. a7 The to read that the Ad- + are building a sab- Political condition of the south has be word mien to look at. Fas a a7 ma, and I am proud able to sa; 7 that Lam the moat staan re ee bees manin Bumarck to Prussian Sa The child of Kate Fox, now Mrs. Jencken, pia te oundarfuy Wovlophog Ss maces len cr bod om s7Even with “4 an watch, unless 9 a 4 pone wn oStaletaye ar gunee tt GXTistS | Seer easter ae aes since deotined ta Stig, ‘Oe pela noes toe tones ot atte bave been 4 and 5 for ‘ing. Fi ex. street York, See ee eee mee | een eee ers on m being 4.55 to 4°\, bat an- for business, which is at 4.81, to 4.83. Money continues easy at 4 to 5 for call loans, extreme rates being 3 and ¢ with little as at either. Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 5 tots During the first half hoa: of business the stock market was strong. At the board prices began to decline, and so continaed until noon, since which there has been a fractional recovery. Union Pacific has been exception. ally strong throughout. LECTURES B* SPECIAL INVITATION, REV. W. H. MILBUR®, “The Blind Man Bloccat,” ‘Will deliver bis great LECTURE On the Life and Oharacter of B.OnURCE, =. February 1%, 14 Batriwone, Feb inim sixes, comvolida- oF, Aémission, § cents; scared seats 25 conte cxtra. be «3 do. peelors, 45; Wee: Virginia's, 1! bid to rT “ ee had “ wei rots nae we oe —Ootton — st tyne'®, Warren Choate “ dilngss james Crends, Sak Sais” iM: | Claes. the pricsipel uonae aud os toe aoer une! - ominsily unchanged—Poun- ‘The sale of secured seats wil sylvauis red, 172178; others wn— | ay, February 16, at Metrerott's White sonthern nominal, 78 low eonthern | _febli-dt 9 reli. meals’ 73 and * ‘Ostsdail Bre ouhlers, 6s" con; only @ limited job! mM; rity widen sea ace i, eugar-cn ed Car eeare® | has ercured a large and scb-ches ch a | ee a } Ontee dail, | Bes eiven tous Sere hiesseraseeey eater | ts i is! z @ = establisbment. The ext: nt and almo-t endless + «. Fae ke Riche ane eet, eet EES: | Tany ck mocks to hice antina ae en, y Exenenae, long. 608; short, 485%. G@rv- sition of go erordt) class aad joality man *) ans) store peculiarly at Flour dull and Tactive. heavy. (Here ts’ ts % goods of the fuest description, both) foreign and Bm —Onusole for moner, oe SE La Gu vads of 1965. 011, )B HAVE BEEN DYEING FOR THIS Com ne gone V WuBity and viemity for the last ” LoNpon, Feb. 16, . m —Erie, FORTY THREE YEARS, | ‘a: be ote rentes 68 fran ¥ i o el PEonpeds Webbe SOU ee There tee sod wearostit willie, end hope Spd, Aone in open market for threo month's bills is 35-16 9 + t. Thankfel for we appeal toot cent ,w -16 below ank of Kugiand race x oo The amount of bullion withdrawa from bank os ee aes aes ms tion by sending their wo W. HB. WHEATLEY\8 Preminm Steam Dye Worl 000. -se-- Ualance to-day ts £10. — THE WEATHER. “ARTER’S EW GOODS AT REDUCED NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 7eT LOUISIANA AVENUE, iT SPACE.) TWEEN SEVENTH AND Bick tae SrReete ‘CTION GOODS BECKIVED GREAT SPECIALTY IN BLACK SILKS. BLACK ALPACAS, COTTONS AND CALIOORS. ar WHOLESALE PRices THe ENTIK® S10CK WILL BE SOLD CHES seolre, gE. VW. CARTER. E PLACE To bUY Babealns DUCTION LN DRESS GOODS, DUOTION IN DOMESTICS. T REDUCTION IN HOSIERY T REDUCTION IN LINEN GOODS. T REDUCTION LN GLOVES. where all Kinds Wak DuranrMent, Ofer Chief Siznal Qficer.t | Scouring and Dycing ts done promptly, aad in the Wasnixcton,D. © , February 16, 174, 10:30 @. m. very beet manner. —— atm he SYNorsis FOR THE PasT TWENTY-FOUR HoUks — 49 JEFFERSON STREET CNING AND RENOVATING PIANOS con ‘The barometer has fallen since Sunday mora’ febi0-tr Georgetown, D. ©. tinue to receive special uitmutine he New Engiand, the middls states aed lower - @. L. WILD, Practical Piano maker region. Tt is fowest in upper Uanada, and C8A8. B CRAGIN. MD.. BAS RESUMED . eat in the vorthwest. Ti temperature has risen | the practice of mrdicine, sed offers bis profer: slightly in the middie and eastern states, andde- | sional services to his friends and the public. Ofce Cidedly so in the northwest. Northeast and north. | and residence 124 Dunbarton street. jandi-lm™ west winds with cloud and snow, prevail in New | —————————__ Se . Englan. Southwest winds, with clondy weat: OR SALE — HIG F inthe mitdle states. Sow herly wind: a m the guif coast. Light westerly BLY ESTATE ON BRIDGE TOWN,D weather, in the Ohio valley and 1 VaLUABLE REAL syeust, GEORGE- . Fresh to brisk northwest winds, Four lots,24 by 110, running tack to a ten. Or clearing weatbor en the upper Ink alley, belog the lots upon which the Presvyte: PRoravLirits—Daring the rest of Monday in | Church formerly stood, on the main business s: Bngland, winds back to sontheast and south | Ofthe town. Termsessy Apply to— falling barometer, eloud and rain. c vat- JAMES . ing Monday nicht. Bor the middie states, southeast to southwest winds, cloud rai lowed by seins Darometer and wester! states, southerly winds and possioly ic reine, followed by rising barometer, westerly wi and clear or clearing weather by Monday ev: For the south Atlantic coasts, falliag baromete: ANT ICE OREAM AND OYSTER PARLORS, High street. Georgetown, D. 0. ertist © cho: ey instrument bay ‘Second: band Pim foe THE CELEBRATED KNABE PIANOS! 34 ow. AMMON PIANOS, of sand redaced prices (> Pianos taken in exchange. Favorite ORG. attended to, at = . REICHENBACH’s PIANO WAREROOMS, ice the med Mt for lend and rain. Wor the guit coasts, svttiarl ROS pare enc Shove Penne. ovones. Cloud and rain. Wor the guit coasts, srutiarly SUMING ORD I ind», cloudy weather and ligat rain, followed bi UNING AND RENEWING PIANOS AND Rortherty minds and et ag weather or then GROCERIES, &e. \1 OWGANS A SPECIALTY, fe ior ofthe southern states, the Ohio ‘valley a — an lakes Brie and Michigan, clog taromoter,fait'we | FJLPHONZO YOUNGS & CO. ©. UMN, Practical P temperatare, westerly winds and eenerally clear weather. For the Missouri valley, nortl west GROCERS, winds veering to rorthwest, with cleariog weat\er, Masonic Temple, cormer 9th and F Beg leave to call your careful attex lowing List of Prices; SUGARS. Cautionay signals continue at Bastport. ————- eee. — RORS AGAINST Rev. 4. L. Grss— igation Commenced—Damaging T-sli- @ sub-committee appointed by the . = landard New Yor Srands Pennsylvania legislature to investigate the | Creshed Lost Ne York Bronte) charges against A.L. Gusshas commenced work | Powdered’ After a little preliminary skirmishing Miss Kate Grav ulated . M. Handeutt was called to the stand and quali- | “A” (Clariiied) fied. ‘She is an intelligeut young lady nineteen | Light Brown. aos Ibs: years of age, of prepossessing appearance, and of remarkable memory. She proceeded to re- TEAS. late that she had been some four years at Cuss- Imperial, Fair. “ jood ville; that at four diferent times, commencing when she was between 1 and 11 years of age, A. L. Guss made improper advances to her, one of which was very much like a felonious assault under the circumstances. The testimony was simply horrifying. She stated that she had been , ERMAN AMERICAN Gana ree Interest peid on depos Jouy Binz, Pree't (jo06-1y)0. B. Prewries, Oneh. BANKERS. n@s itpOFP P. 0. Dare. compelled, by fear, tomake an affidavit of the re - = ATIONAL BANK OF THR falsity of ove of theve charges. Suc gare otier | gogiian RETR Aim | Newnes STaras pRpOs irom a testimony. She was subjected bed “ Extra Fine... | Collections made on all parte the Untied Gentes, to a most rigid cross-examination, covering a | Gunpowder ; Prompt attention giren to all business before tee period of three-quarters of an hour, which » : z Dopactanemee at the Gerace ed resulted in strengthening every point rel Ext 5 | Bu Piseane’ FiTzeven before. In pk 5 Seale aeons 5 Sarno ee — " = CHAS. Y, Cashier. [ooti?-tr} confirm her statement in chief. The truth of | teteen differ oo es, 0 es — a body. She is a school teacher. and one of the | havens heritancy in amerting that weere sine COMPANY BANKING =, most respectable young women in Blair county. | compete fully with any house this side of Hew ¥ort | jonable effort to browbeat After a very qu the witness, and failing, Mr. Lytle withdrew trom the case. Miss Haicnff was corroborated materially by her mother.—Piilad-lpla Bu tin, Mi at if fuil “ ms will challenge competition, mane ive jon to the qualtty of our’ TEAS and FF LES, eepocially the higher grad-« = ha, Ge our goods are car quot y ze INT! @z Rubber soles are now put on leatt ors boots. OITY ITEMS. “Grear Discovery.’—Brilliant gaslight only $1 per 1,000 feet at 1220 Pennsylvania ave- banat — Bio, Green A Lance vorume wou of testimony which has of Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry aga sate, eficien nd relia':le remedy in curing coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease. Many of the cures are truly wondertal. 6 = os = To Dysrertics.—We do not agree to eure you, but from a careful analysisof Dyoley’s F-axt Powder, we can safely recommend it as pro- ducing nutritious, light, healthy bread, biscuits, rolls, &c., which can be eaten with impna:ty and relished by the most § n itive invalid These facts we can substantiate, from practical observations, and with the knowledge that no injurious substances whatever enter into the composition of Dooley’s Yeast Powder. Grocers everywhere keep it. Dooley & Brother, Manu- facturers, 69 New street, New York. ——_—_+ not contain the mass pasted | aa 7 accumulated in favor | ‘, Extra Fine White Santos, i Moller’ Di a ye oc D oller’s Dismord p=. Silver Drips, Amber Drips, Golden Syrup, xc ray . MOLASSES. A choice article of geuuine New Orleans, always ou hand, as also other lower grades—prices 10" - FLOUR, Welch's best _Farativ, per sack Golden Hill Family, per eaci Burnt Mills Fam)! Issac Wenger's F fre Saterdaas (de Brekine BOUSE ae Ot Ba Pays INTEREST ON DE! LECTIONs, 1667 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, (Opposite 0 = Treasery.) ALL PROFITS pata to DEPOSITORS, os inte- m1 exceeding 7 per cent. por ww BST on xs Dorian’ anc DeLias anc upwards, from 1m $@.m.t04p. m.; Wedventays powits caly,) é6 tok te EN Witlako's Bors WASHINGTOR, D. 0 © Per cont. tmterest paid on deportsa. anicererywhere ons . of officers tn the cashed tn advance. _' ... =e Banker, 663 D STREET, nesr Seventn, POSITS, makes OOL- Sud travsscts ail business connectag ne. ently OO INSURANOE COMPANIES, T= if THE SEASON FOR FIRES. GUARD AGAINST THEM By UNsUE! SOAP. Symptoms of Liver Complaint. Thirteen different varieties of Laundry. and a fine ———s i AnD Fi A sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellowish assortment of choice Toilet Soaps, at low rates. WIth Tum Sine seats on Pace ed eS he ee SUNDRIES. CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE Co. ullness and drowsiness w: requent head- + ge B1bs. for $1 00 ache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth, | Oho! FT iee. for 2} 2 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. dryness of throat and internal heat; palpite- How Zantes Ou ata. Olbs.for jg | CAPITAL... tion; 2 many cases a dry, teasing cough, min we be oor angnesee. OMee, 1429 oe sore throat; unstei ap , Faising of food, ae ronds—g\ rincess. choking ‘sensation Yathrost! distress, beavic | Beeliah W. gs and auc ver? Ane. J.T. DYER, Secretary ness, bloated or full feeling about stomach and Je Brand Condensed Milk, the best in use. ~EBMAB sides, pain in sides, back or breast, and about ital Brand Cor Miksa good srticte, | Gr naetene shoulders; colic, pain and soreness through ted Condensed Milk, standard Bods bowels, with heat; constipation, alternating = a ito MEBC! with diarrhea; piles, flatulence, nervousness, Scecl ashe les. coldness of extremities; ruxh of Blood to head, ° ivatees, ond toners. 2 000 with symptoms of apoplexy, numbness of | Imported and Domestic Gracktra, all kinds. Gecto-tr Bo. 611 ti Timbe, especially at night; cold ‘chills alternat- | ¥. 1B. Smith & Oo. Orashed Whesi,® packages ing with hot flashes, kidney and urimary difti- for g1, T= BOUITARLS Ee ASSURANCE calties; duliness, low spirits, unsociability and | ,,Inshort. we gtce cur special and undivided atten- 4 joomy fore! ings. Only & tew of above symp- . nak our — om iikely to be present at one time. VAll who | Thole duly to farnih the very beat of everytuug Suh Comzeny nas for years poem pee Dr. Pierce's Alt, Ext or Golden Medical | “Gus ichities for During sof helanting are an- i Discovery for Liver Complaint and its compii- | 2 and we gusrautes to sell’ as lew nsany mere cations are loud in its praise. house this side of New York, as also to ticle—guality and tity gn ic " sicne—y ity abd quantity—ae represented, or mo- ELPHONZO YOUNGS & C©O., Grocers, 97x AND F STREETS, OppositeU. 8. Patent OM A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE. Rusk, Texas, May 10th, 1873. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Dear Sir-—My wife last year at this time was confined to her bed with Chromic Liver Disease. Lhad one of the best doctors to see her, and he gave her up to die, when I came upon some of your medicine. I bonght one bottle and com- menced ipa age She then weighed *2 pounds; now she weighs 119 pounds and is robust hearty. She has taken eight bottles in all, and so you see am an advocate for your Medi- cines. Wa. Mgeazer, < CO.’s PREMIUM Com- jan%8-tr “FIVIS.” o Garr, FiricuMann pascas YOUR PROPERTY “OPW UEAGT see aS tte “Bur row» PRESSED Yeast is making the sweetest and lightest Bread, Rolls, Biscuit and Buckwheat Cakes, Ladies, try it. This is no-humbu; For sale at all Grocers. Depot, 1212 Fst cLoTHING tact to * that s pore ibe large sistilieries i. > OF Cony THat Corrs, Buwions, Troublesome Nails, 5 out thousauds of Vaseular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other Riscrable, stuff, but from the country manufecta- ailments of the feet ‘and destroy AT NOMINAL PRICES. satrcame of hy ake’ bast health, ‘and thereby promote irritability of to, by toe ale gf temper, shorten life and interfere with its da- have fu stose tor gabe, crorentesl arte cela at Sy enabilrrBe Wee Witdith jetice BP Src 1! as a] mnt of ir. hy ~~ = No. 535 16th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury “CLOSING SALES” 15 Pennyivania avenue. iho principles) eee y Ratzontoed by the anes — ic neiples: ie a most intell gent and considerate © people ih or FLNAL AND PEREMPTORY. prs, der to avoid, or if ailing to be leved per- a manently cured of those most troubleso: 2 10 PEB CENT. I the oniy house in the city that makes s specialty noyances. ——e Lapres, try Gaff’, Fleichmaun & Co.’s Premium Compressed Yeast. ' For sale at all Grocers. De- 12 F street. All orders from Grocers and Bakers LESS THAN WHOLESALE PBIOES, promptly filled. 2 Taxe Cans oF Yous. VaLUARLEs—Oall “BUY NOW” and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults e York sromes oon amen street. for safe keeping AT HALF PRICE, OF OVEROOALS. baking Bread; Rolls, Bison, &e. For sale at OF FINE CLOTHING. ‘To raxvans Fever “and “Apue mere sae BE per ~ . bed “BUY NOW.” ee en <ifRermecrbegee St: ABLE BROTHERS, in the fact that ie & manderd Merchant Tallers and Fine Clothiers, Eaowa ts'be'c cure for these diocaes: uathwaat | isomer __ Cerner Vth and © Streets. Sere NAT exvENvs rama, tear LEAVE YOUR ORDERS aT ENS, 422 9th Street Northwest, SHIRT PATTEENS CUTTO ORDER. jan?-¢m