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-+-0: April 7, 1874. LOCAL NEWS. Metkiff, Nationai Theater Benefit of George till Waters Kun Deep” and “Quiet Fam); Ford's House—Charlotte Cushman as “Queen Katherine” in “Kimg Henry VIII.” Pheater Comique— Claude Duval” and other novelties. —— Condensed Locals. Robert Beail sends us Frank Leslie's Boys’ of America for May. See ad. of Washington City Hibernian Benev- elent Society No. 1. Rev. Dr. Sunderland ie lying serious!v i11 at bis residence. on C. near 4\ street, in this city. Yesterday Caroline Griffin filed a bill in the Equity Court for adivorce from Theodore E. Griffin, alleging desertion. Governor Shepherd yesterday appointed Dr. | Henry Wallace as the general inepactor of gar- | bage for the District of Columbia. A. H. Stockman & Son, 828 9th street, ion scent of the 4me the fine April number. Col. Richard Harrington will deliver a lec- ture at Masonic Temple to-morrow evening fo benefit of Lafayette Lodge of Masons on the “History of the Jews.” ‘The annual meeting of the Colombia Library Association was held last night, and the follow- ing directors were elected. James McDermott, James Lowe, E. Reynolds, F. Lewis, J.J. Pea- body, €. Kaufman, J. Dobbyn. At the meeting of the National College of Pharmacy yesterday, @ resolution requesting | the District legislature to take euch a | ‘would relieve druggists of the reaponsibility of selling ijuor for medicinal purposes was post- poned till the next ng. The District of Columbia volanterrs at their | Meeting last night decided to hold the hanqaa April 10th.at Masonic Temple. Allefiicers ant soldiers of the District either army or navy are invited to porticipate, and to give notice o° their intention Fo to do, to the committee. The egg-roliing am ebildren in the Capitol grounds, resulted in quite a number of smsil children getting lost. ‘The police report finding last night aboat half ® dozen estray and restoring them to their parents. Company D, W.L._I., last night elected hon- rary members as fol Hon. W. T. Hamil- ton, of Maryland; Hon. Jobn B. ¢ m, of | Georgia; Dr. C. ©. Cox and Pr. D. W. Bliss of | this city. Mr. W. E. Dennison was elected, second lieutenant Capt. David F. Korhammer died on Sanday evening last. after a brief iliness, at his resi- | dence, No. 111% Massachusetts avenu2,in the thirty-third year of bis age. His death was in- duced py disease resulting from wounds in- curred In the service of his country. He served in the 59th Tilinois regiment during the war. was subsequently vice consul to Vienna, and at the time of his death was in the Adjutant | General's office. ——-———— Berne Psewirs.—M. Talty, two-story brick, i2th street, between New Y der Ki | Mesers. J. usement yesterday by the | S. as Christ Church son, P. P. Little, jiab Cross, Roberts, C. H. Venable, Samuel | Browning, E. B. Berry; wardens, e. Hateh'n- Dr. W. E. Cross, H. W. E. Hateh- ‘* Church (Washington)—George D. George Clymer, Geor, U. Chipman, Gedrge Hi. Eitote, Charles Peston, 5 aries Payson. Chufch Nicholas Acker, J. M. Ma- son, Thomas S. Moore, Edward Baldwin, 0. H. Morrison. Charles E. Weaver, D. W. Middle- .Jr., William P. Young; senior warden, D. Wesley Middleton; junior — Dr. J. M. rod! Brodhead; — ay Chureb of the Ascension—W. W. Corcoran, J. T. Stevens, RK. W. ace, B. L. Jackson, T. L. Hume, H. 8. Davis, W. M. Shuster, N. W. Burchell. Church of the Epiphany—Prof. J. H. ©. Cof- fin, Gen. J. H. Eaton, Dr. R. Joseph, Alexa Gen_J. K. Barnes, Gen. J. G. Parke, O. Evans and G B. McUartee, ves. trymen, Lewis J. Davis and W. D. Baldwin wardens, and Mr. Nathaniel Wilson register. Chureh of the Incarnation (Firet Ward)—A. N. Zevely, Dr. H. Colbura, E. Harris, J. W. Grifin, G. B. Towles, W. E. Trask, 5. H Miller, H. N. Barlow, vestrymen; Henry Ha: (Navy Yard)—w. 5. . Jere: tnson, P. tung, Dr. J. K. P. Gleeson, wardens; delegate to the convention, Dr. H. Golburn. St. Mark’s Church (Capitol Hill)—Joseph S. Barnett. C. B. Parkwan, D. Baker, Dr. J.S. Beale, C. A. Bradford. W. T. Kent, W. H. Mariow, P. K Riley vestry: 8S. Barnett and ©. B. Parkman wardens; » K. Elliott treasurer. St. Paul's Church (First Ward)—W.S day, J.B. Kerr, Josepn S. Sessiord, Joha P. Franklin, J. 3 Calla, J.F. May, K.W Walker, Harry Valk. St. donn’s Church (Georgetown)—Prof. M. | Yarnel, K.P. Dodge, HD. Cooke, sr., «i. R. Burroughs, John Marbary, jr., W. G. Kidgely, A.H. Herr, Rittenhouse. . Christ Church (Georgetown )—O. M. Matthews, Philip T. Berry, sr., Dr. Grafton Tyler, Walter Cox, Benjamin Miller, J. B. Davidson, W. . Boggs, Evan Lyons, vestrymen; G. D. Ab- hott, sr., and W. Knowles, jr., wardens; W.S. Cox, register. ~e—-—_ Three Divorces To-day. To-day, Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, acted on several divorce cases. In the case of Francis Ann Mills agt. John H. Mills, an absolute decree from the bonds of matrimony was granted. The petition sets forth that on the 13th of January, 1566, she was divorced from the bed and board of defendant, Ga the ground of cruel treatment and habitual drunkenness, and the law since having been amended so'as to authorize the granting of divorces from the bonds of matrimony for the same causes she files tbis petition. Mr. I. L. dobneon appeared for the petitioner, and Mr. Jobn Cruikshank took the testimony. Also decreed an absolute divorce in the case of Virginia A. Travis against Wm. J. Travis. ‘The petition states that they were married on the 24 of June, 1565, KS Rey. Father Bokel; \ and I street northwest; Josbua Clar! South Carolina avenne, between ‘and ith streets south: J. M. Eliason, do. do. | frame, Virginia avenue, between Ist and 21 streets routbeast; I). Jackson, do. do. brick, Washington street, between Bridge and Canal, Georgetown; S. Carmody, do. do. frame. ist street, between D and E northwest; B. H. War- ner, Co. do. brick. lith street, between N and | © northwest; B. Shea. do. do. do., 7th street. | between H and I southwest; John Wilson, do. do. frame, llth street, between W and Boun- dary northwest, F. Hornback, do. do. brick, C street. between 21 and jd northeast; N. T. in lay, two do. do. frame, I street, between 24 24th northwest: F. Hancke addition to buildings. West street. between Kock street and P-street briege. Georgetown; K. H. Andrews. three-story brick, G street, between Lith and 12th northwest; Jobn W. Combe, two do. frame, | 7th street. between F and G southeast; T. 3 Donnell. do. do. brick, East Capitol street, be tween Ist and 2d northeast; James Spencer. do do. frame, addition, G street, between 44 and €th southwest; H. Browning, do. do. do., 12 street, between G and I southeast; Melton P Hoover. do. do. brick, Vermont avenue. >> tween N and ¢ Bretat Cos ‘Oo RURPIANS tN | THE CariTot Grovunps.—Yesterday two col- ered men in passing through the Capitol grounds, where there were a large number of School children engaged in rolling eggs and other innocent amusements, out of pure cassed- | hess threw some of the littic ones down the steep | embankment, thereby injuring a little girl Lieut. James Johnson, of the police, being on | the ground, arrested one of them, named Bill | ‘Weodlard, when the other came up and struck the Lieutenan* on the head with a stick, ing him down, and then ran. A crowd of bun- éreds followed, and Oficer Kearney and D, tective McDevitt coming up, gave chase ani Srrested the ruffian, who gave his name as Olmstead Holmes, and in a short time both of | the brutes were locked up together at po! headquarters. Glmstead Holmes was charg: in the Police Court this morning with assau't and battery on lieut. -lohnso: » while in the discharge of his du Phe defendant pleatet uilty, and im ju: tion of himself sait that ibe officer struck He was comm to jail tn default o: © bonds fur action of th: grand jury. A Mretixe in Bau atr ov Tae Inprass, meeting for the purpose of promoting temper- ance ard civilization among the Indians wa- held at the Unitarian charch, on 6th street, Last evening Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood presided apd made a brief addresa. She was followed by the Rev. Wm. Hinckley, who said that the Policy ot etvilizing the Indians by edacation and gorpel teachings bas the entire sympathy of the Moagnanimous of the land, and particularly one Of great humanity, whom the people of tnis | land sae fit to place in the bighest position in t ley a = } power. ‘emarks, Mra. L. L. Adams. editor of the | of California, made an address, and the | Hatebinsons evlivened the meeting with sev- | eral songs. A letter from J. P. Root, ot Kan- fa8, and late minister to Chili, was read, in which he declares that with equal advantages Jbe Indians are in every sense the white man: | equal. _Jwige Gariand. of Texas, gave statis- Yes intemccc 1G Gemonstate that so far from Deing “wiped out” the Indians are on the in- Creare, and that to-day the Indian element is | on thig continent than It was at tig) time Columbus first landed upon its shores. phonies af sus Tre Inise Home Kvix Leacre of Washing- ton met last night at Trades’ Union Hall, Capt. D. MeMabon in the chair and J. L. Dease secretary, and a committee, consisting of Messrs. D. A. Brosnan, James S. Fitzpatrick, | ‘Ww. Fegan, Daniel Grady, and John Kennedy, | was appointed to solicit names and funds. Tus | secretary reported the receipt of $25—a dona- tion from Mr. Jobn M. Langston—and a vote of thanks was terdered him. The name of Mr. sJobn McDevitt was handed in for membership, and he was elected. Secretary Dease moved tat a national roll of honor be opened, the names of al} persons contributing one d OT more, and that the name of Prot be placed at the head of the list; adopted. Mr. | Dease tendered bis resignation as secretary, and | Mr. J. Bellew v as elected instead. The rolt of | honor wss opened, and @ umber of names were entercd thereor pS a Reat Fetat Saves.—Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold john B. Castel, ex: ecutor, ot lot nd 3, in syuare 5/3, im proved bys frame a ig. on Virgins ave Bue, between ith and Sth streets southeast, to T. F. McCauley. fi 5 for C. Ingle, tras tee, parts of lots . improved by a three-story brick house, corner Pennsy!- Vania avenue and 20th street, to A. A. Wilwo, for $7 iso, for the same trustee, the west part of lot 2 in quare 105, improved by a three- *tory brick house, on H street, between 18th and loth northwest, to Mrs. Susie A. Bergen, tor $5,400, ar | Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, so'd yesterday. for W. D. Casein, trustee, & twoestory frame boure, situated «n the road to Tennallytown, to George Kengis & Bro., for # . —_ Suit Acaixst a Tat FoR ALLEGED Now-DRLIVERY OF A Massage — Mr. William F. DeKnight of Sumter, Soath Carolina, yertercay entered suit for $1 500 dam- ages against the Western Union Telegeaph Company, alleging that in June, 1573, a dis- mes sent to Lim from this city by one Mra. E. | McConant in these words: ‘Come at once, | pa will go with Zou to the President,” was tem- porarily withbeid from him by the company’s agent in Sumter, with intent to deceive him, the petitioner, and that thereby be suffered pecu niary loss to the amount of $1,500, and by delay im receiving the dispatch aforesaid was estopped from congommating business arrangement= hore likely to have resuited in great bevetit him. | Rowpres at a Cotogep Batt —tat night the co'ored Odd Fellows’ bali in Mark+t-hoase ball. Georgetown, was interrupted by a m rowdies, who bebaved in as very diszracatn! manner. Lieutenant Hurley was notitied of their Cotngs, and sent Officers Harver ant Green, who took John Gardner, Zicharmab Meyers and David Johnson in’o custody and locked them up on charges of disorderly con- tuet, and they were this morning fined @5 each by Judge Snell. Myers was also charged with résistance to Officer Harper, whow he struck in the face, and was fined ©'0 and costs. —_-———— oet, writer and preacher, will lecture in the Congregational church Wednesday on a eabjest no leas interesting to Awrrionas ——-s Wacutseron Fisa Magker To-pay.—Sold bw K. A. Golden & Rro., 5,400 auad at $15 per Jee, 25,000 herrings, $8 to $16 per thousand; 1,000 jors, $2 to $3 per hundred; 100 bunches rock alld cents per bunch. | toher support. | trtends here, bas his benefit, on which occasion At the conelusivn of Mr. Hinck- | | that they have two children, twins, now five years of age, and she charges that at no time Since the marriage bas he supported her more than eight or nine mcnths spent bis wages in liquor and other dissipa- tions; that in 1570 defendant accompanied a jady ttiend of piaintift’s to her home, and made indecent pro: to her friend when passing the Smithsonian grounds; that later in the same year he attempted by force to have the same lady yield to him; that he becama very druvk and abusive on the 25th of October, 1873, and threatened to kill ber. Mr..J. Carter Mar- bury appeared for complainant and Mr. Cruik- shank took the testimony. Also, an absolute decree in the case of Caro- line Beil agt. Henry C. Bell. In this case the parties were married in Georgetown in Jane, in66, and the bill states that they had oe child in 1-7, since deceased; that she did not know bis character before marriage; that in Septem. ber, i172, he threatened to shoot her, as also some of her relatives, and left her, but subse. ently returned and she went to live with him, and fn August, 1873, he drove her away from her home, since which time be has not contributed Messrs. Mitchener and Brown- ing appeared for complainant, aud Mr. Cruik- shank took the testimony. ee Trae THEATERS.—The penefit to Mr. W. Sheridan attracted a large audience at the S tional Theater last evening, and the perform- ance of “The Marble Hear & satisfactory one in every respect. Mr. Edwin Adams was capitally supported by Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Murdock, and others of the company, Mrs. Sheridan making a very favorabi in her debut in the part of “Mar | dan was particularly good, and, in response toa call, ery neat speech. He is a clever actor and will always be welcome in Washing- ten. To-night Mr. Metkit?, who has a host of E. one of the best bills of the season is offered, comprising “The Quiet uly,” by the Joe Jefterson Dramatic Clu’ till Waters Ran Deep,” by the National company; Mr. Hill in his blindfold trapeze act, # gentleman of Wash- | ingten mm Teutonic warbling and dancing, Ke. Charlotte Cushman was welcomed back to the Capital last night by one of the largest and most fashionable houses ever assembled in a Washington theater. It is not worth while at this late day to print words of commendation of her impersonation of ‘Meg Merrilies,” one of the great histrionic pictures of the age, familiar as household words to a generation of play- | joers, suffice it to say, that as presented at “ord’s Opera House last night it was as startling and wierd and powerfal as when the reat actress first became famous. She was fairiy supported, and due care was taken in the mounting of the play. Miss Cusbman will ap- bear this evening in her great role of “(Queen Katherine,” in “Henry ViI{,.” and to-morrow night will repeat “Meg Merrilies.” of Mr. Geo. B. Radcliff as C at the Theater Comijus last | night attracted a large audience, who were well satisfied with the entertainment offered them. Miss Sallie Mason and other members of the | fine combination at that theater this week | elicited a fair share of the applause. — Tag Tewrerasce Leacve Oasaniz The daily meeting for conference and pray was held last evening in the First bine ah a~ tional chureb. Rev. Dr. Parker presided gna Kev. H. A. Cleveland was elected ecretary pro | fem: ‘’n@ following pérmanent ofticers were | then elected:—Hon. Wm. Strong, president; | Kev. Dr. Gray and Mrs. Wm. Stickney, vice- presidente; Wm. Ballantyne, secretary; Mrs. G. ‘W. Linville, treasurer; Hon. M. D. | Daniel Stewart was fined | houses, tear them down and sel | tion.— ceptions ‘ited Sedgwick ve. ex ec vs. Semmes; judgment for plaintiff. Equity Covurt—Judge Wylie. | The April Term of this court was convened this morning, and a number of decrees and or- ders were passed. The most important were those in the divorce cases, noticed elsewhere, and in the case of Welch agt. the Washington Co- operation Building association, in which the court refused to discharge the restraining order. PRonaTe CouRT—Judge Olin. To-day, the will of the late Wm. Franklin was filed, fully proven, and admitted to pro- bate. He bequeathes his estate to his relatives, and nominates F.U. Stitt as execator; bond $4,000. The case of the estate of W.H. Wil- liams was entered as settled. The will of the | late Eliza Scott was filed. She beqaeathes har estate to the son and adopted daughter of her sister, Sarah Patterson. Margaret itunanaper. For jualitied as guardian of her minor children; get Babbington. guardian of | orphars of Wi. Ba wi obi 4 4 $3,000. The i of the late John Gibson was filed and par- tially proven. He bequeathes 21,000 to his son William H., $500 each to his sons G. W. and | Andrew, the payment of the bequest to the | latter being discretionary with his trustee; his household stores, silver plate, books, &0., to his wite, to whom he leaves a life interest in his real estate, and gives explicit directions for the | education of his grani children. He nominates H, A. Clarke as his executor. The will of the late Stephen Henning was also filed and par- tially proven. He directs that his real es-ate be sola and divided into eight shares—one to each of his children and one to be divided between the children of a deceased child. Messrs. George A. Bohrer and Theodore Snittia are named as executors. Porice Covat—Judge Snell. To day, Louise E1elin, enticing prostitution; 3. 0. work-house. John Brown, rrofane; $3. i R. Lyles, do; #3. John Graff was charged with selling liquor without license in leas quantities than one pint It was shown in testimony that | defendant sells beer in stove-pipe glasses, which hold a pint, and the case was dismissad. Wm. Beuchert, charged with selling liquor in less quantities than one pint without license. Th same testimony was shown in this case, and de- fendant was discharged. Wm. Woodland, lon and boisterous; #3. ‘Lucy E. Gresswell, assault and battery on Aana Martin; 83 and costs. MR. HUYCK AND MOLLI® CHAMBERLAIN. Leonard Huyck, charged with assault ani bat- tery on Mollie C. Chamberiain, a pretty ani sprightly young lady, who testified that Huyck went into her room on Sunday morning last and pulled her out of bed and jerked her about the room, and told her that if she ever told ang per- son again anything avout what he had done, or talkea about bim in any manner whatever, he would have her heart’s blood; that he would | like to see her tied to astake, and he woald bs the firstone to set fire to her to burn her up. She said she only wished protection of the court. Mr. Huyck stated to the court that the lady was laboring under a hallucination of mind, and had had these spells on her before; there was no truth in the statement she had made. The judge remarked that the question was not one of insanity, but of protection to the iady, and Mr. Huyck must give $300 bonds to keep the peace. AN EPISODE OF THE GRORGRTOWN BALL. John O'Connor, assault and battery on Solo- mon Livingston, who testified that last night he attended a ball in Georgetown, and about 4 o’clock this morning, on the breaking up of the ball, he conducted two ladies to the carson | Bridge street, and was followed by defendant and others,all of whom made insulting remarks. Finding the first car did not atart until abont 6 o'clock, and rain falling, he invited the ladies to take seats in his store to protect them from the rain. When the first car started he escorted the ladiee to it, and on retarning to his store he | was assnulted by the defendant, who struck him | in the head and knocked his hat into the gutter, and afterwards some kind of missiles were thrown at him. O'Connor bad no witnass, bat told the judge that the assauit was made by his companions, who made their escape. This was not credited much, and he was fined $50 and costs, Geo. Rogers, an able-bodied colored man, was charged with refusing to assist Sergeant W. W. Perry, of the 2d police precinct, when called on to aid him in making an arrest of a desperate character, who resisted him and gave hima great deal of trouble. It was testitied in behalt of the defendant that he was ignorant of the law and his duty, and, not much harm coming of it, the court imposed the nominal fine of &1. for load and bois- terous talkin, ————————— GEORGETOWN. Fis Waanr.—The receipts of fish at the wharf to-day were 1,000 taylors and 500 herring. ‘The herring were suld at $10 per thousand and the taylors at $1.10 per hundred. iRAIN TRape.—There were no receipts of grain to-da The sales were 1,100 busheis red wheat at = ALEXANDRIA. Too VERDANT. ig and handsome lady who resides in We: end, visited a dry good stere on the corner of King street last Frulay afternoon, and asked to see some “hows.” Tae would-be witty clerk, with a straggling mous- tacbe on his lip, impertinently replied that he was the only one in at preseat. She promptly replied that she did not want a green one, therefore he would not suit, and left the store vowing never to enter it again. Missine.—A German named Radolph Bra- ner. a prominent member of the Yoang Men's Curistian Association, and until lately a street- car conductor, has been missing for several days past, and has, it 1s generally reported, run 0} carrying with’ him all the money he could 1a; his hands upon. One of the means he employed for raising the wind was to bay two tramad the material at a considerable advance upon the first small bayment of the purchase money he had paid. Allusion to his defection aud fall was made at the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday after- noon, and prayers were offered for his reclam 4- tte, last evening. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exchange, April 7. Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers. The following were the prices bid and asked at the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:—U. S. 139g) Did, 134 asked @'N, 94 bd: 1865, do., 20: bid: & J., 204 asked, 1557, Judge Casey, Judge Fisher, Rey. Dr. Noble and Mrs. Wm. Stickney, advisory committee; executive committee, ‘ee women from each and every church in the city. The pastors were directed to nominate these, and a committee of five was appointed to receive the nominations and report at the next meeting. Key. F. M- Bradley, Kev. G.G. Baker, Mra. Linville, Mrs. Nelson, and Mra. Burris were the committee. | The women ot the city were requested to con- tinue their meetings for prayer in Wesley chapel, at 1 o'clock p. m.of each day during the remainder of the week. The general daily prayer and conference meeting at 5 o'clock, in the Congregational church. was also continued, ——__—— Tae Ice Cror im Matwe.—One of the ice companies of this city Is in receipt of what par- | ports to be a list of all the ice packers, some thirty-nine in number, on the Kennebec river, | Maine, showing in detail the number of tons of in store there, footing up, in round numbers, 5 500 tons. In that state, outside of the Ken nebee river supply, 1 is estimated that there is about 150,000 tons tor exportation. This may be so, but the Maine papers, which can have no object in overestimating the quan- | tity, give much larger figures, and assign as a rea-on the failure of the crop further south, ich prompted the Maine companies to use all | available permanent and extemporizod means of storage to accommodate the expected increase of order® from tbat cause. The same papers have, so far as we have seen, made no refercuce to a rise in wholesale prices there. Tae Cominc Fest of THe Wasuixatox Scnvunt#n Verein —At a meeting of tae committee of arrangements of the Washington Schuetzen Verein at the park yesterday, §5.00) was appropriated for the fest this summer, and sub-committees were appointed to perfect the arrangements. The fest will take place on dune 2th, 39th, and July Ist, 24, and 3d. Ex- tensive improvements have been made at the park, including the beautifying of the grounds, erecting @ new sbooting stand, a new music *tand, and three large refreshment booths, the Plauting of over bundred trees, Kc., Ko. poSscresamar tian Beitpire Associations.—At the tweifth ings and » 19 shares were need upen, at &D average premiam of 70 percent. ey meeting of the First Cooperative “wilting ciation last night, $12,000 were sold at erage of 70 per cent. At toe 6th meeting ot the Security Building Association last night, two shares were ad- vanced on at an average of 59 per cent. —_—_— RicRIPTS OF THE DistRicT GOVERNMENT 1x MANCH.—The collection of generat tect 1 4 during the month of March, 1374, footed | &p:— Washington, 31,489.20 town, * 2; cor ty, atu totale garer ee arces :— j Strears, $1,001.48; special taxes (old $5,758 63; advertised, red mptoin tax lu certificates, ——-—__ Cuance OF STEALING From Umctr Saw. Sergeant B |, connected with the govern. ment recruiting office on 4\ street, a fsw 9g0 sudd nly and at the same considerable him pear Mrs. Shea's ranch, with som» ‘lothing in his possession, and he is heid Hee hendquartere fora bearing before the a Suurt. do., 193, bid, 0 y'asked. Bank’stocks—National Bank of Republic, 135 bid, 165 asked; National Metropolitan Bauk, 11 bid; Second National Bank, 4% b’d, 102 asked. City Passenger Kail- roads— Columbia stock. 2i asked. Sundry list— ‘ational Theater bonds. J. & J.,7 per cent., 8) id, 85 asked; Masonic Temple bonds, F. A. 6 per ct., gold, 9 bid, 95 asked. District secari- ties (District of Columbia)—Wn. Co. S. bonds 7's, J. & J., 1875, %) asked; permanent provement, 7's, J. & J., 1891, 70% bid, market stock bonds, 7's. J. & J., 18 5 003.75 bid. (Washington) — On, 174, Dts J.& J., 182, 1M. & Ni 190: bid, ublic Works—Certiticates J. & Jo, USTH. 8H : 5 ed; do. bid, asked; do. 1877, THK bid, % « 4 asked; do. sai 78 bid, 804 asked. “Certificates, sewer, 8's, &J., 1574. 71 bid, 71 asked; do. 69 asked; do. 1576, 64 bid, 67 asked; bid, 67 asked; do. 90 bid; do. (Leg.) 6's g. ‘Sasked. Boardoft P: eneral improvement, asked; do. 157: Wi New York, financial | arlicie ms, opened at 113%, decliaed steadily to 1134, and ha: NALS. On gold loans the rates e been flat to 3% for carrying. The foreign exchange market is dull, with sales on a basis of 445 for prime bank- | er’s sterling. The stock market, on a small volume of business, opened strong, but soon became heavy, and has so continued. Money | remains abundant at 4a5 for call loans and 5 to | 7 for prime to good mercantile paper. Govern- | ment bonds are steady. n state bonds Were quiet and a fraction lower than yesterday ee The Markets. April 7.—Virginia, sixes, consol- ixes, old. 80; Weat Virginia's, | 10% sixes, old, 28; do., new, 20; | do special.ca: bes to-day tet ‘frm pril 7.—Gotton fiim—low Flour dall and uncheugat. od dema'd—choice amber, —Stocks weak. Money, 4. long, 485%; short, 4335. aeeoek B ‘York. April Gold, 13%, x Soveromesieatrore. ‘Hew Youn, April 7 THE WEATHER, Wan Wacninaron, DO. Apr ty wero wht suits Gs costar’ oad socteetar wiem cleat . h Father ond Hebi snow or rain, mostly th» iatrer. tibing to orth aos weat, with clearing weather i Petormer. ‘and cloudy weethor in the latter. Beerweet tiatoe, cloudy rainy» od to east fully 'cad ‘tinsourt, nor heriy voceaterly tary wins ant SezeTacny cles" ana. c caring weather, Aa PRs sigbos orn over a CITY ITEMS. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS LENTES SEASON has passed , and HOTICE —The seventh annual mestiog of the Paster ities will Degladly weiss SIXTH ree Care aati by the gay world and the votarics of fasiion, “* Hotel, at Th o'clock THIS Sul be held at Lane’ EVENING, at which sime an etc toa of uffioers to sapre the ensuing yer sill be bela * pelled forty days. Parties and receptions will again Na, oy A ys. z M_KING, aecretary and we observe that several ele- gant entertainments will shortly be given. For | YOCAL AND Ts ERGUMENTAL CON- ‘ull dress ornaments we ive that Mr. J. FE. * Prigg has just received from New York asplen- SEDER THE AUsriCEs OF did new Alaska diamond hoop-drop, set in jet and gold, for #10; a ificent amethyst sot, with sleeye but 220; new enameled bracelets POTOMAC LODGE. No 5. F A.A. M.. GEOR! TOWN. DO, BY TAR GFOEGE: OWN MASUNI7 CHOTR, arsisted by the followiag Artist: Miss BDITG inaddition ts all the novelties ia Whitey fee, | ABELL. | SALLIE FLINN Sopraue, Meno. rubber, and fine French gilt. He has jast re- | O'EWER Ten sc hee PAINS. Goprane: MeO turned ‘from Naw York with a supert assor?- | Dr PERABEAU, Bo Peis MO ne BOE ment , which he selected with great | TR, Sic Flow. Master HARRY DOMORO. Years old Balladist; and a ful orchestra, ‘Ou THURSDAY EVENING, April S:h, 1574, FORREST BALL. Georgetown, DO ttained such an x NE ever unprecedented sale as Heimbold’s Buchu. Its Recah at7 o'clock, Concert to commance at name and fame are known everywhere; and it | °\cleck. 17 1 BU; to Be hed of comms ose en deserves its great reputation, for it has un- doubted merit. It is warranted to cure all dis- | PRY THOMAS DOWLING, Anuctioncer. eases of the kidneys and the urinary organs. VERY DE! Beware of counterfeits. Genuine bas privare | Ap WRULIRG HOUSE Id URORULTORS GE ot H.T. fees gaged tt ttle. For sale by all druggists. Notice To Consv The sackeating Popularity of Dooley’s Feast Powder has induced & certain firm who manufacture a Baking Pow- der a verbatim our advertisemsnts, sim- By, substituting their name in place of ours. ile this prov id ach ete oe $03 Ow FRIDAY, April Orb. ats i . ™.. I will seli, on tne eres of Uses Or an ines | 4 story pine rooms aod cellar Terme: One-third cash; bal ni in 6, 12 ais the standard excellence and | menths, with intertst at & pee nent seca eS worth of our Yeast Powder, it is calculated to | deed cf trust on the property. Osaveyancius a: th deceive the consumers, reflects the chara: | cost of the purchaser, ter of the parties, as well as the goods which arsed THOS. DOWLING, Auct they are endeavoring to force upon the unwary Be sure that you call for Doolry's Fear? Pow ier, and take no other. Dooley & Brother, Pro- prietors, 69 New street, New York. Witror's Cop Livea Ot ano Liwe.—Per sons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has sac ceeded, from directions of several professional fentlemen, In combining the pure o:l aml lim: n such @ manner that it is pleasant to the taste, and its effects in lung complaints are traly won- derful. Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless and who had taken the clear oil for a long time without marked wits: have been entirely cured by using this prepara. tion. Be sure and get the genuine. 7ALUABL® BEAL E®TATE IN GEORG | \ TOWN, AT AUCTION. - y virtae of a deed of trast to us data 72, and recorded tn Libar No. 6)i f al riebty vine (£9), in Threlkeld’s addition to @ fown: Beginning for ssid part at the south « ad street, and at the end of feet easterly from ths sont and 2d street~; th Jel to 24 street, f Jur fect (4); thee allel to Warren street, ninety feet ¢ Mannfac- | erly. parallel street. sixty fect (60 nd then © tured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, boston. > Warren strett, ous huasrad Sold by all druggists. €03 }, toBd street aad the bags # thereon. isting of jek House, No. 113 2d at. oi e RH WEBB, b trastion, JOSEPH F_ KELLEY, Auct’>, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionver, Loox AT Tats, Laptxs!—[ have used a Waee- ler & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven- teen years without any repairs being needed. It has worked perfectly during all that time, upon all kinds of family sewing. I believe the heeler & Wilson to be without an equal. MARGARET MitoaRit, 3 PUBLIC SALK OF VERY VALUABLE PRO 4,6 ist Street, Georgetown, D. C. gat Y ON THIBD STREET, GEOKGETUWS TuRCcO-Russiaw BATHS; also, Medicated V ‘On FRIDAY, April 10¢h, at 3 07 m por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd's, I shall sell at puriic anction. in fae at fat 03 E street. 3,21: Premisee, parg of Lot 143, in Beatty and Haw ——_ 9 __ ius! addition to, Georketows, frotine $6 fens THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- the south side of Third street, between Market and fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 1,5 Tick street, by adepth of 125 feet The improvements consist of an ele snt two story Mmaueard roof aud bas «ment press brick froat Dwell- ing and two-story Back Bailding. the whole con includ room, sito suit Motrop ‘iitan ratl- d the prop riy is in every THaT Corns, BUNIONS, Troublesome Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy bealth, and thereby BD gprorseed irritability ot temper, shorten life @ interfere with its du- mmbs F of close Tord cars pass the bhe. | tes and pleasures, is probably as much ot a | quentacgarsi t sed sald eee ae truciem ag that the establishment of Dr. White, | sioves. Largs Stable ani Gatring No. 535 16th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury | rear of Lot. : wilson ineatmant upon strictly scien- | _ Terns: One-third cash; balarce in two equat fic principles) is liberally patronised by the invaliments at six and twelve months ny nonthareas most intelligent and consilerate peoplon ta ee Of cole, crrdit payments 10° be ereer eee der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved or per- | trust; or all cash. at the option of pur. + Gon manently cured of those most troublesome an- noyances, To Prevent Fever and Ague there Is no preparation like Dooley’s Galisaya Tonic. 1 per bottle. veyanciog at purchaa-1’s cost, A depasit of one bundred gollars required as soon as the Proporty is struck off. margs 12." THOS. DOWLING, Anct, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTERS SALW OF VALUABLE IMPROVED 0. KUPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. By vircue of a —— T is torsaie at wholesale by 0., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhele. tow, ttf. — THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\; street. — eo Witcox & Grr SkEwinG Maouine. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. ree of the Supreme Court of mbta, passed on the 9th day March. A.D 1374, in # certain cause therein erding, wherein Ry sin= burg, was c mplatnaut, Sad W al were defendants, the under Will soli on the respective the 7 bday of April, & Agency at Chas, b y v'clock p. m., ribed Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, m9 sees Soe & Df J a Intelligencer building. "1028" | Ai thet ieee rand Wing and belag in Wo ea # Colum! md Ke vf No. 153,in Beatty end Hawkins ‘ POE. y ” d town, bounded Hho “4 = ‘COMMENCEMENT: bing fer ths same at a point ou the souta ei street, distant 206 feet east from . thence running weet 25 feet; thence < sat 1 f. Cae oot bg Loyd cee a —_ = teet :. th IMMENSITY. sinning, improved with a two-story fram All that tot of zround tying and STYLE AND ELEGANCE orn a rot i i ARE THE fens iS tices more on lomsee Hise onions PROMINENT CHARACTERI 3TICS jun wen ot i ith @ Brick and OF ouR All thetother part of lot No. 123,in sail ® NEW AND LARGE STOCK went corner of Hich OF thence south with Miah street 35 feet’ m re OF Loa, a ruaiog West of the samo width 'o toe SPRING CLOTHING | Siviiue chant iy No a ete es oes three-story Brick Store and D: als WHIOH I8 NOW wil READY FOR INSPECTION, : : ve bounded ns fol) = Begin K EF fort Lincs the southwest corner of High and 2! streets, a the south line of 2t street, and run then feet, then synth so degrees wos: 6 feet, thea hes tos brick wall b all IN OUR s (ae a Boys’ Department WE HAVE ~ 24 par ded a: . ox thesonshwent ¢ oer of the to . ELEGANT LD the junction of the above line « AN ELEGANT LINE the line of 78 Winches, run then south « OF ed line of 25 feet $ inch» SCHOOL SUITS, SCHOOL 8U:TS, ing the last meu! Broots’ north line, then east 4 fe oi Hel te the first Eine'28 fect Sinches, more or lese, abd then weater? DBESS SUITS, DBES3 8. iT3, MEDIUM EUITS pe : * “i treet,end running back of same wiith wat 320 MEDIUM SUITS, ne CHEAP SUITS, Ee murors with two two-story Frame Dwel CHEAP SUITS, Atso. WELL MAD Bey Le of os “A =f play! gone _ YELL x VE Whine” wet on, fronting 33 feet ont! hort WE cut, E ADE, line of Dunbarton street and being the sams es cou AND OF eyed by William B. Woodward, trastes, to J scub Bamsturg by deel dated Sept. 29, 1533. ALSO, They will sell on the pr DAY, the Sth day of April, i874, et the hur of # lock p.m all that part of Lot No. 73, in Old District of Colambia, bonuded as fol 1 eRinnicg for sane on the west side « street, at the southeast corner of said lot 73. thence weet with the south line of thence north parallel to High strect 49 fect 6 inches, tharce cast paralicl to firet line G2 feet to. Hat Bas: OTHERS. street, thence eouth with weet line of igh street to = the begioning, togetner with the large mill thereon MERCHANT TAILORS é FINE CLOTHIERS | sud sil the wachinery in the same, mar30-tr Cerner 7th and D streets. All those lotsof ground ying and being in George town, District of Colum¥ia, and known as lits N>, PURE SUDA WATER AND HAUBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS GOOD DURABLE MATERIALS, nises, on WEDNES- Examine Our Stock. 27 and No. $7,1n Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld and kin's addition to enid’ town, as the tame are down on the plats aud p aus of said town. Terms of ssle: Ons third of the purchase money of each parcel sold to bs cash and the balance ta two equal payments at #ix and twelve months, with in- terest from day of sale, to be secured by appr ived bonds or notes and a reserved lien on the pre-mi apd on the ratification sf any such pa}ment of the parchase m given tothe purchasers. $10) to be paid at tis sale on each parcel sold. 11 conv, Ma of porchaser, Terms tobe complied with within five days from day of sale, otherwise the trosters reserve the right to resell the property sold at the ore ft laid IN SHEET BLOCK-TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS. Pure Syrups from Fruit Juices, By the use of Stee! Foonteins, Block-tin Lined, the purity cf the contents is assured, and theshape of the fountaius enables them to be ‘charged much more uniformly ard more thoroughly thanthe or- divary copper or iron fountal Fiskand cost of the defaelting purchaser o> pur- | PRICES, and este colttiom pucnesors, TredemupPlicd 9) MUEL C. PALMER, chaeCrD. WALTER 8. COX, ni SZ Gur pecclanes bolas’ mate oceans tet Depot, 67 Green etreet, Goorgstown, DO. MIcLiaa DCassin, ¢2Pt 8 CASH, we are enabled to offer inducements to cash N. B —No charge for deltvery. usard)-ly_ mié-tawids THOMAS DOWLING, Anci’r. purchasers, TOF THE CHILDRER’S HOSPITAL, MASONIC TEMPLE, TUESDAY EVSNING, ara 7, 18. In soliciting the patronage of the public to th above entertainment, the Direct.ts cf the go Boopital thivk at only necessary to ref r to Character and purposes of the institnti: to be benefited. the head tor + ‘in tock of DRY & by Mr. Brow th» beet styles Tverd bead. at's orderfeli) tow pr Drees Qoods wn wach a charity in Sehinghe od the amount of good it bas already Ho. single width, donb! acecm in relieving the « -ferings of th» sick and disabled + Without distinct: Je Ottoman Shawls, @2 35 w wis 91 sect, nationality or color, amd frre af pense Tickets may be obtained from the members cf any of the committees, and at the places where tickets | I Teo Bi for such entertainments are usually sold Wamentta Cet Admitting geutleman and lady $500 Bieected © = edditional fedy.._ 2 j Prints, Bec etsoulg MUSIC BY THE MARINE AND WEBES’s | Deck G, or yard yeben D S | Bisc T per yards sthewe BANDS. ‘a SNe COMMITTEES GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS Davie, M Niler H. Keavfmann, Perrs, Mr. b. Mek ¥ 8. Mra De to Ades wnt AS SUEING GOODS } RECEIVED Paice. A deantifn! lin Alpacas at popular p . Prats .Siriped and Plain Naine ios Agares r e aol veriow hes t Haebor « aid Hosiery cheap rew Ces le, EMOBY BAXTER 5 Cv. markt . Per ivanle &y one. Seasken, | rand Display. Redfern, a Rot Feiss | Spring Opening. ie | CARPETS! CARPETS" CARPETS 2 Berns AT BARGAINS EXTRAOROINAKY OVER 200 PLECKES JUST BEOBIVED ; - ine Dr. W. B. Driokard, ee _ Wesball oren for t n MONDAY, Marc Dr FA. Ashford, eS —— : Gen Ricketts, CARP Mire. Gen Micketts I AKPETS Miss Frelinghw ever exhibited in t t The patterns ou selected with cremter | Very Intest Gosicus Mr. Jobn Dax Mr. W Haxden Edwe Mr.G G. Fretingtiu Mr. Frank Lee, Aalick P. Da gh Geo, M. Totton, Maa wel! Wooddult ball | ‘the GRAINS 6 WUOL INGBAINS ETS. marcs td | STA L Do oy t | EXCELLENT WHITK MATTING AT ve cre | Be sure andece our fae essortient before par hamtug leew hore | Bementber THE ARCADE WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVANTS STREET berween D avd E en " PLANOS, &s. pp tet pay isa co, Kh street, t Et u ko Very bandsom Braiis and upwarde; besutital Cur cents upwards. Ladies in want will save money and time. Call ardexamine, We gusianter sat! aul. Jost received, a fine riment ia MAKE THE ONLY aDsOLUTELY Pemwecr GIMPS, FRINGES AND BUTTONS eenrest Sane Newstyles,at_ LOWE'S, 920 wance and purit 4-3" 1 nd fallores re vache it ment toorth a& MISS EA. McCORMICK, 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Up Staire ) ;™ BLEGANT OPENING | SPRING ILLINERY, oN WEDNESPAY, APRIL &, To which the ladies of Washiogion aud vicinity are vied . apetr . YG GOO = S Pking Ds Received an clegant w: LACK and NORMANDIE New siyles PARAS: MBS t L212 Lith sere ND KENOVATING Pie % PreeliSal hike ah RR perience, formerly Tuner’ @ o Witp sute yarutly of bieluway pot L. Milps BE twenty years ot Ko THE CELESRATE&D | KNABE PIANOS! 6149 Late No branch store. MeocaMMOS Albans, N.Y .chemp for cash, and redw: <rement buyers Becond-hand Piauos taken in exchange. Schovenger's Favorite ORGANB ‘Toning attended to, © REICHENBACH PIANO WARBKUONS, G Goons AT KEDUCED PRI KS NEW Guvovs. a8, | _Jentaar 423 ith at * 5 SUNING AND BENEWING PIANu: 1 OBGANS A SPEOlaLTY. 42 By 6. KUHN, Practical Piam maker, (Formerly with Steinway & Buus.) PIANO BTORE. 2 New York avence. FIBST OLAS soo! e Agent for the un ed. + RePatect Ofer | DECKER BROS Row Von AOS °F Pen SL oth sir | SPECIALTIES Ob his SOLE PROCESS } Dr ithout taking them a} jeaned part Gentlemen's Clothes clothes cloaped without «ek | - Grease spots removed 7, Sothat they | asver show again. Eid Gloves cleaned on short potice. Prices mod. erpi-ly ‘rete; punctuality erarantesd. THE TRADES. Gon egeretns, 201% Pevnsylvania Avene. nov35-1 Fine Work a Speew ‘ater St Nairu's, corner of Sth street and ‘ane avenor, aud et Karr’s, 649 Pennsyl- Orgeas for sale or Cecte-tr enue, Piscos and Sewenia sivect mortawest Fiance and Organs acd Musical Inetroments of every Gescription on band; sold on essay, terms. Pianos aud Organs taped apd rege inted orders : GRIMES’, No - iyis-tr BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS WASINGS AND TKON AWN F s | QBIGTS MADE TO ORDEE th the bot manner A= = SOMES Uae FeAMEs | Oe tDe? New (oye SLIN ani avactured & finest FAMILY LINEN, tor $2.25. Porl.ct it u COPELA susranterd 643 Lovistans + One de READY MADE SHIRTS . ts MUSLIN AWNINGS fur Brores, Pau LIVEN, only 8175. Bix finest ivate Residenoes “ARS i = TRUN FRAMES for Stores, at factory BOS*MS ve h Gos FLAGS, OAMP-MEETING TESTS for or P le CUFFS, pair, rent # Seek aioe at “ on aad . 5 Agent for roved Mildow Proof Awnis uate ections for self_measnrement gon Good the Teiproved MiMew Proct Aveing | cee eee a ea aes ar - _ Factory, 69 West Fayette street, Baitius mariétitheim ©. @ MEGINN@se, Agent, FOB PUBLIO BUILDINGS, HOTELS 4 JSTSBLISHED 1516. RIVATE BESIDENORS. MIE — TESTS FOR SALE OB BENT, CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 NORTH HOWARD 8T.,BALTI“ORE, MD Dealers tn FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODs, Would call special attention to thelr splendid stock Good: Decoraticus furnished for Balla and Parties, Br 4, ©. ROGAN, Mauutucturer, 713 MABKET SPACR. Between Tih aod 8tb stree'n Bole Aget for the onl) PROOF AWNING MATS! 5 LUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND of Dress Linen Goods, Embroider ies. Lanes. AGE promptly attended to, on reasonable terms. J 4 by JAMES FY GEIEN, Practical Plambers We swortment uf Mourning G08 Loulsians avenue, oar tb strect, Gorth sity ENT FREE Besidemoe ‘strect northeast. Specialty. re, LINED PIPE alware on band. Balter | sent tees of frelght Charan Or hemor ee ee whore orders are Bot accompa by the money, aud heaving their g+odesent C.0. D,, must pay for return of the mooey. pangs ta.th sly METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. ® GOODS CONSTANTLY THs ANONG THE NE AKKIY, Li BE FOUND 1 , FOLLOWING SPRCIALTLES Ladies’ Obemise. Piaiw Oorded, Tucked and Rof- SPRING GOULS AT LOW PRICES. JNO. H. SMOOT & SON .. oG¥ STREET, G receiving new ar'y Spring CK 8! SU PARASOLS aud SUN UM) ‘With a large assortment fig, Teoks and Bmbroidery, Poteg sod Ba- and PEROCALES. JACON mt LINENS, Hat Bleach NAPKINS, TOWELS. LINEN and COTTON * Tucked aud Kutied Skirts, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINEN and SPRING Drawers, HS fer Boys’ wear, &c. Ladi’ Drawers, To jo, Buc, Also.a full line of all the best known makes of Bhort Gow SHIRTING COTTORS, other seatounble 6 Lace Title or 2 for @1 cood+, which we offer at the very LOWEST Case ine Linen Coliars, Standing or Torn Down, Sliverber¢g’s Metrepolitan Dollar Store ‘mard-im | Peveils, 8c. per doren, warranted, ATRA HAVANA LorreRy, OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, E Dowie eat ZR $500.00. Buin ee doors east of 71h st. Reduced Pricee—W hole Ticket#, @123; Halves USTKE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON Qearters, $3; Fifths, g2i; Tents, $12; | TS Oe stener ckOMeRtOW D.o. By virtue of a decree of the Sugrem= Corrt of Bh eve District ‘of Columbia, passed in Equity eu; eat es STATES LOTTERIES VETTE & CO., ‘ 3 c, 3,328.wherein irgaret # Holtzman Pe Nae engl 2? Bowers, Germania Bank | ig complainant ani Virginia Dorr tata. Building, New York. maps 108 fondant ¥ Uodersl oe a Trastro, will oxpone ETE. 5 tosale, at public auction, in front of the prentwes, J OTICE.—TEMPOK «(RY REMOVAL. ou THUBSDAY, the 9th day cfApril AD 1-74, at ‘The coptinual increase of business making it ne- cesrary to rebuild my store and otherwise increas my facilities for the execution of all orders, I shall be found, during the pregress of work, at BRI STRE: the hoar of & o'clock p.m., @ part of Lot No 10, ia Holmesd’s addition to Georgetown, D. O., b ning for the sane at the end of the ‘first like of 31 f north side of Briage street, ohn Holmead to Robert Butler, Sep:em: few doors sbove J¢fferson street. ix6, and running by and with ths north * An the improvement will Bot interfere with the | fine of Bridge eee gS as corner to execution of work in the dyeing ant scouring de- | {Tmerly belonging to Captain L. Mackall, oo sa’ nt all orders of my friends will be promptly | Bridge street. belt g 20 feet or more; then uorth=rly ‘and ‘high; dated. parallel with Montgomery street 95'fect; then wea" W. B. erly parallel to Bricge strect 90 feet or more, until it intersects the recond line of the before-mentioned lot leased to Batler: thence southerly parallel to Montgomery street 9 feet to B. idgestreet and place begin! of bale, a3 prescribed by the decree: @ne- third casb; balance in nd be jer payments,« si: I fart 1» No. —— fa Pat ustice, No Fo 4 PEBFEOT-FITTING SHIRT 4 ley sh interest, LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT sith liberty to the. purchaser toa Sitcash dwn ved until last payment is maade. 4 REEMIS 100 Fee Wrest Netthwere || Sel gecetccesae ae conveyancing Post of pure! ‘The reserves SHIRT PATTERNS OUTTOORDER. janttm | Moi tir omer oh mais ae not peonelied with fa fins Be Scieeerh tater Font Cees | ts dhs o Nay A M.D. IN, Trastes, ee THOS: DOWLING. auc, Se eens ened se. ey | es. Tos. Do’ Al Wick summmanr ror rounauaoss | eS at a memes cvecnitt! Monnaie Se a » jalty ; saps K NQTIGE, Test B58. JUSTE, 619 D street, be Bits, from ie pam Me aeees Cunimeres, tron doenmade, A) nate Mireeta northwest, cells ous- | £0 cents BENJAMIN MILL “unetiee eeie ‘ist st. and Pa. av.; ‘cor. hey die on the ee gee SS ee rceniers. mar e-tme E*t4scis ED 1861. Ladies Dresses and "without being oa ae ements Dred wtthom wn ‘Shoes, Furs, oto. Cleaned at shortest Disa ie Setmmee Mowe babes ae -$m*__ 101 Br at., G . oat of feed unde oo mard. idge et., Goorgstown, I Ls a ee ), NW. 203 7th street northwest be Apri will opened om Apri Bevemian Glass Tvilet Bete, 3 pieces in 4 new styles, r AVANA LOTTERY. 22 per set x Fine h Chi tte HV T3408 i, Gut Clase Balt Cellars, engrey Preuch Chiga Soap Dishes. 2 Bolcmian Glass Vaes he bs Stands, Market Baskets, Traveling Baskets, a each. ue Windsor or Plaid Scarfs, 52. Buches for th» peck . 5c #, t0c, and $1, ‘nor and Bide Brackets, Wall- CONOMISE. SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR $23. 18 CABAT GOLD RINGS rade ‘| AT SARO'S A Y Bazan 16, PENSSYLVANIA ill Books. 5c. to #1. wronet Braid: 1 per dozen. ‘UNDER NATIONA! BW. B—Disurict bonds of all for the qoote. Ont ‘a0 see for yourselves. SILVERSERGS Metropolitan Dollar Store, 314 SEVBNTH STREET, mer)s tr Bran Pennsvivania Avante Cri ron MILL 4ND Bas‘ Was. INGTON TAXES. ALL BILLS rox SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES WILL BE PAID AT as LARGE 4 DI8SCOUsT as can be secured tn the city, witbout the trouble of calling on the collecter, by application to HESTER & RYON, OOvRES, a., atthe OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF JANES 8. TOPHAN @ ©O0., Bo. 438 BVEETH STREBT, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hail SASTASIWR AR Bp JAMES B wavueu, omy AO nk MIs, sisxe STRIB1, Formen.y oF Waszineron, leave to a earacais ates