Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY......... -- May 6, 1874. LOCAL NEWS. ‘TIRES: Golden, ST. National Relations—Buker, Jusiciary—Browne, Gulick, Buker. Financ>— Amusements, @c.. To-night. Thompson, Gulick, Golden. Health, Asy- | Nationol Theater.—Carncross & Dixie's cele- Chari Ruley, Buker, ‘Brooks. | Drated minstrel troupe. —Gulick, ap Ford's Opera Mouse.--Mrs. Agnes Booth as| aliet in “Romeo and Jallet.” Theater — Jardin Mabile and the Parasian Can: Lecals, The exercines of the Y. M. C. A. will be held at Lincoln Mall this evening. Rev. DeWitt Taimadge, of Brooklyn, will be among the Gedney, Cross, Hall. Mi AL Patents were granted yesterday to David E. | fais—Brooks, Browne, Riley. Engrossed and Dutrow, Washington, assignor to himself and | Enrolled Bills—Cross, Riley, Buker. Un- H. F. A. Neibubt, cinder-fender for railroad | finished Buisness—Hall, Cross, Riley. Rules— cars: Mahlon B. Atkinson, Georgetown, ase!; Riley, Buker, Browne. : ef two-thirds to H. G. ‘Wagner, same place, GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDATION TO AD- serew propelier. A committes of seven, (Mr. E. T. Bowers, ebairman,) appointed by the executive com- wittees of the republican clabs of the 20th, t and 224 districts, were at the Capitol yesterday consulting various members of Congress relative to their Tiews on the question of eularged suffrage in the District of Columbia. ——e—_ JOURN. Mr. Brooks, from the special committee on the Governor’s message, reported: That in view of the provisions of section ten, general clause thirty-four, of the organic act, viz: ‘Neither House shall, without consent Tar Sureewe Councit of the 334 degree, Scottish Rite of Masonry for the Souther & the Council ts deemed necessary, and Jour Tine! in session at the Masouic Temp’ committee wou! fore request to be dix yesterday.” The following officers, members, | charged from the further consideration of the ‘and visitors were present:—Albert Pike, D.C.. | same. The report was adopted. 53d, Sov. Grand Commander; J. Robbin Mo Mr. Brooks submitted a resolution that the | just from New York. gold mounted eye gl im in dock. Soon after: ‘arraigned = oh: of steali peice taining $11 an el eton Harlan, who an ina LTE D; produced the pocket: book with the pono which was returned to the owner. eo inquired of the prisoner if he had any wit- aud he shook his head, but in his at- tempt to explain made a very lame excuse, con- tradicting himeelf at every word. He gave bis name as Alexander Burghill, and said he was He was sente: to six months in jail. « Krtxs a Nore- ‘This morning, in the Eyaity Court, Judge Wylie, the case of Senator Stewart et al. agt.the Messrs. Hopkins, was argued by ex- Governor Foote and Judge Paschal for com- lainante, and Messrs. W. S. Cox and L. G. ine for ee The complainants rep- Daniel, Va, 23d, Lieut. Grand Commander; C., 334. chair appoint a committee of two ou the part of Hevry Buist. 8. Gi the Council to act with a simtiar committee on Chancellor; 4. G. Mackey. D. ‘S34, Secretary General; Fred. | the part of the House to wait upon the Governor Webber, Ky., 3, Grand Treasurer; Wm. L. | and inform him of the action of both houses in Mitchell, Ga., 333; Thos. H. Casweil, Cal., 331; | response to the message of April 27th, 1874, and : : Gral N. Y., 33d, Grand Repro’ | request him to cause to be transmitted to the orthern Supreme Counsil; F. | Legislative Assembly all reports of the heads of Y., Sid; Ben Perley Poore, 1). | executive departments required by law to be Kepresentative of the Northern | made, with such additioual information and yaneil; Joseph T. Brown, 3B. ¥.,33d, | recommendations as may, in his judgmeut, be late Deputy forthe D. ©.; E. A. Amos, | deemed proper; adopted, and tha chair ‘ap- Franklin, Tenn., 3d; Chris. Ingle, | pointed Messrs. Brooks and Buker the com W. N. Lok 334; Nath’! Le- | mittee. ; W. G. De Saussante, 8. C.,32d;| Mr. Browne submitted a resolution ant Ky. 320; KH. Snowdon.” Sad, | izing the President to appoint a chaplain and dler-in-Chief Grand Consistury of Mary: e for the present legislative term. Adopted. ir. Riley submitted a resolution, which was adopted, (Bat Joveoh ¥. horus eaesren. en- grossing cler! present term; Fs Mr. Golden submitted @ resolution that the chair procure fitteen bound copies of the laws of the District passed in 18%); adopted. House concurrent resolution for the appoint- ment of @ joint committee to confer with the Governor in relation to matters for legislation other than monetary bills was read, motion of Mr. Gwick, was referred to mittee on national relations. land; Sisco, The following brethren of the Rite of our own are also in attendance F. J. S. Gorgas, Balto. Balto., 324.8 2d; Charles T. ei W. M. £ or aliocution of the Sov. Grand Commander was delivered yesterday afternoon, and was a masterly effort, every way worthy of TREE PLANTING. the ripe Masonic scholar who gave it. It was Mr. Golden introduced @ bill to regulate the listened to with close attention and delight by pana shade trees in the District of Uo- the brethren present. It gave in detail the | lumbia. The bill provides that all owners or doings of the body since its last meeting; also f land located along the highways, ing extracts from the eorrespondence ues and streets, be required to plant with foreign countries, and was, on the whol and maintain suitable shade trees in a line three feet from outside of the road line, not leas and justly com- . than thirty feet intervening between said trees; mended those to whom ‘should be awarded the and on failure to plant sach trees the Board of meed —— closing with an earnest appeal | Public Works or others in authority shall cause to ail to strive more than ever to exemplify the them to be planted, the expense to be assessed great doctrines of the Rite. to the land adjoining as special improvements, The Council met at 11 a. m. to-day, and are | and collected as other assessments are collected. tp secret sesrion. The Board of Public Works or others in auth- To-morrow evening the brethren of the Scot- ority shall cause te be planted and maintain tish Rite in the District give a grand banquet | suitable shade trees along the line on each side to the ee of the Supreme Council at = public school grounds and all other pub- ic Temple. isin the county of Washington; read On Friday evening a Soleran Grand Lodge | and laid over. ©f Sorrow will be held at the Tempie in memoriam of members, which will be deceased: ‘pen to all, by tickets only, to be obtained of the members. ‘Mr. Buker, from the joint committee to fix upon the hoar of meeting, reported in favor of 6 o'clock p. m.; adopted. At 6.40 o’clock, on motion of Mr. Golden, the Council adjourned. Tue Wasninctos PRassyTery—Installa- Hover.—The House was opened with prayer fon of @ Pastor—An adjourned meeting of the | py Rey. Mr. Moore chaplain, all the members Washington city presbytery was held last even- | Present. fog at the ith Presbyterian church, 9th street, | "Mr. Brooke introduced Dill, which was re- the moderator, W. E Dy presiding. Rev. | ferred, for the protection of market gardeners, L. Dobson, of th ‘ee Nation, was dis- | imposing penalty for exacting ‘fees from — i. bytery. Kev. Geo. Van Deurs | raisers of gardening, who sell on tae outside ot the markets. Mr. Youngs introduced bill for the relief of ‘Wm. Sayres with petition; referred. Mr. Gordon introduced’ bill for the reltef of G. A. Kuhn, late assistant clerk of the House of Delegate’; referred. Mr. Kobertson introduced bill, which was re- ferred, for the reliet of F. W. Hayden. Mr. Brewer offered resolution, directing the committee on national relations, to urge on the committees on the District of the two Houses of Congress the justness of bill enlarging the tranchise so as to make the Council, House of Delegates, Collector, Register, Auditor, and Surveyor elective by the people; adopted. THE RECENT SAPB ROBBERY. Mr. Boswell called up his resolution directing the committee on police to inquire into the facts in relation to the alleged sate robbery at the office of the District Attorney. Mr. Dyer inquired the object of the resolu- ‘ion. Maen Mr. = said that once gp Pore = = Mason | street the burglary appeared to be a job, joble made the ordaining prayer, Kev. 8.5. | the manner iitwhich the police acted octane Mitchell preached the sermon, Rev. Byron | ing to report, was hot creditavie. The people Sunderland delivered the charge to the pastor, | who were taxed to support in part_the police . Dr. Smith delivered the charge to the peo- | 296 p00 per yoar— certainly Dad right to ke the facts. He believed it wasa job, and that Seeommittes of visitation appointed by the | the safe was open when the oxplosion took place. Presbytery to the church at Clifton, Fairfax Dyer called attention to the fact that the county, Va. and the charches of Manchester | pouse 0! and Prince Willism counties, Va., reported fa- vorably, and returned thanks for the untiring <aeete Coplayed by Rev. Jos. E. Nourse. The was adopted. The Presbytery then adjourned until the next stated meeting. —— Pimece was DivorceD Frou from the preaby' of Utica to this presbytery. Dr. Van Bean len accepted the call of the 15th street Presbyterian church. A communication was received from Kev. J. ‘Sella Martin tyforming the presbytery that he expected to connect himself with snother de- mae aroman te hag ogee asked to — his Rame dropped from the roll of the presbytery. OPjection being made as to the constitutionaii- ty of dropping his name from the roll of the ry until after bis connection, the com- munication was postponed until the fall meet- ing of the presby - Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, associate pastor to Rey. Johu C. Smith, was ex- amined and accepted. It was announced that Rev. Geo. Van Deurs Would be installed on Sunday next, at the 15th- street (Presbyterian) church, and the following Bisters would ciate: Sermon by Kev. Dr. ter, charge to the people by Rev. Dr. Reeve, charge to the pastor by Rev. J. ; Kev. Jos. T. Kelly was next moderator, Mr. W. ke » Pl —— constitutional questions. Rev. tative had referred the sam> subject to a committee, and submitted that it would be better not totakeany actionon the resolution at this time as they may have two —— a at one time. Mr. jell replied that he did not know when the Congressional committee would take the subject up. Asit would be expected that the Legislature wou!) make an appropriation for the police force this ubject should be con- in sidered and the House sho: ti ion named ‘ith — = o. sae Of the facts. He pope it es in wok ona m. w Julia ce. e that offered the resolution at stated at fy were married st Fort co P the instance of the Superintendent of Police; such was not the case, and he had not consulted with any members of the force on the sub- ject. He offered the resolution on his own voli- tion, deeming the subject of importance enough to inquire into. Mr. kson said he understood that at a re. cent meeting of the Board of Police they had had the matter under consideration, and the major bad submitted an elaborate written re- Ee detailing the entire connection of the with it; and from conversations with Maj. Richards, he inferred that he (K.) rather court- ed an Investigation. The reactation was then unantmously adopted. Mr. Berry introdaced s resolution calling upon the Governor to inform the House whether any defalcation had taken place in the office of the tax collector, and if so, what steps had been taxen to secure payment. Adopted. A message was received from the Council, with concurrent resolution =, upon the Governor for the reports of the hi depart- ey Gariand, Colorado, on ‘th of June, 1871; ‘that they have no children; that about three months after the marriage she began to mani- fest such a di of anger as to render living with her w fe, and this state of feeling has continued without intermission to the present time, manifest: itself in ndless accusa- tions, threats le charges that on December 10th last she attacked him with a ker, and on the following day threatened life. Mr. Barrett appeared for petitioner and Mr. Garnett took the testimony. ————— OncamizaTion oF THE NiwtH Distict Ra- PUBLICANS.—The republicans of the 9th dis- trict met last night in Asbury hall, and organ- ized @ club by the election of the following officers:—Wm. H. Simpson, t; Wm. H Stuart, secretary, and John H. Brown, treasu- rer. The following delegates were chosen to Fepresent the club in the central committee: ¥. L. Collins, C. H. Peters and Isaiah S. Wash. ington; alternates, John H. Brown and Samgel | ments, it was concurred in by a vote of 2) Tenney. Mr. Henry Piper offered a » | to 1, Mr. Boswell voting in the tive and ‘which was unanimously re. | Mr. Carroll not voting. Messrs. Dickson and publicans of the #th district are in favor of a| Venable were appointed the committee. People, for the people and the people, believing that taxation without representation is unfair and aptt-republican in principie. THE REVISED CODE—W! ‘Tions. On motion of Mr. Trimble, the House re- solved itself into Committee of the whole on the revised code, with Mr. Berry in the chair. The code was read by chapters. When the chapter in relation to elections was reached, Mr. Trimble moved to amend by providing that the ballots should be written or printed on plain white paper. Mr. Dyer argued that it was necessary for some electors to vote understandingly, that there should be some distinctive m1 upon their tickets. A large class of voters could not read or write, and consequently could not tell one ticket from another, but they had conf- dence in their friends,’and frequently thei pene distributed tickets to them. If tl ickets were all alike many yoters will be im. posed on. Tae Lre Potsomtnc Cass—Thie Weman in Danger of Her Life and the Man Sent to Maryland as a Prisoner—Kebecca Mat ws, the colored ‘woman who was induced to take wine and lye anixed days since by her paramour, David Carter, is lying in a dange-ous condition at a shanty near the District line. Yesterday Officer Raines was deputized by the Maryland author- ities to remove Carter from the Foe in this city and take bim a vere Mie! ee 2 Pewee, it Sligo, for @ mm earing. morn- ing Oficere Haines and Fifield applied for a re. Jease for him, and left for Maryland with the prisoner in custody. At Sligo Carter bad a hearing aud was conl< Bb ille jail. Mr. Urell favored the amendment, and de- ae ——— ee to bar ms for tickets. 7 t- | The color cl were gotten uj 1 aE ae Pian Ce persed Aas ian Oe: | uel men to vanes particle Monday night, 25 shares were redcemed. frequently by means of marked "The Seonrity Association, at its 76th meeting, bg ay ry gt oe very Monday night, sold no money. Several amend- Suan Gaui vote bin eure sentiments, and to pro- are cae namie to tie. counts vent what is seen at nearly every election—the or spotting electors. watchi: Mr. TeeetarEe of usury, and will place it ons firm cha gs cae So meeting of Capit Hilt Balding , ead 16 were with- {ih InerTRict last it elected officers as follows: falter and Butler; Tootduetof her Collins the real estate SARATOGA will experience an innovation this Sdministre: year ine juction of the price of board to sult contngetes: the at the Grand Uns lotel, whieh will inherited from her pervision of Temaining brother wishing to furnishin 2 tne sale sale by Motes. tomorrow at 5 p.m’ Pane on sircet, bet Pay.—Sold west, went mat, ion Si cnild. Ofticer herrings, $7 per 3 resent that they own property in the neighbor- hood of the brick Ktln of the respondents, (about 20th street and Maxsachusetts avenae, and complain that the kiln is a nuisance, and) injares their dwellings and places of residence. The respondents answer, denying that the hiln isa nuisance; state that the property has been used for brick manufactaring for 3) years; that to burn bricks by wood creates no nnisanoa, and in support of their answer file affidavits of John Grinder and other brickmakers, that wood burning kilns do not damage dwellings withing a distance of 190 feet, and of Drs. Barnes, Newman, and Baldwin, that the kiin in question has not affected the health of the jcinity. Judge Wylie decided to modify the injanc- thon #0 as to prevent the use of coal, and to send the question as to whether the kiln is a nuis- ance to the Circuit Court, to be determined by ury. ee Rear Estata Sace—Mr. Brainard H. War- ner, real estate broker, sold yesterday afternoon at auction a three-story brick residence with lot, on 1ith street, between N and O streets, to Wm. H. Slater, for $6,550. William Tyler, real estate broker, has sold to F. A. Lutz, jr.,the residence of William B. Todd, jr.,on E*street, between 24 and 3d, for $9,000 cash. Also, sold to Charles Hays, mem- ber of Con; from Alabama, the residence of Robert M. Green, corner of Washington and Dunbarton streets, Georgetown, for $7,000. The house and lot of Mary E. Shoem on 24 street, between Potomac and Market, to Mary Ann Jones, for $1,030 cash. nara Tar GRrawp Jury [NvesTiGATING THESAPR BunRGLARyY.—The following witnesses were to- day summoned before the grand Sag Go the case of Wm. Benton, the safe burglar: Richard Harrington, Asst. Dist. Attorney; Major A. -C. Richards, ‘Columbus Alexander, Detective Coomes, O. ©. Ivey, A. B. Williams, and Joshua Parker, watchman of the District cong e office. W. W. Demaine was also before grand inquest. THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION of the District of Columbia held a meeting last even- ing, anda ce eo was read, entitled ‘7 he benetit of photographic associations to the profession and to the community at large.” Among the topics discussed was the following: ‘Best tonic batn for | soba “Effect of citric acid in the printing bath,” “Double iodides in collodion,” “Burnished Fasarg op mil and various other matters of interest to the profession. Suit For BALANor on KIRTLAND’s Horer Bri.—Yesterday, Mr. W. A. Cook, for Roessie & Son, of the Arlington, entered a suit against A. B. Kirtland for boarding, lodging. meals, of carriages, &c., claiming a bslance of 4.37 on @ bill footing up over $6,000, com- mencing January, 1873. GEORGETOWN. MEETING OF THE BOARD oF ScHooL Trvs- Tees.—The Board of School Trustees met last night, and a commun‘cation was read from Miss Della Ross, an acting teacher, complaining of the injustice of paying her but forty dollars per month, instead of sixty-five dollars, as allowed. to other teachers. On motion of Mr. Dunlop. Miss Ross and Miss Heughton were appointed full teachers, with salary at sixty-five doliars per month, to date from January 1, 1874, for the scholastic "year. On motion of Mr. Curtis, it was ordered that Mr. Dunlop be directed’ to insare the new school building at once to the amount of $15,000. The secretary and treasurer were ordered to provide ice for the schools during the beated term. On motion of Mr. Beall, Mr. Duulop was authorized to reinstate William: Ritter in primary school No. 6. An application for the admission of Riley Cumberiand into a rehcol was declined under the rule that permiis for admission must cease May 1. The question of the award of premiums was discussed, end, on motion of Mr. Duniop, it was ordered that the usual medals be awarded this year. Super- intendent Wilson was requested to ascertain and report to the Loard the cost of a neat certiti- cate to be given ss a reward of merit. The superintendent submitted the report for the month of April, showing number of schelars on Tolls, 696; Dumber cases of corporal punish- ment, 13; number suspended, 1; percentage of attendance for the month, 9 A SPcenprp Lapies Fate this and to-morrow evenings at Forrest hall, High street, benetit of St. Jobu’s Episcopal Church parsonage. AssavLt Urom a PoLiceman.—About 34 o'clock this morning, Officer Sebastian, of the third police precinct, while endeavoring to arrest two colored men at the tket House hall, named Wm. Willigms and James Parker, was struck on the head by Williams with some hard instrument, and seriously injured. With the assistance of Officer Green he succeeded in Fee wa arrest however, and the men were taken before the Pulice Court to-day. Fis WaAk¥.— About 9,000 herring were re- ceived at the wharf to-day, and sold at 3¢ per thousand. EnTEkPRise.—Robison Brothers, young and enterprising men, are erecting on Water street, between High and Congress, in this city, a new iron foundry and machine shop. The will be of brick, fronting feet back 60 feet. The street, with awing runnin, : stor with cupola. front will be two stories hig front will be used for a machine and engine and boiler snop and the rear for a foundry. peta tlh FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-day. New York, May 6.—The Pos ancial ar- ticle is as follows :—Money is in easy supply at Saf for call loans, and 5%a7 for prima mercan- tile paper. ‘The stock market opened \a% above comme yg: Bg closing prices, but before the first board the market became heavy, and so continued until about 11 o'clock, prices fall- ing ¥ to1x. From the figures then made there was an upward reaction of \ to 1 per cent., the market now being strong at the advance. Government bonds are a fraction lower than xesterday, the market being dull and steady. jouthern state bonds at the first board were quiet, with prices lower. Gold opened at 112, snd all sales since have been at 12a yay; nesrly all at 112). On gold loans the rates ‘becn 2 to 4 per cent. for Coa Foreign exchange ig quiet and firm, with rates un- changed. —_+ —_ TT ark BaLtT™MoR®, Muy 7 —Virgluianixes, consolidated, North Caroling “4: Old, 32. West Virginia’ ‘y sixes, old, 20; do., new, 45; do., epecial tax, 7 Did to- Zixeimene, May 6 —Cotton quiet, but firm—low middiings,J6'2. Flyurdall and uachinged. | Wheat @ at irm—ch ice amber, 1.80@1.53; Pennsyi- Vania, red, 1.74@)1 78. Corn duli—white ; mixed western, new, f wan BERET eg eae a ere tar ies states ‘with light i ie 8 His | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS | "8 B® THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. Dismsade, ta geld, 98, 62; TRUSTER’, SALE OF REAL BITATE 0! yaw BturaT, GEORGE OWN. Doe TE -Fine Plated he) By virtue of @decree of the Baprem> Ooart rectvea at Pree Sew Bos, xo, o7 | aa MRE at med se Zomarivenia avenue, between 4% and 6:b iat fo B&B et al. a3 We trustee, wi st to the highest bidder, oa TUBS- Jost Orunxp—Perfectiy fitting White, One. | DAY, May 18, 2.0. = 2 > warranted to be ‘eq asi : material to any shirts Merino Undershirts and Drawers, medium. me wide-end Ties for $i—a great va- Dress and semi-dreas Suits, cloth and worsted, for amen, th and Blue Fi ud Yacht Cloth Suits, color warranted. ment One price only. Gro. 0. Hawsrma the purchaser. Depoaii -< ‘No. 410 7th street, (iad) will be reas on day of sale. com plied with in five (5) ds Hae aa scaeriafeliag ye area (5) days’ advertisement. sew “<THere's NoTeine Like It.”—Don’t wish for better.” «Better other we have wed.” Like it much.” "t too highly of it.” «There can be no fault found with it.” “Gan its “Don’t use any other.” area few quota- | F,XTSACRDINABY a tions from the hundreds of testi: ‘in favor Spring Dress Goods, of Dy "s Yeast Powder, which is the only Bleck Alpacas avd Mchairg, chemically Pure, harmless, healthy, and nu- | Blesshed Cottons and &: e ring Cloths and Onesitneren, full stock of Mourning @ Btraw Mattings, Floor Oil Gloths, BENJAMIN MILLER, may?-tr 101 Bridge «treat BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. tritious artic! in market. Per- fectly reliable, easy to use, convenient, and re- commended by all. For sale by, grocers. Doo- yy = Brother, proprietors, 69 New street, New ‘ork. ———_e—___ Wink or THE Woops, indorsed and pre- scribed by the leading physiclans asa laxative and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con- BUBLIO aLOTION ‘ON BuIDGE CTRRET, stipation, and Headache is nn>qualied. 4,29,e02° KURGETOW RN. D. ee Ou WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6h t Te AW Custom Co: rong ‘rected. 5 ’clock, on the mises, £ will soil t It ts quite generally the custom to taxe strong aw! P mainirg lots upon which the Presbyte a Charch formerly stocd,each fronti b depth of And both the mineral aod wepercble sieges | tits otencteurreraanuee feet By @ depth o have been diligently searched to procure tha | omaha Ors nce gcma a balance te 6, 12,18, and most drastic and poisonous purgatives, in order | trust oc the properts folk ode ae to produce s powerfal effect upon the itver and | purchaser G50 Sepoatt ihn te grnperty teairack arouse the img and enfee! organ. of. % _ OF tron ner ery Forlorn as | _spS0-td Auctioneer, at of & weal man lar; J rtions of brandy to enable him to doa certate | SSP EGLSL DARG THOS BRO; es, amount of work.” When the stimulant is with: Naw Stor, NO. 121 Buroos Sraaer. held, the organ, like the system, gradually re~ lapses into a more torpid or sluggish and weak- ened condition than before. What then is wanted? Medicines, then, while they cause the bile to flow freely from the liver, as that organ is toned into action, will not overwork and thus debilitate it, but will, when their use Harris Seamless 1 and 2 Button Kid Glov. Harris’ Victoria 2 Button Kids at $1 25 ani $1 50, assortment Hamburg Bdging and Insertings, very cheap, Sap Umbrellas, all the now styles, 16 pieces more of those cheap Black Alpacas at 50, 63 BUk Bilk 3 ines, jaetres, And healthy. 1” "eave the liver strengthened | Gray na' black Sriped Samor Bikar © WORKS WONDERS. Drees Goods for Satta. p BERGE, Gzmzssun Oo.,.N. ¥.,Mar.23, 1871. | and'will be sola cheep "7 0K Douaht or cash RV. Pierce: = Dear Sin: Your treatment in my case has | (7 EORGET, Mids TENGE BANK, B.c., been quite successful and ry, and for Bank hours, 9 a, m. te 4 ‘an4on Saturdays (to receive deposits) until 6 p.m. Interest paid on 8. Geveral Banking Business done, and Ool- I on all accessible peints. Discount days. Mond: H. POLEINHOBN, Pres’t; J. DIOKSON , Cashier. rectors. which I desire to ex, ™ I have = troubled with Ta disorder nd Ca- and fas falling slowly ail thee tf ears, was slow! 6 time, an inst “August I called on yo f om you and got some of your Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Sage’s a 4 Gatarrh Remedy. ana one of your Nasai Infec- FiFolinborn, Thee. Dowling, J. Mitchel", TB, aD ince ime ave been improv- A.Shian, jartiey, - ing and am now better than I have been io | “apedmeus™” §-D Hartey, Thos, Knowles years, not havi had the sick headache in a week, the len ical very ny he alt the principal medicine used. It has work genry Co rebuild any ators, beg mes, making tt ne. wonders in my case, and 1 recommend it to | my facilities for the xecation of all orders, I shell {hose similarly affiicted. Let me express grati- | be found, during the Rrearess of the WOrK, at tude to you for such invaluable ices. a few doors shove eae Truly an atefal yours. y gr y a Careemnnae: As the improvement will vot interfere with the execution of work in the dyeing and scouring de- To GET Rip of the Chills immediately, take Powders. ‘OTICE irtment, all ord: i will Eilod'and highly appreciated nt) i be promptly Dooley’s Ague They cure perma- * W. H WHEATLEY, mentiy. ee = Office, until further notice, No, 77 Bridge street, o tag Loge ag 18 oy sale = boersgeacon by rgetown, D. 0. es mar2i-tr jae. Stott -» 480 Pennsylvania avenue, UB SALE — HIGHLY VaLUA REA) and by druggists everywhele. twttt. | FOR Pate of BRIDGE BSTuERY GROHOE: ee ge ‘Tum COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- yale fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 18 | Four lote.24 by 110, rank pDaek to a ten-foot ——_¢— ey e the Presbyterian Irz Simoxs Sawind Macuin sales of1872 Ghureh formerly stood, on The main Degiatss sere any. of the ti ; Apply to— were $219,660. nwa z lig GODDARD fo Bridge street, ——— For Corns, Bunions, TROUBLESOME NAILS, MY. BUOKEY. 116 Bridge street, ete., visit Dr. White’s establishment, No. 535 ¥. L. MOOBE, No. 135 6 street, 15th etreet, opposite the Treasury. Fee, $l.per ee ote i Committee. Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 585 15th street, N ickeavr 108 ORRAM AND OYSTER e easury, removes corns out BLO! Pals #0 the shoe can be worn with ase; he auc. Sugt-ly_ 59 High street. dD. 0. iliy treats bunions, club and it - nails, and other disorders of the feet. Fee, 1 visit. Office hours from 8 a.m. to 6p. m. of business hg | offico hours precludes visiting patients at idences except after 6 p.m. wing PROPOSALS. PBorvsars FOR FUEL. WASHINGTON, May 4, 1574. § Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un- til12 o'clock m.cf FRIDAY, the 18th da’ of Jane next, for supplying Wood and Qoal to the Unitea ates Marines “THE TIME TO BUY” st one or more ef the foliowin, Places during the fiscal year ending 30th Jaue, 187% ‘Tho Wood to be merchantable Oeky and to bende: Is now: livered, piled, measured and iuspected st such polnts within the limits of the Marine Barracks as ay be ited by the commanding Marine Of- Heer, free of expense to the United The Coal to be goed White Coal, free from dust, and to hb 2, por Ga i ep vag —— fied = =z? cer, snd delive ‘suc! ints within the lim. PRICES DOWN: {te ct the Marine Harracke as os} cy him, free of expense to the Unit Word and Ocal to be furnished OUR STOCK PORTSMOUTH, N. H. 100 tons cf Cost 69 cords of Wood. CHABLESTOWN, MASS, 7B Sarde gt Wg cori® BROOKLYN, N.Y. (Including Semaent Quartermaster’s Office ) 100 cords of Wood. 0 cords ILADELPHIA, PA. (Including Aseistant Quartermaster’s OMce.) 100 tons of Coal. Of Spring Clothing Is ENORMOUS. ‘ood. WASHINGTON, D.O. guard at Naval Magazine.) tons of ‘368 cords of Wood. ANNAPOLIS, MD. THE SEASON 18 BACK WARD SeOine @ cords of Wood. ‘i GOBPOBT, VA. ABU DETERMINED 50 cords of Woo of r PENSACOLA, FLA, © cor AGE ISLAND, CAL Mo cords cf Weed ts G 5 (With the privilege of increasing the quantity one-third.) TO FORCE SALES, STYLISH, WELL MADE - weigh Thment inspector inted by Depart. AED WOOL BUITS MARKED ment, and the ‘expense attonting such tnapes jon, $15... 15 &c. fo be paid by’ cho contractor, WE ABE SELLING FOR eoplank forme of Propose can be obtained upon are fe al bs made or - Rog oth: counts dul sated by tao comeese fae oth: cere of the. posta at which the Wood or Cc bes been delivered. The right is reserved to reject all bids considered unreasonable. eee eopiee coer eereaen re sons, w! pe a ar ‘Tobe indorsed pecomeere ree rood a jor “ 7 * dressed to the undersigned ILLIAM B. SLAOK Mayor and Quartermaster United States Marine Corps. may6-w 4: AN ELEGANT IMPORTED CASSIMERE SUIT MARKED 830... Thirty DoUars...... 30, WE ABE SELLING FOR $20... Twenty Dollars... 820, KID GLOVE DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES a BUTTON GLOVES! 8-BUTTON BOYS’ SUITS GENUINE JourIN'S! IMMENSE BTOCK-AT SAME BATES, a - GENUINE 4LEXANDER'S! a? Defer Not Your Coming! pe CEE KID GLOVE DEPO HABLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOTHIERS msayl-tr Cerner 7th and D Streets, SESE! racronrs FURNITURE, oe : AINTING, FRENCH CORSETS! * « BRMAN CORSETS: PAPER HANGINGS, ALL STYLES OF CORSETS a On hand and made to order at . cmasS. BAUMS Bray SATA, Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory AS panne can CaRDY arene: as 100 Posnaptrenge so (Fo! 4 PERFEOT-Fitrine SELRT LEAVE YOUR OXDERS A? SEEN’S, 422 9th Street Northwest, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &e. L. MARCOTTE & Co. + UMLOn SQUARE, (2@ East 17th St..) SEW YORE ciTr. jantt-en SHIRT PATTERNS CUT TO ORDER. jex?-tm | tomer WHAT | KROW ABOUT VEGETINE, WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR Bm . 9, 18. Bh, @. Oravane, Bog 2 °°7™ Berton. Bar NEW THIN Sir—L have hed o . two yards wide, at TS We D cheaper and prettier than Organcie or Man GRBENADINE. fp endless var ety LLAMA LOCs POUNTS ant etry A lar 1 aces BD SILKS in al! the ew = {ss Tt will afford ms Pleasure to give any further particalars relative to Shai I Know about this good mediciae to any d= > condition ag at the present than 4 stone. et 4 stock of fine BIL! ‘who will call oF adérrss me at my .3s6 | ara DRESS Coops nme? — Albens strest, Very respectfully, Trefonsee € Co + PARIS KIB GLOVES. Bvery POR RARER, | vale cerrantes ier chons street, BIGB © W.M SHUSTER & BRO. mt cod 919 Penney iventa avenue, BE BEST oo ise DYSPEPSIA. Breached Cornea ee a ee ee are SYMPTOMS —Wart of appotite, rising of food ; vad 10 ts. Sod wind from stumach, acidity of ihe stomach, beariborn, dry aod jeness of the teagar in og Saitings. =p man ae-tioe prices. 8h wot OT ar the morni g, sense of distension in the stomach and dowels, sometimes rambling and pain; costivences, which ‘is occasionally toterre: cd By Dalencen of thew moat! ® secr or bitter taste. O her freg Alpeces at @ cts. worth @ are waterbrash, palpitation of the Nicest line of Parasclsand San Umbrellas io and disorders of the senses, as seeing dow city Tb. eneral debility and aversign 15 | White Gode tn Pigues, Waineccks, Victoria Lawns, rotio i f the irtte, disturbed sle and Combrice. : A ine of Cossimeres, at lower prices than ever bo- fore Ep on as Ww Mattings from 2 ote. 0 fs. wauparn, my? 6.36 Penn. avenue, below 7th strest CARPETS! EGAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS oF FLESH. Sovtm Reawicn, Me., J CARPETS! 4 AND seehlotne be aS DRY GOooDs' In Septembce inst 1 commence DRY GOODS! ta my healih hes ¥ food digests wel 1 hey | Our New Stock Spring CARPETS ira'y ;HUMAS BE. MOORE, Overseer of card room, Portsmouth Uo. = Mills RVERY OFS mabie Heme the ABE ENABLED To iy “ABoR To FEEL MYSELF ANEW MAN. Naticx, -» June 1, 1873, Wr H.R. Stevexs: Dear 8ir—Throngh the advice and earnest persna- sicn of the Rev. B'S. Best of this place, I haveb-ea | toring Vroring for dyspepsia, of which Tbave toftered for yeare. 1 have used only two botttes, and already fect self anew man. Berpectfully, DR. J. W. OABT! CARPETS entirely new, and » imported and manufactured GOOD EVIDENCE. RATTING at 20. is TO CUR KSTABLISHMENT BS PROFITABLY SPeat. LE THE ARCADE ‘Orxcinnati, Hov. 3, 2372. Mr. H.B. Srevens: Dear Bir—The two bottles of VEeRTINE farnished used with great beue- wi SHILBERG, = by your agent my wife has with great boue au7 SEVENTS ST long time she bas bee Ned with dizri- may? tr Detween D and E southweat conti tr ¢ now eatire- Wewens; these = = - yy moved by the use ef ¥ NEY GOuDs. BOGA Gebiitiy, end ben boos areatts bene ee — * 2 pene “Thwas GILMOR! Vigogne Suiting, 25 ote, a 229% Wainar srect. | AIP EM Dae | Scotch Ginghams. WYLIE, RELIABLE EVIDENCE, Nos, 1018 and Love 9 40 Cty styles in Spring ineatme Mx. H. B. Srevexs: Dear Bir—1 will most cheerfully add my testimony to the Bunler you Lave siready received ia favor cf your great aud good medicine, Vecttixe, for Ido not think enough can be said in its praise, for I was troubled over thirty years with that dread fel disease, rh, and such bad conghing gpelle that "it would serm as thongh I could never breat CARTER’s TOT Market Space, beeen Tth and 8th streets, : Very wide Five French CAMBRIC, in be M&S. L. GoRE. Pattern, 12 | nh CAMBRIC, in wosatifa —— Magazine and Walnut streets, Cambridge, Another case of the 6 cont CALIOO 8. ‘ Another cas» of the 44 BLEAOH TTON, better than Avdroreg oo ims 12h CHED COTTON in remnants aseu of the best medicines that ever wa: ic cosof the SiLK PONGEE left, 62 APPRECIATION, Saar ieee rose aes en ful G Ds, 31,57 80. HB. Bre QuhBEEsTOWwN, Mass., March 19, 1389. PARABOLS, sow styles, very cheap. hie is toco:sify thet I have used ronr «« Blood | $f Piser Sirota Preparation”(VaGRTINE) in my family for several "p. @. Ww. CARTER years, and think t Scrofala or Osnkerous T—Ancther case Fine CAMBRIC Hemors or Bheumatic affections, it cannot De @x- —~ . ‘ape tr itis te beet thing T haveores ured: dak Pinsent is the beat thing I hate ever have un: fn N NE! almest everything. I can cheerfully recommen! it NOTICE! NOTICEM to eny one in need of such a medicine. ‘Yours, reepectfu ly. MBs. ALA DINSMORE, 90 Basseli «t. DEY GOODS are still selling at low rates at BaXTERS, 1990 Pesaezivanis ove uae. paces than ever. » 8:4 White Goods at pupniar prices Sis s0LD BYALL DRUGGISTS. ‘sod Celicoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins ant Table Linen at bargaios. Hosiery. Ladies’ and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, and @ general assortment of Rotions at low feures! "BE MILD POWER CURES. | Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics | IMMENSE BEDUCTION PROVHBAD & Co Have proved, from the most am) experience, an are On entire mew «ts entiresurces Simple, pong Rey and reli G00! Jeet purchased Bow York ar ar ~~ Wes, only a ae Derfeoty =. et wonderfully jor “ . apted to popular we—so simple that mistak rene Good id of the beet cabot be wade in using them; su harmices as tebe fabri togstopr yen ta, $13) gt tees, and of the best makes ani ‘ec. single width, deuble width, free fiom danger; and se efticient as to be always reliable, They ‘bas from ail, and will al No. k 1— Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation. 2—Worme, Worm Fever, Worm Oolie 3—Cryivg Oolie ‘Teeth: of 4— Diarrbce 16—Fever and Ague r i 17—Piles, Blind or Bi 18—Opnt Clark ‘Cotton , 6c. equally low. Our goods are of the styles, selected with great cheap, and will do Po Marhi-fm 1208 F streets. bet Price. Address “Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Company,” ones AND Derot, 562 Broanway, WN. ¥. TS of all descriptions; marls-wte.Sm * a JACEBTS, in muslin aad embrotd- BLAOK LAMA TIG! BUY the cel: Draied J ‘The finest line of HAL THE GENUINE | od M. WILLIAN's, 907 PENNSTLYANIA AVENUE, ¥OR THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE, Mo. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. spo-im to T MADAME ESTREN’S, 615 ixh pS . Vory bavdsome Braids Sohal St gal spear bsantta Goa hee’ ee in want wil! save money and time. pall sud examine, ie Cunelae cae o> FAIRBANES’ STANDARD SCALESB, FAIRBANES < CO., N®* SPRING 311 BROADWAY, oa WYORKE, ¢ 6 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, FAIRBANES & EWING, MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA, FAIRBANES, BROWN & CO., 2 MILK STREET, BOSTON, FOR SAL8 If WASHINGTON BY feb%8-w&e.3m imps A. BAHL & ©O., PAINT. MaNUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS QP ae Sed Sea