Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1874, Page 4

Ford's — ns Grand ‘ransatiantic Novelty Combination. i " ‘i ates A Jardin Mabitle and the |, and numerous other attrac. Theater C8 Parisian Can~ tions. Willar?'s Hall—Lecture on the arts by Tyr, aoe he Young Men’y Secon! ball of the Young Men’ w, noite Club im Lyceum ball, E street, betwen 1ith and 12th streets. —— Condensed Leraty See advertisement of special meeting of West End C. H. B. society. Attention of hackmen is called to the notice of the Board of Public Works elsewhere. A fine toned new grand piano has late! added to the attractions of the reading room and parlors of the Y. M. ©. A. Association. A large force of workmen are now en; in leveling and rolling the surface ef Tudiciary Square lst preparatory to ornamenting it. ‘Po. Donegan, who was city sureevor ander Mayor Bowen, died on Friday at the Providence ospital, after a lingering illness. ‘The Franklin Cooperative Building Associa- ton holds its regular monthly meeting to night at Marini’s Hall. Officer Patrick "Hare. of the 5th precinct, Lient. Skippon’s.) has, at hisown request, been Geeetewred to theech precinct, (Lieut. Eckioff’s) exchanging places with Officer Clawson. ‘The coming event for the little folks, and for children of older growth as well, is the May bail of Messrs. Marini and Bates. It is to be a nota- biv fine affair this year. Rev. Father Kyan, the poet priest of the south, who lectures at Lincoln Hall to-morrow night, is one of the few men who are equally distingnished as orators and writers. The Knights of St. Peter, throuzh Mr. Sulli- van, bave presented to Major Edwart Duan, drili- master, a bandsome uniform and <quipments, in recognition of his valuable ser- vices. On Saturday afternoon U.S. Commissioner | dismissed the charge of faise pre- | s preferred by Roegele & Son agsinst A. | B. Kirtland, the late witness before the Dise trict Inyestiga!ing Committee. | Mr. A. K. Browne, has, for the Board of | Hea ith, entered asnit for that board against | Columbos Alexander for $3, for abating an | alleged putsance by filling up a lot. The case | bas been set for a hearing on the 1th Instant at | 4 o'clock p. m. Attention is called to the card of H. E. Otley & Co., bankers, on F street, corner of 15th, op- posite the Treasury department. The senior | member of the firm is the well-known and es- | teemed late chief clerk of the Navy depart- ment. The firm is composed of young ant active men, and they enjoy excellent facilities | for the transaction of business in their line. o Trwrrraxce Matrers.—On Friday night a Dew text of Rechadites, under the title of Cap. itol Tent, was instituted at Odd Fellows’ Hail, | TF with thirty three charter members, | the following officers were installed: B. | m L.; L. Hollinberger, P. C. R.; Charles | Ieban, ©. R.; Jas. Moore. DR; C.F. Cramp, | R.S.; John Coggins, F.S.; Thomas Hamilton, | treasnrer; Kev. J D. Wilson, cbapiain; William | Wallace, i. G.; Moses Swann, 0. G.; G. Ryall, | L. Atthe meeting of the Dashaways last night, Mr. Constantine presided and addresses were | delivered by Hon. T. ©. Theacker, Mr. Alexander, and -Iudge Middlebroo The Jonadads last night attended Wesley Chapel and listened to asermon by the pastor, Rev. K. W. Black, from the text. Ephesia It,“And have no fellowship with the ani ith ful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.” The Georgetown Catholic Total Abstinence Society held itsreguiar monthly meeting iast | evening at Old Trinity Charch, Georgetown. | With a praiseworthy desire to advance the in- 1 terests of Georgetown, the society voted to | take five hundred dollars worth of stock in the ‘ae disturbances have been entirely tree from Yuleanic origin. Prof. Harkness, of the Obser- Tous instruments to'be used ia obser ving tae rious ments in wae ef Venus, and {!lustrated his remarks developing sbout views S canvas by an clectrig ight, Mr. Gilbert, the geologist of the Wheeler surveys, described the phenom- ena presented by an artesian well at Stryket, Ohio. This well is about 800 feet deep, was bored in 1866-07 by seeking for oi.’ The well ebbs and flows at regular intervals, like the geysers of Iceland and Yellowstone val- ley. Prof. Clarke, professor of chemistry at Howard University, described the results of some recent experiments on automic volumes. —_e—__—_. Tu Taeatens.—At the National Theater | to-night the first performance of Damas’ new piay, “‘Monrienr Alphonse,” by Daly's Fifth ecaue company, isannounced. This perform- ance was one of the leading dramatic sensations of New York this season, id the play is said to be one of the most interesting brought oat for several _ past. it oaght to till the National this week. Schumann's Transatlantic Novelty Combina- tion ts the long name of a very remarkable com- pany of leading European performers in various speciaities, who have been astonishing and amusing large audiences in New York and Bal- Umore. The performance is called ‘The Pari- stan Folly,” and comprises a number of featares entirely new in this country. The Theater Comique advertises a large num- ber of new stars this week in a bill which is anead of any of the seasen. Besides the new attraction the sensation of last week, the Jardin Mabille and can-can, will be continued through this week. eee Tue Fisnine Sxason on Tus Poromac.— The tishing season on the Potomac by the large seines ceases, according to law, on the 10th of May, atter which the small streams that pat into the Potomac are only fished. There have been great failures heretotore, but we fear this will prove more disastrous than previous fail- ures. A month agoit gave promise of being the best for many a year. The cause has been twofold. The spring has been backward, and next the high, cold winds and low temperatare have kept the fish from runing in large num- bers. The quahty caught has been excellent. Indeed, we don’t think we have ever had larger and fatter herring and shad in our market. Scarcely bas eo boisterous a month of April been known by our fishermen. We hope that they may have found some compensation in the fact that the prices of fish have ranged tolera- bly high this season; certainly from thirty to forty per cent. higher than last year. The seme complaint reaches us from all fisheries = th as far as the Hudson.— Fredericksburg Her- al or Sisters or Cxartry.— | Convocation of the Order of Sisters of Charity was opened yesterday morn- ing at St. J h’s convent, Emmittaburg, Father Gaedry, director of that order in Amer- ica, presiding, and will last nine days, termi- pating on the 18th inst. The trains which left Baltimore on Satarday were crowded with Sis- ters of Charity proceeding to Emmittaburg to attend the convocation. Among those who passed through were m: ny Prominent members of the community from the New England and southern states. Among those from Washing- ton were Sister Bernard, of Providence hos pital, and Sisters Blanche, Beatrice, and Kel- tban, —_o—_—— Rear Estate Tra and wife to A. M. Wilson, part lot 23, square 3, 8500; C. D. Gilmore and wife to Lemuel Bursley, lot 4, square 785, 7,500; Benj. B. Mc- Kinley aed wite to Jos. N. DuBarry, square S86, $763 83; John W. Faries and wife to Jos. N. DuBarry, square 386, $763.83; French C. Lugen- beel to M. Emma Lugenbeel, situate in the county, $600; B. H. Warner et al, trustees, to Florence Denobne, lot 16, subdivision square SH, $10; B. H. Warner et al, trustees, new Catholic hall about to be erected on the site of the old Presbyterian church, corner of Bricge snd Washington streets, and which wa: parchased last week. The cirenlar letter of lost Kev. Archbishop Bayley in reference to | Catholic Indian missions was read, and in re- | sponse thereto-fitteen dollars was appropriates). | The contemplated pilgrimage to Whitemarsh. | Md., on Thursday next, came in for {ts shara oi attention, & number of members signifying their desire to participate therein. For the temperance prayer mee week the appointments are as to-night (Monday), at : Congregational cburch, eon of the wit lock, at acted by the ladies | Temperance Union, to which all are in - The prayer meetings for ladies axcin ¥ are held at the North Presbyterian hand western Presbyterian church at ck each day; at Metropolitan Presbyterian | h and Westminster Preebyterian church | lock, and at 9th-street Methostiat Pro testant church at 1 o'clock each day. The gen- wer meeting, to which all are invited, this week daily at Methodist Protestant eck. —The rosults of last ng contests between represants- @ public schools, may be summe! ap id medals were awarded to the female grammar school of the {th district, Mr= M. E. Martin. teacher: male grammar shoo 4th district. John E. Thompson, teacher: firs! wale intermediate sehoo!. 4th distrie’. KE. H | ‘Thompson, teacher; Grst female intermediate. Bat cist iiss Lucy B. Davts, teacher; second A district, Mise V.'Nonrae, tearber: second female intermediate. 4th dis trict. Miss Annie Van Horn. teacher: third m intermediate, 2 district, Miss Mary E. Kowe, teacher; third female intermediate, 4th district, Miss Susem A. Langley, teacher. Nine gold medals in all were awarded, and eight were won by the schools above mention«d. The secon male intermediate, taught by Miss Nourse, was | Bot represented by the required number of pu Pils. six—onlv tive presented themselves for ex. amination. The medal will not probably go to this school untess there is a new contest. The absent pupt! is understood to be one of the best spellers in the school. This and sundry oth -r ‘Watters connected with the match will be dect- ded by the trustecs, who wil! meet in general Session to morrow night. There ar* ™any pw. ents who object to these contests with reference j t young pupils, some of whom bare been made tick by overwork and excitement. | At the spelling contest for Secondary Schools | Of the Second District. held at the Seaton | Seboc! building on Friday, the medals ware awarded as follows: Third grade, in No. 5, Miss Amanda M. Fast, teacher. to Alfred Klock. | and in No. 12, Mrs. M.L. Walker, teacher, 'y Nott and Marie Rosenthal were perfect, ard a new trial will be necessary. Fourth | grade. No. 6, Miss H..Jennte Free, teacher, to Pani Rosenbarg; and No.7, Miss Mary 0. Whitney, teacher, to Grant Richards. o ‘Tae New lsnagt Onrgog.—Mr. R. [. Flem- has commenced work on the ing, contractor, { Israel (colored) chureh building, corner of tet | ard B streets southwest. The hody of tha gnnred et 0 by 80 feat. LOWETS Ou .... «Ont. One 13 and the other 16 fe2; | square, in which the main stairways a:z gon. | structed; and also an addition in {ne Pear of 1! | feet, form a towers ‘eonting on B street in | which is ®*‘_.cway from basement to geliery, a | ~wn's toom, and a pastor's study. There are three large entrances, one on the front and one im the side of large tower open into the main vestibule, end the other in small tower in rear. Im the basement are four class rooms shout 2 by 2 feet, apd lecture-room about 49 by 57 feet, 12-feet ceiling. The main anditorinm is about 57 by 77 feet. with gallery in front and sides. This story is 30 feet from floor to ceiling. The church is tobe of brick with stone base The two fre i be of press brick. It isofa peat style of arehitecture, with projecting tow- ers and buttresses, and wil! be a Sne improve- ment, costing altogether about 840,00. Accipents —A preasman, named Anthony ‘Trunnell, fell from a 7th-street car near Penn- esivante arenne, last evening, ant bad the toes of bis left foot ere Ay ; jog San ceived medical attention in Guim: store, after which he was removed to his home, on _L, pear 6th street. = Harry Wilson, a little son of Naval Construc- tor T. D. Wilson, stations at the navy vard, while playing around a pile of old boxes in the ard on Saturday evening, had an arm broken bis the falling of a box on it. ——— $e B'wat B’rrra.—Grace Aquilia, Potomacand Elijah lodges of the order of B’nai B'rith last & welcome to E. A. Frauklin, of Memphis, Tenn., who did such work dur- ing the rage of the yellow fever in that city Charles Hertzberg and Simon Wolf mate th- welcome returning thanks on the ence Donobue, lot 17, subdivision square 334, $10; B. H. Warner Donobue, part lot 11 Nalley ard wife to F 9, square 51 24). square 401,310; Wm. H. ‘ances Blanchard, part lot ——_s—___ Rev. Danie. Dares, who has for the past two years been the pastor of the Union Bethel | A. M.E. Church, having been assigned at the conference recently held at Cumberland to « new teld in Baltimore, the leading members of the Bethel have addressed him a highly com. plimentery letter referring to his services during his term, testifying to his zeal and exprassing the well wishes of the congregation for his ta- tore welfare. Rev. R. A. Hall, late pastor of St. Paul'schapel, South Washington, succeeds him bere. ———$_. INSTALLATION OF A PASTOR.—Rev. Dr. Geo. the pastorship of the 15th street Presbyterian church in this city, was installed yesterday af- ternoon, the moderator of the Washington city presby te tev. W. H. Logan. pres: Ar. ter the regular service of the ehareb, Kk Dr. Chester preached a sermon, on the conclusion ot which Rev. 4 mith delivered the charge *o the minister, and Rev. Dr. J. H. Reeves de- livered the charge to the peop’ ——__.———. A Decrston Waste. case of T. KR. Jonson against T. J. Simpson, which has beev before Justice Keese for som> dys, was docketed on the law side of the court for the purpose of obtaining the opinion of the sourt onthe question as to the power of jus- tices of the peace to issue writs of garnishment bpon judgments rendered by them to subject | credits in the hands of other persons to the pay- ment of such judgments. =.= Bartism.—Rev. Henry Baylor, of the Reho- bath Baptist Church, ‘yesterday haptised by immersion at Buzzard’s point 14 converts. Among them was one woman about 6) years old. Some 2,000 spectators assembled to witness the rite. ——— Wasarxoton Fist Marker To-vay.—Sold by K. A. Golden & Bro., 11,000 shad, at #6 to S* per hundred; 159.000 herrings, from $5 per thousand; 1,000 b inches st 12 to 20 cents per bunch. ———__¢_____ THE COURTS. Court in Gexgrat Term. To-day, Huutington agt. Walker, (exceptions to Aud 4 laced on the calender. PW agt. James Sykes; argued by Messrs Totten for plaintiff and Miller tor de- ferdant. In this case suit is brought on a bill of exchange drawu by E. Parkinson. The de- fevse is usury; that the defendant was solely av accommodation acceptor. The case comes up en demurrer, and the principe! points made are that the usurious bargain, if there was any, was between Parkinegn and &.stranger, and on the other side that a note given in New York for a higher interest than the law allows cannot be collected here. It woid in the place of its inception it continues to be void. Creevurr Covat—Judge Mac Arthur. This court convened this morning its May term. There are 110 caseson the docket, 69 of | them being appeals from magistrates. T'wenty- | three judgments by default were taken, and tha court adjourued unni Monday. Ceminat Court—Judge Olin. This morning the jurors were discharged until Monday. Porice Cevrt—Judge Snell. To-day Fayette W. Waters, assault and bat- tery on Chas. Triplett, pleaded gaiity and was fined $3 and costs. Singleton Bell, loud and boisterous: $1. Peter Leranco, profanity; for- feited collateral. James Little; same. John Doyle; same. Wm. Hurley; forfeited collate- ral. Fravk Miles, profane indecent lan- guage; $3. John McGuire, ® small boy charged with bathing in the Potomet river on Sanday, was i imanded and dismissed. Isaac Brad- ley, charged with cut sods in a street park ‘n front of his house. cer Collins said that when he arrested Bradley he stated that he had aright tocutthe sods there,as he had been taxed for payment Of park; ‘$5. 7 The German matrons of Moline, Iil., have petitioned for beer saloons. a7 Aman oat Wayne county, Ili., $2 fur taking his own wife to the poor house. S7 Philadelphia “‘iooms”’ up with 25) carpet manufacturies. «7 The rural Jerseyman’s favorite profanity is“ Juniper Ginger!” 7A Nasbville man advertises for “a Chris- tian wan who understands how to run a boiler.’ Willi Patrick Adams will succsed Sir Rovere Pestas tee liberal whip in the British t. Parliamen! ae —This morning the 50 to tock and perch, Oli part of the order in this city for his eff irts to ard relieving their —— —— tn ps modestiy by Mr. eo of the members individually. en Ga Sa —Mesers. Duncanwn Rear Estate LES. pty wing a front of 15 feet 8 inches, im- 7-4 large coal merchant in E . declines all orders Ox distillers, for Tuelto be used in thelr business. S7 Canadians drank over oS alions of intoxicating liquors year, over rani a haif gallons to each man, woman, and cbild. aA sth was caught st Portland Coun., the other day in the very act of ewo09- irgdown upon a ebild, but was ecared away, and 7 Ex-Governor MoMallen, of Va. made ® speech at ‘Tasewelt Gourtionsy oc and announced himself a , trustees, to Florence | Nan Deurs, of Utiea, N. ¥., and lately called to | | comenaatee, E 3 FS E E One of the twe Congregational churches in | the Old Dominion is here, with its tasteful new | Bouse of worship nearly tin: »and enjoving the acceptable ministrations of ‘Rey. Mr. Bur- yin Tarkey, whose bank, formerly a little child was baptized yesterday. a up and look at Herndon, goa a ger Visitor. what might have been the consequences if she had uot thus boldly put an end to his madcareer. The highly educated | Teporter did not further elaborate in “newspa- per English” what the ‘blind fambling of ath ic chance or edict of pantheistic neces- sity” might have evolved from this contretoid elsborisimus of juvenile humanity. Think of it—reealeitrant!” Where did he catch it, and how did it break out? Whatare school ‘chil- dren coming to? They used to catch the measies and emall-pox, and even lice, but who ever heard of one getting recalcitrant.’ We live in too fast an age. Men are individuals, women are females, dinners are collations, going to bed is retiring, regions are sections, and school boys are not only pad, but recalcitrant. Hottywoo. GEORGETOWN. ORDERS FoR Tae Srar in Georgetown may be lett at Ubhoa’s cigar store, 82 Bridge street. A DEAD Doc is lying on the hill on the south- east corner of Fayette and Third streets, poison- ing the air for squares around. Ian’t it some- body's duty to remove it? The army of living dogs in northwest Georgetown is nuisance enough, without having the stench from dead ones. Fir® ALARM.—About 8\ o'clock last evening an alarm of fire was turned in from box 91, caused by the burning of the back porch of the house, No. 55 Fayette street, occupied by Mrs. Julia Barrett. The fire department was promptly on hand, but did not £ into service, as the fire was soon extinguished by the police and ‘citizens. The Congo was aight. It ts noe the porch was set on fire. ier ae Mira or Romain herring yesterda; night opposite this city was reater than has been known for many years. fre fishermen coat scr get boats enough to bring them to shore as fast as oa were caught, the water being almost solid with fish. were sold this morning, at sand; 300 shad sold at $19 per hundred. Grain Travge.—The canal buat H. M. Tal- bott arrived to-day, with 1,600 bushels wheat and 1,200 bushels corn, for H. M. Talbott, and the boat W. Billmyer, with 1,700 bashels Wheat, 1,500 bushels corn and 30 barrelg flour, for J. G. and J. M. Waters. ALEXANDRIA. Prorerty Savxs.— The property at the southwest corner of King and Pitt streets, fronting 61 feet 6% incheson King stroet and 111 feet 7 inches on Pitt, consisting of severai stores, occupied at present by Thomas Hoy others, belonging to the estate of the late I b't H. Miller, esq., was sold yesterday to Mr. John Lannon for $10,000. It is understood th Mr. Lannon will improve his purchase at an early date. Mr. L.8. Abbott, of Falls Church, has sold his place there, containing 42 acres, to two gentiemen from Washington, for $4,500. T balf tmterest of Mr. Robert Jamieson in the saw and planing mill of Messsre. Jamieson, Uhler & Co., was sold this morning at auction, by Messrs. Green & Wise, auctioneers, to’ Mz Lewis McKenzie, for #3000 cash. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.— The express train going south,which leaves Alexandria at 8 p. m., Was thrown from the track about forty miles north of Lynchburg, this inorning, & the breaking of an axle under a sleeping car. The express, baggage car, coach and sleeper were th down anembankment. The express and baggage cars were badly broken, but the couches were not much damaged. Two pasen- ers—one from Bultimore—were slightly in- ured. Conductor Kudd, Baggage Master Keyes, and Sleeping-car Conductor Carlisie were injured severeiy, but it is thought not seriously. The passongers were taken on to Lynchburg, and such attention was given the wounded as required. Nominations.—At a meeting of the conzer- vativesot Centrevil'e towuship, Fairfax county, Id last Saturday, the following nominations Were made :—For supervisor, C. F. Ford; for collecter and constatle, John W. Mohler; for comupissioner of roads, Wm. Ayre; for overseer ‘Thos. N. Stewart; for magistrate, Joon ‘gs; Tor assessor, Geo. W. Lee. K on Forts Washington and Foote. which pended in conseq uence of the late pre- vailing unfavorable weather, has been resam. 5 and operations are in active progress at both. those torta.— Gazette, Mh. Tuar TOLLGare AGAIN.—This afternoon, the tellgate on the Washington tarnpike was ound locked by Mr. Peverill, & citizen of the county, who refased to pay toll, and took the este down and pitched itinto the river. The lost seen of it, it was fluating down the Po- tomac. Fieu Rerorr.—Since 12 in. yesterday 15.000 shad and 220,000 herring bave arrived. Shad soid for #7.500611 per handred, herring $6 754 $7.0 per thousand. Kock and perch Scarce at 20430 cents per bunch. ati: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-day. New York, May 11.—Tne Post 5 financial ar- ticle says: All sales of gold have been at 1124s 3g- On gold loans the rates have been 3a4 tor carrying. Foreign exch: is quiet and steady to firm. "Money remains in abundant supply at Sad for call loans, and 5to7 for prime mercantile paper. The stock marketopened \; to % higher than Saturday's closing Prices, and has since been strong, advancing \; to ¥. The Vanderbilt stocks have been features, notably Lake Shore, which has advanced to77 3, a report being car- rent that this road is to be leased to, or in soma other way consolidated with, the N. ¥. and Hudson. Government bonds are steady. Southern state bonds are firmer and higher, —_—___ The Markets. Bautmonz, Mw Ui SVirglala sixes, od, $3; « West Virg UM; North Garo: IXes, Old, 20; do. new, 15; do, special tax, 7 bid May _11—€otton strong—low mid- "Floor quiet and weas—H jward nerfine, Wheat duil—chvice amber, § indiana red, $1 55@§1.87. sctive for southeru—white sou 10: Uhio and 7; yellow ‘a, MQ j Southern, 64; mixed westera qniet and heavy; old. southern, 70; new, 84. Usts scarce wid highel ster ined , 6665; do. white, 4. Bye qaiee iy" ay_uachanued. BES gain. siues 94 @Ie, 4; clear rib, 10% gW%! suger-cured hame, H@is' Laid, WY. Western butter steady and tnchauged Coifes ai cbanged, Whisky firmer—98 Sugar auc! New Yor 0g May 11.—Stocks active and hi Exchange, loag, 433%; snort, Governmonis mrong. iay 11 —Flour steady. Wheatqatet rn avchang.d. Broo? 2. Gold, 12%;. New Your, Mt and steady, "or rate Brie. i p.m —Paris dispatches see THE WEATHER. Was DaraBrMent, Chul Sisnal | Wash b. Vand, b st Ofeer, jy May Uy te 30 { For Now Busiand. tue northern eaine, partly slsudy oad cool neath jon, part fob 7 Bertheavt and southeast For the southern. portisa of hence wes wi over the over ¥F SIRBET, CORNER FIFTRENTH, or Tr Gover 5 = ‘apd veil POREIGN BXUHANGS AND COIN, maydlo eee give weight, and Teuntity $s tesrarmnenn. For sale at retail by irocers in quantities to suit. erevecae analy For Gusts’ Fursisuixe Goops go to Hol- lander Broe., 1421 lvania avenue, near Pillars; 4Z1 7th street, next to Odd Fellows’ Hall; ennsylvania avenue, corner street. We sell our custom made Shirts at $2.50; filme Gauze Undershirts $1; Jeau Draw- ere, good quality, $1.25; Negligee Traveling Shirts, $3. . 11,6 ———— Liver and Bivod Diseases, BY KR. V. Pimacs, m. v. A healthy liver secretes each day about two and & half pounds ot bile, which contains a ted, it to eliminate this vast amount ef noxious substance, which, therefore, remains to poison the biood, and be conveyed toevery part of the sen What must be tee condition of the bi when it is receiving and retaining each day two anda half pounds of poison? Nature tries to work off this poison through other ch: nels and organs—the kidneys, lungs, skin, ete., but these organs become overtaxed in perfor: ing this labor in addition to their natural fanc- tions, and cannot long withstand the pressure, but become variously diseased. The brain, which is the great electrical cen- ter of all vitality, is unduly stimulated by the urhealthy blood, which passes to it from the heart ani it fails to perform its office heaith- fully. Hence the symptoms of bile puisoving, which are dullness, headache, incapacity to keep the mind on any subject, impairment of memory, dizzy, sle&py, or nervous feelings, Sloomy forebodings, and irritability of temper: hi itself being diseased, as it forma the Sweat upon the surface of the skin, it is so irri- tating and potsonous that it produces discolored brown spota, pimples, blotches, and other erap- tions, sores, boils, carbuncles and scrofulous tumors. The stomach, bowels and other organs cannot escape becoming affected, sooner or bong and we have as the —, hoger les, uropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhia. er ompons are common, as bitter or bad taste in month, internal heat, palpitation, teasing cough, unsteady appetite, choking sensation in 4 bloating of stomach, pain in sides or about sboulders or back, coldness of extremities, etc., etc. Only @ few of the above symptoms are likely to be present in any case at one time. The liver being the great depurating or blood cleans- 1g Organ of the m—set this “house- keeper of our health” at work. is goog which gender in the biood, and rot ont, as it were, the machinery of life, are gradu- ally expelled from the system. For this purpose my Golden Medical Discovery with very smali doses daily of my Pleasant Purgative Pellets are ations | the articles needed. They cure every kind of humor from the worst scrof- ula to the common pimple, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their mighty curative infinence. Virulent bood poi- tons that lurk in the system are by them rob! of their terrors, and by their persevering and somewhat protracted use the most tainted sys- tems mey be completely renovated and built up anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and swellings dwindle away and disappear ander the influence Of these great resolvents. Wine or tHe Woops, indorsed and pre scribed by the leading physicians asa laxative and digestive remedy, is steadily ning in popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gon- stipation, and Headache is unequalled. 4,20,e02¢ ——_ Easy Feet Being Le ets to health and comfort, thousands of persons come from far and near to visit Dr. White, the practical Chiropodist, whos2 establishment is located at $35 Firteesta STREET, Opposite United States Treasury Department. Dr. White removes Corns without pain, so that the shoe can be worn with ease. He suc- cessfully treats Banions, © and [ngrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de- Tangements of the feet. an Office hours from 8 a, m. to 6 p. m. Fee, $i per vis t. Press of business at the office precludes visit- ing patients at residences except after 6 p.m. established in Washington 1861. THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. csr soe len ‘TO GET RID of the Chills immodiately, take Dooley’s Ague Powders. They oure Lye nmentiy. —— TAKE CARE oF Yous VALUASLES.—Oal! and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of Now York avenue and 15th etreet, for sate keeping Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other vain ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an- num, according to size. No business man ca: afford todo without them. Take warning from the Chicago and Boston fires. ener Witoox & Ginp’s Sewing MACHINR. Th celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha< Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street Intelligencer building. 10,28 J THER COMMUNITY at large apprectate the use fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine, 1,5 eee Porp’s ExTRaor cares rheumatism, barns Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, ‘spratus Scalds, soreness, old sores, hoadache, colic Ismeness, bi dolls, wonnds, nenralgia, and ali hemorrhages, ete. from all other advertise pre} tions in the fact that it is a standarc Bedicine, treated of in medical writings, and ‘pown te be a cure for these diseasen. 8 tf “THE TIME TO BUY” Is Now! PRICES DOWN! OUR STOCK Of Spring Clothing IS ENORMOUS. THE SEASON IS BACKWARD AND WE ABE DETERMINED TO FORCE SALES. STYLISH, WELL MADE ALL WOOL SUITS MARKED $15........Fifteen Dollare.........$15 WE ABE SELLING FOR LO sneeeeseeB 1D ..coreee GLO seserreee B10, $10. SUITS MARKED eee $22... WE OFFER FOR CC | Ce) e223 = AN ELEGANT IMPORTED CASSIMERE SUIT MARKED 930......... Thirty Dollars.........@30, WE ABE SELLING FOR 920......... Twenty Dollare.........82@, BOYS’ SUITS IMMENSE STOOK—AT SAME BATES. Defer Not Your Coming! - HABLE BROTHERS, mayl-tr Corner 7th and D streets, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS CE CREAM! ICE CREAG!! After to-¢ay I will fornic® my celebratel 108 ORMAMS and PEUIS WaTeH 10mS sete et lowing priors: Queda Three O-~ce9, gi a: Bre on re ares a 108 CagaM TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL RBSTATR ON BONTGOM BERT, “NEAR West ton to George- ey peo oo street forty-one (41) fest south West street, and rani theres sonth nineteen (19) fe thence fast sixty (@0) feet, thence north niveteen ( 5 ) frat, thence west sixty (60) fect to place of beginning ‘Terme of sale: @ne third cash; bal stalmente in six (6) and twelve (12) moct interest from day of sale, for which shel) be given. A deed will be gir rove] Actes pon fall pay- ment of purchase money. Conteyaucirc at coer the parchaser, wit ef one haodred dors: Jo) wil be rounired on day of ente. It tormect be default, poser. atcor a the defaulting parchaser. afver five advertisement == M_U GREEN wast THOMAS DOWLI XTBAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Camimeres, nck of Mourning Gods, Straw Matticgs, Floor Oil @lo: BENJAMIN MILLER, 1U1 Bridge -t-ret. may?2-te Business done, sud Oot. lone made on all accessible peints, Discoant Monda ye H. POUKINHORN, Pres’t: J. DICKSON, Cashier. H. Polkinhorn, Thes.Dowling, J.T. Mitchel’, Jas Dickson, ' B.L.Oropley, Fred. W. Jones, Bley A Shinn, ED Hartley, ‘Thox. Kuowles, Notics.— TEM: ORK4(RY REMOVAL, The continual !acrease of business making It ne- Seasary to rebuild my store and otherwise increase By esllitiee for the execution of sil orders, I shall found, ing the regress work, TY BRIDGE STREET, 8 few doors sbove J-fferson str: As the improvement will not interfere with the execution of work in the dyeing ant scouring de- Bod and sehen my Trieuts will be promptiy and ‘appreciated. ‘ H. WHEATLEY, ‘ d Be. Office, until forther notice, Noo77 Brides wre Georgetown, DO. OB SAL! HIGHLY VaLUARLE BEAL F ESTATE OS iT, @BORGE- BIDGR STKE! 1OWN,D Ge Four lots,24 by 110, ruaning back to & ten-foot alles, being’the lots upon wiiteh the vtorian Obureh formerly main business street strevt, _san®-cotf Committee. OLS: NT ickGab'r 10m onmam AND OYSTER Pa S1g%-1y 69 Tinh street, Georgetown, 0.0. LECTURES. WILLARD HALL E£ntracce on F street, near E | At the request of many persons, MB. SUTRO Has consentad to repeat his Lectare on MISES AND MINING, Illustrated by the CALCIUM LIGHT, At8 o'clock on the evenings of TUESDAY, May 12, SATUEDAY, May 15, TUES. DAY, Msy 19, THURSDAY, May 21, and SATURDAY, May 23. An orgs: the diagrams and views exhibited daring the lectai it be the following:—Map of th Ur iteo States showing the i Hegtous; th Treasure Chest of the Na ior; Dividing Lias of Gold aud Eilver; the Washo» Bangs of . Geological Biswory; Mount Davis Peak ; Firet Appearance of Greenstone; B. Thicugh of Trachyte; How Qomstook Lids ated; Horses; aKa Origin Fit ing of thé Fissure with Goll aut Stiver; L.terlor View of the Richest Miues in tho Aorlas Two Hundred Miliionsof Dotlars #rozaced tea Fe ato of the Sctro Tannol Conveying Air to Mines; Batlrood; Simberii Boriag les with Gcmpre Drills; Bx plosion with Niteo G der; Machiae Shop; D veli- Shatts1,2,4,'4, exte z mtuck and’ Wis J ioKes:; Sha mit over the Forty Mi Weetward Virw rowacds Monot Davide Onty and Gole Hill; 8 2 0 Feet Dee: Was. ington aud Bt. Paul's in London; Wright. Water, Ore, Waste Bock, and u Tc silver Every 0 Cores uf Fite Wood B ir fot kenre; Miging Pamips; the Most Orc Beiirced in tue World; Discovery and Hiting sh= Opposition to the Sutro Tuanol; Stock Ga: bing; fornia’ Bank tein + heating ar b and Legt-latures; Employ in: ver day the Profits of these Manipulations; user ing and Hoisting of Ore; Water Power Utilized ia Mives; Mince of the Harz Mountains, in Germany Ootinney 2,00 Fect High; Priaciples of Ventilation Consumptive Miners—:lis cause of humaniiy de- mands @ remedy; Accidents in Mi A Osre— Miners Boried Alive; Premature Blast—maimsl and blinded; A Deluged Mine—dead bodies floating about; Falling Down the Shaft; Fire in th: Jacket Mine—42 miners burned to death: Bscagn nh the Tannei; I Parts of the ©. = ra Lities L2 5 apd Bescue thro also, Mining Scenes in of the World, Admission free. Tickets may bs obtained on ap- lication st the cffice of Willard’s Ho'el, at the Bretrepeitas Hotel, and at Messrs. Philp & Solo. okstore. Those heretofore lasned are [Ohron. & Kep | "Day mons’ for all lectures L?2¢r08s BY FATHER RYAN At LINCOLN HALL on TUESDAY EVENING, 7 3 Tickets 50 cent: cured seats at Bilis’. may 1l-3t [THE ARTs. i is LACTURE BY RoBaTIO STONE, yo m e Wa 2 is have. invited “tueir Preetasuts De, HOBATIO STONE, to deliver his lecture ‘on TH t Kebrners ce a woe Historical ring States. Dr. Sto: witstion: aa the eddvess Sill lard Ball o’elock. The members of public are invited to attend. may 9-2t Secretary. EXCURSIONS, &e. Wo pay demanded. Prices reasomasle: “Tectiteae” 7 0B CHARTER, The elegant and commodious Iron Steamer PILOT BoY. DRY GoonDs. SS “CROWDED ALWaYs,” SYEN WHEN iT RAINS, orth @ 1.20. FoNorEs are We have just received asmail invoice of the above cogs They are in the natural color, and will be rs ay ee ae a een & et One Price Only. [wS-3] 919 Penna. t Curr DKY GOUDB, = BUGAN COTTONS & CALICOES a at reduced oe 3 cts, WYLre, ee, wie. aghame, 16 cts, stored’ Dress = Nos. 1018 and Love Ok Alpace, # in, ONE PRICE TO ALD, CARPETS! CARPETS! AND DRY GOoDs! DRY GOODS! Our New Stock Spring CARPETS Tru STRERT. RICES AL: SSURTM iL. ution. LAOE TATKE TS MLO BH Lw is cr 5 A A PaBASOLS ang SUN SHADES, of latest nesel Our Stock ‘ing CARPETS entirel; =a the latest decigue, imported and man fac in Y INGRAINS, ee 8. MATTING at 250. ithe TABLISHMENT WILL ASLY SPENT. ee Bae See > ime Li i. in CE DEY GOODS are still setting at 1 BAXTERS, 19 0 i ceney scans avenee Paces Chesper ever. Dress Good: and White Goods at popular prices. Oot Calicoes ct cap. Bed Spreads, Towel: ” S 2 Ss NOTICE! Table Linen at bargains. Bosi-ry. L « Gents’ Bandke: y@ud & general aesort ment of Notions st low frures aple-tr JMMENSS KEDUCTION! omnounsap & co. £P now ung 8A entire vew steck o! BY rebased in Bew York by Mr. Brod. jerfally low prices, Dress Goods in gr- at variety and of the best stylee and fabrics, from I2ec. up to $2 4) por yard Ly Black Silks, 960, $1 25, $1 80, 91 75, 92 25, $3. and $3. (at least 2 per cent. lone than raling market prices, and of ihe best makes fect fink mest perf 5; Bisck Alpacas, #22. single width, Sic. and up. Reversible Ottoman & 92.25. White Shetinnd Wool $1.35 Ladivs’ All Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, 120 Ladies’ One Rution Oulored Kids, Ladies’ Two Button Party Kids, Tc, Lansdale Cambric 32c.. and other Bleached and Ua Diracbed Cottons 7c. and upwards. Good lo Prints, Sixc. Splevdid style fast-colored Prin loc. AN" Linen ‘Towels. §1 Bisck Grenadines from 2c double wiatr Frode are very cheap) Corsets, S7ic. aod up arasols in grea: vi jow. Goats’ and Clark’ ot of other goods equally the beet makes and atyles, Bel great cere, boxght aug sold cheap, and will do p: arte god mer2t-3m LADIES’ GOODS. ™M McCORMICK, 906 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, (Up Stairs ) Tam in constant receipt of the nowest dosigns in MILLINEBY GooDs, CHIP AND STRAW FONNETS AND Bars. OB ONKETS, FEENCH FLOWEES, . a LACES, T MADAME ESTREN’S, 618 ib street, to reduce cur enormous stock of Ham: im Hair, iris. Vory handsome Braids of a ae Deantifal Curls from Ladice iu went wil! money and time, Call aud examine, We gvarantee satisfaction te a NEW PUBLICATIONS, Ricearp mo oX &co., BOOKSELLERS axo's “TONES, 1015 Pawxevivanta Avance Erotrors: tae Wupanes of Mistrai's Mircio, trausiate! by H Preston, limo. ‘The Alton a + ted, by Aeertece. itm. = ‘ire, by Rose Porter, ie NE Be Waildiried. & Novel inter Memo By bach Adventures of an Attorney ia eearch of Practice. son Avimele By Banierton. Fre Baperbuman Origit of toe pss B, Beary « Poetry of the Orient. By Algor, All the New S.bbsth Sehool Library Books, Croquet wt all prices opm r STOCK MAB & SON, SO* vey ot We OFFER ove STOCK OF CHROMOS, MOTTORS AND OIL PAINTINGS aT a pose TWENTY Five { thowe om bend, ¢ de sate character ry beantif ings from §: 2 @aoount «f 25 “ xevllemt 6 tain good Pictures at wholesale ALL THE NEW BOOKS on ae published Novel Lane complete ame ote: ery, Printing, Binding Tay iog executed expedi WARREN CHOATE & ce BOOKSELLERS AND STATION & KS, VERNON ROW, marlé-tr Corner Penn NN2W BOOKS, BECEIVED awp SHILLINGTO Corner 45 Street recetved ae 1 SALE ar "S BOOKSTORE, iveania Ave, Autheny Trott, Suthor of Ulive Blakey Varo to Thirty-six Oa» Imes end Penalties By By Bhi The Wether i AMair By 45%, ars 5 ir 0 The Cousery ation of B: Mey Delioet The New 4 ‘omiah P_ Oc Zelda's Fortune. By the author of Bar ALL THE MAGAZINES AND F rou manoy ee! P. BOURKS, aND TIONRBY Lim iebaitr SHILLINGTON'S BOOK ST y! MERCHANT TAILORS. CARED. ” NOTICE, T world call the attention of the he public mm I to the mew ts Te IN@ @00Ds Old established stand of the late SW ‘bant Tailor, 1413 rennayivant CATHEBINE EB. OWEN, daw: 4 4 patrons aad ock 9 se N Mera las mS-6t B. Shire . MEKUHANT 81% F Steger, OF ap-ly ) J. HEISERGER * opel Buccesric H. ©. Londen & Co.,) CITIZENS, AEMY AND Navy MEKCHANT TAILOR, Matreprines Rotel gh Browns Ul 0. S68 TAILOR, yt} ———— Stine INSUKANOB UOMPAN) BS, T** aARLAneze> FIRE INSU nance Wartington PANY, FoR , DIsTsicT UF OCOLUMAIA. Psid-op Capital $200,000, mae B:— Bio. 1423 G <erect, ber 2 ad reets northwest ECTUBS:—W ater 8. Oox, jam P. Jotbustow, vice preston: Jey, Adam Gadde, Charles Kiuon Galt.T. M. Hanson, William FM Ham H. Phillip, «. B. MAURY FRANK t RAWLID ITABL® LIFE ASSURANCE SUUIETY, —— ‘The besiness of this be largest of ant sin may2s-ly pany bee for years been ar inetttation in the via. Thit Whisky ic disvilied to our order. ond & bond for us wnti! ite age warrants us in to the public for use, medicinal or social. The increasing popularity with which it kas brew Met since its introduction, ten years ago, forirdaa hesitation on our part in claiming for it a emovtl - ‘apT-tn NE SPRING Goeps AT REDUCED PRICES: NEW GooDs. SEW Guovs PABAFOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, REAL HAIR, Aud NOVELTIES in Fancy Goods, YOUNG'S N.¥ Baz k, merl6-tr 441 Teh street TATEN ISLAND, N.¥. DYEING ESTAD Ss LISHMENT—#STABLIS! S19, ‘The oldest and largest of ite ina is 0 antry: may be in the wor! N. B.—Gn bring your FISHER, FIRST OLAS8 SCOURER, 615 oh sircet opposite, Patent Office SPKOJALTIS8 OF Is SOLS PROOSSS. Ladies Dresses cloaned without taki Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned without shriuking Grease spots removed ¢ffectusily, so that they neve: show ogein. Kid Gloves cleaned on short notice, Prices mod erate; punctuality guaranteed. sepl-ly THE TRADES. 6 FRAMES Gf wmproved Style and Pattern, for Stores, Hotels, Public Baildiags, Oicy and Cour try Residences at factery prices, Menufactured by JOHN ©. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets Flags aod Camp Mecting Tents for eale or rent. Sole agent for the only Genaine Mildewet Proot Awaing material, apis D 180N AWNIBG FRA Awuines amp i STOMES, factared MG COPELAND, 643 Lontsians avenue, one door esst of Tth street AWNINGS for Brores, Public Builings, Hotels PUEON FRAMES for Stores at fi (Co , FLAGE, OAMP-MERTING TESTS for vais or reu Agent Prov a Awnt @bkint for the Improved Mildew Proof Awnin ee 2019 Popnsy! Avenue nov36- Fine Work a Specialty 2 ile Fo? OBARTER TO EXCURBSIONISTS, The favorite Steamer PALISADE. . H. BYLES, Agent beaie WM. 8. BP ieee Wate, Pros cHanran, + The A. No 1 Steamer ee exctrsions om Tharsdaye and Fri- moths |. BF: EGH, it “Topi beatae Ys MANUFACTURING, AND iT W *cai'be Obtained of Grocers overywhare RACAHOUT Ask for W. BAKEE & 00'S, and take no other; your grocer can get i; if he will, W. BAKER & ©0., Worchester, Mass, ESTABLISHED 1750. - ; Manufacturers of the peisbrated, Baker's {iems: and finest Vanilla Chocolate: ow et Sem CONOMISE. SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR 923. ae mers moniter ry kixre Sreeer. ‘constan hand an de to sil parie'of the Oty sow GOODWIN Y. ATLEE. G for sale cheap. tone of best HOOPING FELT on hand? apett EBDW. CLARK, ‘T. 8. OB0GS.JB A — ¥. SDW. CLARK & 6O,, LUMBBE, WOOD ABD COAL, DOORS, 8450, BLIEDS, MOULDINGS, ac., Soper aad Planing Bll, oes ‘f ota etree jaré—1éth and B ctrests northwest, jy 1l-ly oo Ee DEVLIN & Co’s SPRING STYLES! NOW READY aT 1106 F STREET. American Yoke Shirts MADE TO MEASURE anD WAEBANTED TO FIT. PRICES REDUCED! nest and flavor unsurpassed. is purity we guar- antee. ° Our right and titie to the exclurive use of thit brand is on record at tne Unried States Patent Off HALL & HUME, DEALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIES WHIEKY, ac., feb%8 eém S07 Mazrer Srace, _~ = ot Lud SPECIAL NOTICE, Ss having that other na img come to our knowledge on whir. keys than our own, and in frequent instances, advul~ trrated 4, are sold under the name and brand GOLD STAG WHISKEY, our lareied boities werd le make the u deem it our duty to owr pa’ selves, to notyfy dealers and of! the name of “OLD STAG trade-mark, secured by here interested, that WHISKEY” it our » upon demand, that they article. 4 ALL & HU WHOLESALE i Ee Tip LIQUOR SSsL Ene, febgs-eo6m 7 Market Space. POPALS FOR WROU: P®2Ke AND LATAING FF SratTi UsT w For« City, sutemdenty MAY ty ABT od at tr ec the Bup-rintena: antt! 12 m. the 1Sru pa Mav, 18, for forniebing. d ering, fttivg. piitice im plece the whole of the wronghi Paysente with be, mate cathy» Aotecting son cent,, until the fia! complet: 8 Om " bet) bide mart be accompanied by ® peoal boud two responsible pers.us, in ibe sum of ven th vusan. dotiars, ( J] P ° TR stan ft. ‘Adjoining Odd Poilows' Halt