Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. BMONDAY....................May 13, 1874. ——————————O—E Ee—eee eee LOCAL NEWS, Amosements, National Theater—The distinguished {ta'tan jalvini, “ the Bar- — Saly: im “Ingomar, Theater Comigue—tsNow York, a8 it was, oF Midnight Watea,” @ host «1 Ssuecianeens scacliows tecioding Gee Ouse Can. ——— Locals, Splendid saddie horse for sale. See ad. As ring lest. See advertisement. auitlogron sends us early copies of Scribner's Monthly, Galazy, and St. Nicholas, for June. Have we « Hercuies amongst us? See adver- ‘tisement of Wm. Heygster. —e for tae es at ag bape Hotel, at Long Branch, may now be se- See advertisement. > i Association will ly celebrate the iy if Ji iy cel coming 4thef July at “Edward Ki J re et ai iD loues, of jaware, was Sais nares Sina cote a me Court of the District of Columbia. 45% Altention is called to the advertisement of J. J. May in another column. Late varieties of ring and summer gouls at advantageous ces. Pte alarm of fire to-day was sounded fro Dox 41, (Willard’s hotei,) to bring out the d recently pur- Georgetown, creek, on which to erect s.ables and Dear car houres. Governor Kemper, of Virginia, has granted rmission to company B, Wascington Light Juard, ist regiment National Gaards, of tais city, to enter the state and visit Kichmoad ou the soth. city. The bousehold furniture and effects of the late Senator Sumner are to be sold at auction on Wednesday, June 34, at 100’clock, at his late residence, corner of H sireet and Vermont avenue. ‘The death of Mr. D. M. Wheeler, for soma time loyed as a clerk in the office of ‘the register of wills, occarred yesterday mora- ivg after an illness of two months of stravgu- caused by woands received in the ir. James E. M. Magruder, brother of Dr. G. LL. Magruder and nephew of Dr. James E. Mor- #0, died at 310 E sireet last night of consamp- on, in the Zid year of bis age. Mr. M. was a ¥ wb pe young, man and a large circle of friends will mourn his carly death. The English tourists wio have been in this city on a visit for afew days past are warm in their praise of the beauty of Washington and its environs, and express the opinion “that if the improvemeuts are carried toa successful ompl-tion in ten years the capital of the Ame- rican nation w.ll be the most handsome city in the world.” They left here for the south this morning. —-— + -__ BUILDING PsaMiTs have been issaad a: fol- = ‘W. W. Davis, one-story frame, G street, tw mm Sth and 9th, southwest; H. Severs, three-story brick, 3d, between Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, northwest; F. S$. Obold, do., 4th, between East Capitol and A streets, Bortheast; M. Fitzgerald. two-story frame, 3d, detween H and Istreets, do.;'S. J. Beaherd, dos, Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7 streets, southeast; W. H. Lucas, do., 5th, be- aveen D and E streets, do.; J. T. Jennings, do., G, between 12th and 13th streets, do.; W. > ron, do., Lith, between Q and R streets, porth- west; Robert Scott, stone church edifice corner ith street and Massachusetts avenue, “ex Reberts, four two-story frames, I, betwee! 10th and 11th streets, northeast; John O’Roak two do., L, between 4 and oth west; W. Lawson, turee two-story bricks, D, betweeen 12th and 13'h streets, southeast; John Fitzgerald, two-story frame, F street, between N avenue and North Capitol street, borthwest; George Gross, do., East Capi street, between Sd and ith, southeast; ¢, uniemann, do, Streets, northesst; G. W. Purdy, do., Lith, between W and Boundary streets, northwest. ©. Faunce, two-story brick, F street, between 6th and 7th southwest; D). O"Conner, two-story frame, 5th street, between A and B southeast; John Shea, two ‘two-story bricks, Maryland Svenue, between 34 and ix streets southeast; © T. Barber, one do., 45; street, between C and Maryland avenue do.; L. Abraham, do. frame, ew Jersey avenue, between B and C streets northwest; W. H. Butler, do. brick. N street, Wtween Gth avd 18th do; John Brent, two two-story bricks, 18th street, between K and L 60.; McNeal and Thompson, two two-story frames, llth street, between R'and S do.; Thos. Irwin, brick stable, 10th street, between K and L ¢o.: W. Ciabaugh, three-story brick, 14¢h stree:, between Corcoran and K do.; H. Harris, frame back building, N street, between 17 and Isth do.; J. Beha, brick back building, street, between M and N northwest; A. N. Hazen & Co., two-story brick, Ist street, be- tween I and K southwest; E. W. Lawton, do, ry streets, sout! F, 12th, between C and D | corner 2th and M ts northwest; F. C, Hollis, do. frame. Teet, between B and © southeast; C. . Willett, do. brick, L street, between i5th and Lith northwest: G. M. Oyster, two-story and Mansard roof, Ext Capitol street, between 24 and 3! southeast; D. Morton, two-story frame, 10th street, be- tween B and © northeast; James Hayes, do. biek, E street. between i7th and 13th north- west; J. £. Clokey, do. brick, 13th street, be- tween G and H northwest; Mary £. Shoemaker, de. frame, High street, betw: West and Read, Georgetown; Thomas Knowies, do. frame steble, Market street, between 2d and 3d, Gcorgetown; Patrick Sullivan, two do. bricks, Lirgen street, between Ist and 24, Georgetown; Patrick Sullivan, do. frame stable, F street, between 2d snd Sd northwest; Bartholomew Diggins, two-story frame, 311 st., between North farolina and D street northeast; William H. =: > rannaitor, Gar; Bro., Go. price carnage T2708 is bs 12 fect, ch Pennsylvania avenue, bot wien 6th and 7(h streets southeast; S.T. G. Moray’), Co. brick stable, M street, between 9th and 10-2 northwest; Isaac S. Holisige, two do. fra: Fravklinfstreet, between New Jersey avenue and 5th street; Mary McHay,do. brick, I street, between 2ist and 22 Tee Binte Society As BRaTIoNs.— Yesterday there VERSARY OLR were two Bible society anniversaries in this city. In the afternoon the forty-sixth anntversar of the Washington City society was celebrate at Lincoln Ball. Mr. John C. Harkness pre- Sided, apd read the annual report, and addresses were delivered by Rev. Dr. Tiffany, Rev. Alex. MeLean, of New York, and Kev. Mr. Van Meter, late missionary to Rome. The parent association, the American Bible society, celebrated its fifty-eighth anniversa-y im the ball of the House of Representatives in | the evening, and there was a large attendance. Au abstract of the report was circalated, show- ing an increase in the number of auxiliary | societies of 54 daring the year; receipt S664, 426.06; expenditures. $6117 of whi $340,044.50" was sxpendied im gratuitous wi The society iss during the year § Bibles and Testaments, in about forty different Janguager. Speaker Blaine opened the exer- cises in @ neat adcress, introducing Dr. W. H. Allen, president of the socisty. Devotional ex. . ereives were conducted by Rev. Drs. Sander- dand and J.G. Butler. President Alien, Rev. | A. McLean, Hon. Horace Maynard, Prof.4 H. Seelyeand Dr. {. iH. Torrence delivered ad- Cressex. Tee TewreRayce MOVEMANT.—Tht ladies of the Temperance Union held thirty-nina prayer meetings and two mass meetings during dhe past week im the yarioug churches of this city. This week the appotntmenis ard as fo lows: E-street Baptist church, Monday eve: ing at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting in the porthern | dustriet, to which both lat! _ e “areb, , between Sth and 10th streets, at 6 Selock Gach ‘afternoon. Meetings for ladies exclustvety from 6 to 7 o’elock each afternoon (except Friday) at Metepetinn Presbyterian chureh, Capitol Hill; Sixth Presbyterian charch, Rev. Dr. Nobie’s; Western Presbyterian church, Dr. Coombs’; and yey Protestant church, 9th street, between E and F streets. ‘The frst open-air mecting in East Capitol . by Captain Bath, followed Dy arecitation from Master Willie Constantine, music by Mr. — LC ed one persons have signed the Dashaway Pledge since December, 1° Tae Fxrot P ™ ScaooL Por Grets—At the recent Woman's Suffrage Convention in Now York. resolution was ted ‘that the National Woman's rage m heartily sympathizes with the efforts of Mrs. ‘Spencer in her petition for the appropriation of the conscience fund to the great purpose of faving the unfortunste women and young sicis who ave gathered in the District of Columoin from their present viess and ‘degradation, ant that we earnestly urge upon Congress the hecessity and Justice ‘of the moasure.’” The Natiouat Woman Suifrage Assrciation Bow numbers over 12,000 persons, represeating every state in the Union. Fromat Ma¥ Pestivat.—The antic’ anniversary May fes‘ival of Mesurs. | Marini & Bates ocenrs this year Way 19th, (to- | morrow night,) and great preparations are being made by the little folks amt thal for the affair. Tite is the f/t-en'h aur festival by there popular teachers of daneliog, and their classes, a8 well as their exhibicions, Graw always the elite of the city. poston all: Passel ways eagerly M Murphy, living at 455 H street, atiempt to ight a fre with coal oil, w Pc yoo setting fre to her clothes and oe | er ascii’ seriously. Dr. Wageman renised medic tance. i same is hereby, vested in the by aforesaid, conveyances, their heirs and assigns, shall have the same title under this law as owners or their heirs would have session. bill introduced by Mr. Chipman, April 29, amendatory of the act to incorporate the Go- lembia railway the act refered der raid charter and power to lay railway, with the necessary switches and tarn- outs, on the following avenues, streets, and lic carriages thereon drawn Section 2 provides for the extension of sald road, either with a single or double track, along North Capitol stroet, from H street to Lincoln avenue, in the county, and thence along Lincola avenue to its iutersection with the county road to the gate of Old Soldiers’ Home, Given Them on Saturday Night—After visting tre President on Saturday last, the Indiana editors on an excursion to this be stag to the Corcoran Art Gallery, where ey passed half an hour inspecting the works of ari subsequently visited the Capitol, the Botanical Garden, At so’ resentatives and citizens ‘Washington gave the visitors a grand reception at Masonic decorated with national and state | ing was the presentation, on behalf of the e: a Buaxmp By Coat Uit.—Yest@day —— & streets portht en the can ex- Tn the House. to-day, Mr. Dunnell, of Mon., to Dill. 9} ating $100,000 to the a American oe House for the Blind, and iversity of the baer — ia UMS of $10,090 as rapidly as an equal amonnt is raired from other sources; referred to Commit- BILLS PROM THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE. To-day being District day in the House the follow! from the District Commi By Mr. Pelham—An act to amend an act en. titled «An act to incorporate the trustees of the Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown and the beter ers oom City tum inthe Dis- trict of Columbia,” approved May 24, 1873. The amendment authorizes the said corporation, or Ot poverty acqred or tab memnined Dy airne DP operty seq or acquired by either of said corporations to a sum not exceeding “bir. Hondes Teparteds bill axthort the r. Hendee reported a & zit trustees of the Foundry Methodist Retitepat cburch of Washington to sell, for the benefit of en cvareh, the east half of lot % in square 153. Mr. Cotton the channel through: said draw to be unob- structed to navigation fora width at least of sixty-six feet; and im default within three months the right of said company to the use of said bridge shall be thereafter forfei That cor be, and. it is hereby re: hay My is here} = quired to open the : 7 ant night, whenever called raw to said bridge day and upon to do 80 by any steam, sailing, or other craft making request for the same by signal or otherwise. Mr. Lofiand reported with amendment the following bill introduced by March 16th last to cure defective titles in the District ef Columbia : Be itenacied, dc., That the title to all real i Ned lying and situate in the District of Co- umbia which was vested in the United States by escheat per defectum sanguinis,in cases of persons heretofore held in slavery, be, anj the children of such and in the deécendants of such children, petsong d |, aud such children are hereby ca- pacitated to inherit one from the other or others, inthe same manner and to the same ex- tent as if born in lawful wedlock. Sec. 2. That wherever conveyances have been made persons having defective biood as the parties purchasing under snch the original if stil in pos- MBMORIALS. Mr. Chipman introduced in the House to-day @ petition signed by George M. Oyster and 1% others, representing stall owners and hucksters the Washington Market compauy, protesting against the action of that company in requiring llowners and others to first purchase their Stalls at a premium, andthenenforcing a heavy a rent. Referred to the District Com- wittee. He also introduced the memorial of E. E. White and many others protestin, against the passage of the bill relatin, the District. The memorialists set forth that the proposed bill chan, collecting debts secure ° it passed would affect injuriously all operations of the kind, and tend to embarrass business ger to deeds of trust in the present mode of by deeds of trust, and ally. Referred to the District Committee. Rice reported withont amendment the 29, company. The Dili amend to 80 a: to extend the rights une giving ‘the company the ght ‘own a single or double track highways, subject to all the provisions of ths original charter and amendments thereto, com- menclog at the castern terminus of Maryland avenue, now the eastern terminus of said com- pany; thence along Maryland avenue west- a to its intersection ‘with north B Street; thence alon pi th porth Sapitol street; thence along north north B street to its intersection pitol street northwardly to its intersection with H street north, with the Fight to ran pube y horse power. ———6— Tue Inpiawa Epirors—4 Grand Rees; They and several other places of interest. ck im the —. ‘the Senators, bony of Indiana resident in p' ‘The hall was tastefully fl taining singing birds, flowers, and gilt ca; containing singing le The Presideut aad man, other distinguished gentlemen were present. The visitors were wel- comed in a few fitting remarks by Senator Mor- ton, to which Mr. Bryer. precident of the edito- rial association, responded. President Grant then made a few nent r marks, and was followed in brief addresses by Hows. G. S. Orth, J. M. Wilson, W. E. Niblack, J. M 4Tyner. D. D. Pratt, 3S. Holman, J. G. Bi pieasant features of the even- ‘emple. cursionists, of a fine gold-headed cane to Mr.C. W. Ainsworth, of the Plaintield Record, man- ager of the excursion. The presentation ad- dress was delivered in imprompta postic nam- bers by Mrs. D. M. Jordan, the Indiana poetess. Mr. Ainsworth responded in a few felicitous remarks. Dancing was then in order, and was indulged im until alate hour. Yesterday some of the excursionists attended church, while others visited the Soldiers’ Home, where they were cordially received and handsomely enter- tained by Gen. Pitcher, of indiana, who is in ccmmand. In the afternoon large numbers of the visitors went to Arlington, and looked jhrough the national cemeter =e A Notoniovs Tsrer ARRESTED, TatzD, ConvicTED anp SsnTexcep.—James Lee alia) Hood Simms, colered, has achieved a reputa- tion among the police as an expert thief. Hs ed with two others, aboatoné month ago. Tob! of a clock dealer on 7th street, and convicted on the 18th of April of the larceny of three clocks, and fined $50, or six store wi! Pp & from a bolt of ‘calico arral, in Perry’s dry goods ing’ him to recover the calico; fined $10 and 3) days, in addition to the former. Ta ‘TuraTens.—Salvinl, the grest Italian cdian, begins his brief @: ment in this tional Theater to-night with bis celebrated impersonation of “‘Ingomar;” to- The Thee Onainne ‘oduces a sensation he Theatre Comique pr of fun and fire tonnlebt, Rntitled “New York # it Was,” besides which the popular can-can will be repeated, with some new torches, and the usual variety performance besides. @: nongh. . Edwin Booth plays Hamlet” at Ford’s Grand Opera House tp Baltimore the first three nights this week, and Wash! ean secare a tngtonians few tickets yet at Ford's Opera house here. Posten tinder THE RITE OF CONFIRMATION was aiminis- tered last = to -three candidates at Trinity cburch, P.E.,the Rev. Dr.'T. G. Ad. dison t epagi Bishop Pinckaey, D. D., after ig & most excellent sermon, from Isaiah xi. 11, administered the rite, and addressed words of good cheer to the class. as A PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH took place at Waterloo on Saturday_ten birds each. Mvssrs. Milis, Benjamin and Mayhew tied on 9 birds each, and will shoot off some day this week. ——_<o— THE COURTS. Cover In Gunseat Trew. To-day, Edward K. Jones was, on the report of tae amusing committee, admitted to the bar. The case of United States vs. D. 0. Beell, (the BueU-Chandler ali libel;) metion to = writ of certiorari to Police Court certified the Circuit Court, was set for Friday next. Vanderwerken vs. Green; ordered on calendar. Norment vs. Fastnonght; submitted. A WILL Cass. ‘The care of Elizabeth C. Ould et al. vs. The Wash mn Hospital for Foundlings, oe up, Mr. Barrett tor the plaintiff and Messrs. W. S. Cox and Johnston for defendant. The object Of this case is to set aside a clause in the will of the late Joshua Pierce made in 1857. This item Gevises and bequeaths all those fourteen cer- leces of ground in part of square tween ki and S streets north and and 15th streets west, tron’ 130 teet on 15th street, running back 204 feet, to my friends, Wm. H. Shuster and Wm. H. both of the said city of Washington, for thé erection of hospital for foundlings, to be built and erected by any association, society or insti- tution, that may hereafter be incorporated by acto? Congress. The plaintiffs contend that the devise is void as tending to create a per- petnity; is void for uncertainty, and being void the lots yest in plaiptitty as the heirs at law. CRiminaL Covrt—Judge Olin. ing Jndge Olin decided the ques- tion as to attorney’s fees in cases appealed from the Police Court that such fees should be al- lowed. He said he had no doubt that the fee Provided for in the law belongs to the attorney, and that it should be paid by the marshal to the attorney, and not to the District as part of ite fines. It belongs to the attorney as all other fees, and is only chargable under this law in cases of conviction. He had nodoubt whatever but the District should not claim it, and the attorney should have it when collected by the marshal. The petit jurors were discharged un- til Monday. Equity Covet—Julye Wylie. To-day, a number of routine orders were made and the decree of divorce in the case of Sallie Graham agt. John Graham (noticed on Ppaon in Tue STAR) was signed. Adjourned riday. GEORGETOWN. Not Dgap, nut StRerinG.—The telegram received here on Saturday announcing’ the death of Charles Lucas should have read:— “Lucas is dead-drunk, Gatewood is all right.” The telegram was intented as a joke, but ing out the word “drank” it assumed a grave sepect. REsiGNaTionN.—The Rey. Dr. Hantington, Professor of Languages at the Colu:bian Uol- lege, in Washington, and who has had the pas- toral care of the Gay-street Baptist Charch, in this city, for two years past, tendered the church his res'gnation yesterday morning, to take effect the Ist of June, and stated that the only reason which impelled him to this action was his impaired health; that he could not, with his present indisposition, perform weil the duties devolving upon Lim. Fisn Wiaxr.—The receipts of fish at tho wharf to-day were 40.000 herrivg, wich were sold at #4 per thousand. Grain TRADY.—The canal boat Grayson & Fannie arrived to-day with 2,0” bashels of G. & wheat and 25 tons sumac, consigned to J No sales reported J. M. Waters. ALEXANDRIA, New VILLage.—Wm. Shreve, of Fairfax, has sold his farm, 150 * lying two miles beyond Falis Charch, near Mills and McGee's crossing, | for $75 per acre. Mr. Clark has sold his tract, | between two and three acres, near the above, | for $50 per acre; and Mr. Humphreys, also has sold his farm of 120 acres—all to an association im Washington, who intend establishing a vil- Jage on the land, and who are well able to carry out thir plan: BAND Sacz.—Greon & Wise, real estate Agents, sold on yesterday the farm of Mr. Phuilps, in Prince William county, near Nokesyville sta- tion, containing 109 acres, with improvements, to John T. Crawford, of Ohio, for $2,000. Fisa Report—Since 12 m. yesterday 6,000 shad and 80,000 herring have arrived. Shad sold for 87ass per handred; herring, $5.50a87.75 | a aes Tock and perch scarc 16th inst. CoLorep CANDIDATE ror Mayor.—It is the generally expressed opinion among the colored People of tbe city that R. L. Mitchell, a young colored man now studying law at Howard Uni- versity, will be the ical candidate for mayor at the approaching election. THz TOLL GATE on the Washington tarnpike Was again cut down yesterday, aud now lies in smali splinters.—Gazrite FINASCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | Wall Street New Yor AD maalt To-day. — &, May 15.—The Post’s fuancial article ; ou log ign exchange, More because of tho absouce of femand than an increased cupply, te heavy. d. ing bankers bold their sterling at 433% aad 4919. They, however, ell direct at 453 less 1-16, and in cor their bills can bo obtained at’ # con- the nominal rates. Good bankers? in be had at 487. Demand sterling ts for business cannot bs quoted lows #1. The money markst custinn.» ex- | tremely easy and the tendency ig to nominal rates, To-day call loans are $@3%%, ond prime mercnatiie per EGS, the eupply of papsr balng vere auall sovernment b e very dwtl and irregular. South rn state bon the board wore with sa'es of Missonriz, Teanesteos and Ga stock market opened ; to % bolow Sarnn fog aud has finoe been. wo Kath decling heriag | ranged from‘; to1%. Tho volume of business dus | been small, ! g 5 Mar 8eVirginis sizes, old Limone, 8.—Virginla sixes, 0 Wen Viteinides Ii, Virginia mo neaieasesee North Caroliva rixes, old, 90; do., new, 15; do. cial tax,7 bid to-d1 yw middl in ib grades declt faintly 7008 35; ig Ml imparts 803 family . 7.(0G 4.25; § do. family, 10°25. Wheat | Seittwbite shatees | $0; fair to primate. Tet 75: ice amber, 1.75@1 78; good to + ime red, 1.65@ common 'to tair do., 1 50@1 59; Paonsylvauia 4; 1.671 70; Ohio aad Tndiane,! 66@1 55; west ro pring, 1 48 Oorn active and strong for sow h- ern—white southern, 859; yellow southern, 85: mixed western, 8 for new ‘and olf. Oats fitm— Gaaeee "MayearicteL OSL C3. Hag scade and ne? PGi putea tet ee ol Sides, $4@9%. Bacon—shoulters, "7% pe: Wcstern tutter s encaee ecaros oad wan: Coffee quist and nominally ancbanged, wi dutta alos at 91.00. Sugar firmer, Met My Firat Oom ae “Naw: Youn, Mey 38 -“Stocks “dull kad lower, Exchange, long, 435%; short, i 12:8) p. m.—Oansols for man ‘Yor account, 4. Mrie, SQitu: Now Tore CUoxpom May bay >. iad dispatches quote Tentes at 59 irance rie 5 for noN0F Dm lead aiapaeene times. i the red by clesring ad ‘west winds and rising varomoter. states and fesaares hey APG Pa ae a a the uposr iaxe tere and ists .. For the a Sh Selita: | ky Race Sg ne also, Gr unfinished dwelling, to — ~~ . ie Valleg. ersiee Grsceety above the War department, <n pik to enaterly borane a Ad tl proprietor. he Wroe, ._ The Kichara Crait, jr, for sourl rivers will isaeg. bad blood arvoured bya wolterm such @ course uni ‘ the blood, which is the great fountain of life, good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant # irits, vital strength, and sdundness of Coomitees: will all return to us. For this purpose Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Purga- tive Pellets are preeminently the articles nocd- They are warranted to cure Pettor, Sait Rreum, Scald Head, St. Anthony’s Fire, Rose Rash or Erysipeias, Ring-Worms, Pir »ics, Bi Spots, Eruptions, Pustales, Bile, Carbuncles, Sore he ty Rough Skin, art, Sciofulous Sores and Sweilings, Fever Sor, White 5 lings, Tamors, Old Sores or Swel!- ings, Affections of the Skin, Throat and Hones, and Ulcers of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Lungs. Wise oF THE Woops, indorsed and pre- Scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion n- stipation, and Headache is unequalled. 4,20,c02° ———— Extra Sizes Under Shirts and Drawers, 44 and 46 inches, Z Linen Shirts and Collars, 19 inches. 13,10 HOLLANDER Bros. Easy Feet Being indispensable to health and comfort, ratipe Winds pate Uapet eka ¥ . e iropodist, wi! establishment is located at f Opposite U: ited ‘States Ti eaney binant . tl tat ‘reaeul ‘ment. rr. White removes Corns without pain, s0 that the shoe can be worn with ease. He suc- cessfully treats Bunions, Clab, and [1 rowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and 0 de- Tangements of the feet. Office hours from 8 a, m. to 6 p. m. Fee, $1 visit. Press of business at the office preciudos visit- Ing patients at residences except after 6 p. a. tablished in Wasbington 156 ———— For Gants’ Fursisutne Goons go to Hol- lander Bros., 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s; 427 7th street, next to Odd Fellows’ Hall; 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 19th street. We sell our custom made Shirts at 3; fine Gauze Undershirts $1; Jean Draw- juality, $1.25; Neghgee Travelin Oe. quality, ij Neghigi as Sui ———¢ —____ Powp’s Extract cures rheumatism, burne Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains salds, soreness, old sores, headache, lameness, bruises, boils, Wounds, neu 2 hoarseness, diarrhaa, and all hemorrhages, etc. Ponde Extract from all other advertised ————- in the fact that it is a standard medicine, treated of in medical writings, and known te be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,t¢ proce cetemans Take OsRE oF Your VALUABLas.—Uall &nd examine the fire and burglar proof vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping of securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalu- ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an- Dum, a size. No business man can afford todo without them. Take warning from the Chicago and Boston fires. To GET RID of the Chills immediately, take Dovoley’s Agne Powders. They cure perma- nently, eo ——— THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. ——$——_————n Witoox & Giss’s Sewing MAcHINR. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Ageucy at Chas, Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer building. 0,2 cnet at ‘THE COMMUNITY at large pereecinte the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machin: 1 —_—_—_—_—_————————— couc “COME!? Save Money! Dress Well!! BuY Now. SPRING CLOTHING SPINS CLOTHING A TREMENDOUS STOCK, SPRING CLOTHING © SPRING CLOTHING AT IMMENSE BEDUOTIONS, A GENTEEL SPRING SUIT FOR TEN VOLLAKS, BLO cece BLO vereeree BLD sreser: BLO serereer LO FORMER PRICE BS srssese GLI seceeene SLD eerserees BUG ccorereee SUS A FINE SPRING SUIT FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS, OT cc Gn en 18 FORMER PRICE J — 2 BBO -recneree AN ELEGANT SPRING SUIT FORT bafta TY DOLLARS, so. $29, FORMER PRICE 22%. nica BS EQUAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL OTHER GOODS. BOYS’ CLOTHING FOR ECHOOL OR DBESS WEAR AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. Come—Buy Now!“ HABUE BROTHERS. MERCHANT TAILORS @ FINE CLOTHIERS msyl tr Cerner 7th and D streets N.W. COMOMISE. SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOB $23., 1s OABA oy - JEWELE mar?-tr ) ATS, AND BOA LBAVE, if you Rimi Biackon spec peso S74MFIne Durot, 617 SEVENTH STKEBT, interest for wi shal! be given. A deed will b> ‘Ment of purchase money. Cow the . Depoait af (810) will be required on day sale are Dot com alied wit! feo reserves the right to tesell Tikk apd cost of the defaulting (0) aps? aiivestisomcet. H GREESE. SB. Trastes, mars-3 THOMAS DOWLING wert, EX TSA0RDINAKY Banaiss Breck atpacasaca Af-hat sch Algacas aa Bleached Cottons and She ting’, Brice Cloths med Gasstinoteas AUN tock of Moncning Goods, Sizew Mattlogs, Floor Oil @loiha. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Britce -treet. VINGS BANK, D.C,, STR . _May?-tr (jForseTows Sa 1 HIGH Bank hours, 9 a.m. t= 4p m.,anion Saturdays (to receive d- posits) antil 6 Interest pail oa depori's, “General Bnkiag Bncioess dows, eed Vole (oetions mate 00 all accessible paints. Discount H. POLKINHORN, ces": J. DIOKSON , Cashier, iret H. Polkinborp, Thos. Dowling, J.T, Mitchel! Be De BE Cecpley Feed We Soncs, i -D Hartley, Thos, Kaowles, Notice TEM’ OK (RY REMOVAL, ‘The covtinnallacreass of business making it no- cesary to rebnild my tore andutuscwise increas: oP mena for = execation found, daring © Drearess the 77 DRIDOE STREET, a fow doors ebove Jefferson street. Asthe improvement will not interfere with the execution of work in the dycing an? scouring de. ad Higa ot ny flende will be promptly 2 " soca WHEATURY, cE aud Besurar. Office, until farther notice, No. 77 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. 0. =e seth mart-ir N Wcee dir 10m cumam amp ovsren angt8-ly se Tish street. Georgetown, D.o. See __ 69 Wish ctrent. Georaetown, D.O_ FAMILY SUPPLIES He" ALBER:, No. 1015 Evevenra Street, near K, furnishes the richest ICE OREAM and most deli- clous WATER IOKS in his newly refitted Saloon, ‘a8 well as to Private Partios, Fairs, @o, m7-2w* (CATAWBA WINES, Of very snperter quality, $175 in quantities of one oF mere gallons, Very fino and fruity SHBRBY, a wine ene ‘ruity SHBRRY, genutae Spanish Standard brands of Imported ALES, BROWN STOUT, PORTAL, ac. % per dozen. Fine Old PHILADELPHI4 ALB, 1 25 dozen. iTMER, KOCERIES, mayl-tr 15 Pennsyivauia avenne, CUFFL&E DROPPING. nine ca Weare gisd to offer our enstomers still another reduction in the price of Uoffees, and quote: Old Government Ja choicest, 4c, Old Government Javi jioest roasted, 45c Old Government Java.. 9 S80. Old Government Ja senseesneesennnoren B00 » 420. hie finest ever brought to low. Maracaibo—A large lot of t this market. Just received. Price | Laguyra—White Sautos, Bio, &c., at remarkably jow Fates, Micha—We are also just in recefpt of & new lot of this varioty, which we swarantee to be of superior quality. SUGARS. (New Yorw Staxnakp BRAND® ONLY) Notwithstanding the advanced market, we con- tiute to sell— Urusned Loaf. everson 1b6, fOr Bi 90 Granulated eee. ie ibs. for 1 ww Ms Ibs. for 1 08 TALC ).sesseveedza Ibs. for J Wu TEAS. We have reoentty added to onr stock tn this ds. nt by the purch we of aLA BGS QUANTI CY CROP TEAS the differect vari~ red to offer special SPER @ x ce iw ‘* in] 5 Japan; Ghoiee 1% Japan, Extra F 13s & 75 0 35 FE ‘ 3 Gunpowder, Di Gunpowder, Extra Fine a FLOUR. A.Boss Rey's Facalty 2 ill Bxira Fioar at $2.40, $2.25 and @2 per eark. ee ae WHEAT ana |. Email ac a QRAMAM BLOUM jue. note tee fo tae tills in Brooklyn, +s aud for sale low. » another hogshead (nearly a ton weight) cai new TURKEY PRUNES, which we sell at cents, or seven pounds for @ In short, our stock is now largo and complete, and we are selling low. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0., Grocers, MASOBIC TEMPLE, 9ru Sraeer, Opposite U. 8, Patent Office, ELPHONZO ats JF. JOHNSOS. apli-tr ack CANDY and dealers ed, CanpY FR maNUracron ‘attention suerally is called to tne fact taut, the foonstantly iwanufs EF BENCH 4 vant 5 marten 99 Pomme ea wa, ()£0 S146 Wuisky, This Whisky is distilied to our order. and kept in bond for us until its age warrants us in offering vt to the publicfor use, medicinal or social. The incre: larity with which it has been met since its introduction, ten years ago, forbids any hesitation om our part in claiming for it a smvth- ness and flavor unsurpassed. Its purity we guar- antee. At and title to the exclusive use of this brond tom record at the United States Palen’ Office. HALL & HUME DEALERS IN FINE WIN: WHISKY, &c., BRANDIES feb%8 c.6m S07 Maxxert Srace. SFEctat NOTICE Tt having come to our knowledge that other whis- in, instances, eye than our own, and frequent one LB STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles used te make the more Jean ore. FRANK BARNUM. & Co... REAL BBTATE NO NOTE BROKERS, No. 606 16th street. opposite U.. ry. FOX GALE—A handsome HOG so ad eireet, eed fe avenue, oe uufursiaueds wit im and un- Penance bo0.t00 feet of GROUND in varios por cxchanes stor productive lapeersd peoverey? fon for rent at @125 per montha25-tr « 7 ST, i P 7 tebing ane delivering ot ur - for the Pisirict of Columb all rhe ne Kc the mate eormice oh, of the Biegeing, Doo ‘the intertor ot ny T. N. NAUDAIN, Grewi ca: ions and c 8 of the drewing, ep er~ Are, south wide. — fee ran Gal ecbednl > —————_____ oan. 50», south at this « Sovran WASHINGTON TAKES THE LEAD. WIN be of Seneca sandstoue, equal in teed tu the building, Tae Fisgeing from sandsiove or Bort which bide may be mast be dollrered as ut wally te Sint be selects Om Semon a one, for both of FURTHER REDUCTION. EXTRA INDUCBM&NTS OPEN aT THs ARCADE. Our New Stock Spring 5D DRY GOovs! DRY Goops!: 4 pn oy sntin DRY GOops! Perini vtech aaa beers The most attractive brought styles in both branches are only ef the Inet re | by nctions. At our prices now all are enabled to by “<. ro o< se . ame Black and Gclored oF leesees of ‘the elome te exer 0 as Fresh stock > Indies and childves,® St Summer Birew Hats for | bare the vow pr execu joa Our large and very aitiactive assortment of CAR- PETS should not escape the notice of e Excellent White Matting at 33 —— ‘Theee who study economy in these days will profit by calling om Payment WooLroko vaenpd ont 437 SEV aS wi by the Cortes mayi6 tr between D H4™scre Which the bidder re om Pare ane the right reject any EMBROIDERIES ® Gorernner’? te « reo sword sesh disieise gene <itesent Lied: r oF lowe “rr ite 20 PER CENT. LESS WYLIE, tion me Fats a leit Apy bid that is not madeon the printed form to be Ded at es uct Conform ta every i of this alverusement, THAN TEE REGULAR PBIOES. be enclored in a sated envelope GREAT BARGAINS Tru STREET. Rew Jail, intict of Columbia's reseed Phd eg STOOK. Northwest. my 18 1st ane eng. “avemivece,_ —— = | PROPOSALS FoR FORAGE aNp srmaw. 817 = MARKET Space. 847 aituke DECIDED INDUCEMENTS IN LAGE JACKETS, elivered in such quantities end at ms aus places as may be directed by the De- Po Tier master The quanti y required each month T7600 pounds of Oates and 1400 Re " id 96 pounds to the bush LACE SHAWLS, PLAIS AND SATIN STRIPED GRENADI NES. 3.000 pounds wh as prime Timothy, aut 32.800 po $0 pieces BLACK SILKS, from $1 per yard ap. ww, alt = be of first-class ys w igtes 3.000 yards PRINTED BATISTE, at 23 ats, hp written guar ned by the bid worth 62%, jer of bidders, and a competent be such by sche officer or otber perss the Quertern aster's Department. o ip the event of ibe time within ten (10 gPigces VICTORIA LAWNS, at 25 conts; | the necessary contr 4 that in case tbe eaid party or p fail toenter into contract as guarantee tc or their offer © to LINEN BATISTE, Plain Sad Striped, at35 con:s; ect t usual price 37 220 worth pieces Pla'n ORGANDIES, at 25 cents; rega- ice 8 cents, OPO 31 YATES & uircrezr, vee, ands to the eee mayl2-6t_ SAT Market Brie. | ate taritedt emertat the ¢ “(CROWDED ALWAY ALWaYs,” ec on application ats SYBN WHEN IT KaiNs, THA Mates: Beever Brignater, General, CARTHR’ PBCPOsALS FOR FURL. NEW AND CHEaP DRY GOODS STORE = 707 Market Space, near 7th st Drror Quan 1 000 yards five French Cam’ 1.000 yards very best Calico 1.000 yards good Calico, only 6. 1.c00 yards splendid 4 4 Cotcon, only 10, worth 18. Jcxnl, tiv large Hon*y-comb Quilts, 81, worth 1-80. i ring the fircal year ¢ 2) pieces Black Grenadine, from 355 ap. he Our very cheap SILK AND WOOL PONGBES are and G eliirg fests Goc Whipple, Virginia Back Silks very cheap. of Pine Wood, «a 4 splic and .: bundred (400) cords of Gak Wood he stick; aod wwonty-five b recte Coal, white » les, of size ws may be dirt, and Biack Alpaca, very fi 4-4 Straw Matting, 38.20, 47. £4 Of] Cloth, 60, very good, Large assortment of very flue Case! neres, 70% MAKKET SPACE (CART ) Lump Ce 3 mayo+r | cleas, merchantable quality. ES Companied by a wiitten goetenter, «icned By the ! NOTLCEL bidaer oF bidders and a competeut eure te besuch by sume the Qusriern.aster iu tLe event of the ace ptan , time withta (10)dayeatter the opening cs thepecrseary contract will be entered Into, ap that in case wai Micer or ohairs 4 yfud @ general assortment of st low figures’ aple-tr PMALENSS BEDUCTION! gate b ned Prope pals shon.d be marked* Propowss (4 Feel, ldreaerd to the undersigned Jddcrs are invited to be preaeut at tho »pent:«. Li information fu:uiehed on « Bat thie BROVHEAD & Co. 3 Are now opening an entire new stock of DRY Quartermaster, Brevet lier Ganera GOODS, just pur: in Rew York by Mr, Brod Sites army wnr-18 6 heed, st wonderful prices. Drees PHorosaLs FOR WATER Tasmsroura ‘980. 3, De @2.35, 82.and $8. (at teaat Be bl ruling market |< ‘snd of the best makes sad mest perfect finish.) Binck Alpacas, 22c. single width, denble widzh Sic. and up. Wamsutta 4-4 Bleached Cotton, 18¢ Seale? Pr this 1th ¥ DB. Md , which may b Beauiifal Tive for Lacies, 250. and up, mut Corive the fiscal year enuiny Elegant Poris Kids, 660, and up. iddere will etate the price per mae. and the price Burgaive tn Oorae Der pourd; al-o, the rate p-rdiew at which thay Ledt-s! All Liven Himmed Handkerchiefs, ine, | will'carry the passengers aith wares bil most Ladies’ One Button 0 lored Kids, 653. be accompanie:! by & guarautee of tw. respounibie Lans¢ale Cambric 22¢., and other Bicached and Ca- Ds that ger {he coutFact to be catered into will be bleached Uottons 7c. aid upwards. Good low-priced | duly execu Prints, Sec. Splencie 4 aat-ockowed Prints only ‘The Tight is reserved to reject apy a sty all Bits not ji Liven Towels. Woe. @l_ per doom and ue, | deemed aivemagecus to the Doited Grace 7" Pr ials ehonla be market, “ Pre oy SY a dP very low, Qoate’ and Olark’s Spoel Ootton,6c., and designed - 8 lot of other goods equally low. Our are of Bi re are invited to be present «! ought ana poli chen aed oattastermeretrcest | oc tstutien crepe meat so hers KODERAD &. or Depo Quartermaster, Brevet Brigatior General mor2i-3m_1206 F streets, bet-1Rbiand 13:0 st, ed Baten Arm ate *Keaa—————eEeEE—————— PIANOS, &e. BANKERS. ‘PRE UNSURPASSED BTIEFY PIANOS and Mes, TIMONEY & CO, the PATENT PIANO ORGANS, G E."*,.2rtisanp packexs, L. WILD & BRO., Sole Ageuss, aa Second National Bank Buildine, 609 Seventh sivect | pel et bfatly |, Tiabesct General Baukine, Exchange, ani Ov! Aunsd and Repaired. Pisnos for rent at reduced | 1p ‘SELL GOLD, GOVERNMENT UY aod 8 BONDS. STOCKS, &c HALLET DAVIS & 00. are uow making under Suey cows’ bay accounts cashed in advance a nie ts, SQUARE, GLAND AND UPBIGHT PI im marvel: fection. ‘Fuel Uprights andor | Hl, Es OF FU EY & Co-, marvelous on. ~ - chestrai Grands are pre Sauinenliy superior pANS BANHKERS, ‘market. thing ever before offered in the Fesidexee, 1142 Lith sirest N.W. i4-m,w HE CELEBRATED KNABE & McCAM- MON PIANOS. Pianos fom vartuns factories, in all styles and at F STREET, CORNER FIFTRENTH, (Upposite Treasury Department,) WASHINGTON, D C., ‘Trenesct a Gr orrei Banking, ‘ices. or instalue: on Bi ene , Buy and eel! incu ti Goversments, on Commission ORGANS sed MELODEONS at PORBIGN BXCHANGE ANL COIN. 11 EICHENBACH’S Piano Warerooms, may3-1m UNLNG AND REFEWING Fanos axp | G=RE45 \MESIOUNASVING TOnrRe ues SPEOLACTY. ~ terest peid ou de} i Jon Bitz, Pres’ [joub AIO. B. Px N, Practical Pi k Sad |. KUEN, ctical Pianemaker, © Fosuety one Secnwas a Bees vf ANK OF THR SEPUTLIO nano erons, 635 pep t Nem rtd eee ees o ‘ork avenns, Scnthweat oor. Ni . 0, eo for the oval PIANOS pUolicctious suede un all parts 3f tho Ca ‘nd Babs. eBiates ot Halves, conser of Sih street and Depactmeute of the Government “tal 4 Pounsylvana avenue, and st Kerr's, 628 Pesnsyl- | Serpics Pout. £m . Fitz a fania avente, Pianos and Orgaca for sale o: | itas BRADLEY, Cashier. footi? rent. dects-tr z MAN'S SAVINGS AND ThROsr COMPANY BANKING BOCER, 2607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, (Opposite 0 = Treasury.) SFLTE paid to DEPO: sii {oscmlag y pat oot, Der f ot. eT ae Dollar ent Leg HD, DEVLIN & CO’S SPRING STYLES! cae meGer a. savike acu., 446 P Orrosits Wittako's Hore: WASHINGTON, D. © NOW READY aT 1106 F £ FREE. cam Yoke § MADE TO MEASUEB Ame OOAL AND WOOD. aND AL AND WOOD. t at WAEERANTED TO FI arsary titers eset PRICES REDUCED! i py Bara Hoo oa, Se ook st ALSO, SAMPLES OF eden! Brailes tied BEADY-MADE ~ t SPRING OVERGOATS. FIRED FSABF, enone &. oa : pavis’ nea audaptiy te sil yerie of abe Oly ees ss BS Be jor sd LASSI buh T. EDW. CLARE, 7. 8 CRORE ; T. EDW. CLARE & CO. PRaLere SODA AND MINERAL WATERS, PUREST, CHEAPEST AND BEST! ‘Tickets, good for 18 glasses, $1. LUMEER, WOOD AND Coan. MOTLDINGS, as., ‘Rerd—letb ond B etrecis sortbwost, = iy ly ITH AND I STREETS N. W. .__S Nee from ‘OLAuR, faa mae aa"