Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1875, Page 4

HONDAY.... Weather Probabilities meen Fe FICE oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, CrFEe Ssauseron, fob. ote For the middle and castero states. station- ary or rising barometer, north and west winds, lower temperature. partly cloady and clear weather. with Ye Hight snow in weihter gorthern New York aod New England. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢., To-Night. era Bente rama Pords ¢ xe Mr. Jotun Thompson On Hand; or, True to Katiomt The Grand reopening with Katie f n as “Little Nell” and “The Marehioness” Theater Cornique—Great bill of misecila- neous actraeio.. Avemie Theater —¥ irst-el tainme: ts every night pi ee ae Condensed Locais. ¢ of reserved seats for the Fiske Jt pens ..t Ellis & € MOLTO om filed for Marrict mes @ bi for a di ground of deser ot the number of well ave pure @ large, foe steamt< run beiwern Georgetown aud Nertolic, in 5 e Lauly ce Shitties Demon for Mareh. and the Lewly’» Je Warr 6 : nr for F ity-si €ou ing Of per Vielations of the snow Law all paid fires. « Joseph were White } jaw bu mself. missionary anniv y Chapel took pia Key. W.S. Eutwords pr mer and there wer esting eXCT cites the § pills at th evening service ‘This morning. shout 1 ered man named Lee wa heavy safe on dray & store, fn G town. the safe sl ut two of his fingers off. Dr. Loui @rexs wounded hand. The pastor of the Second Baptist (colored ehureh wr: that the meeti in Saturday's STAK W meeting for the transi in & proper manner confusion Rey. J. Keane Patrick s church, wi dence to the churet fell, injur obiiged Which bad Vice dispersed that eh ake the boy ears. but to keep it up them are se ive then: i will, it is ashy injure: os ‘The Immacuiate Conception Church. IMPOSING CEREMONIES ATTILE DEDICATION y merning the new church e Coneeption, ¢ as pub- as dedicat he " assemble Long ‘cloe Favement in front of the church was ere me deta of police w St. Joseph hav rehbi the che bts « teered as an escort to ere in bine seat we s had to stand throug! ne Archbishop entered the ecmpanied by Rev. Fathers Hes corgetown College, Barroti, Walter. of St. Patrick's; Alig, of St. Mary's, and Me! Festor of the new church, the latter a ter of ceremonies, and were followed by the acolytes snd cross bearer. The bishop the main aiste blessed the walls in the nsual form. Or turning to the church the Archbishop was Preceded by the Knights of St. Joseph, wl nok position in frontof the altar, and th monies of dedication were continued tr @ very impressive mamner. ludin _ ceremon 'S appropris MOZART was then cele brant. and Fathers Walte: thy acting id Barotti after wi owed the blessiny congregation Archbishop, and St was dismissed. > ‘tus, “Agnus Dei,” s ifth Mas t Were finely ered by choir of the | church. ¥ rengthened by soprano: Mrs. Ce i Smith, Mre. A. E. 1 Merle Kehler, Mrs. Ani . Mrs. Katie Gritfen ziy and Mrs. Dousseanu: Newton, Mrs. Gillan, Mr: Aron: tenors, Messrs. Morg: we A, Mattingly and Forsyth: ‘antar th and Mr. n “Ave Mrs. Smith a uiseppe N n Ergo” and a one of the choicest sel Ketore sermon @ graad “V > Spiritus Len was sang b Mrs. Sin hand the quar! of the cho “Pro Peecatis District Government Affairs. e ¢ of the Board of Aurtit is clos: day to give the employes of making a partial report to Co New arr there will be more the endent. Mr. G. gel a new schedule for the road, by eas follows (Washing- bi day express, Accomm on, York Umited express, $23 (Pullinan cars); in; New York exp: " iadelphia express, apres, 7:10; New York night jc express, 0:15 pom.” The 1 be as foilows: New York, 6:1: Accominciation. 835; Fast line, $43; Accom: 3a.m. Philadelphia express, ‘k limited, 403, New York (day) Accommodation, New ‘express, express, 5 York, #t, Southern express, 11:3 p. m. a AX AGED Lapy Run OVER RY A BAKER'S Car ast evening Officer West arrested Louis Kaiser for recklessly driving a baker's Wagon over an elderly woman named Mar- garet Murphy.at the corner of 13th and P streets, bay wey Bead severely. West had a hot chase after Kaiser, who did not even pull =e inquire what damage had been done. iss Murphy could not appear against Kai- ser this moraing on account of her injuries, so the case over uatil she can r. It ts likely will be the usual verdict of “nobedy to blame,” unless the lady is cen- sured for being on the street. That is the usual result here, and will be until some one gets heavy damages in a civil sait froma reckless driver. THE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE S0- cveTy held its anniversary meeting last night at the Metropolitan M. E. church Senator Wright, of lowa, in the chair. Ad- dresses were made by Judge Lawrence. of Ohio, and Rev. Dr. Abbey, of Tennessee. The annual report was read, showing the amount of work accomplished the past year, and resolutions were adopted (similar to a series —_ by the society forty years ago) setting the evils of intemperance, the benefits derived from the cause of temperanee, and the influence of Women in promoting the reform. a Diexsos & Patrersox will buy S290 Kpecia! Improvement Bonds at the market Fates. t ———— TwE SALE advertised by R. L. 1 5 gincer, 1)... has been postponed for the pi ni, on account of the snow. poe ig hng of € | shall be competent to vote j been at work for m THE MORRILL BILL. Mr. Morrill, of Maine, said this morning, in conversation with aS1ARx reporter, that it is nog his intention to abandon his bill to provide a government for the District of Co- lumbia, and that it is his ntention to ask for an evening session sometime this week to finish its consideration. As Mr. Morton gave way with bis Pinchback resolation on Sat- urday on Mr. Morrill’s assurance that he would not press the District bill to-day, Mr. Morrill could not. of course, bring it up to- day without breaking faith. He thinks the Bineral sense of the Senate is in SS ot Ge Pill, and bas strong h of ye' a secure its passdge by the Senate. The action of the Senate to-day in tablin: the bill does not injure its prospects of pa saxe. It came up as unfinished business,a d temporarily tabled to make way for the Dinchback resolution, in accordance with the understanding of Saturday. PETITION FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTKICT. In the Serate to-day Mr. Merton a petition of certain women of the District of Columbia stating that having caref lly considered the bill for the government o” the District, and believing that they haye'a deep and vital interest in said government, they humbly petition that said bill may be so amended as to read “all citizens, irre- . otherwise duly quailitied, for such officers eetive by the provisions of The petition is signed by Beiva 4 Lavinia Dandore, Jos ted se: as are mare said bill Lockwood rw cporied with to provide for the selee jnrors in the Disiriet amen nts strike ont words © ma whited h perse This iil has p m the same art power summoned as a i the He reported I toy ity to at in the District with am ments. : bill fas re u RELIEF ELTY OW Willis bill for th ow! f Sqtares 72s, 724, 7 t 351, intro: dueed in the House this morning, p reitect of the Capitol be ower the fou: er stories of all the buildings on ires. fronting oa the east park of 1. betwe 1 24 streets {of prope TS OF occu) res suitah under the dire t. Referred to th S WANE. ad ine th oF dinen’s ed de r granted by thorized to of June 20th, ppointed un= labors until ‘nite States as to depositors 30 per cent. of the wi July ts t of assets nnd #¢ aid bank, shall hold the ty for the y mne f the sum thus : " The mmittee on Bank- N THE Tinka ad dect of Mr.M.¢ to pain: ive of Am< 2 the rec 1 Washington on the 6th of I ecember last, 2 ing that the Smithsoniar Iastitation Library of cpen to the on Sunday: pquest of thor of the Lictic Ked to withd: y non the grouml that bis copyrigh “i been infringed by gressional Dires FNNSYI Mr. Hitch: referred to t the compiler of the iv ad 2 Dill. Which was minitice. provid- ing that the board of the District of be authorized to rect r damages sustained b: m of a change of the grade of s ia avenue at the time said Wis paved. under the prov of Congress approved Jw of audit in lik other claims acted uy pard. and the certitica constitute a valid debt Columbia, and may, at optic holder, be converted into Loads of the triet of Columbia authorized by gress, approved June a THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE led this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The owing bills will he reported during afterne An act to incorporate the C: th O street and South Washington Rail” rend company. Authorizing the recorder of ceeds to appoint a deputy and legalizing the de cts. To incorporate the c Market company. amend the set incorporating a rket company. To author! Southern Maryland “Raiiroad comp » issued shall the Distri wa Ie n e a ratiroad into within the Tis- vising and amending the various ‘blishing the reform school. For the support of the governn the vear ending Juye tax bili printed i ‘nt of the District for »,¥ This is th Saturday's Star. Taxa- tion is fixed at one and on f percent. on each $100 of both real and personal propert Providing for a general and consolidated inc and and other records of the office of reeorder of deeds. —* ; ¥ 1% —Sir: I'see in article pur »pied from the New York ss Shepherd's po a it Was state ws A. Felv rin the that I was in- y for provisions ne by Mr. Frank Mason, my Statement I pronounce a base fabricn' , as I never had an agent, nor was Mr. Mason known to me when ttwas tt nese goods > purchases; nor h ever owed Mr. Febrey, nor am I indebted to m in any sum whatever; that when w t was laid by Mr. Febrey fe eainst js him prity in July, 1504, Mason, nor have Tat any * been indebted to him. nor has hi J ask of you to insert this contradiction in your valuable paper, in justice to myself. Respect S. DRUMHELLER. Josuva the medical socie e to the neeting was 2 tended by members of the profes- sion, and was called to order by the presi- dent, Dr.J. W. H. Lovejo: A committee, consisting of Drs. J. G t Mackall Noble Young, C. Lieberman, and J. F. May ‘Was appointed, and reported the customar: resolutions Of respect, which were uni mously adopted. Prior to their adoption ap- propriate remarks were made by Drs. Graf- ton Tyler, L. Mackall, J. F. May, > ing, Lieberman and Blake. The so: nded the funeral this afternoon. ——— L. a Tre DRAWING GLASSES in the Jefferson sehool building which have been suspended for & week on account of the frigid tempera- ture of that building, were this morning, by order of Superintendent Wilsdn, removed to the Franklin school, corner of 13th and K streets, where the pupils are requested to meet to-morrow. e drawing desks, books and implements were removed to the Frank- lin building to-day. We learn that the com- missioners have ordered that effective im- rovements be immediately made in the ting and ventilation of the objectionable Jefferson) buildin, aie ANOTHER NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF JAY CooxE & Co.—In his latest notice to the creditors of Jay Cooke & Co., the trustee, Edwin M. Lewis, informns them that pending the estate by alleged cred}torsol the Nostne estate by Pacific railroad, who deny the suthority of the trustee to distribute the Northern cific bonds, he is ‘compelled reluctant! announce that he must the ibu- Pg err emenginagh ros ‘of the risk of rus! can settled. No alteration will be made as to the ——_—e—_____. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the fortieth meeting of Central Building Association No. 2.on Friday night, 23 shares were advanced op at an average of percent, By nese and are Collars are made differently from any other. The edges are all foldet, and the surface is an exact ina station of linen— Adv. ——<———— REMEMBER the sale of books, to this evening at the auction rooms of mer & Cleary. —_____.e.—___ representing emancipation’ for exnibiatas ing“ .” fOr e3 a Fairmount Park during we House to- | IL be given to | Crecurr Court—Judoe Cartier. To-day, Linville & Co. agt. Richards; on trial. CRIMINAL Couns ave anemic ‘This morning the court tool ep te aves — 4 | Gerescted sh Marchal Browk agt itowen: vere Dict fer plaingif. Jackson ast. Keppel; dismisend. Briwne age. Burke; jury out. Kelly ‘agt. Lyles: Fudement affirmed. Falconer fat Haga writ di ined. "Murphy. ‘agt. Pickrell; do. Creecy agt. Musecy; Judgment for plaintiff. PoLice CourT—Judge Snell, To-day, John Clark, larceny of a k of coal from tue B&O. Railroad Co: $3. Lorenzo Parker, game cl ; Q5 and coste. George Green, same coarse: a6 costs. Samuel Banks and Georg rtis. ssanlt and battery on Charles Fox with glengehot; cominced. Ot ee Ll ut ene en,aeaanit and battery on James Burt {arent to kill. ‘There are all colored persone, nbd the affair occurred on L street southwest. near 433 street, $ ight last. Burford testified that these Seo mat ctvackea hiss with brickbats, aod owe ct erquecn) drew e.dirk-kpife on. him, cutting ke mid Wm. neces ol aal: Gt cad come: inrceny of $2 in fractional currency from a p man; three months in jail. Wm. Jickson, colored, charged with stealing accat from Levi Jackson, bis br $2), or @ days in jail. Parker, as- fault and battery on a emall boy: $1. Abraham Turner and Wm. Thomas. colored, charged with breaking into the house of Mr«. Eliza A. Shreves,ou E street, between 6th and 7th streets southwest, and stealin, ity of bed-clothing ai i”. T article at in the day el was fixed as gran Au red & potti: A. Kate Matlin, a § et Pen, Gronk ae a Avna Morrison, profane: £3. Mary | and by i-terous; ©. Rat | Regier Beiany lculored arrying a pis tol: $2007 90 day= in Workh pert Hunter Jolie Gillte. w ut dow! t Wm. i. Ur pant und provstitat rostitute gu Mitarey. W ares. va | exch Th | Raochard B: Stith. « 8 with in tent to used | byt On | down stairs he found his kitchen, having his window. Grand jury DIveRsio: The reception iu Troy, Ala bus Sun of SOF AN ALATAMA MAY rela tlohace of this city M1 for bis house S. Williams, in Tro; Mr. Gr pped in | erink. Mr. Garrett replied be would as soon | with bim as but when en- | business hi nehed a drop. ae Mayor wer j turned. He te trink, an twas to ein Troy. and if more was needed tosend the bill tohim (the may fr asked Griffin if he intende.l to insult yor replied with ath that he . Mr. Garrett nto him and came out victor, ff | Mr. Garrest, stepper Lin wash vor Griffin, from t» warning, struck’ him wi four times in the back anc Weare glad t The two inen are ad olfer ne x County, Va.— We publish in rais AFFAIRS Deaih of 1 IN Fatre ree Nisters.— azette the death of Mis t » two Miss Hammett ppeared in last week's issue. € ina few day: ca behind an only Sister, ve. They were Very old’ y ve, we believe, lived under on: ster of roof ult | their lives. Thy “AVE AS AN int ance for | their legal heirs’ a large body of land. We | learn that Mrs. R. C. Weir of ‘this place, and , Mrs. W. W. Thornton of Brentsville. are | | rag the heirs. There was no will left, we learn. Five in Foirfax—The dwelling of Mr. Jas. Buckley, near Clifton, with nearly its’ « Ss, was destroyed by fire on Wed- afternoon. Mr. Buckley, who was y from home when the fire broke out arrived in time to save a portion of the fur. ht from the chimuey. Paul S. Browh, of New ed the Ketcham tract of this place for his son, Mr. Alfred S. Brown, purchased in January a part of the Mount Vernon tract containing tovacres. Mr. Alfred &. Brown will remove to the Mount Vernon tract. OF A MAGICA (Texas) Telegraph, of Febraary Bills were out yestenlay 1 ; t night renown is," and t 1 before his as . Mr. Charles Fish J endin g of the perfoi Rameris,” properly and the Professor neiseo Aran- a to his life long before the lime for the curtain to roll up. Miserable, it is believed. from destitut id from a pistol in about four o'clock in the night the show failed ee. and Aranda becam: tly discouraged. Mr. Fisher says that Whim then shaping a piece of lead to # pistol used in performing certain tricks, but he suspected nothing from the ¢ stances ted it a Ara’ t or mo! 3 orty years >and was employed Li Honse shop just beiore bis de iy a nitural ventrilogn rier sleight-o-hand performer, to have been an apt pupil of the He leaves # wile and o sad and t and is ire mies to them ¢ wide of | r in th neutralized. A ‘good box for the may be 1 of a tin baking-woda ing it to the up; for the mice can be box, fitting it w m the first by are very nice part of the teteal sional ert 1, nibble of oats, canary seed, Will be relished. Raw meat, fed just be | the litter, will tend to preve ir young. Mill should be the White mice are very prolifie, ducing monthly litters from four to twenty. They are ve itelligent little creatarc ore their devour- r rie and can be taught innumerable tricks ai antics. One 1 with a canary, with which it wason the most amiable terms, eating and drinking from thesame dish, with out quarreling. A Joxr THAT PRovED No Joxe.—The Boston Advertiser says: “A young man liv- ing at the Highlands became sufficiently in- toxicated on Saturday night to send an sage to Dr. Garceau, who resides in High- land street, at two o'clock on Sunday morn. ing, requesting his attendance to set broken leg of a man at the Norfolk Hous». The doctor had got as far as Eliot square When he saw a man fallon the ice, and com- ing nearer he recognized him. Heattempted to rise, but could not. The doctor told him he was in haste and could not wait upon him any longer, as he was called upon to seta broken a ‘Then the young man confessed that he had sent for the doctor as a joke, Ss the doctor, rather ungraciously, assis! the young man to rise, waen, to his own surprise and the intense suffering of the eae joker, it was found that in falling ¢ had sus’ @ fracture of his left leg, = Pp ral bg the knec eink fageorge nd the an opportunit, set a broken leg after all. z - Jobe te SENDING His MoTHER A VALENTINE.— | The Reading Eagle says: A young widow's sob goes to a down-town primary school. He oe ten vod Ce ike er ood atter- noon he was ly enga: uring school t hours addressing an envelope. ‘The ‘teacher | Stw him and asked him what he was writing. | on Co er s caer being Sano i . Upon further inquir: was learn Ba he was addressing = mother. The teacher asked him whether he was to send her a letter, when he an- | Swered, “No, I'm going to send her a valen- | Une.” And Loch sp boy held up a comic ) picture '§ 4 woman with @ rod and ; fine standing near @ stream of water. The Yalentine was entitled “Fishing for Beaus.” The a that his mother wanted to get | married again, and that she must have a valentine sure. | s-John Chinaman Fett ized. When the death of the | Was announced in San_ Francisco, one remarked: “No care; noder a7-The at | land, lately demanded, aiid received duty on @ consignment of “holy water” as | €d power to cure all diseases. of the man , ALEXANDRIA. ARREST OF A GANG of THIRVES—The Police succeeded last night in «it @ the a@restofa Z of negro thi-ves who have been cperactog in this city for some time st. ir names are Addison Washi y obn Laws, Anthony Grant, and Silas Har- ris. and with them @ white woman named Bridget Travis, accused of receiving their plunder. In the latter's house, near tue Fair- fax street depot, was found Some pork sup- d to belong to the lot lately stolen from + Stonnell, and some tobacco stolen from the store of Warren & Moore. Anthony Grant turned state's evidence ari he was dis- charged: John Laws was sent to jail for court, and will probably go to the pe feniuary, as this is the second offence of which he has been proved guilty, Addison Washington was put on the chain gang for three months, and Silas Harris ts hel! for further examination. This gang robbed Mr. Burnheim’s store last Wed- | Nesaes nivht utlemptei to pass counterfeit ice | Money night besore last, and are supposed to have ‘been engaged in the late clieken and hall robberies committed in this ejty | Fire.—Tbe dwelling of Mr. James Jey. near Ciifton. was burned on Wet | evening. The fire originated from the | ney. Mr. Buckley, who wa from jennie When the fire broke ont, arrived in time to | Save a portion of the furi insurance. A ONF-LFEGGED REGGAR went to the house of Mis James Burley, in the western part of the city, yesterday, and because the loa breaa that was given him but | Sssaulted the iady with his erntch—Gaz | ih. re. There was no FINANCIAL ANU COMMEKEIAT The Markets. West Virgin’ 1 do. «=p new, 1; cil nary 15. —Corion Flonr quiet bat irm— ed— ra, 4.620 Wheat d 3 3d n netive aud 114jndg; hams, V Wine ardlower. FI «dl ueminally anc natty shipy widely nething be ibid Erie railway slurs deliverable Mare and April, a t. Bacon, 4= Sd. per owt. for Useful Recipes. Sasify is sometimes pyster. from its s oyster in thay nost valuable Siw hen fe imme Iy int ldal until ene a small lumy dd a gill of s cut tra sour OT the ra tittle y ew the hen with the back ofa spo: ash it very fine. Beatup pful of milic, a little four, ning of pepper and salt. little cakes, and fry alight brown ard. in botth SALSIFy Sovup.—Serape the salsify nicety. with white fowl until quite done. Masti throw, ler, add a qt of new milk 4 Spoonfal of butter, two Pegs, and pepper and salt to your tast BAKING SALstry ing, boil until the skin comes thin. Put in 5 of salsify,a salt, pepy &s you Can ¢ crtimbs of bread for the toy much milk as th brown. It may 1 of erpmbs of bi ering of by u s thin with fall, in them + and bake né in haif an hour A WHITE Cake.—Two ¢ Tepeat four cuptuls of sugar. or lik, the whites of twely rupfuls of flour, one tea spoon two tea-spoonfal of cream of tar with lemon. ONIONS ALA CREME.—Take cight or g00d-stxed on parboll nntil sett ese to slice, ny them in a baking-dish, pate crumbs of bread, pepper, bitter. and salt t tween each layer until the dish is full. Att £8 mach or anil as the dish will hold. Bake until well Harper's Bazwar, Heke: nay Tie a.—On Thy day afterr ! colored maa anda your n visited the hall. in N + aud Im desire to be married by M but the latter replied firm! be done. While I am Ma shall never marry a bl woman, bora Liack woman toa whi Toa bystander who sugge: he had not read the 15 ¢ivil sights bill, the m all about those laws, but that notwithstanding the tween whites and blacks can take plac: this hall while Lam the mayor of the city The colored man looked surp: Kirls € filled with tes The verwant: made fepplics h to pe form thc cer Was “too bu: Tur “Mona esaid he y years of rf organization six im: >, hired &@ club room for 36 a week in i street. between Seeond and Third ave- defined themselves as a literary for debate ad muatoal im- hostess found the ing later than ten at Snot suspected. In ned thelr roguerics, one his room they pl MeCourt, as the ¢ dent. Gorman and Edw | other of the gang, were arrested last n it for stealing a bag of fur froma Third ave nue store. The polic ture the whole THE propos ED INCREASE OF THE WHISKY TAX,as contemplated in the revenue bill now 7 ng in Congress, meets with the most strenuous oppos n Cincinnati, where the Immense liquor trade is mainly concentrated. Tie Ch Commerce adopted a protest on arguing thatit would be an extraor burden upon Cincinnati capital to compel it to pay the additional tax of fifteen cents pen gallon on the large amount of whisky now on hand there. Que result of the situation is that all the houses having whisky in store are hurrying to pay tax upon I get tt in the market before the iner x becomes In this way the trade is exceedingly f the West mber of riay, dinary brisk KILLED BY A NEEDLE.—A singular death is recorded in a Manchester paper as having recently occurred at Macclesfield. A girl named Houghton, the daughter of a silk weaver, was returning from school, when she fell, and the needle she used at school, being stuck in her pinafore, entered her chest. She ram bome in great agony, and by the time she was undressed the needle had’ so far disap- in the body thatonly the eye was visi- le. She was removed to the infirmary, where an unsuccessful attempt was made extract the needle, and after a few hours the child, who was eight years of age, died. The pone was to have penetrated the eart. =~ A Wirr’s Rich’ to Her HusBanp’s Monry.—Jennie igen oe 23 years, mar- ried Daniel 8. Youngs, a wer of 58, with the sore aaa i she oars. a he was possessed of iy realestate. She had b prateat Bae Sg wee — fact bent} days prior to we > afterwi learned that pone just ‘before mal her, had conveyed all hls property to his two pees a ed by his first wii ie sued to set ay that conyeyance as a fraud on her, de- fhe pe oe ee creas. right of iewtctal case supreme court, special term—. ¥. Sun. rece eerans s7-At Nantes, in France, the Davenport | brothers gave their usual exhibition, but the Knots were tied by an old satlor. The result Was not as usual; instead of fiye minutes, amused the spirits for just half ITY {TEMS CHILRLAINS will he promptly relieved and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted parte with Pond’: Extract To HAVE elegant light Biseuits, Rolls, Buckwheat Cakes. Keuit Dumplins, &o! | you should use Pooley’s Yeast Pow ler.” Asi Your grocer for it. i ——_-—__ | DYSPEPSIA DFSTREYS THE TTETH, unless ‘ its effects are counteracted by that pure vez €tahle tonic and antiseptic Scarkon’. No bodily disease can impair them if this anti- dote fo al! corrosive -lements that act upon the enam:! is regularly applied. © —_—— Cavution—Pnret rs of the Peravian | Syrup (a protecte! solution of the protoxide of ion) are cautioned against being deceived by | tot the preparations of Peravian Bark, or Bark and fron, which may be offered them) }xomine the bottle before porchasing. and be sure and get the «Peruvian Syrup” (not Pe- |b ruvian Bark.) eo ——— A SrFrocati 31.—In a letter from | Mrs. Charlotte Lisle, of Chicago, a lady well k> own 4s a contributor to the western press, she aseribes the enre of a dangerous cough, accompanied by bleeding at the . tO Hok's Honey of Horchowal and Tar. My | congh.” she says, “threatened to suffocate me* * 6 8 Honey of Horehound Ty trace of it, Th and Tar bas rer letter was toa] in this city, who has ple loft. N. Critten- | ton, 7 Sixth avenue. } Pike's ute. Te th-ache Drops—Cure in one min- © Fmbarras The Khediveot t rehesses," by presenting ty worth a quarter of a accentir the wise newspapers, to have she knows what todo with of the Public Library out to serve some one else in On the Zith of the ta like sum in green- ticket.holders in his fr. Brizes will exceed » for his gifts will will amount ust dawi | the Khedi be more w! om Corrected, ally the custom to tate strony liver stimu for_the cure of liver complaints, and both the mineral and ve table kingdoms ntly se: to procure the most dr purgatives, in order to prod pon the liver, ane 2 and enfecbled organ. This system of tre ment is the prineliple as that of giving a weak and debilitated man large por- todo a certain tions of brandy to enable bh Inoeunt of work. Whe: stimulant is withheld, the organ, like the system, gradu- My ret *s into a more torpid or sluggish ed condition th: . not ove when eave the uch reme- shien Medica My wit to he Thad o: ne gave her arat this t bed with Ch Liv f t rs to see nTeame om TH VALO BILD.” HoLianp House, Rev Hil. April 2). 1st4.—Dr. KR. ¥ Z N.Y: Sir] have aow take tles of your Gollen | Meslie: scover connection with your Pellets nm y that nothing Lhave | ever taken for somuch | rool. 1 feel li Thanks to | O&K Inable Discovery. a Practic AW street, E mueh sor ry i proport : bil peptic, nervous or sick headache, | nenralgia and nervousness. This is a trit umph in medical ehemistry, and rers all over the country are o by mail. He repares it in pills at Ms per box. The voctor ts largely. in vand highly respected ie ist. Sob so Pk Raltimeore.— sylvania ayenue, agents for Wash a THY NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of | New York avenue atl th street, pays 5 per | cent. per annum on deposits for month. iking hours, 9 to 4. to 4 and 6 to 8. healendar | Satardays.9 | Mss | - TiFIpsiecK, ' Extra Dry Campagne, CHARLES Sillery Sxeelled by ne | 12,14,e63: Forsaleby HaLL & Her. | —.—— | Corns, &C.—“The wise tor bealth on daily Walks depe and thousauds nize Dr. White's establishment. 535 15th street, oppo- | site U. S. Treasury. to avoid painfal Corns, | Bunions, Inverted ils, ete. TREASURY DEPARTMENT OrFice C The Cire Bank of 1 « National "he redecms the United SHERMAN BA ie Ss No. 1429 ¥ Receive Deposits, Buy Beaten Bonde, ke at «CO. REET, Sell Gold and United Securities of the District of Co- Dange on Bugland and Eur: at MILBURN'S PHARMACY 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue, Compuied exclusively nts. aud although they eutire of mercury, do not leave any iny They net dirvetly upon the liver and a remedy in all cases of derunge i a disordered nat organ, Liver © plaint, Bilions Disorders, Todi Sick He: ache, Typhoid Fevers, &c. wtc., ail succntab to the | ‘ee bec of Schenck 4 Mandrake Pills. For <ale by " IDraggists and “al mar? tr tous | rem BEC ELU K WATER, FROM KENTUCKY, FRESH FROM THE On draught. W. 8. THOMPSO. sf TOS toch strest. Abaca Gkares, SELECTED IN FINE CLUSTERS, Just ree ved by MALAGA FRUIT CO., fella 3t 408 9th strowt. A PLE st PLE 5S KORY. SWEET CL CALIFORNIA PEARS, G, G, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, _febis-tr 1418 Penn. ave.,opp.Willard’s Hotel. Fe® LENT— | foot > i betel i, 73, DER, extra fine. SMOKED SALMON, | BONELESS COD FISH, | BLOATERS, H EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, RUSSIAN CAVIAR, BONELESS SARDINES, THONNY Fish. CANNED SALMON, 20c., ince BLOATER PASTE, ANCHOVIES tn ot Do. insalt G. G. CORNWELL & SONS, febi3-tr WHITE PINE 5-5 SIDI it houncing to their friends and the public in general that Mr. C. REACHEN BAC RR No. 423 lth street, near ee nhs) bania ave ) _jang7-Im _(, WEST & sons GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, | NOTICE —The meeting of the SEVENTH BUILY ING ASSOCIATION, of Georgetown, 10 Goddard's new batlding Bri " D NDAY, the LADIES’ Goons. HAMBURG INS) CASH 'S RUPFLINGS, IN ALL STYLES ALL OVER TUCKING, one yard wide WOVEEN TRIMMING, in aN styles AT LOW PRICES, TO SUIT THE TIMES Hre. Jogrin KID GLOVES—Two Buttons onty @2 ceretary Jesse sie PARDS CON ERT For the benefit of the GAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, On THURSDAY EVENING, Fotrnary eb. Tickets. $0 cents: for gale at H.W Browns Book t pair, Tee Bu KID GLO. BS. © wore and at the dc at ost nnke, $1.40 per pair, Phree ™ HOMAS DOWLING. Aven ~ en 174 Bridge stree ~o. eaanac: VALUASLE IMPROVED PRe » nen STREET, AT AUCTION . * he is oll # of cost to redace stock Danbart Hich street. og STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT, | 614 Mh street, opposite Parent Office. in, Ferns: Ore third ponths, with interr : B Inree assortment of RERGEMAN'S operty. “All convey a HYRS. GERMANTOWN WooL, Te 'G YARNS: WORSTED GOODS, CAN material for Embrit Nem StOR® panlé Im j (82 PeurORATED B KSKIN SEHOLD FURNT UNDERGARMENTS, CUTORS SALe c 4 For Lar Lire hit! 4 AND WARN eet ten Sim wreays on NESDA IRNING. |e z = Prt: 1st Poke Egil elt Ee restdence of th he * Ry BRAID te hannt at MA 8 Hreet. near W 4.8 lare TIENT. cin teneaen oes of ote eae Henseh, Furniture, consisting in part 4 < pieces, “Low Mar A Matting: Beds and Bedding. Ci “ Rversthe rant Famili oe Harness, | that is used fe ir bane * oding 8 See mr Ree Sesor(ment © HABLES Mo MATTHEWS. Pooent | Bair thaw sty ht to tte _THOMAS HOWLING. A | nate A ck of WHITE emp, exp omenc ond _ _ workman the hes teri form her rieude x that ‘shew F probes oxen, eg a& MISS E. A. Mcoom MICK, r w cori le - . distant. } 905 Pexxevirawia Aveace, a neks, CHAS. TH | (ap stairs.) 230 Bey = ELEGANT BONNETS AND OUND HATS, PEENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BIRDS, VELVETS AND SILK Whieb wilt be eo Fy low rates now? tr see all their « er CHAS. MEM Jnuuary 11, 1575. p™Postant PRoces ds and accommodation we bi A SOTHER OPPORTUNITY TION, | Publie—Yor roar better | A will adhere to “pied at the following rules, Th will be open | TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH Pos: Wery business cs u us 7. - 2 ¢ SRLS Wan eenert cas tena . THOUSANDS. is OF FERED BY work on 7 EMENT F PUSLIC LIPRARY at residen 4. Aliwork | OF KY. TO THE 277m OF FEBKO AKY, NEXT, Rees Mioots fecan reocteed andre | OF THELK FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND tar by mail or expr WHEATLE DRAWING THE MANAGEMENT axnk a ara Dy " pane 4 | PLEDGED TO THE KET Y THE MON Jefferson street , Gee 8 ios” 1K DRAWING SHOULD NOT Genth mens Weariug Apparol. Curtains, Rid Boots af LHe DRAWING SUOULD SOT COME ONE Slippers and Gloves, Furs, Carpets, Druggets, ac, | AT TEE DAY NUW APPOINTED, nicely Cleaned or Dyed. yanttr JS EORGETOWN Savi AD bc. | 9238 000 G : BANK, D.C, | i030 Bank bourse, 9 » and on Satarays | ‘to ree: m. # st paidon | depos al Banking Has ond Cole | Letions made onall accessible paints. Discount days, | ndays. | Ti, POLKINHORN, President H.W. PARRETY, Castior Directors: ea a0! Sra, 290 Cah d 19,000 Cash H. Polkinhern, Thos. Dow! J.T. Mitchet, { Henry Dicksom, RB. L. Crop! ¥ Ww j Riley A. Shinn, E. D. Hartle: Thos. Kuo j 300 | REDUCTION! | Wonderful Bargains For Tickets, or information, nddress FHO.E. BKAMLETTR, Acont and Manacer Louisviile, Ky deci am.thak ta IN a PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. y. Bramletie—Action of the Sucersser Appointed Neo ements Dra iug Cr etahie WINTER WHRAR Lobrary fowabsed that ste Hon. Thue vanager of the FOR Men, Youths, and Boys. re erry Last gift co 4 tor Fels ally take ly w bout any hat REAL BARGAINS IN OVERCOA REAL BAKGAINS IN BUSi REAL BARGAL REAL BARGAINS IN YO REAL BAKGAINS IN SCHOOL SUI REAL BARGAINS IN CHILDRENS’ SUITS, } AND REAL GENUINE i BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING aT BRANCH OFFICE STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE. STRAUS’ POPULAR CL 3 STOR ‘ STRAUS’ POPULAR C THING ST . \ STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, ; { 1011 Pewxevivaxta Avexee, | O11 Pennsvivania AveNve, 2011 Pennsyivasta Avesce, Public Library K miucky, Between Between bi oh a 4 11th strects. feb2-¢ een bh ' CM BER! i 4 WHITE PINE CULLS, (beat . hundred 6Oo93 st quality,) $2.09 . (dressed) pA tall stock of ali kinds sell at the LOWEST MAKEET RATES. We ke 1 LUMBER, and BROADWAY WILLET & LISSEY, Corner 6th st. and Now York ave , opposite jan}s-Im Northern Liberty Markot. size Billiard ae importe jiquors, r | NEW PORK, All kinds Bill A a febs-m 5 91 R OVAL—WM. MULNLE rectifier, and dealer in W spectfully informs the publ N has removed trom No. 627 Massachusetts avenue, to his uew store 918 FIFTH STREET, NORTHWEST, Opposite the New Northern Liberty Market, 6-6" AKD—The undeignd wk- pleasure in an- FOR TICKET fr our PIANOS, ) em is authorized to sell our Pianos for Washington, Georgetown, Alex andria, and vicinity, and will be» thankful for a APPLY TO | tinuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed in the past on the Knabe Pianos. WILLIAM KNABE & ©0., THOS, H. HAYS & CO., ork. LL ASSORTMENT “ ER FAVORS. CERT SryLe MASK OF ALL CHARACTERS, Just Ned at CMR RING PEMELE, No, 403 7th street. 609 Broadway, sEW . “se YORK CITY, WEST VIRGINIA Wines BUBGUNDY, UNION, Aladdin Security O11. Warrguted 150 Degrees Fire Test. The Best Houschold Oil in the World. | INDORSED BY THE INSURA: MP ANTES. er ET CRITE. OLD DOMINION, ba yt Ee ELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARET, urance Compasien: “t | NORTHER MUSCATINE TSUBANCE Company Bautr- 2B, 1874 — .. C. used the