Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1875, Page 4

EVENING SPAR. | respoRttns Es nore em two two-story brieks, Market, be- monDAY.. Avert 20, t975,_ | Mein and 0 streets, ; Isaian | wn; | Matthews, two brick, 2th. between M | ‘Weather re land N streets; A Shephert, two-story ‘Orvicz oF CHIEF SIGNAL Orrtoes,) | brick, 8th, between Hand I s ; Joseph “WASHINGTON. April 25. i875. ; | Redfern, two two story bricks, 17th, betweea | Vor the mi/dle aud South Atlantic states. T and K streets: R.W. Tompkins, five two- Hl 1g weather and rising temperature dur- | story frames. nroe street, between Q and ieg the rest of Monday, sontheast to south- | K ar , S. F. Baird, three- west winds and Ligh but slowly falling ba- | story brick. Massachusetts avenne, between | semsetes. With anc : Mrs. K. Shamoken, three-story briek, G, between 13th and 14th streets; I'S. Tichenor, three-story brick. M, between i3th and 1th’ streets; John E. Mat- LOCAL NEWS. 1th and ith streets, and seyen two-story | Rational Theater—Mme Adelaide Ristor: | pricks, S, between 12th and 13th streets; as“ Elizabde:h, Queen of England.” Washington Gas Light Company, three-story Berds Opera House.—Herman, the ma- | brick, (wor! Te! ee alley, be- tween 9th and 10th and D and E streets; Citi- zens’ Building Association, nine three-story bricks. R, between 9th and 1th streets; W. ©. Dodge, three-story brick, corner 9th and Aveme Theaier—The famous puzilists, “ Geo. Rooke and Roe Coburn,” aud other at “a Cram 7 va >| FP, tween a 5» Le. a @r Kieptomania,” and other attractive spe- | two-story brick,8th.between Oand P streets; ties. Wm. Roberts. two-story brick. G. between ————— Condensed Locals. ‘The street iarops wil! be lighte<t to-night at .. and extinguished at 1: p.m. "Sus bay trotier owned by. the late Jeffer son Rives has been sold at anction for #290. ‘Geo. H. Varnell, formerly a well-known er of this city, has been Vernon, Lilinois. of the fine old oak and west of the Mansion. at 7th and Sth streets; Geo. W. Phillips, two three story bricks, 7th, between R and 8 streets; Wm. Berens, two-story brick, 7th, between Land M streets; John E. Carter, two two-story bricks. 3d, between D and E streets; Jas. Boyle, three-story brick, B, between 2d and 3d streets; Potomac Terra Cotta com- pany,office and yard. corner New Jersey avenue and D street; John Hamphrey, two | two-story bricks, New Jersey avenue, be- tween M and N streets rorthwes ri of if eedar trees soul Arlington, have been cut down wiih a view | Health. depot sheds, corner H strev ©: éupreving the grounds | Delaware avenue northeast; Thos. Mas The pay of the female em sin the | two-story brick, I, between ist aud per Foe the Engraving and Printing | Capitol streets northeast; L: jureau of the Treasury department has been reduced to $1.20 per day. An order was issued from Police head- | y quarters yesierday, forbidding policemen | ¢; fem smoking on the streets and wearing their coats unbottoned while of duty. Work on the new navy yard bridge pro- gress rapidly. and it is believed that the Structure will be completed by ist of July next. Yesterday morning some thi eenverts, men and women were bi two-story briek, sd. between K and Ls northeast; Henry Brow it ; Lewis J . tworstory brick. between B and C streets northeast; @ Ackstal, two-story brick, 8th, between B | and © streets rertheast; John B. William. | son, Seven two-story frames, H, between 9th eth streets northeast; Thos. MelIntire, story frame, B, between 5th and th | streets northeast; Chas. Schwartz, two two- | story bricks. 6th, between D street and South | the Mmmersion. in th omac, at the Syea- | Carolina avenue southeast; P. McNamara. | more, by Rev. Robert Jonusen, ef the 4th | two-story brick, Pennsylvania avenue. be- | Baptist « tween 2d and Sd streets southeast; James corner of sth and L | Fitzpatrick, two three-story bricks, 2d. be- yar! gate, tween A and East Capitol streets; Jas. Fry, | Saturtay,by the | two-story bri between Ist and 2d streets owner its present oceu- | southeast; T. Tatspaugh, two-story brick, | Fant for $5,000 4. betw M and N Streets southwest: Rey. TA Academy of the Sacred Heart, three-story a. ME brick, (school house,) corner sth and C streets the pastor: southwest. ef Kew a soonenter upon hi ISSUED TO-DAY. mew fel! of labe George O. Miller, two frame buildings, 18 Rev. Thos. A. Ia by 15, on Vermont avenue, between T and U ever A.M. EF. Church of this cit streets northwest; Robert Johnson, one ed the pastor brick dwelling, 14 by 30 feet,on south side @bureh of New Y pon his duties in his new ¢ Musical an Liter: Washinzton Sehillerband, for the be the Women’s Christian Association a | brick dwelling New York @entral Dispersary. takes place at - | tween i3th and i4th streets, $5. regational Church to-night, with @ wonder- | Hewitt. a temporary shop on a . .... tween Q and K streets and Rhode Ish of Rhode Island avenue, between Sth and 9th streets, cost $800; Ro M. Lane, two-story briek dwelling on 19th street, between I and | K northwest, $1, | r J. R. Freeman. who has been ap- | enue, between Sth and 9th streets; Francis | pe ted Superint nt of Oak Hi é Lamb, a two-story brick dwelling on west ry. as stated in THe Stak of Satfirday, | side of Mth street northwest, between T and | of Mr. Saul as period of 4 years i department for Was in the emy Reuse foreman later at the Agr U, $1,000; James Turton, a one-story brick Store on east side of 12th street nortiwest, ) between P nia avenue asd E street, $60, Jefferson Brown, a frame back dalldi on D street southeast, between 4th and Permits are issued from ma. every day. = th. to 10.50 o'clock a. a TAR—Deor Sunday Chronicle” speared the following loeal, and you | will oblige by publishing the same with my | explanation appended: © Provided Fer, and Why Si: In | rt for a Zimmerman, a printer who Was expected to It isarather pe- re here Satu i from E | enliar fact that those persons who served on borg, Pa. for seme alleged to | the Harrington safe-burglary jury, and who | comunitted in th ; ne two years | voted Harrington ‘not guilty,” have been by Oe eee he Me Tray, alignant on being | some mysterious influences’ put into goo! refused hy Mr. Dawson. the «le | itions under the Distriet govern- | of the | ment. don't understand this, and prob- | with the | ably never will; but it strikes us as rather | <8 | curious. Jobnson bas been put back on the | Jail guard, and ‘red-headed juror’ Griffin has | 1 Army Phe officers of the Gri rangements Rep Peunsylv Bekets ent and army reur mthe izthof May for t got a-soft’ thing under the Board of Assess Why are the ‘Ring’ men only protecte.t? Forney’s Sunday Chronicle of Apri Iam the only “Griffin” employed by the Board of Assessors. I never was a “redi- headed juror.” or any other Kind of a juror, in @ eafe-burglary ease, or any other case. [ have nof got a “soft thing” under the Board of Assessors, but a very “hard thing,” and | would willingly resign in favor of the weil- | informed gentleman who indited th» above Freund trip To-day being th Isweduction of Odd F eountry, the event wa he anniversary of the Hlowship into this observed last night Rev. Parker H and Lodge of the vered an address at Ryland chapelon the occasion, and East- em Laige, No. 7, with others, attended in | article, y of his friends, provided he or | Fall force.’ Mr. Sweet selected as his text | they arc competent to pertormn’ the datien 1 | Matthew, xx:40: “Inasmuch as ye havedoae | auired of me. bp. W. W. GRIFFIN. nto one of the least uf these, my brethren, ——_- yehave done it unto me.” Ridgel camp- | HE cou ment and Friemiship Loige of Old Fellows | * TS. Jat evening listened to an appropriate dis- Corr? IN GENERAL TERM. . Samuel Shan: Tnio.i To-day, Hon. Jeremiah Wilson was, on bomen fed bailar mea gen wr ping motion of Gen. 8. 8. Henkie, admitted to the sary of the order. . bar of this court. The application of James Yesterday two most respects ladies of | E. Padgett for admission to the bar was re- ferred. Hunter agt. Cooke; order to enter dismissal in obedience to mandate. The ap- plication of James Carter for position as constable was placed on file. Equity Court—Judge Wylie. Saturday, orders were made in twen eight eases, among them a number arainst un- | the District. The court adjourned to May 3d. South Washington, while coming through the Smithsonian groands on their way to ebureh, were intercepted by a watchman in the grounds, who called them v harply toaccount for walking over the old path. a Portion of which has recently been pickc 1 ‘up for the purpose of putting it insol. De- Spite their explanations that they were Sware that there was any harm in following | Circuit Court—Judge Cartter. their usual route formany years ongoing to | Saturday, a number of motions were dis- ebureb, the watchman continued to he aba- | posed of, ihe most important of which was sive and threatened to take them to the sta- one for a new trial in the case of Buell agt. the Kaltimore and Oblo railroad, which was granted on the ground that the jury exeessive damages. Without day. CarminaL Court—Judge Olin. To-day, the grand Jury reassembied and re- sumed their duties Isaae Curry convicted ofan assault ard battery, was sentenced to pay a fine of $0; Frederick Brooks, larceny, nolle = ; Sarah Walker, alias Puss Oak- ley, Kidnapping. guilty, three months in jail; Wn. Gray, assault and batter: ‘ohn Coola- han, do., nolle pros. Henry C. Brown, em- | bezzlement; nolle pros. The petit jary was vischarged for two weeks. PROBATE CouRT—Juddge Olin. | Saturday, letters of administration were granted to Enoch Totten and J. S. Edwards on estate of Robert Leech; bond $5,000. Also, | to the widow on estate of Lewis Ertman. | Letters of collection were issued to George M. Howard, a creditor, on estate of Jobn B. McKay; bond $800. The executrix of estate ‘aiph H. Darby qualified by giving bond 000. ‘The executrix of late Nicholas S. | Shaw qnalified by giving bond in 3,000. | | Emma Koeh @pprenticed to August och was appointed guar- London; bond $300). A r stration accounts were ap- proved and passed. PoLice Cournt—Judge Snet. Saturday, Henry Ross, colored, larceny of some bacon from the larder of Willard’s hotel; $30, or 0 days in jail. Eliza Holly, colored, petit larceny of ladies’ clothing from Mrs. Moily Gross; '$i0 and costs. Isadore barged With defacing private prop- ited collateral. George Turner and ard Dorsey, loud and boisterous talking; tion house. The husband ofone o ® well-known citizen of South Washington, on learning the facts “went after” the watch- man, but finling that he was a one-armed man, did not administer the lesson he was imelined to. The man gave his name as | O'Connor. Nodoubt the watehm have good deal of annoyance from persons wilfully Sransgressing the rules of the grounds, bat they are manifestly unfit for the place if they Vent their ill-temper by abusive language to Fespectable ladies who have violated the rules unintentionally. he ladies, lowed The court adjourned a pan 1 District Government Affairs. Mr. Klink. who was appointed to dis’ ute the schexiules for personal tax in thy district, bas finished up the work assigned fim and turned tn his books, showing be- tween 1.106 and 1,290 notices left. | About one bnudred and fifty returns for Personal assessment were made to-day up to Iwo o'clock tig: Plovortion of the taxa ihe same as heretofore—one sebeduies returned in ten the TRE “Poor Bitxnp MAN VELS—Saturiay mors the western train by the Ba Railroad. a young looking, rath man, apparently about age, and pretending to be blind, was’ put off | on the platform. Officer MeHenry took hin on questioning him was tn formed that he took the train yesterday at Pittsburg for Connellsville, but Was not pat ©ff at that place, and that ‘he had friends in Missouri, where he wished togo. Mr. Mc- | Henry being transporta. » to police headquarters, | o~ His TRA rival of where Officer Connell recognized him as a | 8. Alexander Peters forfeited collateral, man whom tt thorities er Michael Ragan, charged with using a cart with transpo: ‘on the f without license; $5. Wm. Spencer was sent under the name of John down again as a vagrant. John Appich, a | baker, charged with selling bread of light | weight. There was one less than a baker's | re found and | dozen—12 loaves—and t enalty being $2 | and a number of ral POCKet-books We nts footed i. There was also | per loaf, he lett $24 collateral at the station, | nde of isrepreseating that | and not appear when his name | blind. was called, so the money was forfeited. © sc John A. Ru nother light weight baker, por bind Was agsessed for 11 loaves of the same Hasse! nd sort. Light nt bakers are ie by this court. in St. Louis if fur- go with appro: Emily Naylor nished with a appears and Mary Nay’or, colored, assault and bat- travels from pi . and by di tery on Louisa Ann Woodfork. Adeline ing the b. s ail from the public. | Jane Duckett, Edmonia Francis Duckett, On the dise money he exhibite! | and Frederick Augustus Dowdy all testified no diseomfi roolly asked ifsome one | that one of the Naylor's had Louisa Ann could nc € Inoney for the small. | down while the otherone was biting her ears. give b Officer was directed to purchase a ticket for him from Isis far nd ship h @id so, the “biind man” promising thai he would “not see this ¢ Emily was fined $5 and Mary discharged with some words of caution as to such a can- { nibalistic appetite. Frank Foreman, larceny | ofa felthat. Fully proved by three witnes- | ses, and the court reminded Frank that he | eee WERALS.—The janeral of Edward P. bad been up a Cg og for theft, and Williams, who was accidentally drowned in frequently cautioned. He would now Bed the river at the foot of <th street. took piace | him alittle more foreible reminder, which in | yesterday from his late residence, on sth Street southeast. and was largely attended Rev. Charies Andrews. of Christ church, con- ueted the church services at the house and at the grave. after which the Masonic ser- vices were performed. The members of Co- mobia Commandery, Knights Templar; al Laxize of Masons; Plate Printers’ ion, and Washington Light Guani turned future will be doubled on from time to time; $50, or 60 days in jail. Ellen Batley, colored, was charged with pi and indecent language; case | evt in large numbers and marched in Thomas Vv, Te harged “with pl ti nu in pro- ® el w! Jay in; @ession to the grave. clock peddier without Heense, s%3. "George The funera! of Hugh Hughes, a well-known | Lee forfeited $10 collateral for petit larceny. Sinitector under the old corporation, took | Christopher Tyler forfeited place '¥ afternoon from the residence | fizhiing i James, indecent ex-- Sf bis son-in-law, Mr. Thomas Greer, on 25th | posure; $5. Wm. Brown, di \y;_ for- iieet. and the funeral services were held at | feited. John Drank, loud and bois: 5 $5. nion chapel, Rey. Samuel Shannon preach- | Wro. Stewart, ‘wagon without number; $2. ing fee ce endship Lodge, No. 12, | Alexander Curtis forfeited $5 for disomler. ae Ridgie: Eveampment, No. 5, I. 0-0. | thered, img stones in the meres remains to Glenwood. where | street; $2. John Cannin; 5 with | = Ste erred—Rew. P. H. Sweet coa- | selling coal oil froma wi if 5 ting the services of the Onder. A take : = Maloney, viola- | A RARE CHANCE to obtain a fortabl rieited collateral. Ni fk f home, cevtraily situated, will be ofleccd me tet colette’ ie peace ‘and anise of morrow evening at five o'elock. at which Joseph Williams was cha’ our the residence of Augustus Davis, eeq., | Sit digging sods frow the land of anathes ‘Will be offered at public auction, as willap- wi it ; $5. Lewis Jackson and pear from the advertisement in another col- | yy petit larceny of provisions | —_ eeemeeninieesiien t | from @ private house; $10 and costs. Ed- | Tum SALE ar EDGEWOoD—Mr, Dowling. | ward a ae Sf thelate Chiet Jestice Chase, st Eugenes j mitted idst August on the farm of & geatle- ve the Auction rovms vel es TORTOISE SHELL PEBBLE EYE-GLASSES and will continne at intervals through “ aon. \ Tecelved at Prigg’s, on the avenue, this morn- tingly, three two-story bricks, S, between |* | dling, 1535. Flou Locowacny.--This entertaining structive warfare continnes to elty. Last Ma in the Seaton public school building, Literary Soctety, conn " grammar school of the second distriet, ay entertained 3 large company wi azreea| ing coptest in which the boys of that arcing cont the lists aguinst the girls of Miss Lane's grammar school. As asual the girls were victorious. Trustee Woolwari was commander_in-chief. Trastee Dietrick and ex-Trustees Mason and Randolph were | referees. The wonds, including proper names, | in Hillard’s | were limited to those containe Sixth Reader, and the principal of the fourth rehool district acted as lagogue. The girls were represemied by Misses Sadie White, Annie Moore, Nellie McLean, Belle Carroll, Mollie Bona, Magzie Mitchell, Mary Du- guid, Annie Cavis, Mary O'Meara, Emma Seott, Florence Bartlett, and Annie Far- mage. The boys were championed by Perry Turpin, Wm. Cohen, Harry Rohrer, Arthur May, John Frazee, Edward Patterson, Wm. Baxter, Geo. Faherty, Walter Klopfer, Thos. McKnew, Rob’t Lesh and Chas. Riggles. The pedagogue gave out about 600 words before the victorious wreath finally rested on the brow of Miss Nellie McLean, who, with her close competitors, Misses Mitchell and White, endured a steady fire of words during more than two hours. The prize, _ pen, was therefore presented by Mr. Woodward to Miss McLean. The next prize was to be given, under the rules, to the boy who re- eelved the last shot on his side, and Master Perry Turpin having bravely stood till his ammpnition cave out and all his companions had deserted him, gracefully hauled down his flag. When he was called to receive his prize he gallantly presented it to Miss Maggie Mitehell, second best on the girls’ side, but who had stood a much longer and more aifti- enlt “spell” than himself. Young Turpin’s generosity and good taste was heartily ap- planded by all present. At the close, the pedagogue warmly praised the contestants, and especially the last three young ladies— Misses McLean, Mitchell and White—whose orthographical fortifications were, for so long a time, invalneral ——_~———_ MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The following mar- riage licenses have been granted: roe Manco and Ellen Latehford, = - Nuss- Elliott ard Anne M. Emmert, John leinand Mary Klotz, Hamilion Graham and Anna K. Wingard. BILL FoR A Drvox To-day, Messrs, Webband Yznaga filed a bill for Saran E Miles agt. John FE. Miles. fora divorce. The rties were married at St. Aloysius Canrch in May, 1862, and have had four children. THE FRIENDS of the Progressive Literary and Debating Association will be pleased to hear that an entertainment and hop will be given by them at Willard’s Hall on Wednes- day, the 28th inst. t - BURL CABINET.—A superior piano and bohl cabinet will be sold at Chief Justice Chase's to-morrow, together with all the car- pets, furniture, &e. Rock Exon city, has lease: , named popular sort, and will keep it during the present sea- son. H. DP. Cooke, JR., & Co. trict government secarit banking business. GEORGETOWN. Ture LATE Evan Lyons.—A mecting of the Corn and Flour Exchange ot Georgetown was held at the office of A. H. Herr this morning, to take action with reference to the buy and sell Dis- and do # general death of Evan Lyons. W. H. Tenney | was called to the ch; : ed as secretar Mr. Herr 1 resolutions, which e adopte © That in the death of Evan Lyons this associ ation has lost one of its most prominent and esteemed members. and the community one of its most respected citizens; that we will attend the funeral ina boty: te. WASHINGTON STREET.—The cobble-stones are being removed from Washington street, preparatory to the improvement of that street from Bridge to Water streets. RIVER -AND CANAL.—Arrived—Steamer Jane Moseley, from Norfolk, consigned to G. F. Hyde, with general merchandise, for Dis triet merchants; steamer New York, from Philadelphia, to G. F. Hyde, with general ndise. By Baitimore and Obto rail- 40 bushels of wheat, for T. C. Wheeler. Cleared— Steamer Sue for Norfolk; steamer E. C. Knight, for w York. ALEXANDRIA. Lost Monry RECovERED.—The schooner W. H. Brewster, which was capsized and sunk below Fort Washington last. Saturiay evening. but was raised yesterday, as stated in the Gazette of that date. has been towet to Washington for repairs. She had on boant when she sunk some flour and #200 belong- ing tothe fishermen by whom she was em- ployed. The flour, of course, proves 2 total joes; but the money was recovered, and, after being dried and smoothed with a hot tlat- iron, will be as good as ever. LARGE CatcH oF FisH.—The largest catch of fish made at one han! of the seine this season was reported at Fishtown this morning. It was made yesterday at Free- stone Point by Mr. Jacob Faunce, who canght 4,000 shad and 19,000 herring at one drag of the seine—a most profitable business at present quotations. th. —_—_—_—_—_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Washington Fish Market. Sold by K. A. Golden & Bro., fish agents, 5,000 shad at from $11 to $18 per hun- ered; 30,000 herrings sold from $10 to $13 per thousand; 500 bunches rock sold at 30 to 49 cents per bunet:; 400 bunehes cut fish sold at 5 cents per bunch; £00 tailors sold at from $2 to $3 per hundred; 1,000 eels sold at from $2 to $5 per hund: To da; New Yorx, April 25.—The Post's financi fuye—The first wale of Price became 115%s_ and all eules NS'ga4s. Ongokd loans the rates have been flat, percent for carrying aud 2 per cent. per annum and 316 per day for nse The Markets. Bartimore, April 2% —Virginia lo. Hidated, 55; West Virgini Carolina. sixes, old, 22; do., new, tax. 3 bid to-day. Sugar firma, 10° BALTIMORE 26.—Cotion quiet—low mid aniet. } 45004 x City Mi nper. “4.04. do. Rio brands, 6.25u6.50; do. fainily, eady and firm—No. 1 western amber, E mixed do. 1.91.31; No. 1 west ernred.1.31, No. 2 do.. 1.441 81; Pennsylvania red, 12) 32; Maryland Hal. 37; No. 2 western 1801.19. Corn weak and lower—south and Western rupe 2506.20 fam 1.33, No. 2do, 75078; western, ve quiet, 1.12u Hay du vania and Maryland, 17424 Provisions rm, 23. ders, 9: clear-rib sides, 1235 ‘ jzher i. Agate i cleat rib sides. 13a adj—refined. Wale. B: ‘ed, 22826: do Pig strong—ordinary to Whisky quiet, 1.13350 THEY ARE JUST THE THLYG. Our Twenty Dollar Suits, SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS OB D WEAB. ALL MADE OF FINE IMPORTED MATEBIALS. A LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNS. EXAMINE THEM. HABLE BROTHERS TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, ol ie Oouxun 71m ann D Braszrs, - GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. | NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GooDs. nan te dE EEO CITY ITEMS. RErING 18 BELIEVING. pot vse the it teeth with those who do. they will ace in an instant more reasons for adopting it than from New can be composed into a vewspaper para- | tomers reains tp BL. graph. 0 Babar ‘art Pelcnsien Pras LIFE HAS FEW cuaRMs for the Dyspeptic” Ay pte Gi reine Jon Tals which is not to be wondered at when we take ‘Proven Victotin Lawns, real Reine thd Preece Ladies’ and Gente’ pera ‘Sen Hf into account the amount of bodily and Thomeon’s and Victoria nd other GLOYV! Errermtia, toe Pepin Syrup brooms | RRCRy ea Rlvatuees a eae 4 ODS os 3 Of fron) has enred thousands were suffer | Bleached Mustinn all makes, a: the lowest prices. ing from this diseare. €0 Tag Revs Cumimeres Tweeds, Drill, ac. The Proce: Care. | Havirg purchased largely at the recent decline, for Violeat end painful coughs. involving | (4. ¥ ferious disturbances in the air-celis of the | °“¥« Nioiigg sation roRx, Pa ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND THROUGH Pe Ton ASHINGTON anp | WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAKS. | The Ob this line is aew and of the macs lungs, are allayed in twenty-four hours by the use of Hale's Honey of Hi ani Tur, and in most cases a cure is effected within a fortnight. First. the act of coughing becomes Jers inful and exhausting; then less fre- WH. WHEATLEY's | STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EITAB ISHMENT. 49 Jeferao§ Street, Gersamen, D.C. Ree ae ee ens wate ee eupectare- |" Sisinned isl, Prommes xarae, wor. Wa poet ae ee iy the | Bret and iuiprsvet. 1874. Ladin and entice used tion; wear a oa ; cough dies out entirely, and the chest, Iungs | Yon clio sad "Pilate kin One and air-passages resume their natural vigor. | Ac. cleaned or d_ ed; alse, Cartaine sad. Pike's TooTu-ACHE Drors—Cure in one | fe",Goude, Carmts and Blankets cleaned during minute. i peed Ue Four address and we will call for and re- For All Femate Complaints, | charge Week secciveh oud eter bree in young or old, married or single, at the | f Brees from and to any place in the country. ag?I-tr dawn of womanhood or the change of life, | rPuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. Pierce's: Favorite Preseription manifests Such a positively remedial influence as to APMINISTRATRIX'S | SALE nok MAL 1 ‘ e GAN aR “Um. call forth the Icudest praise from all who START ae eS in Mr. John A. Kimzey, druggist, of Knob | $7) Ins LOU LOR tenah tak Noster, Mo., writes as follows: AN FAND OTHER “Dr. Pierce, Buffalo. N. ¥.:—Dear Sir: Your | fH ort medicines sell better than any other I keep, | BK BR and give universal satisfaction. The people | 7TH, are especially delighted with your Favorite of Prescription, and it seems to be a favorite 70 among al! that have ever used it.” It is sold by druggists and dealers in medicines. eo&k Baeetiaat etna ican GoLpEN Hint is the best and cheapest family flour in the market. 1 a geenaein $500 FOR A CASE of Rheumatism, Sciatic Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease that Dr. Fitler's Rheumatic Remedy will not cure. J.T. O'Callaghan, 529 7th street southeast, = Washington. 20,83: es | wOORNS, &0-—"-The wise for health on daity rte ame ee ‘s depend,” and thousands patronize Dr. M.L. BEALL, Administratrix. White's establishment, 535 15th street, oj 1% ¥ Ane foe Ragaroia GRR, | th watedts "THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. Bunions, Inverted Nails, ete. i PIANOS, é&c. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEW BOOKS. —Wood's Man and Boast, hore od hereafter, @3; | Trynhitts—Our Sketching 2.00 Baker's'Point Lare and Diamonie, id's Throngh Normandy, $2 50 THE DECKER BROFTERS won their success by solid merit; they hold it by unremit-, ting effort in the’ same jon. ¥ Tribun € Singularly equal and brilliant thronghout the en- tire scale—N. Y. Times. “ep at Te @. KUHN, Sole Agent, ns B22); ane 632 Now York avenue, Washington DO. S32 Humerston'e Harry Bloat, | ,,fi8B0" aud Organs tuned, regulated, for. rent aod ‘ative Races, Pacific States, | © mardi tr arrative of Le Mo: companied the French ex TE COLIBRI (HUMMING BIRD ‘The neatest, the smallest and the cheap: with 42 ings in ext first-class" seven-octave Pinno. evel lage and C¢ .. @. L. WILD & BRO. Sule Agents gences and Diary, Mac nates | 723 7th strect northwest, half sjuare above Patent Strangford's Egyptian Sept ; Stone | Ofice One fine Piano, bat littio used, for sale at a Industrial Drawings, Carpentry and Machinery, 15 | bargain, plates, 6, Ware» Parallel of Historical Ornament, and 5 colored plates, @ Vogel's Chemistry of Licht | (YARD.—The undervignec take pleasure in an end Photography, 91.75. Croqnet in great varie- noanci to their friends and the public, ty, $2.10 and upwards, Latest Spring Novelties in | in general that Mrs. C. REICHEN CH Chromos. No. 423 lth street, near Pennsylvania ave. SCLUMONS & CHAPMAN, Agents Lawrence's ane, continues the Sole Agency for our PIANOS, “Pure Linen” Papere, &c.,' 911 Penosyivauia | and that. NONE but the above firm iaauthorined to avenue, p22-tr | sell our Pianos for Washington, Georgetawns Alex = andris vicinity id will be thankful for s cop- ATURE AND LIFE. By Fernand Papillon. Macready 's Reminiscences. By Pollock. N ge so liberally bestowed in Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear, Washburn. WILLIAM KNABE & CO., Types and Emblems. By ©. H. Spurgeon. Fiano Mannfactory, No. 3=0 Weet Baltimore street. erfect Adonis. By suthor of Rutledge, Baltimore, and No, 112 Fifth Ep: chs of History—Kdward UII, York. Fungi: Their Nature asd Vee. By M.0. Cooke = SPLENDID STOCK—The prid renowned For sale by KNABE PIANOs, Gr: Soe arate Sanath Creat BR ee EAL Kone || ROR Tomar tities Setanta esas cat ‘| moet’ accome: dating: Tuning promptly a i8T_OF NEW BOOKS AT tended to. ks. OC, BEICHENBA! aa SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, joer bat. abeve Pons avenge ur & ee bet — nM. _ vy) hsoaees Ht = = hn's Heir. By the author of my Daughter == me PROFESSIONAL. rf A Perfect Adonis By the author of Rutledge, Ralph Wilton’ Weird. By Mrs. Al ander, 7. JOTT WEST, Saiely Married By the author of Castle. W etee baie KC Hl TE tT, The ee, a Valentine O His Brot! By Mre. Offices—915 F street b Washington, D. ant. C. ¥ Love's Victory; a novel. By Far.con. cee cS Anpual Record of B. ROBERT REYBURN 721 in pencer F. Bai « r 74. ff re ee street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue. The Inv: fthe Crimea, vol. 34. By Kinglake. | Office hours, #¥% to 9a in. 12 mand 3t Tir eeltirated Hulah* Memoirs: pabile wud privats | Residence, 3139 F orth orge 1V a mart, : biasing Cat at the ery low at peices. and stite | SCHUTIER & RAREMAN. aD Pages oF alt ercen charged. How Letter and | Feeaco, DECORATIVE and every deseription of eb Pavers of ai ores ae ee ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN FAINTING = _ nti street northwe 727% 4 BPECIMEN ROOM, 710 ¥ atreet northwest LUMBER! janti-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. si 77 PER SET FOR TERTH, KITHER JAW by De. A. PRATT, Gradaate of, LUMBER"! hio College of Dental Su ) 401 7th: street, between D and E. used fa extracting teeth janli-ly LUMBER"! JAMES 0. CLEPHANE. 5. Com'r ex aff. Com'y Court of Caves and Eramine in Chancery.) SHORTHAND WHITER AND Law OMce—No. 110 © at., between Ist and 94, facing Indiana avenue. mars-tr MEDICAL, &c._ 1 ATISE AC TION,” $1 PER BOTTLE sultations free ai Dr. DARBY'S. 11545 ‘ nization Building.) ap: D A.L BOSWORTH, Eleropaithve Paysician, ralgi® Dyopopela, Paralysis; Comtination Wiser , ie, Parainels;, Constion and Kidney afteett nervous aud eases. Also, all complaints incides Mmanently cured by Medica! Electricit D:. BUCKLER JONES has retorned to Balti- more. Old office, 33 N. Calvert street. Female @ specialty. Gousultation cx fidential. Lage 4i8%0rn Sreexr, span Pa. Ave. From long experience in both poset lis, and Spe: Cases of Gonnorr! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NATHANIEL B. FUGITT, CORNER 131 ST. AND OHIO AY- Liver LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER"! FOR SALE AT 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN LAST YEAR'S PRICES. api. 3m LUMBER! o ayete A ap? seph-nn 1 ROBERTSON. + Will guarentee a cure in all Diseases ef the LUMBER! ickly cured, and the petson entirely om the system, without the use of mer- cury. Spermatorrhra, brought on by excesses and abuse in youth, causing loss of memory and insanity, general debility, organic weakness, impotency, uert- Ous irritability, ¢ymptoms of consumption, indiges- tion. palpitation of the heart, pains in back, dimness of sight oF giddiness, evil &c., speedily cured by newly discovered remedies. ir. K., located for many years at 19 S. Eutaw at. Baltimore, Md., has couseated, after mauy solicita: tious by hie Washington patrons, to open @ perma- pent of asulted © 3,000,000 ET JOIST AND SCANTLING. 1,000,000 FEET FLOORING. 200,000 FELT WALNUT, all Thickness: ice in that city. where he may be coi y and Ssturday in eact week. from3 , ly OGERT’S VEGETABLE COUGH SYREP.— ‘Wanted, a case of Micopt Cough that cannot De cured oa “BOGERT'S PORTA LE COUGH SYRUP. it is also the best in use for Coughs, lds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Cron ud ali Bron- gale by the principal Drageists ARLES STOTT & OO., and ty Gost. northwest. novid-ly Besides # general assortment of all kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. Affections. and wholesale by CH. the proprietor, Tsi3 Onur facilities for handling Lumber enables us o fell below the market. Coutractors and those con- templating Duilding will do well to examine our Stock and get price list ef same before purchasing elsewhere. WASHINGTON A. oF LUMBIA. is pe WasnrxeTon, D.C, April 22, 1875 { PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF TH rey os DIS. £ OF THE Ce MMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING Fexp, Sealed Propesals will be received at this office until WEDNESDAY, the Sth proximo. at 12 o'clock m., for the sale to us of five hundred thoueand dol- YARD, jars of bonds of the city of Washington and District of Columbin. as follows aa 3 ie ‘en-year (Bowen) bonds. 73 37 WATER STREET GEORGETOWN; : nt six pars ait. (gold BRANCH, acts of Assembt "sh, I CORNER 7tu AND Q, WASHINGTON, D. 0. mbly 2%, 1573, (1S-year Water stock teven per cent. currency bonds, insned under acts of Assembly approved Juiy 2, 1571, and June 2%, } . Market stock seven per cent. currency bonds. ise Asembly approved - Chicago relief seven percent. currenc » inened under act of Ascembly. approved aps Im WHEATLEY BROS. SAFES. SAFES. etebes 5, = a opr (25.000 Sy ee Per cont, id tee sewed under act of Kcsoet api7-Im ¥ F etrost northwest. | snd‘contirmed by act of Oona en eee ratiied D¢™=r © Fane, 184—said bonds to be taken at par—and e the Crecites Post aad Gemst Rashes ht to rect any proposals which may Hoty in oes Cellar Floors, Areas, Park and Geen Weiee, | opinion of the city or 5 Btable Floors and Alleys Qonereted Walisarredes ia gw EN ‘as to render them ‘to dampness. ‘ ny are goed Toofea specialay. ‘All ork Sone romiptty ew dadaris BaRHGS i ploaes, Omce:'B streets bere ap23-dtd__ Commissioners of the Fund. NAtTionar SAU yDEPOSIT com- | J UMBER! LUMBER Cormer Vth Street and few York Avenue, ‘The of BUILD: FIBE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. gagnottere having use is respect- Bonds, Jewelry, Silverware, and all kinds of Valu- —- ables received on ‘Deposit. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER are now on hand at the following Safes to rent for $10 and upwards per annum. REDUCED ic} GEORGE W. BIGGS, Vive Prosident. es bianhien ot) B. P. SNYDER, Secretary. apil-cost_ | $4 White Pine PATENT Elastic cnurcH, Po. va. Dunlop. the trune 5 square S19,usin the ators Ww. at and said that waia sale SE Waitins, ital and private | dodings, self distrust, | EAVING A A.M. 18 PULL ARLOR EXCLUSIVELY NP. EPING cans aN and after 1 line will leave Ex, | 1:28 pat Sapte for Philedetphia and Rew ¥ : o A xcept Santi = | 4:03 p.m Exprem for Philadelphia and way poincs for Philedsiphia, New York te Fast aaily PULLMAN PARLOR CARS onal Day Trains PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ou Night Traine. Tickets and information can be procured at the of Ges of the company. called for and checked at hotels and prt vate residences on orders left at the offices company, northeset corner 13th street and Penne: | Yania avenue, and on northeast corner of Peun- Fanie svenus aud 8th s Depot BALTIMOK BOA treet K AND POTOMAC RATL seorner 4th and B streets. - Baltimor ALTIMOBE AND OU1O RAILROAD. WINTER HCHEDULE—Janvany 24, 1876 FROM Wash Battimers and $.30 3405 ; tations. (sia Met 3.43 pom. Tlthinre acd t rederick. 09 p m., Baitimere, Anns; ml, Hager Diarmediate Stations te His wna Way Stations , dariy arcept ; Louisville, Cine! >, Rock ville. os mS and all points m., Chicago end St. Lonts, Olactnvar ville and Pict . Fast Express SUNDAY TBAINS, Way Siarions.—S «.19.,1.30, 3.48 3p. Ki 74 zi i tho week. Ss Stop at Viaduct Hotel, Kelay How >a 1.40 p. m., etopp! Stato For as fellows: Derot cox TRAL LEAVE FORK BALTIMORE $:35 0. m., Nortbecu Express, daily except Mor 7. 5:03 a. m., Ex York, daisy 6 sept Sanday, clun, datig + limited Expres: for New York, dni except Sunday. Parlor Car Trak. m.. Fast Line West sud North, aud for Nor folk via Baltimore. Fork} daily except Sunda Pp. m., Accommodation, except Sunday for Philade m ighia, dally Seeupt Sass 2, Cincinnati Exprom, Wess. daily, ~~ » New York > od Express xpress, daily except Sarurds: . ‘North; om Saturday leaves st #28 2 CBee & WHEEH: ee ‘Sunda; .m., Balti daily except Sunday. m., limited Exprem from New York, dais cept Sunday. m.,day Express ce eon and 8:40 p.m. dei + connect at Bowie with traizs ic Wasabi at 6:35 a. m. and 4:55 p. jenton with trains fer Annapolis | Traine arriving at Wasléngton at 9 | B,2-veomnect at Bowie witn Py Passengers leaving thetr ordera et Ticket Ute, northwest corner of 13th street and Peuneylrn avenue, northwest corner #4 street and Penis)! | pia avenue, can have their checked at hotels and rosidences snd West. Through tickets to Ginctunati, Co! bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis, New \'r Keane, Daicage Cmnahe, fen Francieoo,andell picts Kast,’ W eet, North and ‘South. GEO. U. WILKINS, Genera: Sup ‘imore. Md | _D.M. BOYD, Jr., Gen’ Pam's Ageut. ay 2) 1 13874 PENNSYLVANIA zours 1875 | NORTEWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST a EY ‘all point ns leave as follows i 13 p.m ; : = AT TRACK Bi by ‘i » Palace Siste-room Day and modern improvcments, saved to Western and Central ears eg EMERSON weer as S v: NORTH oe ae. sins 2 2, ets by this r can at the offic carmen ete renee at corner of 6th street and Penney ivanie National Hotel, where reliable "Fees procurt; ngers secure eccommonations, in Palace Oare for Chicago. Pittebarg and Rochester Di M. BOYD, Jr., General P: JOKNEK OF B AND SIXTH STREETS. xepdria a follows:—€. 7 3,4," 6,6, 7pm. o and 7 pia. datiy, all olter eratns dally ckcopt Local ‘Trains leave Alexandria as follows:—6, 7, 8 9,10, 11 9m. 1, 24. 3, 6 and 7 ‘the 4 git dally chong Sunday. segs teaves Wash 11:35 p. for male at Offices corner iharec aed Be ania avenue, and corner 6th street and Penns: vente to be checked af all hotels aod teraore D. M. BOYD, Jr., GEO. CO. WILKINS, General Sup. THE TRADES. W0oD ENGRAVING. iH. H. NICHO! LS, ‘Desi rand Engraver No. 932 L 81: . views Tb232E Seah Meat AN! FRAMES and Ooun- ysaac CURRY, PRACTICAL mar®)-tr 805 ldru Stueer Nexrgwesr, After Mouday, March Ist, i876, trains will run ar ress for Philadelphia aud Now m., Express for Philadelphia and New ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKSBURG &. &., } PROPOSALS. ' PPOPOSIES FoR INDIAN coc Orne Rented Pr Goods. Chace & Tider Sas PH be received at NBO) hie Ril Do eho Bou TE RES peal, IB. for fer om en ery Or ell of the arucle. eam Fag ies ‘he alk ve ph Tbe open for badness after April W. 1-75 The Bide will Bs opened @ the prewm Board of indian Coa Peand 5 committee De dewigrated by the Svrts yo the Laverar Feud publiel; tn ihe fellow ing rae < quired te Chicage. & 2,200 pairs 2 5 200 pounde Tne 200 dogs ty Dew & : n Honing K Knive 00 dowen Ski @ dowen Pox 1 #2) dozen Sewing Awl We dozen Sewing-awl b r #600 Camp Ke'ties. in 4,50 buwcbes Beads. Bids (to be end. alm: be received ts ane seb~dules of whic will be fh to this office or to (he «flige The betters “U8. 1D. plainly marked in the et oo bi fied with th pre | should bethe upon the proposal a= a; mgle. Special car~ should be taken to adept us will in-ure distinetion from comply with this rule will sub vegt the cample tc th ; piddere wi rice OM cach -arnple pre ated, in addition t he price in the bid. vi M much facilitate Kot awards No sam Will be opened unt rep publicly read In executing th to imerease or ¢ ght will bs f resere t ny Or ment wit! in origin t re of the rey ie thet, | inany respect defanls 0 contract, or nb-let oF amigned to made on n of the quired to ite full en ance thereof, with two or ciency must be certified to trict at Blake fe nto this k A wing matic tioval Bank, New Rank, New York; val York, Union Natio Bauk of the State of Mixsou check or draft shall not be h on the amount of supplies and in case any bidder, on shall fail to execute the address, aud ference with their bide, in that city ~~ Bidders — Hovey. Pevmest tr for will Le made immed: apll co EDW.P. famorted elaee ey F proposals will be furnished enal Bank , Chicago. is Do Bat loch kp. Ro Sattamocnk t <te of three ted colore. roporals for Dra medical and ho«pital shed « New York ar er of cach sain ple mu der, but st posal by @ private mark all proporals. ued for the bes iutereats of the wding to direction- charge for cases or bali nd will be ny Tespect fail to nd and the contra uired quality y will No bid will be considered fram pers: in any bie her Preeontn ry shall Lave ng sched to increase ot decreas div any cuntract to an extent m -and the right is alse if such o ake, for at tion, DPics, application i will be regaired ty be Dlanket fu ined to furnish samph wd to furnish samples 6 pie all the bids «all bay « contract the right will be reserved nish the quantity of any of the | | articles embraced in the fore ‘and the ‘bed under contract mnst be de signated for thelr reception ° © made part thereof, will be permitted tc ther party without tof the Secreary of the B af in beeu prop OF to Bo. 6 White street how 5400 Or over must be k or draft, payable ner of Indian Affaire, epository. oF Upon nome banks: Chemical Na Metropol: ore Bank ‘nt Al ri, Bt. Lowin, jews than f+ ypuned to re with iL 0. be out Juty Ist, 5 . Commateal seer. itan National ew or centum furnished, ing awarded « contract place of business ot are invited to be present at the opening of the goods above advertised STOVES, ac. —————— SO Oy ————SSSSSS==s== w= WOLTER Cabbage, Tomato and Reg Plants for sale. Greephoore-— weet, KA ie ANTS. HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Baer nes no