Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1878, Page 4

ne ~ Mr. Chappell said it * THE EVENING STAR. neuter The ort Ook AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. | LADIES’ GOODS. | DRY GOODS. National Theater.—'The Babes in the . COURT IN GENERAL TERM. | = is - Wood,” which is very much of an extrava- | | Yesterday. Draper agt, Hyde; decree afirm- | \Tag¥ONAL THEATER. Fun: | SISHOr 0. EDWARD CHENEY, D:Pis | Mar mae ee te | GEL eet SILKS! MEDNESDAY.............-M@y 1, 1878. | canza’ with lots of fun and perhaps just a lit- | ed. Zimmerman agi. Mattingly: judgment | NY — | Se cotved Fr cae of reey S = — — Ue too mueh silliness, but spiced with some | affirmed. Temple azt. Kelly, and Strause agt. Third night of theengagement ot tha OF THE ALIN Weather Indications To-day. wit and abounding in lively music, will be re- | sami Orricz oF CHIEF SIGNAL OrricER. ‘Washington, May 1, 1378. Forthe middle Atlantic states and New Eag- land, northeast veer to southerly winds, st2- tionary and higher temperatures and pres- sures, partly cloudy or clear weather. excep. on the coest of Maine, fog and light rain. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—“Babes the Wood.” Ford's Opera How Bryant's Minstrels. Theater Comique.—Varieties. Grace Church, corner %h and S.—Straw- Derry Festival. Curtis School Building, Georgetown.—Con- eert for the benefit of John’s chureh. Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York rs m advance of the mails. ‘arasols and spring goods, cheap, at Tow- son & Co.'s. See their adveriisement in another column. . ‘Those who did not goto Lincoln hall last might to hear the lecture on “The World and How to Live in it.” by P. T. Barnum, the great showman, missed a rare treat, as he kept his hearers in a remarkably good humor the whole evening with recounting his varied ex- Gicsce and relating humerous anecdotes. he Hutchinson family gave tsome of the best of their songs, and at the close of the lec- ture a beautiful Dasket of flowers was pre- sented to Mr. Barnum by little Miss Lewis. The lecturer acknowledged the compliment Eracefullv. —_ i The District Commissioners have appointed Mr. 8. D. Neweomb as market master for the Eastern market, vice George D. Fry, de- veased A deed of incorporation was filed yesterday for “* Rose of Sharon nd Couneil of the A G. N. 0. of the D. and_S. of Ste Luke of T. E. of the District of Columbia,” with Ruf miey. Lewis Hol in, Robert Green, RH Gaines and H. A. Green as trustees for the frst year. Ralf Wormley is grand teaching master, and H. A. Green nd secretary Another death from trismus naseentium was reported by the medical sanitary in Spector yesterd he infant of Charity Lee, colored. Pleasant ailey, between G and H and 3d _and 44 streets southwest. The annua! meeting of the members of Al * ehureh (Unitarian) was held, in the commotion was caused about five afternoon the corner of Missouri avenue by the hasty exit of the keeper of a popular restaurant and his paramour from the back way of a house of iu fame kept by a woman Peterson. pursued by the injured wife of the restaurant man. with & three-legged stool in her hand. and accompanied by Sanitary Officer Connell, ‘The sinful t n eseaped through the alley ‘There have been several petty thefts o! cles of clothin a! the Freedm: ital since the r ‘AR some time ago, one of the n elothes and ot ‘The first river exeurs the steamer J. W. id, 6th street Mr. Brown, it nurses, had a fine suit of th stolen from him. nm of the season on Ehonipeon. to Leonardtown a very successful ail THE Work? E. Beek’s Hail last evenin Tailors’ Union, state Jon and Michael Fates to the assembly from t ASSEMRLY met at Mr. Cranston. of the fessrs. John Fal. of Messrs. E Id and signed. Mr address ly. Mr. Hall, of the Carpeaters’ Union, re y_had endor ed the resolution condemning the Post newspaper. Mr. Bark read several articles from the Post of Satur. day, which he claimed charaet ; ized the m bers of the union as thieves, assassins, Mr. E.B. B & binson said when the Post cam here it asked for the endorsement of the son associatic for it opposed , but he would not he laboring men. Mr. said that some the actio sembly was because of the polit hi paper. but it was not so. It was because they came here with arcel of rats, and opposed Washington printers and the giv. of a fare da wages to them. as natural the assembly should after their action in reference to the Post receive some bard knocks in return. He knew of some instances when the Pos! had re- lieved the wants of destitute printers by siving them work. Mr. Robinson said the Post did not want competent men about them, and re. marked that his friend certainly did not know much about the Post. Mr. Barker regretted to i the remarks of Mr. Chappell, and referring iele in the Post, to the effect that it paid as much to printers as THE Stak and Rzpih- Hican, deniedi ing there was 15 cents dif- ference. Mr. Godwin and others spoke on the mvs etMr.; Armstrong remarking that he acl tronized the Post, which he would pres the next meeting of the assembig ‘The announced the following committee to ¢ sider the spprentics law Thomas, E. Barker, Love, Wm. Sp J.M. ton, Wm. Boston, J Cranston, N. G. Plass, P. Chappell. THE RECEPTION To Rey. FaTHER BOYLE. the new pastor of St. Matthew's Chureh, by the students of St. Matthew's Institute, this morning, was a very pleasant affair. The school room of the institute, which ison K ‘street, was filled by the students and ladies and gentlemen invited to the reception. F. M. Schuetters, one of the students, made a short address, welcoming Father Boyle as the tor of St. Matthew's. Recitations were nm made by the following students: H. Jef- ferson, S. Ashford, W. Ashford, Orlando Wales, Chas. Krauskopt, and A. Schmidt. The exercises concluded with an appropriate ad- dress ie patter Bo le. a are os reported verbatim by the pupils, phonograp! being one of the studies taught in the inst tute. Among t visitors were Admiral Ammen, Mr. W. W. Coreoran, Dr. Ryan, Col. J. Berrett and Mrs.Berrett, A’ H. Lowery,esq., and J. MecIihane, esq ENSES have been issued to Isadore J. Fisher: F. M. orge W. Tali 3 W. Collison, of Colorado, and Lizzie M. Cox: James Hudnall and Sarah Chariton ; G. H. Hodges, of London, England, and Mary Atz, of Phil: a; G W. Parker, of Accoma: prepared alist of all merchants who pi- zi it at E. B. Robinson, A. I. Hall, Chas- R. Stephen Cart- WV. Reynolds, Wn. John Christian, and 0. garet A. Johnson. ‘al G. Nord and Sa E. William: Nahant and ’. Bell; P. F. Hall, of Bulti- Charles M. M and Annette F ley Hannah Pinon: Jolman and Fannie L. Armstead: ht and = Overlander ; NEW PARASOLs, new parasols, new parasols: bleached cotton (good as Fruit of the Li - pillow cotton, le.; sheeting cotton Widest and best quality, at a special low three hundred (v0) Pieces of wool cassimeres for men, boys’ and ebildren’s wear, prices ranging from 37e. to #10; white honey comb quilts. %e. : excellent quality one yard wide ticking, 25e.; black UKs, 62, 75, Sic.. $1, #1.25, $1.50; colored silks, colored silks. Carter's, 711 Market Space.— Adit. THE SALE OF PICTURES by resident artists, in the Corcoran building last Beping, wae a regular slaughter of the innocents. The at- tendanee was not large, and few if any of the Paintings brought anywhere near studio prices. Notwithstanding the discouragin: Fesult last evening, the sale will be continu tonight, and as many of the best and most important pictures are to be offered, there ought to be a larger crowd and better bidding. Bo good an opportunity to get really merito- rious pictures at low prices rarely presents itself. 2 William W Arthur G. ——__ ANDROSCOG6 rd-wide bleached cotton, ‘Tige.; sheeting cottons from Ise. : table linens, Dleached and unbleached, from 35e. up; Tur- key red tabie linen, from We. up: bed tlekings, from 123. up: summer flannels, all prices: eassimeres for boy ar,25¢.up ; White coun, terpanes. from Sc. up: spring carpets and mew mattings; housefurnishing dry goods at the very lowest prices. C. M. Towson & Co. 36 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near 7th street.—Adrt. ——_ ‘THE shocking condition in which the finances of the State of Louisiana were left after the of the war is illustrated the fact that the revenue of the an Catholic diocese of New Orleans has been funded into a lottery. There everything is a chance, and the lottery Seems a sure investment. For further infor- mation. write to M. A. Dauphin, President of Louisiana State Lottery Company, P.O. 682, New Orleans, La. eas THE SPRING Races, at Brightwood, com- menced to-day, and will continue to-morrow aad Friday. A number of good entries from excellent stables have been made, and the meeting promises to be a successful and interesting one. Horses will be called at 3 @eclock each day; trotting to commence Rfomptly at 3:50. Omnibusses will leave the Rational Hotel at 2:90, and call at the prinei- ‘hotels on the way out. = Pow’? DeLay !—Now is the time to secure a silk dress. molly’s special oifering of silks Smee ease Gays longer, during which his advertisement. rd of bargains. See EVERYBODY should attena EEE UoeSea aloe Sach Saba streets.— Adit. s bd eated at the National to-night for the tast | ime. To-morrow evening “Pii-Paff” will be presented for the first time here. Ford’s Opera Hovse.—Bryant's Minstrels | are furnishing their audiences with as good a programme as any one has ever witnessed in this of. They richly deserve fu'l houses Theater Comique.—Tms theater is gi first-class performances this week. ing Lincoln Hall—Miss Annie E. Lynchcome, | who lectures here next Monday evening, is 8 ene of quick thought and ready wit, 0 sfacts and theories clearly and forcibly. Her effort is for the benefit of Wilberforce University at Xenia, Ohio. We hear that Miss | Lyncheome has been tendered the editorial chair of the woman's department of a city er. 5 Opera.—The sale of seats to the opera season of the Kellogs-Cary-Roze trou) atthe National Theater next week will con mence to-morrow morning, and those who = to secure good places had better be in ime. Curtis School Building, Georgetown.—There will be a concert here this evening for the ben- efit of St. John’s church, Georgeiown. The concert will be well managed and the pro- gramme judiciously selected and arrange he following weil-known singers will pir cipate: Misses Eva Mills, Cooke, Swallow, Moxon, and Messrs. Pugh, Hotf, Younz, Read. Middieion and others. Grace Church.—The strawberry Festival and Fair at this chureh last evening was very enjoyable and also profitable. It will be re. peated this evening. Failure of the Second Trial of Major Curtis. In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, in the ease of Edward Ray alias Major E. Curtis. alias Houghton, charged with having, on the 24th of March, 1877, committed a rape on the person of Miss Ella Tydings, an orphan girl, o Itimore, in a room in the National Hote!, ihe jury, who retired with the case about 6 p. m. on Monday, were called into court about 3'4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Agtin stating that they had not agreed upon a verdict, they were discharged. 5 The jrryon retiring voted up to 10 o'clock on Moncay night 10 for guilty and 2 for not guiity—Messrs. B. C. Berry and Harrison C. McCauley. Atthat hour Alfred Lowry, A. W. Jackson, and Zach Whitemore went over to them, ar d from that time the vote stood mainly 7 for guilty and 5 for not guilty. The jury was composed of El Horace Hineline, Alfred Lowry ; Daniel Goods ry, A. W. r were A Douglas, Henry Heffner, and Jackson*. Those marked with colored. A NIGHT IN Fatky LAND vOR THE LITTLE Ones. — A large and fashionable audiene were pleasan entertained atthe annual e amination exerci of Prof. Sheldou’s pupils in Taimadge hall last night, in which up- rds of 100 children took part. The exer- ises were opened with a scarf dance. in which girls and boys partici pad. Then followed Syipbide,” gracefully executed by Miss nee Croghai the “Cracovienne” by i ss de Deux,” by May and > “La Manola,” by Maggie Wea “Chinese dance " by tweive b» L’ Ariel,” by Miss Minerva Sheldon ; “ Irish Wash- er Woman,” by Miss Mamie Pumphrey. The great feature of the exhibition, however, was the beautiful presentation of the story of “Lit- tle Red Ridinghood” and the pantomine of “Cinderella,” ha pupils. la Cross, as Red Ridingnood; Florence Kalbfus, as the Fairy. and Florence Croghan, as the mother of Red Ridinghood, acted their parts very well, “Cinderella,” Flora Cluss, Maggie Weaver, Mamie Pumphre: si i phrey, Alex. Hamiit ker, Edelin Hamilton, Perey Myers, Hooe, Anita Schade, Bertha } hade. Mamie Buchler, Rossie Minor, veh, Mamie Helmus, Elise Dufour, Flor albfus, Harry and Minnie Xander, Hattie Weyl. Lucy Abell, Mabel Cornish and Katie D, all appeared and some of them did re- markably weil. Lillie Baker, Augusta Hooe, Emma Robb, fay Hamilton, Josie Pumphrey, May Stott, Eva Thompson, Mary Hooe, Ha Courtney, Ewald Engel, Walter Stott. Mag: Abell. Nellie Courtney, Carrol Conover, Ed- ward Koch, Bertha 1, Violet Abell, Leo- uard Spencer and Nellie Brown, were very graceful as dancers and as pantominists. TEMPERANCE MAtTTERS.—There will be a grand parade of the lodges of Rechabites in this District on the Isth of June, with de ega- tions from organizations of the same kind in New York, Maryland and Virginia. ****Pucity Coune! o. 3, Sons of Jonadab, pads a Speneer, to Friendship Council, No. 2. of ‘T. George's county, Md., Monday 1 spirited meeting was held. made by Messrs. Speeches. were rroll, Kearney, Grifliths, Westonbaker and Bright, and responses made eatinan and others of by Messrs. Myers, Frienaship Council. 7, L0G. has elected: G..2 Miss Lizzie Buri J. Arthur Whitcomb, W Lg 0, rain, W. Fin.Sec.; Mr.J. Milton Hinkle, W. Treasurer. Minnehaha Lodge, No. 1, 1.0. G. T., has elected officers as follows: C. W. Litehtield, W.C.T. ; Rose L. Brainard, W.V.T.: John Miller, W.S.; D. P. Holloway, W.B-S. M. A. Darnal, W.T.'**""Rescue Lodge, No. s, 0.G.T., at Anacostia, D. C., last evening elce! ed the following officers: "W. F. Martin, T.: Miss Fannie Martin, W.V.T.; Lewis Bing: ham, W.R.S.; W, M. Minnix, W-A-S.; Jas. H. Grimes, F-S.; Mrs. M. R. Smith, W. Treasur Representatives to the Grand Lodge: John G Garland and Miss Jennie M. Waller. ONE OF THE OUTRAGERS SENTENCED.— terday afternoon John Thomas, the colored boy convicted about two weeks since of an as- sault with intent to rape a little colored child named Ida Coga, aged five ee in George- town, was stood up in the Criminal Court for Judge Wylie asked him what he had to say why sentence should not be pro- nounced. “The boy replied: “I am just as in- nocent as a child in the cradle. “All I done was to slap the child in the face, and I hope the court will forgive me for that.” His Honor remarked: “You were not tried for that,” and after referring to the circumstances of the case, remarking that it was only the child's extreme youth that saved the completion of the more serious offense, sentenced the pri- soner to five years in the penitentiary, the full extent of the law. A COMPLIMENT of more than ordinary mean- ing is paid at once to the artistic tasté of the ople of Washington and to the value of THE EVENING STAR as an advertising medium in the detailed announcement elsewhere in its columns of the great auction sale of the Lau- rent-Richard collection oF palntoes, which is te place at the Hotel Drouot, in Paris, on the 23d, 24th and 25th inst. This is a sale of much more than usual importance, and affords an opportunity such as is not often presented for procuring Works of the highest class and undoubted genuineness. It should not be over- looked by collectors of such. Dry Goons very ep: black silks, colored silks, striped silks, checked silks, plaid silks; black cashmeres; black alpacas; biack silk warp Henriettas pats silk and woo! black repadines; pure silk and wool colored grena- ines; three hundred (300) pieces of beautiful spring dress goods in light shades (wool not cotton), only 15e.; three hundred (3) pieces of wool ecassimeres for men, boys’ and child- ren’s wear, prices ranging from 37c. to $1. Carter's, 711 Market Space.—Advt. Is $10 FULL Suits, Hable Bros., D and 7th, have this day opened five new styles. Ordi- nary $15 suits do not look as well as these at 3l0do. This house seems determined to main- tain its supremacy in the style and aa y of men’s full suits af the low price of $10. —Advt. BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.—The following persons have pied voluntat petitions a bank: ruptey:—J. H. is, Ephraim 8. Randal Harmon, Boswell & Go., John F. King, and . F. Cake. ———__. WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.—Sold by R. Golden & Bro., Agents, Washington, May 1, 1873.—60,000 herring, at $7 per 1,000; 1,500 shad, from #14 to $16 per 100. TowNsEND’s READINGS, Tallmadge hall, Friday ni; ht, yeast to be a most enjoyable affair. His “Widder Greene” is inimitable. — CLOSE AREA ps0 ‘ ‘A. STRAUS’. OOK AT THOSE MAGNIFICENT LIGHT Colored English and Preach Gs Pi it ere Pant with Patent altuchment. y, po rachment, ‘They can ‘only be igand (PEUNKS! TRUNKS TRUNKSIN TRAVELING Bags, SATOHELS, In great variety, of MY OWN and other mak it lower than ever, at and ai wien iny Factony and Seventh Street, One door above Odd Fellows’ Han. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, #, of 20 Eee wwe prealses, "7 REPAIRING. made to order on covered ‘Tru &c., Repaired, and Trunks poe hd _*TR4 PANTS, FOR CHILDBEN, FOR BOYS, FOR YOUTHS, Bors’ DEPARTMENTS, apls-tr A. BABS & O00 . * > | ports, bu’ | e; argued and submitted. Eldridge agt. Coburn; on hearing. Kelly agt. Hille peal to Supreme Court in General Term. | CRIMINAL CourT—Judge Wyle. Yesterday, James Richardson, seiling liquor without lieense: judgment confessed for $105 and costs. Urban Geier, unlicensed bar; dis- missed. Wm _ Cahill, unlicensed bar; not E. P. Walsh, unlicensed bar; guilty. | Jeremiah Costello, do. ; do. To-day, on the opening of the eourt Judge Wylie called the atteution of the marshal to the space in front of the judges’ seat being intended for the clerk and officers of the court, but it was often intruded upon, and there wasa strony presears upon it by report- ers of the press. mething should be done to protect the clerk and afford better accommo- dation for the reporters. He had observed in any mpertant cases mistakes in their re- did not think that they were made } eal gnediy, but were caused probably by the pos jon of the seats preventing them from | hearing distinetly. If they were to have re- Porters here they ought to have accommoda- tions and be ina position to hear distinctly. The abstract of the charge in a recent case was imperfect in many things, and is hardly more just than @ parody in le in the mterest of the prisoner. court reproved the counsel for the defence for their gratuitous service. It was not that he reproved, but the habit of counsel of in. voking God and Jesus Christ to mtensify the dei ‘ations of counsel he had reproved. Re- porters were liable to commit errors, especi- ally non-professional reporters, and a reporter ought to be either a good lawyer or act like a machine. He thought that the clerk might spare some of the room. If the reporters id not sit here and report correctly he would not submit to what may be said to be a libel on the proceedings. Theodore Le ep ing open on Sunday (two eases); guilty, Charles G. Muden, un- Teeused bar; on trial. Pronate Court—Justice MacArthur. ye: Eichler, de- against administrator issued. mos Hart. deceased: decree appoint- Hart administrator; bond, $17,000. Estate Louisa Devers, deceased ; decree ap- pointing Frederick Spindler administrator e. Henry B. Munn gave ad ti- tional bond. as guardian to orphan of Lydia Ann Banes, in $3,000. Penelope Lacy was an- pointed guardian to orphans of Edward. Lacy, deceased : bond, $2,000 BEFORE Bi Estate Richard Gressern: letters of istration issued to Paris H. Folsoin 31,200. Estate of Jennie L. Wall, des Charles E. Prentiss and William F. Mattingly filed their accounts as collector Iso gave bond _as executors of sai ill in, $20,080. Es tate Hannah J. Bargy, decease y taken before J. J. Johnson, esi " filed and award. t will and testament of Enoch G. Bell, deceased ; order of pubtication issned. Last will and testament of Thomas O'Dea, deceased ; filed, and order of public tion issued. e of Alfred E. Tilton, de- ceased 1 of Maurice J. Hurley, de- | ceased; proof of publication filed and wiil | fully proven. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snell. To-day, Agnes White was fined $5 for disor- | derly conduct. John Miland was arraigned | for Keeping an unlicensed dar James A. Tait, charged with keeping a vicious dog, whieh bit a colored woman on her arm; dog ordered to be killed—an appeal was taken. John Biair and George Moore, charged with an affray: $ each. Emma Jackson and Mary Smith, assault on Eliza Alexander; $5 each, or ten days in jail. Greenberry Duvall, threats to Ella Ch: bonds to keep the peace. Wm S nit an incorrigibte colores boy, was, on com- int of Amanda Davis, his guardian, sent to the reform school. Conrad Johnson was fined # for profanity on the streets. GEORGETOWN. ‘ B —The marriage of Miss Kate V. Bell, daughter of Captain W. E. Bell, and M Theo. G. Valiant took place yesterday evening quietly at the residence of the bride's father, 159 High street, the Rev. T. D. Valiant per- forming the ceremony" couple left on Jate train for the north. Miss Mary We: yer. daughter of Henry Weaver,esq., and Re Phil P T. Hall, of Baltimore, were unite? i marriage yesterday evening at the home of the Uride, on the | Rev. Dr. Marray, assist. ed by Dr. Drinkhouse, performed the “¢eremo- ny. Mr. Hall isa clergyman in the Methodist Protestant church and is at present stationed s Ferry. **"*The wedding of Ensigi Charles McCartney to Miss Annette Cragin took place, as mentioned in yesterday's STAR, Rev, William MceKenny peiforming the cere- mony. GRAIN ARRIVED.—Boat Seneca, with 1,300 bushels wheat and 3% bushels corn to H. M. Talbott ; also, 1,200 bushels corn and 150 bus! els millfeed to ifartley & Bro. Boat Hattie & Bessie, with 3,400 bushels wheat to same. ap " € admin- boad, WEDD! Th MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE—Ollering on ‘change to-day 4,700 bushels wh '» with sales as fol- low s 302; 325 Dushels at CITY ITEMS. _ WHEN you feel the first pain from rheuma- tism, goto your druggist fora bottle of Du- rang’s Rheumatic Remedy. Ti always cures. Do nor Porson Yor ELF by indiscrimi nate ape ‘ation of cheap preparations, but call for toilet waters, powders, cosmetics, &e., made by J. & E. Atk don. DAILY ARRIVALS at the Norfolk Oyster De- pot, 621 B street northwest; soft shell crabs, ard crabs and clams. Cheap for cash. White & Co. I" "You will never buy any other if you once see “Excelsior” aiiver ater in use at Hamilton’s, ¥. M.C. A. Building, 9th and D sts. €0,1; H. D. Cooke, Jn., & Co., Bankers, agents for the Cheque Bank of London, limited. "Parties fisting Europe will do well to carry their funds in these checks. 4,25,e01: Art Norice.—I am instructed by Mr. H. N. Barlow to announce that early in the month he proposes to make a sale of the largest and most valuable collection of oil paintings and fine bronzes ever offered in this city. Parties interested in art matters, as well as intending purchasers, should by all means hold them- selves ready to take advantage of this mag- nificent coflection. Catalogues will soon be ready, and time and place of sale will be duly announced. T. Dow1ine, Auct’r. ROLOSON challenges the world on the “ Ez- celsior” Keyrigerator, which may be seen in operation at Hamilton’s, Y. M. C. A. Building, 9th and D streets. e0-1; HOsTETTER'’s STOMACH BITTERS.—There is nothing Squat to the enjoyment experienced by the afflicted when using this valuable specific. Its mild tone, jts sure and vigorous action upon a disordered stomach. and the pore of the entire human body, recom- ena itto the whole community as a reliable riend. MEDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE. Not so, however, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, a cheap and efficient substitute, which answers the same purpose as far as loeal diseases of the skin, rheumatism and gout are concerned. Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye produces natural effects and is safe. Happy Trpryes for nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, drugged, and quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effec- tually cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- vermacher Galvanic Company, New York City. 6,18,d&kly t ora samen Bo ta ure Mrs. "Ss for all'diseases of teething in children. It reltoves thechild from pain, cures wind colic, regu- lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and health to the child, gives to the mother. To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of Amerivan or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities, His cleansing and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent's suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city en account of his superior work. N.b.—A specialty of his con- sists in removing spots from costly party dress- es; 25 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- moves ap pots encctaally fom ped arsiele, and careful pressing gives them pearani asif newly made. id Gloves cleaned; two for 25 cents. GtBArrON & STORMS 7 CELEBRATED NEW YORE FIVE CENT CIGARS, For sale wholesale and retall by 5 ap15-1m W.8. ROOSE, 1233 Penna. ave. ONDS AND STOCKS, ited Bonds of a)i kinds; iasrictot Cotumbia Bonds of varion sos eae wt uniepal and 18 JOHNSON, spa boa marls-tr ‘10th st. and Penna, avenue. ‘Dr. ‘Thou- ints, sihdge, Prentiss corti ‘cured imine 18 years ago."* Painless cases, of bunfons, 3. Pennsylvania avenue, uy ‘Ladies nD attended asusual. ‘Galt or too tate. al LD CLOTHING, &c.—L. KICK, acaier O Second-hand CLOTHING, Boots, SHU! ins, tis made to appear that the ¢ MISS J COLVILLE FOLLY COMPANY, e most complete burlesque organization on earto. Most pos ED NESUAY, EVENING lost positively fast night of the ereai BABES IN “TH® WOOD: On, WHO KILLED Cock Rosin? Mile Roseau in her charming renditions of Ope ratic selections, Sir Heury Bishop's ceebrated | 10 Song, With flute Olgatto, and the very sym- pathetic ballad, **Baby M' Mr. Edouin in his comte characterization, Tae | full company arnesring with the DRURY LANE MECHANICAL D: ORNITHOLOGICAL EPTsC day—the acnlar—** Robinson Crasoe nrday Matinee— 3 raay, Evening Farewell—Two Barlesques—** Oxygen and Blue Beard.** . Thursday, May 9-RENEFIT OF H. ©, FORD. DION BOUCICAULT as KERRY. | Also, CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS, “Last of the season. myl tr ATIONAL. Opera. ~*POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY. [ONDAY, TUESUAY AND WEDNESDAY, ™ MAY 6 Tand 8, es A GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. KOCH. ees, Director 1G. @. FRAPOLLI.. Riel (iis first appearance in Washington.) VERDI. DONLY. RARILI WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, Miss Kellogg | Mile. Marie Roze | Miss Cary a8 Fitna. as Mignon jas Federico, TOM KARL, CONLY GOTTSCHALK, BARILI. - Admission, $1: reserved seats 50 cents and $1 extra, according to location; gallery. 50 cents. ‘The sale of reserved seats will commence on Thursday morning, May 2, at 9o°clock, at box office of the Theater, WERDAY, MAY 9, BENEFIT OF H.C. FORD, ay ILLARD HALL. THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1878, Benefit of litte. EVA H DERSON, Programme: KATY DID AND KATY DIDN°T, To conclude with OUT TO NURSE. Tickers 25 READINGS _ EDWARD C. “TOWNSEND, TALLMADE HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 8p. m, Tickets. 25 cents, be had at Brad, Adams: and White’s, 1142°7th st, ESTER? ‘MENT FOR TNE BENEFIT OF EPIPHANY CHURCH HOME, Operetta and Art Studies, under the direction of MR. @. B. BARTLETT, AT LINCOLN HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, May 34, 1878, at 8 O'clock. SATURDAY MATINEE, at 2 p.m, Admission $1; Matinee 50 cents. + Boardinans*, 15h st., ap20-5: cents extra, at Ellie Music ap2)-e-8t Res-rved seats 50 Store. PERA HOUSE. WEEK—MONDAY, fabri 29, and SATUR- DAY MATINEE, The Original . BRYANT’S MINSTRELS! The Excelsior Troupe of the World, NEIL BRIANT, Manager, Direct from Bryant's Opera House, Proadw Y. Full Orchestra and Brass Band. Giganti in- strel Entertainment, seldom equaled, Prices as usual. Box office open 2, ap27-6r F, F. COBURN, Gen. Agt, RAND CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF St. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, AT CURTIS SCHOOL BUILDIN WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 1,°78,at 80°cl'k. The following well-known singers to participate: Misses EVA MILLS, COOKE, SWALLOW, MOXON, and Messi PUGH, HOFF, YOUNG, READ, MIDDLETON and others, Admission 50 cents, Tickets at Metzerott?s and rad. Adams’, city, and Cropley*’s Drug Store, Georgetown. : ap27-4t ASHINGION SCHUETZEN PARK. ‘The Restaurant at this well known resort still dispenses all the delicaciesof theseason. Par- tes ordering dinners or suppers served at the of French patterns. Bonnets and Round Hats, which she will open at her Bhow ©? Boom 926 Pennsylvania avenoe, on WEDNES- DAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY of this week. Also, the latest noveity in Dressmaking. A verfect aybo-tr fit guaranteed. - a Freescu ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ‘Will Lecture for the benefit of the CHURCH OF REDEEMER, R. E., i} aT WILLARD HALL, H oN — FRIDAY EVENING, May 3il, at 8 o'clock. | , Received to-day, from importers’ auct SUBJECT: immense stock of Very fine “Jno. Wucliffe, the Morning Star of the Reformation.” Tickets, 50 and 75 cents; to be had of m the Chureb, Eilis’ Muste Store, Penaa. at the door on the evening of the Lecture. INCOLN HALL MISS ANNIE KE, LYNCHECOME will deliver her lecture on WOMANHOOD, MONDAY, MAY 6TH, FOR THE BENEFIT OF WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY, Xenia, Onto. 25 cents; reserved seats, 50 cents. For 430 D st. ap9-Lm F WERS that we will offer at about half their value, CONNOLLY’. ap26-Im_ 608 Ninth st., opp. Patent Omice. D eoUGLass’ embers of ve. and a29-5i" N th street. Ninth strect. Summer Merino UNDERWEAR, | For Ladies", Misses and Children. New Stock just received, And prices very low. | Look at our new Grecian CORSET, Our Own Make, DOUGLASS’, it Bt., St.Cloud Building. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS LoEre ER’ S WASHINGTON CITY WARDEN. between Ist ani 2d streets, Gian icNic and May | KEW PARASOLS. FESTIVAL, WEDNESDA May Is’, N NEW PARASO! 1878, The undersigned respectifully solicits: Just recetved direct from the manufactur- the presence of bis patron: ul friends <0 the er, in fancy handles, Plain French Horn Handles, Pear! Iniaid Handles, lvory Handles; Englisl k Handles, And many ou. from $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, and u) 25, $2.50 . * = wnat, sowson - co., ven 636 Pennsylvan Bitte. above entertainment. Gentleman and Ladies, 25 cents. An exestent orchestra has been especially engaged for this nc- casion, ERNST LOEFFLER, Propr. ap30- LYMONT PAVILION. . aa- No Charge for Lan This beautiful summer resort has change. ics | apl7-tr Management and bas been placed in first-rate order for the coming seas-h. and ho change, DM, SYELGIAN has this year made a speciaity °°" READY-MADE DRESSES, as heretofore, will be made at this landing. and is now constantly recelving invoices of Kilt, Tickets admitting a vlan Apply fo 8. F. SMITH. Proprietor, or BRAD. Rep. | Towurst and other Suits in all the desirable shades ADAMS.812 F st., for open dates. I WENTY-SECOND GRAND and materials, direct from his house in Paris. LsO, A chotce line of Sil and’ Cashm OPENING OF GEO. JUENEMANN'S Capes, Circulars, Linen Dusters, Mu ico W rappers. PLEASURE GARDEN, and dedication of my new and costly Pavilion, On WEDNESDAY, May Ist, 1878, to which I invite my customers and friends. A fine Free Lunch Wil be served on the oc- Mantillas, In and Cal> . Undergarments, J.B. P. Corse’ and new and exclusive destens In BONNETS, MILLINERY GOODS and FINE DRESS TRIMMINGS, all at very attractive prices, PENNSYLVANIA AV) 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. apll. =. casion, a a = GEO. JUENEMA RAN EN! Corner ath and GEAe? orEnine Conerrt and Dancing will commence at3 or Faull Band Is enga; ap FRENCHUP AT: ane Band teen —_—— eNCH PA RN BONN EXCURSIONS $00 FOR A Sess Ui he barge COCKADE CIty ean b: AND charteted for Excursion season, by applvine to BRAD. ADAMS, See"y, 812 F st. WM. MCPYNCTIEON, Pres. W. il. WHITE, Treastirer. —First Grand’ Sunday Excursion, May 5. 3 returning at 8 p,m. Music and Refresh= during the ROUND HATS, Un THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 11th and th, To which the Ladies of Washington and vicinity are respectfully invited, MRS. M. J. HUNT, apl0-tr_ No. 621 and 623 D Street N.W. C=™- RUPPERT, No. 403 7th Street N. We Grand opening of a magnificent display of CHILDREN’S SILK and MERINO CLOAKS, LACE CAPS and BONNETS of Variety 81 CTION PRIC Ladies) French Kid Button Boots: Ladies) Foxed Button. Ladies’ 18-Thread Lasting Button, LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, GIRLS and BOYS’ MARSEILLES SUITS of the iatest de- Signs and Lest material ALSO A FULL LINE OF ZEPHYRS. WORSTED, GERMANs end) NERCOLER WOOLS8, POINT Ladies’ Fine Kid French Heel Button Ladies’ Best French Kid Button, A, B, Ladies’ Foxed or Goat laced, Ladies’ Slippers, all kinds... Ladies’ Newport Buckle or Ti Misses and Children’s Shoes, BERLIN TOW ieee an HA LACE, BRAID, and AVPLIQUE PATTERNS, Genvs Gar Hane Serened 2aos Tes kinds of EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, Gent's French Calf-Stitched Stray x. BC. ay6-1in Gent's Congress Gaiters. .... $1.25 wo 4 Boys" and Youths’ good Shoes at low prices, All goods marked in piain figures, One Price Only, ap29 St GEORGE MCCARTHY. E ARE STILL OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS ral TO CASH BUYERS, fox Gaiters $1.50, redaced to $1 25. plain Lasting do, $1.50. now $1 5. asting and Foxed Gaiters, 75, 85, $1 and SPEciaL NOTICE. LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring wear of my own make for sale at very reasonable rices. : Opposite Patent 0 Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order at short notice, mar30-tr Mag RUPPERT, 9TH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, Bit and 50c Has just opened a large and select assortment of + Strap Bi cent’, worth INFANTS: AND CHILDREN’S LACE CAPs | bert Ties, $v aid BONNETS, BOBES, -whort Ties $1.25. and Boys’ School Shoes 75, Chiurdrenss School She oys? LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, And all kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISH rth $1.50, &5 and $i, GO. 75 and $1, ters $1, $1.25, $1.50 wecut Shoe hard to best, 24 men’s Creole Calf G: $2, sold Pair Justh*s Heel Protectors GooDs. Novelties In Liste Thread @ LOVES, Black 8! MITTS, LACES, LACE GOODS and EMBROL J. W. SELBY, ERIES, SILK and WORSTED FRINGES tn al! shortest notice, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania av ves % CE CAP: aply-1m E. LE MOUR, Supt. ap27-te between 19th sd 30H $2 ee cas CHILDRENS LACE CAPS UNDAY EVENING, AT 7:30 O°CLOCK, IN SHELDO}"s HALL, 1004'F street n.w., RS. LOUIE M KERNS Will give the BALLOT TEST and other Spiritual Phenomena in full gasiight. Admission 25 Cents, these Phenomena, TER COMIQUE, 11th street, BELOW PENNetLvaNik Myneee, OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Performance Every Night. Matinee for Ladies and Chiron EVERY WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, First-class In Every Respect. Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. jan30-ly 626 626 Conjurers cannot Ieattate 270 ON EXHIBITION } AND SALE { E Sr, = a EB. FREE AKT GALLERY AND STORE, Choice O11 Paintii ings, Chromos, & a taeet okey Babee aay cet Shades, Pi re Cords and Tas- sels, Bings, N ‘Ma- TERMS CAGH, ¥a- Please remember Name and Number, jyl-1y |G IS HERE.— Now is the Tine its and Children’ SPRIN' to Sell,—Ladies’, Gent cast~ off Wearing Apparel, Boots, 8) &c.. at ex- traordinary hij prices at “JUSTH'S Old Stand,*? No. 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail will be promptly attended to, marsa-tr S.J. P. PALMER, ‘No. 1107 F STREET ea WILL HAVE HER GRAND OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND FR BANKRUPT MANUFACTUR- ERS, $20,000 WORTH OF GAITERS, TIES AND SLIPPERS, To Be Sold Without Reserve, ENGLISH ROUND HATs, ON THURS”*AY and FRIDAY, 28th and 29th inst., To whicu _~2 cordially invites the ladies of Wash- ington and vicinity. marg5-tr EMOREST PATTERNS, all the new styles, ust received by We Es WHITE & C0. Book: aellers and Stationers, 1149 7th street n.w. ' School and Blank Books specialties, ‘ly By LOUIS HEILERUN, 402 SEVENTH BTREET. Sion of ‘That Old Woman of Mine.” TIOUSEFURNISHINGS. JREFBIGERATORS. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF THE BEST MAKES, ALL WIDTHS LADIES: AND MISSES FRENCH KID, pinhe,best stock in the city. | 1 name in part, The Congre: sher. with inodorous 3 the C4 echt ined i omescongTess, Lace tor, Triumph, Ice King, and other makes; Gait Jeffersu: French Ties and Slippers. mu ne re GENTS pnd Boy's Hand gra ashine- we se’ jutton, Congress. Ties, Office ani i Shoes, Lasting, BUCKEKIN and Canvas, CHILD®> all-colors of Button, Lace and Buckle Shoes, all at prices to please, — E. F. SIMPSON, ap26.6t 1005 Penna. ave. EPP¥ REFRIGERATOKS. Have just received all sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR. P.8.—Price lists to be had gratis at store. a25-tr FESTIVALS. ADIES’ FESTIVAL. BLAKE HALL. 71 StreET 8. THURSDAY W., M ESDAY, and FRIDAY NIGHTS of this week, for the benefit of the bth Baptist Church, - SUMMER RESORTS. ‘APON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Hampshire County, W. Va OPEN MAY 157TH, 1878. Unequaled by any mineral water in America for the cure of Kidney and Bria Troubles, Uterine Ailments. Gout and Acid Diys- pepsia, and Diseases of the Skin, Its waters are alkaline, and contain aiso Salts of’ Lithia. It isan untailing solvent of Galeulé, Capon has proved of great value in other diseases, and can be more con- Aidently relied on iu the above named than avy other minetal springs in this country, Fine Cha- lybeate Springs, rich in iron, on the grounds, and & White Sulphinr Spring of excellent quality éasily accessible, ‘The alr of this elevated region is pare delicious, and the plunge and other baths sa- perb. I guarantee the jinest Bund of Music souta of New York. For detailed information, call on 5 2 Ebbitt House Washington, D.C. Sehd for descriptive Pamphlet. myl-eolm ‘M. H. SALE, Proprietor. WEST POINT HOTEL, OPEN MAY 30, 1878. male hotel Bes: La orn slevator, end wae th oughly renoval past Winter, painted. inside, the rooms on upper floor enlarged: and all souve? Dlencesadded. ithasalso been entirely refuraished The be In readiness to accommodate those wishing to attend the June examination and dailat Military Academy. Address GOODSELL BROS., West Point, » WEA EDs eciNore AVENUE, Goin June RLANTIC CITY, N. afoad ww25-t8e07 M. E. HOOPES. al GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR ! \OZZENS’ ap26-1m ry] ¥. YEING, CLEANSING, BYEING: CLEANSING, DYEING, CLEANSING, DYKING, CLEANSING. LADIES’ and’ GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS. W. H. WHEATLEY, EFFERS TREET. Geo D.C, bers BSON, stablished A881" to which the pooploof the pissiet aut ehousanas oF otuers of Phe States and Territories will testify. ‘Send us your orders. JON E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B street n.w.s (Near B. & PB. Depot,) Have for sale at half cost of manufacture ers’ prices, 1CE KING REFRIGERA- TORS, suitable for Family, Hotel and Res- taurantuse, [Post] ap15-1m tbat Known Ee eee ie ViNEST AND tae : made inate ‘626 Oth street, U8. They are strongly built and handsomely finished and perfect in practice. They are packed with a perfect non-conduetor, and| ave Slate-stone Shelves; in fact a perfect! Refrigerator. OSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, BETWEEN 46 AND 6TH STREETS. The STOCK of the above house is now complete for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. OUR PRICES TO BEAD THIS SIDE OF BOs- M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) 1009 Penn’a av., vet. 10th and 11th sts., ap20-tr Sole Agent for the District, ae ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE oF HARMON, BOSWELL & Co., SPECIAL NOTICE. We desire to announce to our Washington pat- rons that we have in si from the recent large auction sales hel at New York— jeces STRIPED. PLAID ant FANCY SILK, at 55, 63, 75, 87, $1and $1 25. COLORED. in ail concelyable shades, ae. St, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50 and $3, 500 pieces BLACK SILK (exceptional bargatns), sg 1. $1.25. $1.60. $1.75, $2, $2.50, $8, $3.50 and $4. ALso— 400 dozen JOUVIN REAL GANTS DESUEDE, bveiy pair Darranie m at 6 cents, at 90 cents, 250 JOEL GUTMAN & 00, ONE PRICE LACE AND SILK Horse, 32, 34 and 36 N. Eutaw st., Bart a} 30-5t ROPHEAD & CO. #39 Penna. ave , bet. 9h mor, M1. nd 10th ste. Are now onering «number of exirandiuary bar= Ram: ne Which are to ba found vl Linen Lawnsat 15e, 26 inches wile: 001 Twilie Sommer Croth, 1'y wide. 87 Lovely French Organdies 45c Courcauid*s ail-siK Biack Crape, $1.25 and A Oe de of Biack Crape at $3.95, suattable fo: that capnot be matched a@t reta'l w one wishing to buy to sell again wou! secure it; ¢ GTO Grain Blk at87%4, would be good al y New Parasels and San Umbrellas very Androscog gan 4 4 Bleached Cotton 7 The mpson's perfect G Clark"s bes? 200- Spools for oo! Busting ins in first class goods BRODHFADS.. a ra. ae bet. 9th and 10th. oo of laa REAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” OPEN FRONT, | Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen Linings to the Bosom, made of Wamsut:a Mastin and twenty-one hundred Linen, ready to put on for only $125, Our goods a ie by us and Suaranieed as represented. 75 W. 1002 F Factory- Branch ARPETS AT COST, GoopDs, Good Piques, 6); cents, Calicoes, 4's cents, Uneapent stock Children’s Fancy Hose in ¢ Ladies Balbrigans. 25c. Ladies Kuls, 50. Linen Lawns, 10, 12's. 15, 20, 25 ceuts, Largest and cheapest Parasol stock in city, Kest Gros Grain Silk at 7Bc. to t Finest $1 and $1 ack Sik y Half Wool Dre s, SIZ Gr. Best Uniaundried Shirt from 80 €assimere stock slaughtered to ¢ Good Bed Spreads, 50c. Pereaies, 8c. up. Agent for Bazar Patterns Brussels Carpets, 85 to $1 for cash, T. N. NAUDAIN, ay2T-tr 709 Market Bpace, TH STH) OTHE oTu STH FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE or BLACK AND COLORED SILK or $1, $150 for $1.25. sell a Silk worth $1 75 for $1.40, We sell a Silk Worth $2 for $1.50. » Persons who wish to buy Stiks are assured that ‘We mean what we say. it we advertise, i our Silks at -importe New York and Piilladeiphia, aud offer the greatest bargains ever * auctions in we ran aud we du seen in tbis city, CONNOLLY'S, ap2i-tr_ 608 Ninth street, opp, NEW SPRING Goops, PARASOLS WITH PLAIN AND FANCY A. , PARASULS WITH PLAIN FANCY PARASOLS WITH SLAIN AND FANCY DL From $1, $1 25, $1.50, $2, $2 50, $3 and up. NAW SPRING DRESS GOODS. SEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, ‘EW SPRING DRESS GUUDS, n1Z)g Cents up, BUNTING, oe All Woo! BLACK CASHMERE, from 50 SPRING CaSSIMERSS, for Men and Buys from 25 cents ap, SILKS, 65. 75. 87, $1 av RING CARPETS, from 25 AND BE . Fr EUNTINGS, riNGS. ts Ups wear, D. cents up, Bargains to ve had in Dry Goods, at C. M. TOWSON & COWS, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, LACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, B Plaid Btiks. Cheek Silks, Black Cashmere. Black Tamise, Biack Silk Warp (Henrietta), Black Alpacas, and ‘undoubtedly the largest assortment of new and beautifo! Spring Dress: Bonds Wash. ington city. CARTERS. 717 z Tbe Popular Cash Dry Goods store. We are selling an excellent quality (Guinet make) Black Silk, real satin finish, sublime quality, at 51.25. We have sold one thousand yards of 2his Slik since February 22, 1878, We are selling the best Black Silk in this clty at $1. We are selling a ood Black Silk at 6c, have just received a large lot of Colored Silks in beautifal light shades. All pure wool, very wide, double width. fine qual ity Black Cas* mere, 50c. This Black Cashmere is. aspecial bargain, only 60c. About 300 ot Cassimeres for men’s and boys’ wear; prices rang- ing from 37c. to $1.50. Beautiful Spring Dress Goods (wool. not cotton}, 1Bc, ; pure silk and wool Black and Colored Grenadines at the very lowest fast prices: four (4) pair of real Eng!ish Stockings Gee das Si, oar ae ie in} , one-yi double twilled, 250, — SPECIAL NOTICE.—We have placed a large sign across the pavement in front of our store with Our name (CA RTER'S) written on it in gold letters, $0 that every one will Know where to find the cheapest and largest assortment of Dry Goods in Washington. aplé-tr SPRING We have just opened noe Regrettes, Knickere °7 new Bou bockers, Silks, ‘Casuineres, Lawns, Ac. : 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentie- men, ranging in price from §1.00up to $8.00. Androscogg! in Cotton, Tige, ay27-tr Fruit of the Loom, 9c. Lonsdale Cambric. Ale. W. W. BURDETTE & CO. No. 928 7rn St.. No. 706 K St. N.w, mar27-tr A SFLEN DID LINE OF KID SiayEs, Boe, ir, A few Marseilles ‘Spreads, 500 pairs Gents’ Low Quarter Shoes, $1, $1.25 313 Biokth street n. 1 60 and $2 soiled. worth “Bi; Hobely “toute 1.60, $2, $2.60, $3, ‘and $4. Buckle, Tiesand + Wey Bust Corset, guarmitee steels hot to break. $1 1,000 valrs Men's Gaiters, from $1, $2, $1.25, $1 50, | 'S offered to cash buyers meres Frou 00 Toe. yards: Rigen iota 18 - . $2.50, ‘and $5, Hi Damask 25c, yard. JOS. 500 pairs Men's Working Shoes, 75 cents, AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES. Bi BAILEY, cor, teh out Fae w. mimo lot Men’s Lasting and Moroes nts —_—_—— eee Ladies? wear, fine Kid’ Button, Circle and Front | Stock must be sold to close business, are Sapam Beam. #1, 92,00, $3; up go $5. saradics Foxed- | Call early and secure bargains. apé-lm GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. tain Lasting ‘hace from 65c. ty $2.50, sss ‘ 7 NEW yoRk WURRON SHADE HOUSE. Ladies’ De ww Quarter, atton, men GOUDS—1 As. JE3. AIn Alurge lof of Patios’ Slipneie Se ne eae: " p8-Ly NINTH ppontte Patent Once, on ies” be ‘e. tte be 1 o ‘Persons purchasing eae to the kmdunt of $3. | = = OVERCUATINGS AND BUITINGS, Wil receive a bottle of French Dressing Free of i charge. LUMBER. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED, Iam. determined to doa RUSHING BUSINESS prefering to turn @oods into Money rather than See them lay idle on our shelves, WILLET & LIBBEY, AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY AND FRI- apri9-3m_ Day. »y | CORNER 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK Ay, ‘ANS’ ‘ST. NAT TAN® | SPRT AK, PBCOvERY sed yout fal apnea rete Hatt to, its original color ice in three to ten moves andra! and its the hair OUR REDUCED PRICES: it, ions | FLOORING, (Clear of Knots)....... .... .$23 00 VA. PINE BOAEDS....... +++ 14.00 WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed). + 2000 ‘convince, Put up in large bottles, Price One Dollar, Forsale at 2d and D sts. n.w., marls-tr corner 14th and I n.w. ‘OTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BONDHOLD- the holders of Bonds, the payment of which is, secured by & cortain. mont ie on CONGRESS. HALL, at Cape Bay City, Jew Jersey, made by tei, Geeta eee na tees, Dearing date the of be ‘sy virtue of an order of the Court of Chan Rew Jersey. made on the 38th day of a case foreclosure of said mort- ‘wherein said Trustees are '. Cake et on 18th WASH BOAEDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 CASE BOARDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 LATHB! 1,000,000 DEY BANGOR LATHS ATA den, New Jersey. the New Jersey, the cou Fepresenting the Bonds, 80 that | may ascertain court the amount of Interest due upoa cach of said Dated April 0B, 1878. PB VERY LOW PRICE, aT ¥ STRATON, WILLET @ LIBEEY's, apli-m.w&f-18t Camden. New sera. a ¥ ‘ASHINGTON HOME REMEDY. oe eee eee acm DE. LEWIS’ PLASTER. ¥. SOHAFER, = FOR A QUARTER, MBECHANT TAILO: large! Saal ana | oners talenee of bai stock at and below ganda. Sitpasee Gapcine | Soran of bis: atand ‘Drugotsts. Ask for a Circular, | S@-A call is solicitet, yt aioe matt 1111 Pennevivania ave. n.w. TAILORING DEPARTMENT, A. SAKES & 00.°8, 921 Pennsylvania avenue. G*¥5TLEMEN’S HATS, Just received, fresh stock. pot Ampeg ts EATS isaed Gentlemen's SILK UM SRELLAS Oe apl2tr 1237 Penn. @ve., ext cor. st. ADIES SUN UMBRELLAS ‘Bik, Al Regen Aimer madsen, OE a EN, Ss UMBRELLAS. apls-tr Twilled Silk, Pa: m Frames, from $3.60 ap. Gvanaco froin $2.80 Gingham from 60 cents up, war FELT HATS see = WALTER KER,