The national Republican. [volume], February 29, 1868, Image 3

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Wall's OriRA 1 local La Hue's mlnetrcl
troupt clr a matinee this afternoon, tad to
ulibt wilt girt a farewell performance Tht
troupt haa beta the taoit aucceasful ever In the
District, and they merit the patronais they Mre
received. The company In All lit travels throuf h
tfceeeuntr hu preserved IU orfanliatlon In
taet, And never succumbed oa acoount of any
pecuniary troubles. The managerhae faithfully
fulfilled tl obligations, tad kept Ms promises
with the public Inviolate With a cottrU of ar
tlstes unequalled lathe profession, with energy,
perseverance tod Indomitable, will, Mr. La Rue !
sweeping with the tide of popularity And he
and hie talented troupe will be iledlr welcomed
arid meet with a g eaer6ua support wherever they
may locate. The fifty dollars wai taken laet
evening by Albert M. Noyei, of the Sttonal In.
ttUtgtnctr otAct,
NATfOSAL TiiiiTHt There wit a tolerably
falf houee last Bight oa the oeeasloa of Lady
Don'a farewell benefit. Her personation of Jo
aephlne, to Buokstone's drama of the " Daui titer
of the Regiment," wai performed with that cheer,
ful aoaaioa and ndlutu which Is the character
Utle of her act I of, And the muileof the part ahe
f at with her wonted excellence. A U to be re
retted, howerer, that ehaao far forgot the pro
prletlee of the pro fen ton, not to eay the atnenl
Ilea due from a etranger luthla country, as to
lug la by the care," In ' Kcallwortb," a politi
cal fling at a large portion, If not a majority of
the people of the American Republic.
To-night "Rob Roy' aod " Aladdin" will be
LOUAL DEPARTMENT.
IIivir N.w. Yeaterdejr th. wind blew from
Ih.northweel, fomfnirlarB;. watea on the 10
tomac. Tlie captain of the atcaraer VattderbUt,
A. I. Colmanr, report, that ther were detained
DAT ort Waahlof ton for about Ave houre, work
lnc their paaaage through the drifted lee, which
atenda to the bottom o( thelrlreri conaequCDtljr,
Inatead of reaching the city at a o'clock a m,
hey did not arrlT. until IS o'clock m. Owing
to b. Ice lo the rlrer, they did not attempt to
fnVv a trip laatnlthf The mall ateamer K.)
nort Ij Plain i rank llolllofihead, leftserenth.
tM'twh rf it 6 o'clock a m , but waa detained
k. the ice Nit four lioura off tori Waihlnr.
ton It lirVno ateamer t. O. Knlrhl,
I? the nIw tor " ""- Oeoreetown line, I. Ice.
bound rn'tUb" "'A:'l?'K!Z','
u.,.ro;;ipT,',TAh1."is,.'-" .s." iiyfisc
whfet! w'.VdJ. at W.U'"'.' ' " 'el'k
a. n , had not arrl.ed at ,?? ra; ...,..
W. noticed lue-boatpa."f "P'beEa.tern
Branch wllh a large achooner .' ' i Ai'V'.
achooner Jame. "rarr. left It ""-...ft SV!
wharf, foot of Twelfth alreet, uw '"', '"
Philadelphia Hererat ojaler boa "" . w.
Hllei'ewharf fordowntherlTer ThU '"''n.
haa a lot of men employed repairing li wharr
at the foot of Llerenth atrcet. 'Mr. J. l. John
aon at Brother hare atopped work on their ynart
at the foot of Twelfth and F atreeti, owing- to
the cold weather Theae gentlemen Informed ua
that they Intend erecting a large aalt-houae on
their wharf for the accommodation of the publle.
Tag Navv VAno The Eaateru Dranoh, off
the nayy yard, la Hill well eorered wllh Ice, and
little or no boating la done The Tallanooaa, a
aide-wheel gun-boat, la on the waya, undergoing
repaira ne n inienuru, wo . n ...
place ofthe Aseutney, the Government propoa.
I. n n.ll thai 1 aar.n a rutxt hnat Ttltl Will DO A
P1
-..,-. . . aL... .lkallnai 1atJlt.,Bl.tj
-union boat. The Nelpilc, a aecond-elaia pro
i. Her gun-boat, la alio on the waya, undergoing
J,,, orough refitting. Itlaatateilthat the heada
Jr tk .different bureaua of the nary yard hare
?..!. 4 letMM from the Nary Department In
nniVi.V what further reduction of forcocar.be
.ji 'n nature of the anawera returned we
did .At ... ertaln, but It la bcltereU lliet no re
dn.Mon wit ' be 'made to-ilay. It la hinted that
ihJ ,i iJl... P eent.of the eatlwf.rce
tm k.VTfAi. wd on or about tha lath rolo
W.'.l.f.'SlVtk bowe.rr.th.t.uch'wUI n.t
be the case. j
h 5,5.' I'lA U Wffl. $ Jffi o'i1,
to ratlly the call for a natlo , -'nS,'
held at Cincinnati, on the " l m, 5?'
The following apeakera are Onoound ; 1-
tir ?.. 'tt aj L...inr. NvA . ir.
juiuci , niri o nt7uw.r ---.-, itvu
Thomas A. Hendricks, U. S. bcn.ltor, Iu(llati
Hon. James U Henderson, U S Senator, Mil.
sourl) Hon William Mungen,M. O, Ohloj Hon
Samuel J lUniUll, M. U. rennsylvanlai Hon.
8 V Cary, M. O , Ohio, JJon Wni h NiblaClr,
M.U, Indiana! Hon. LoreuivO Sherwood, presl
identNatlonal Uheap-lrelght Railroad League.
HABiAsroRrirallKroncCiiiErJri'TiCKUAr.T
tir. in Chambkrs A petition for the release
of Jerome Itradley, was brought before Chief
Justice Cartter, yesterday, sitting In the Crimi
nal Court ItseemsthntMr II had been arrested
by the detective officers and held la custody as
aicessory to a forger). While awaiting the
magistrate's disposition ofthe case, Mr. N. 11.
Miller complalued that he, aa counsel, was re
fused admission to the prisoner by Detective
Clarvoe, and that the caso was delayed The
Court remanded the case, to the magistrate
below, where It had been already sst for a hear
ing at U o'clock yesterday by counsel.
ArrxcTED v. rrn Paralysis. We are sorry to
announce that at an early hour yesterday morn
ing Mr Lewis Thomas, who resides on Q street
south, between Ninth and Teuth streets west,
was taken very suddenly with a paral) tlo stroke.
Dr James K. Morgan was called In Immediately,
and rendered all the assistance In his power.
His ease is considered a very critical one. Mr
Thomas la upwards of fifty yeara of age, and for
manrveara has dealt very extensively in wood
and coal Ln the he vent h ward, and has gained
many friends.
S a Li or "Oontbabakd" Wiimkt. . Collector
Clephane, of the Internal Revenue office, sold
At publle auction, at hla office, sixteen bnrrels of
fMhiakv. which haJ been aelied by him in bond
for taxes due and unpaid Ihe liquor belonged
toMr.T. J.lluriey, of the Potomac distillery.
and brought $2 OA per proof gallou He also sold
ATM in United Males bonds, deposited by Hurley
, For the Oovernment whUky ineter.whlch brought
JW per cent, premium. Also, a small sum lu
fold, a pArt of the seizure, forH Z
1'albk pnxTKicxs. A youn? man named
Charles V.Mattam waa arrestedby Officer Levv,
m the charge of obtaining about M00 from P.
1L, Welch, on rennaylvanla avenue, between
Seventeenth nd Lightcenth streets, under false
. tretenees Tho accused Is an Englishman, and
I irr respectably connected A hearing In the
).. ae was bad befoe Justice Morsell, and the
0h. rge being fully proven, M Alt Am was corn
tail ted to jail to await the action of the grand
J"'y- .
T-A RUX'A MlSSTBKLB J.HD TUB PcntlO
SonoOiJi These fvortte mn4rels will glfe a
eleet entertainment, to which they Invito the
attendance of the chtldreaof the public schools
tad others T,hc Jolly fellows have a world
wide reputation, and are worth hearing! be
sides they will Include their regular A50 prlie,
and the children will have a chance to try thelj
luck at drawing it. The doora will be open At 3
o'clock. Oo early and aeeure good setts
JttsesM Mbmbaott fc Co The irusteea of
ilTnlvarv IJaptlat church yesterday presented to
Messrs Matierott d Oo a card uf thanks for
ktlr klndjconslderatlon in presenting the church
-Itti a act jot one dozen of the "Temple Choir "
, somcera of tb church recognize this glftae
i.- Ulng rxnreaslon of those principles which
I ' MMUarfil tbeu. in their business and social
1 tlon t0 ,u omrauntty la uhlch they dwell
a.f ..Inl swKoarolnwantoXOonts'Furnlah-i-.KIh-w
friendly adtXse to go to the aplen
!.059O0. .V wishing Uoods hfore of AfAare
dl3 OentiFui; ,, MarbleMUll, 468
l"?f SiMM i Ities I'Atenl Office You 'can
street, opposite urlces. white
ftU.7 p'rice'f'lo'VuH '.ffcr&rf?. "IffrVKS
e.ll .
Committed for CoortT -John Wagner, I ov
d Hiulr. and Henry Kehnelder, arrested by l)e
iMtlveiCoomesand MllUrnnd LleutenantsTalt
Ind IKuae? ehlrged with robbing the store of
VSSSiSf. hB a hearing before Justice Walter
Jd.thtflrit two named being committed
KJcMr.AVtfbehneWordlsinliyd
Madamv Kemalk, No MO H street, corner of
8ev.nh a tt.e rtal MnjF "'
We understand that IM hh h" ft cures
1. the most chron.c diseases, end that j, jwweri
nre really wonderful. Ae a eWO) h5!
io suMrlnr. and doubtless those v0, ly,V
mL. .J"1'.I " .i .a. w..nr thldwM aklll
Mauwa wtn it hu iuviukm v. ,r--,
be presenteu , receiving the largest nuwhar of
of Washlngto. tutiful gavel to tho fcemperance
votesi vjso, a bt vin Km it,
organisation recei , i ,
u riL-rnnrrnW at the ATew
... ) to-murroW ot the Kew
f....tf wilt ha Bervil "-l ...'... .i .-
. -adies' rAi amii BTiVAL wll (be held at
A . ehapeL corner Of Third and North A
Waugi .pifoi Hill, cowmen)ig Monday even-
street, C ' 2 jv magnificent dresslggown will
Jerua.jm Temple, No So,, ,,, subject!
tweeullandtJ.atlla m th. mouth ofthe
"The money I'eter took fro , , JJ(,
rlah" Alao, at Metre rott 1 ' ui , , , Th
. "TheTrlaltylutheperaonotJ. ."".
public are reapectfully lnvMed
Mna. Wliooxar. will "''"ee'rTentb1
A.m. And TU p.m.
LtcTcni. ox Kfibitvaluh Thomae Oalei
Foriler deltrered another of hla lecture! on
plrltuallim at llarmonlal Hall lait evening.
The lecturer aald that there were many people
profeialng to bellevo that aplrltualiim was a
mere phantom. If, however, they would Inveatl
ate the subject, they would And It to be A grand
truth. The lecturer then proceeded to demon
trite that man was A nhvslcal. Intellectual adiI
I spiritual being that the physical and Intellec
tual were mortal, and the spiritual LtnmottAl.
lie minutely described the human brtla and
body, and said that atheists argued that the
brain of man was the mind of man, and claimed
that If the mind of man Is Immortal, then
the Idea of the churches Js fallacious, because
the brain can be destroyed) and this theory was
correct. -Theologians had done nothing to eon
trovert the doctrines of the metaphysical school.
Theology admits that by some sort of alchemy
man Is to become Immortal, but does not demon
tr.t nv tualtlkta tha Tact.
Hplrltueltsm demonstrates that the vital prln
cipieaoesnoiuweiiin me Drain or minuoi man,
but that there le some other agent. Man haa an
external mind as well asasplrltual Intelligence,
The human mind la as formless as the air we
breathe. It Is capable of education, and may be
called a spiritual, materia substance Change
Is written on the unlvereo, and the brain doea
not constitute an exception tp Ihla Inevitable
law or nature All vitality la In spirit, and not
In the brain. Sensation la conveyed to the brain
by the nervoua fibres The voitalo or elecfrle
mental current of the mind la Impressible from
without. It Is not the body or brain that feels.
Nothing can move Independent of the eplrlt.
Hptm la the poattlve principle matter the nrra
tlve. Matter does not move except through the
force of the spirit.
The departed spirit tan conscious Individual
ity, and communes with those left behind. There
were nearly ten million spiritualists who could
b ar evldeuee to this fast
The lecturer then adverted to the fact that the
aame spirit which had persecuted and ostracised
peoplu In former times, because they could not
Sellevewhat they were ordered to believe, was
till alive, but that It waa not ao demonstrative,
because the thinking and reading publle had out
frown the learned publle. Clergymen say that
hey arA especially aelected and ordained by
Ood to let forth certain doctrlnea, aod none
dare gainsay their theories. Hence ostracism
prevails In society.
Spiritualists believe that they can do their
fellow-men more good by rolling up their sleeves
and going to work for Ihem than by going
through a form of prayer.
The spiritual school believes that not a human
aoul created by Ood will be lost, but that all will
live on la thefr appropriate sphere
The lecturer next spoke of the "philosophy of
dreams,' and contended that It waa not the spirit
which needed sleep, but the brain and body, and
dreama were the action of the spirits.
A Had Matximosial Alliatcx soon aHer
last Christmas a person of the remalr persuasion,
who sports a red wig and fair of army shoes, and
who has encountered the atormso! sixty winters,
emigrated from the green fields of -trln to the
metropolis of the- great American nation and
Pitched her fortunes In an alley In Suampoodle
Not long thereafter ahe formed a considerable
liking for one Mr. Janvs Collins, not so ex
rerlenced, by several stretches, In the ways and
he woolngs of this world.
James waa, In the due eourse of time, capti
vated, claimed and captured, and was led, a
willing sacrifice, to the matrimonial altar, at tit.
Aloyslus, where the twain were made one nein
on Tuesday night last Things worked smoothly
for a few hours, and James Collins was so well
satisfied therewith that he forthwith surren
dered to his blushing and gushing bride the deed
for bis shanty and jeO in greenbacks, as we am
Informed, which is all very clever, we consider.
t on the part of the said James Hut " the course
, of true love never runs smooth," and so It proved
I to turn out In the prescut Instance
I Itanneara that James had In hla shantr an
Invalid friend uot a female -whom hehad made
up his mlndtoeare for until the ald invalid
should "pass in his checks," alias die Now.
we do not wonder at the tender-heartedness 01
the said Jamea Colllns,slnce he has experienced
many una and downs in life, one leg being some
what shorter (han the other, and eald other being
rtVsrena. to ihla benevolent arrangement the
now Mrs. Mary Collins did not Incline, by aomei
so there was a row aomewhere aoon
Mr Invalid waa wheedlfid easily, no doubt
Into the belief that the above mentioned Mary
waa a solacing committee, when she proffered
him a hot fie of whisky alias nltrc,rl)cerlne
This had the desired effect, and the Invalid was
soon perfectly oblivious, and completely at tlie
mercy vf ,bia unsuspected foe.
""A process of ejectment was then and there lie
Cruised, and j promptly executed by the
Lowir from rWWch Jt Issued, and Mrs Mary Col
Tina baa wrVoJe end so,Ui control of the premises
rihl flank moveii.(ji soon reached the ears of
Sfarre dear husband, who related hla unex
pected woesto Michael Nhay and hla wife and
onelhomts Kennedy. Til tMo advised Jamep
that be had eomBitlfdPregloi,e blunder by
tying himself to a woman ep.mijeh ojJer than
himself and so aelf-wlllcd. an I by nc Whit her I n
his property and greenbacks, and tlsy foithiylth
proceeded to the shanty to mete out lo Mary
t cnaauiemeni which iney aujuuja- uifn
(ha
nf. "tund the door closed against them, and
fbeyi 1 tho triple-pressure force, causing
thcyapplU ' to succumb gracefully and the
'lie door latCu good order Mary was duly
door to retreat lu vengeance committee de
chaitlsed, and the ne next, and in a short
parted .Mary's turn e wler, of the Seventh
tlmo Ufflcera Xynch and t. Justice Walter'a
precinct, escorWd tho trio t. cked up, and
headqufirtcrs, where they t we heard
where they spent last night The la Tustlce
of James Collins, be was hunting for . vry
Walter to secure a divorce paper, while n
was aearchlng for the tame dignitary for a euo
ic&rra nto
Ejecthkyt from tub Cam at Ooimof.
tille VA-Tho Lynchburg Ann has tho fol
lowing item: ...
"Cousldsrable excitement was octaslonod at
1or donsvtlle on I ridsy among the colored popu
lation by the summary ejectment of three negro
women from the ladles' coach of the Las tern
bound passenger train on the Central road The
women were from Washington, and upon leak
log the Orange train took their seats in the la
dles' coach of the Central train, and upon being
requested by Conductor Anderson to go into the
car set apart for them unqualifiedly refused tu
do so, asserted Ihat the were as "good as any
white folki," nod had the right to ride where
"other ladles" rode The conductor thought
differently, boweer, and upon their continued
refusals to take seats In the car provided for
them, he summarily ejected them from the train
'The ladles (I) therefore became highly indignant
audTapplled to Major Morse, of the irecdmen'a
Hurcau, to 'gin them their rights, but this offi
cer, It Is understood, declined to Interfere, and
the train having moved off, tho Indignant feral
nines were left to fume and fret,
. '
CitanaED with HionwAV HoenicRV. Last
night, about? o'clock, the cry of "police" waa
railed on the corner of Ninth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, which bergeknt btuart and
Officer Heed, of the Sixth precinct, responded to
Immediately. When they arrived at the spot
they fouud three men in n desperate struggle.
They arrested the three, and took thstuftiihe
Central guird-houae, where they had a hearing
before Juatlee Clark. Oen Peter Ahljr , clerk ,
In the Second Auditor's office, charged the other
two, wm r. urcgnion, oi uammore cur, ana
LdHard Little, of this city, with committing an
assault and battery on him, with the Intent of
robbery. The Oeneral stated that he had been
paid off ) esterday, and that he had some $200 or
upwards in his pocket at thetlme.but-aucceedcd
in saving it The Justice held Little and Crrgh
ton for a further hearing and released the Gen
eral on the evidence of a friend wth regard to
his character and profession.
Oaitier'a Najivb Wine Dittkrs We take
pleasure in tho opportunity allorded us to sub
mit the following
Sixth Atisls. IV. T , lebruary 20, 1M8
Mb.U.jOautieri Please sendbyexpresSjU. Q
n.ttr my address, one ease of j our Native Wine
Hitters, for myself and friends lor three years
I had beta a suJjcrer from deblUt). resulting
from diseases peculiar to my sex, and four bot
tles of jour Hitters, presented by a friend, Mr
Llllott,of Cincinnati, bate almost entlrel) re
stored me Hence my order.
ours, respectfully,
Mrs A, II, ItoDSBTBOif.
PUOMOTIOKS IX THETllXABOnT. -The foUowr
lug pro root Ion have been made lu tbe Treasury
Department since leb 1&
(secretary's Office Henry S. Hall and Horace
Monroe, from 1st to 2d olass
Third Audltor'iOfllee JcorgeO Wunder, O.
E Lewi? b' N Lamoiir, WauHimell, WT. II
Wykott, H A. HavlB, from 1st to Zd class) O. H.
Thurston, Wi A Tappen, A. Jackson. II. M
Living, C A Van Audcn, from 2d to 3d class.
first Auditor's Qfl.ce J. W. Andefson, from
lsttolJciSil
ii
Arrestid -Amao named Harry Morgan, after
an exciting chase by Detective McDevltt, waa
arrested by Officer Kelly on suspicion of being
concerned In the theft of a coat, valued at ITS,
from the National Hotel A aolored man, with
the coat, entered a pawn shop, the whltji man re
malned outside, which circumstance arousing
the suspicions of Mr. McDevltt, caused hla ar
rest Morgan was taken to the Central guard
house, where be was locked up for the night
PinctiAax of am IaLAMi We learn that Mr
Thomas M Harvey hasjust purchased an Islaud,
known aa Hampton Uar, in the vicinity of Nor
folk, Irglnla, where he designs erecting a'num
ber of buildings and enter extensUely In the
0 iter business He will have agents Jn l'hlla
delpilaan4ftework, and oysters !ui reach
those Cltloi (he t tme flajr tie are shipped
-t- j
To n Co-msrLD-The poor people of Iho
city will be glad that Oen Uoward has Juit
luueil an order to continue open the soup
houses vf the city for an Indefinite period ft
wase"pecu(fth-;ypuldbe closed with tbe be
ginning of Marcil.
BKtrriurnovKUiCNTaud training children, by
ProfeiaorO ,)owler,at Metierott Hall, (his
evening at 8 o'eloelf. Free phrenological exam
inations and advice at 91 Lbbltt House. Call at
onoe.
Take Uf Lstra Last night, about 1ft
o'clock Officer Columbus look up citray a horsp
and wagon, which he turned over to the owner,
Mr. John&rallt. a bake; on lenth street.
ALLCaXDLAftCEXT AXVomaxixtheOaskv-
ine uaitimore American, or last eyenlng, eon.
tains the following spicy ease that was heard In
thateltyi
"A alnrular and rtht mttlnr ftmln.tloa
tookplsee before Justice Ilrlde, at the Western
olice station, Thursday afternoon Dennis
)rlscali, a resident of Port Chester, West Ches
ter county, New York, was examined upon the
charge or stealing a lot of furniture and a hog,
tho whole valued at 100, from Mlshasl Kane, a
resident of the sarar place.- It appeared from
the evidence given by Kano that he had been
Absent In New Jersey at work for about four
months, and thatreturolng to Port Cheater, he
found hla house empty, and the neighbors told
him that hlajvifehad taken the furniture and
two of the tITVee children andhAd left there Ifl
company with Dennis Drlseall. and said that she
waa going to her uncle la Washington.
"This happened about one month since, and on
recelvlne the Information Kim eimt South.
and after looking around la this ottv and Wash-
uuu lur icTcmi wciii oa ioudu mi win man
two children ram fart a hi dAm Ml tatted In ft
house in this cltr, wbleh Drlseall had provided
for them, while the Utter waa at work At hla
rrane nere. Kane immediately procured a war
rant and hid Drlicill ftirjtatil .man the thftrr
of stealing tha furniture which Was In the house
m rort unesier,
"Mrs Kaoe next stood up to give In her evi
dence. She teillfled thit Kin hftd ftbuaed her
ever since their marriage that he'iiad often
threatened to kill her when he came home at
night drunk, and that for twelve months he had
not paid five dollars for tbe support of herself or
iiaiiifi ho niu eniirciy separaiea nimsen irom
her for over four months, and noting upon the
advice of tho neighbors, she had broken up
housekeeping and gone to Washington, where
ahe had reUtlvra, and would have hopes of
naning n living nne acxnowieagra iobi ine
had sold tha furniture, hut fcllered that It he.
longed to her. Aa Kane eould not sustain tho
evidence of larcecy against DrlscalL when Mrs,
Kane r.ve this evidence, he waa dti charged from
" Drlseall kept quiet during (he giving la ofthe
evidence, and seemed to care very little which
way the ease waa decided, Kane aald that he
liiuieuj wiiuiu iorccuicr mt irrv vniitPa
who were at present wlththelr motherland that
ni wtu pcrieouy w.ninr o lei oer go unjfrnero
evinced an equal ladltTcreocefor the further so
ciety of her liege lord Kane declares bis Inten
tion of having Drlseall arrested on another
enarge.
Fthxs DuJttxo the MoitTir At the time of
going to press the roil owing-named nrea nao oc-
currcu uurmgine preaeoi mgnini xco.o, ivsp.
m, alarm from box No. 1ft) Chimney of houm
nar the corner of Seventh street west aad H
street south i eb. 12, 1 4ft p. m . box No U Na
tional Hoteh damage slight. Feb. 14, 12 40 a. m t
box No. 48 1 frame dwelling damage small eb.
IT, (.MP m , box No, 3 J.Qi Naytor's carpen
ter ahop and T. 11 llrown's paint shopi loss,
about lio.ouo leb IS, 8.8 a. m , box No 71;
Dyer's Hotel, Second street west end Indiana
avenue) loss about 1,000. leb, 10, 10 42 p m.
box No 71) frame grocery, Third atreet west and
O street north) damage nominal, leb. 20, 10-07
p m , box No. Hi stables destroyed and horses
damaged, Second street west, between Virginia
atenue and i atreet southt loss about $500 Itb.
22, 4 07 a m, box No 41) Hurdle t. Powers res
taurant building, corner Flfteenthknd F streets)
danage, A10.000 leb 23, 21ft p m, box No 2
chimney of house near becond street east and L
street south leb. 23, 10 50 p. m, box No 63j
Dorsey Hotel, corner 1 and Seventh streets)dam
age slight Feb 29, 12 68 a. m , box No, 18) nah
housesand fishlnc aroaratus at foot of Thirteen
and-a half street and the PotomaCjthe property of
Messrs knicbt It OlbsonandMr. Conrad taqnee)
kJeven fires occurred during the present nfooth,
of which f even took place inside of one week,
Uosx to DALTtMonK-Wm. Knght, one of
the gentlemen who lost their fish 4iousee, .c , by
fire yesterday morning, left for Dal tl more city
In one of the morning trains, yesterday, for the
purpose of buying a large lot of seines to re
place those destroyed by fire, for the eomlng
season. One of Mr John Olbaon'a boats left for
eocomlco creek, for the purpose of conveying
him to this city, he being a partner of Mr.
Knight.
MAUUIKD,
Rv rttthor Uocotfutd, U
, MCfABLASD 10 Mill
A'KII I aHAil'Bjl
Ua tbe JCtb lDt , t tho realdsace of the brUs'i
mother, r (lis Rev air. Orar. CoaasLiA Kava
MAetiii, vf Whloslon, D t T , to tapula J J
Hi a oil. af Decatur, Aubirni
UnTiiadar. IhaVtth laat , bv Rev W, W. Dean,
II M llXSXXTTtoMlMZsLLAlI. Kiscu
aw
D1ICD
8odJf lily, on Tbnrtday, 27lh Inat . CflAMtts Joux
soy, eldrai too of Andrtw J. nd tlli DgnnldaoD,
In Ihe Wth Ttr.r of bU ass
Tbe frlcnJa of tbe family are rsipectfullv Invited to
fttHtoJ tho funeral, from nU father1! realdance, H
7tlndlaDa avenni, thli (HilurdayJartsraooD, at 4
o'clock Service at Triolly Church at ft o'cloclt,
JitteiSDtat rblladlpllaT
Ontlio2(!thlBit , l hlaroaMenca, 498 K atrsrt, be
tweet) IttHrili and IlftH, of dlaaiaa of the heart,
KtxaoW I CstFrsx, clerk In Pension Offlcs, sged
dlv.l.l l.naarili Mil.. aT 17
rrlanJa of ilio Stcointd aro Id
fuuorsl, sl Ills rsildeuce, Hip u
On tbo rth inat . la QaorfMown, aftr a brlsf III
dmi.Mii Miar 1 AaaoTrt wifittif Oeorg l Ab
bott, ihi , and daughter vf the lute John If Moulder,
of this city
Tl funeral will Uks place Tram bet lata realdcncf,
on Ilrldsft atreet, Osftrjtrtuwn, at3o clock tbla after
noon The friend ofthe family are invited lo at
tend On tie Sth Inat , at 2 o'clock, a m , after eloug
and Painful illoei", which bo bore wllh Cnrlatlsa for
lltude. Chaslbh V Wsibsx, In tlieaotb yeSrof liU
-, sldeataonofllenrT A audAnnaU Woden
Mendaand hctiiialntanceaof the family arero
JJ?.,.!." reuated to attend Ihe funeral tblaaftfr
P" '"'"m n lek P mi fr,n ln residence of bit
Km" il Vfn:W avenue, betweeu your-
inuiii . v. t"-- '"." !.."
luOeor.itown,flnl.e2-t.ilut , Lpusa Nowlix,
wllow of ihe late TboiaaaAjwlsn
LOOALITEM3.
Ir u ulitD ef the aelent Athenlana that they
speul their day In setklag mine tMl1 H '
pltrthey did not live la tbort time Th,T llllUt
have found ao many now tlitoji st lleunlag's Qae
Price Clothing Store, So 311 tforentli street, Intelll
leucerllulldiug, A SriUTLCfu TaiTU I TUouaude die aunually
from neclected rough and culd, which book rlpea
Intocouaumptloa, or other equally fatal dleae of
tbo Ludk, when by the llmefy uta of a alugle bottle
of Wlstsr's Balaam of Wl'd Cherry their live eoutd
have bocu proenrcd to a green old age .
'llAr men of many mluda" aires wltb,u that our
0 Ciilf Ueota cannot ba beat J T retty & Co ,
Hat and Shoe Store, 618 Seventh street, oppaallo Intel
lliencer Uulldlag
Clotpisk ax Hiotrcxn Hats Mr A Slrsui,
aortU aide Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
aud Eleventh street, offer hla large and well aelected
stock of Moa and Uoya' Cldtblng aud Oeutlemeu a
yurnlablag Oood, for tbo next thirty day, without
regard ticot lie aUooffer a dlaoomtof tea pee
Seat on all jm relate amounting to W or mora No
I tbe tlmo to iiuko ydnr purcbaios at an lntmems
savins
D If Stixxxbti's extensive Hat and Cap Enipo
r lorn,, No 211 Pennaylvauli arenae, betwaon Twelfth
aadTblrtoenth atreet, ha been the centre ot attrac
tion foraouio dayp.ut Cauaoi the opening of hi
axUual vo BRiottment of Hats andCaps for Spring wear
pi KCU LATINO LIBKART
UEMDRRSIIir, or "RnAltKS," by tbe uoalh, ft)
cent All tbe NKW UOOKH a aoon aa publlihed
AUa. by iho day or week Uld Book bought by tho
whole Library or single Book, All arelnvitod to call
aud re at 443 He Tenth atreet. between K and V, under
Iho o Rico of the Collector ef Internal Revenue, aa alao
tho Uultod Btaa Aaaoaor s Omce f7 If
FISII! FISH!! FISH!!!
8T OEOROE'8 BASK CODFISH,
MO 1 MArKEKEL, '
0KE1 DLOATtKS.
SILT SHAD.
Jut recolvetl, auj for aala r
f.iMlIf ur
T TOOrLASJ-S OES1IAK T0.-IIC
WISIILER'fl nEHD B1TTXRS
Aa4 all Iba ath.rpopular nill.r..
rorialaaiaiUMS1 rnAKIIACT,
Ctraarllla Il4ad . Y.rk .
M
IKERAL WATERS
(na(ri and Einnlra finrlnr
High Rock Cos-
grei Spring Saratoga Escalator Bprlug
At wholeaaleau4 retail price, euraer 141b at and
flew Tork avenue fn if
FINE WUITfr ANU FANCY SHIRTS
HADE TO UEABORat i TUB SnOkTEST BQTICJi.
Aai war ranted a perfect It, at
REDUCED DUCES
WALL, UOUIHSO.N 4 CO ,
.Wi l'enny Ivanla avenue,
fell tf Utyttia Mulli and Tatb streeia
THE COUltTf.
Circuit Covxt Jarfy trvH'-The followlpf
cases were aeted uponyesterday t
1GT Jacob II Husk vs John HeilT. Janes It
Aihfofd J, 11 Jobnsoi. Action for roods fur-
nisnea tne aeienaani ny ine niatntln node
fence, and verdict for Aloe and intereat
IU Johnson vs White fc Lane. Action to re
cover leea aitefea to De uue piaintm as arents
to eecurlnE the pass are of a claim
Tbe jury found a verdict for the plaintiff in
$3,600 andlnterest
170 MarrudeMva.. Lane's admlnlatrator. Aa.
tlon for work and labor lu professions! services
rendered by Dr. Mar ruder In the family of Mrs.
Lane, deceased , riea of no a ttiumpiit and
atatule of limitation
Mr Jones appeared for the plaintiff1, there
belnr no appearance for the defendant. The
eonrt excluded all eharrea of later date than the
Uth of i ebruary, 1804 The sen Ices of the phy-
actual TTVI UIUIIU VJ HIIBBril, KDU in JUT1 TVIl'
dered a verdict for the nlalntltr In S200
lUt E O. BttllnfV,Jc-hnM.ro well. Brent
and Philips. Stanton
Action for alanderoua words. Tbe plaintiff
uriri iiiai nt wm cnipiojcu urine urieimant
to take cbarie of hla plantation In Alabama
during the war, he haviny but oneler, and It
belnf supposed that hla condition woultfprevent
the contending armies from Interfering; with
Lira. He allefes, however, that the rebels took
hint for A wounded Union officer and carried
nim off a prisoner, upon hla return to Waal.
Inrton he sued Powell for eotnnensatlon for aer
vlcea. and rained hla suit Unonthe da v the ault
was gained Powell went to the store of Mr.
Ualt and declared that Sterling had gained hla
rase by "swearing to a lie," end afterwards de
nounced him as a perjurer, a gambler, a blackleg
ana a uiier, xor wnicn injuries ne nrougni mis
suit to recover Mamsges The jury found a ver
dict for the defendant, tbe foreman explaining
tnai ine jury oia not believe ine piaintiirs worus
did any Injery lo tbe defendant.
soa Bol Latarus vs. )snjamln llyam Con.
tlouM,
TT. l)av va Welch Ituloto emnlov newcoun-
ael, returnable In tea days, to be icncd on de-
led. Uolburn vs Swarts. Continued
It Tvaon va MeDevttt. Continued
171. Lnarlea t. Vanderwerkeu vs rrancli M.
iatenby, Joset Ilraoley, jr. Continue J, wit l.
leave in nio auunionai pica
IU United States (use of Morgan) nW.A
Boss et al Continued
1T4. E s.Alvnrdva. Jamea It Price
179 Beavana fc 8haw vr C. W. Campbell.
j uugmeoi coniesaeu.
178. M, Dougherty vs Campbell. Continued
lit. Kennedy, receiver, vs Lam on. Passed.
132 Corbett vs the Baltimore and Ohio Kail-
roaa uompany.
183. Hutchinson h, Merrill va Shirley. Con.
tlnued.
There being no further cases ready, the court
aojourncu
CAftXiTO-DAT.
The following eases are assigned forto-dayt
io, isv, liw, in, ivo, ivi, jwo, av, ari, sua, ,ui, aua,
3b9, 211, 212, 213,214,216,218,219
Eqcitt CpoAT JuJj ON The following
vaae occunira in wnoie iimeoi ine-oouri jrinr
davt
iJAvldson va The Alexandrla,Waahlngton and
Oeorgctown railroad Suit r set aside a lease
oi tne road to Stevens & Phelps, reported yes
terday. Bean Smith, of Baltimore, replied to the argu
uentofMr lirent. mado vesterdav.
Mr. Smith contended tht the terms of the
lease were of a character very liberal towards
the company, and that the directors who made
the lease had full power to do so, the by law
which restricted them from disposing of "the
franchise" of tbe company having reference only
to a power to fnortgige or sell out the whole
roaut-Bucn naio or lurrcioaurc oi mortgage ocr
fer of the franchise of the company, which the
lease waa not.
Mr. Riddle submitted A few remarks, but the
ease was not concluded at tbe adjournment of
mo vvui ,
-i m
ScrntHR Coobt or tha Ubited States
frf-fey. ttb 28, IStrS No 230 The Hamilton
Manufacturer ComDanvnlalntltT In error, va
Ihe Commonwealth of Massachusetts The ar
gument oi this cause was continued by tir
Dawes, of eounsel for the plaintiff In error, and
by Mr. Allen, of eounsel for the defendant In
error, and concluded by Mr. Dawes, for the plain
tiffin error
No 3d Charlea Eddy et al , appellants, s
John A. Billings This cause was argued by Mr.
Burgles, of counsel for the defendant In error,
and by Mr. Norton, for the plaintiff lo error.
Adjourned until Monday morning at 11 o'clock
Fawn Brokers.
QO' TOOR PEOPLE 8 FRIE.fD 534:
P "OYER'S LOAIf OFFICE,
S34 Twelfth atreet, between C and D, sear Teeney!
vaala avenue Money loaned on ladles' and gentle
men's Wearing Apparel, Gold aad Silver Watch,
Diamond, Jewelry, Plato!, Mechanical Tool. Ac
Bualneea coan Jentlal Old Oold and Silver boaght
Jal7 tf P BOYER.
175
HCmStD UT AUTHORITY-.
475
LOAlt OFyiCE. 473 Thirteenth tr4t,ll doaraouth
Pennirlvaula avenue Money loaned on time lo ault
cuatoiaera on Real L'tste, Gold and Silver Watcbe,
filamoud, Jweiry, aiiver 1'iaie, rianos, rurnilure,
ecbanical Tool, LaJle' aad Genllemea a Wearing
i Oold aad BUver bought
B BORIfsmE
Q77 PEJfKETWAMlA AVEXDE, 9jy
PR I N C ES "
flKWLY ESTAQLISHKD LOAN OFFICE
Those requiring audi accommodation will do well to
Sail on me All I auk 1 a trial, and I feel aiiured that
will been re yoor fa on
H, B Private entrance and oflco, ring tbe ball bell.
Groceries.
J RUSSELL DARR,
BIALta IX,
FI.NE FAMILY 0R0CERIE9,
Mo 4 KlntU atreet, near D,
ap-.tr WASinVaTOx. p c.
NfiVT CO OPERATE E STORE, 487 IUHTII
atreet, between D and E. Welcb a Heat Floor,
fteah from ."w Terk millet Orabam Floor, choice
'A finer cnoico orajiuai njw oiciwont ionr.
tertborn Butter,
tbfrn nutter, Lar-, -'' v-' .
. ar a ii"i-i. .T.I........ w.-.TriJ AnTilABBnrl
no 1 ,;rKrei in aua uictiru aiuiii tin -"" -anranhaWlaa
ai Naar ark nrlcm. Lorin KTfUn.
Lorlng e Hyrap,
Y.m?7"m-?-jr.. :..".. ;:. j r- : l-
uoiuen syrup. MOiaea, inu iiiii rur oi !(
aTratila of Marar I
freah 1'eachta and Totnttoea in eana, Boitoa aud
otaar Crsaltsrs, with a select aaaontneut of pnr
8plee, pried Vrn.lt. aad other choice FAMlli.lt
UUOCEHIEHalwaVBJa band Treaiurer will bo at
ths store at all hour of ilia day, te receive subacrlp.
tloaa for etock Hbarea, 1101) oeUU
Builders and MateriaL
SASH, DOORB. BLIHDS, MOUt DIBQ8, L
UtDIROS, LUMBER,
AKAL,
Builders do from of iilni money will And It to
tbelradvaatage lo glie b a MlMld rismlnemy
aswaadsteBlvefoclibforspurihUngyieiji.er
deSIf
841Cat.bat Uth and Illhals wait
r UMDER, LIME AND OEMSHTI
U9.0O0 boat quality of White Tlas Steam Kiln Dried
Lumber
eOO.000 Bangor I atfa
u (juOfiwt of While Pine and epraee Scantling
Alio, f n son in. iiiwidii. uoiroa, nana, loiai,
4e, le , Juat received aud for isle at eur wharf, foot
sf Seventn street m . . .
rj i- Diiutvn nun,
d1 W Ninth trt, bt handV
Bookbinders.
Ifo 271 Peanaylvanla avnu, between Teeth and
Eleventh street, south side
RaakialeaTantlT ornlalnlv bound Porlodlcata an
Ifewanapera carefully attemtod o
STOP
T 1! U K K 8
WITH JUMIIUUV S PATE.1T STAT
IT
JAMLS S TOrilAU i LO '8.
O-300-S,
SF ENTH IITIIEET
THE USE OF PURE WINES
ISC01WCIE TO HEALTH,
AD
GliEATLi DL.NEtlTS THE INVALID
I reDctful!T rcaneat Hi carifnl attention of ihe
Publld to lbs following certificate of ANALYSIS
WiannflTOK. Fib 13. 1W
CJ rtrrit, Ktq : , , .
mat At your reiiueat I nave examined tbnaevtrul
kind of Wine and I tnnorw eul m They are
PUKE and well adapted for MEDICINAL UbtS Ihe
detail ortlieexamluaitoni a foil iwat
LALIFOUNlA POUT W1M., rod color, I Icm.au t
flavor, and yield Alcohol, elevou piVceot i Urano
Kuiar, aevenpercent Dry Tartar e Acid, 0,li CAL
It UKNIA ANUELICA. aaweot yrll w wlue, ylilda
Alcohol. ISnarcent i ((rape Sugar, U percent t Arid.
0.SJ per ceut OALUUItNIA .Il'bCATtL, awlilie
aweet wine, yielda aiconoi, iu ir cuui, urapesu
far, iSTM'rfoul t Acld,D llpt-r wnt
CALlVoKMU1 aitiPK .11KANDY. pals yellow.
wllhpleaaaut flavor, ylcldl-AleoUol, id percent i
OrapeSugari Trace , , .
Tbo great Aleobolle atreBitli of theae VInes account
for tho exceit of free aud nn amirs tod ugar found
Only In atronr Mouihern wine. 1ILNJIY EltNI,
Late Chief Cheinlai, Derartmeut of Agriculture
The above Wine 1 Intra! lo make a SPECIALTY
They soma from Perkin, Sterna & Co , ef New Yoik,
the Agents for tbe MUbT CELE11RATUD VINE
YARDS In California, aud may always ba depended
upon for purity and excellence.
V t, 1-hUHIt,
fvtStlOtlf tbtar) Cer Mntb and 1 street
CIKOnOBTOWIV MATTKnS
Obdxm for the If at iowa t lUrciU'A In
Ocorgetown may be left at the bookstores of
Messrs. T. M K. Mills fcCo , (late Crandell's) 131
Ilrldge street, or al Meisra. O. T, Qetty kCo 's,
10S Bridge atreet, where copies of the Karrni..
cast may be obtained dally.
Tni WAentivoTO CotontD M. E. Covfir.
smok The fifth annual aeaslon of the washing
ton M, K. Conference, eolored, commenced on
Thursday morning, at the Mount Zlon M K.
church, Hey. lllshop Ames presiding. The usual
religious services were held, and the sacrament
of tne Lord's Huppcr was administered, after
which llenjamln Brown was elected secretary,
and It H.HoblDsonandO. O Flaber, assistants
The following eommltteea were elected) Stew
anli, J. II. Hrice, P. O Walker) on Sabbath
schools, T. Jsckson, O. W. Lewie, V. W. Fore,
man, C. (1. Keysi Tract cause, J. Ilowman, E.
Lawsoof liible cause, J.Oekmayand J Thomas)
Temperance cause. W, S. Wilson, J Dam bury,
W. Oooki f o receive Missionary money, W. O.
Eohols, If. It. Uberts to receive Tract money,
If Matthews) to receive minute money, J. It.
Handalland 1) P. Joneei to report the proceed
ings, the secretarlesf (reedmen'e Aid Society,
1 P. Jonea, J Ilowman, T. Jackaon
Hev. J. A. Mc(J AU It. l. I).. (I. A. Held, and J.
It Wheeler, of the llattlmore Conference, and
Kev lt.U Westwood, li. X, of the New Jersey
Conference, were Introduced. It wae, on motion,
Itrtotved, That the Conference hold a session
io morrow anernoonior the purpose or attend
lnr to statistical and monetary bualneaa
rhe DlBhop appointed Kev. Dr. Westwood, of
iu v tun dsiacj 'uuircact, io pre Blue,
The pMsldlnr 1-Jders were called upon for re
ports of their districts
The responses Indicated great prosperity and
much prorreis) especially In the Virginia por
tions of tho Conference
s ICON D DAT.
The opening exerclsee were conducted by the
Kev I) V Jones, (colored )
Kev. John Laoahan, Uaitimore Conference,
waa Introduced and took a seat In the Confer
ence, ,
The aecond question of tho general minutes
waa taken up, and the following were continued
on trlati J. II A alentlne, P. Drown, C. Johnson,
h. Awkward, U, T. Plackey, Tf. Jackson, A.
Posey, W.Claxton.J. L Lynns, U. Drown, Jr.
I Snowdeu. A. J. Wheeler, and D. Wheeler.
Question four was then taken up, and the fol
lowing were passed! U. W, Lewis, J.Dowman,
A. Kennedy, I.nae. P II. Matthews, . O.
Kas,J Ockney, W W J ore man, M Sprlddle,
II, Carroll, O. U Usher, J. Marberry, and P.
tfi-'ott. In the case of tbe last named, who left
hla work during the year, a resolution 'was
adot ted requesting the lllshop to admonish blm,
which waa done.
Question live was theu taken up, and the fol
lowing were passed t h Law i on. II ll.Uoblnson,
Tf. M. Carroll, 11. It. Lbert, I) P Jones, J. II.
Hrlce, J. 11 bnowden.J.P. Dowser, W. Hicks,
T. Jackaon, and W, Lankford.
Question three waa taken up, and the follow
ing wre called up and addressed by the Dlshopi
John Loggins, W. 8 Wilsons, J. v Danaberry.
W. I Lchots, W. Leewood, A Edmonston, J.
Huglus. W. Carter, J H. Handall.J. Henry H.
Tasco, W. Cook, T Elliott, It. Wheeler, J. It.
Talson.
Tbe conference then adjourned by singing tbe
doxology and pronouncing the benediction.
lour axd QnAtrr The market for flour Is
quiet, and we quote aa follows) Welch lanilly,
16ftU25, extra. S12l. M( cut extra, 10 85
ill 60( super, SlOt and canal family, $19314
Prime white wheat Is worth 2 BA Corn. II I5Q
1 SO for white, and ellow SI 12Q1 15.
Cattlk Market The number of beef cattle
at Drovers' Ilest yesterday were limited, and the
quality not so good as last week, and prices were
about wrent lower. Some SOO head soil at from
5 toV 10 & gross, and a few cows andcalvea
brought from ew to 76. hheep were scarce
TiiaSxaiEKADC The serenade to the newly
elected members of the Councils on Thursday
nlrht waa a aucccss, a large party following
King's band to the several residences of the
eleofed
Hailbd The steamer rtlllty, Caut, Fargo,
has departed for Norwich, Conn , with COO tons
of Cumberland coal
ALEXANDRIA MATTEItS.
To ovb Scascniaiiu ir ALixAiiDitu Mr
George W.Jones, No. W North Alfred street, be
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for the Natioxal TUeriLiCAir, In
Alexandria, and will co'llect for subscriptions,
andlollclt advertisements for this paper, from
the first day of I ebruary.
All money due the Natiohal Hefcbuoah
prior to the first day of February will be col.
lected by our late agent, Mr. Thomas Gallagher.
City Sukwart Steamers E C Knight and
J. S Green eall for Newport to-dav Ihe Ice
Is gorged uear lort Washington Tne conduct
oftyouthfulrsgsmufanaatthepoat once, at night.
Is again complained of the Maor talks of
lining them for their coarse conduct A new
mall route on the Chesspeske. Ohio and Alex
andria canal la talked of Chief Justice John
Marshall has purchaBed a two-horae omni
bus and left the ssroe at Chatam's (tables for
the convenience of the traveling public.
AooiDEMTAr Shooting A iounr man nmnl
Davis, a resident of this city, accidentally shot
himself through the band at Uccaquon, on Tues
day, the charge passing through and shattering
It, and making ao exit near the elbow Dr Cur
tls, tho physician called to attend him, thinks he
will lose the hand Davis was brought to his
nnmein mis city Dy ine mail boat on Wednes
day night.
ScnscninnD Inn Two hundred and thirteen
shares of stock were subscribed for at a meeting
tlon, held at Washington Hall, A edncsday night,
OnAlf On 'Change yesterday 1,500 bushela
red wheat sold fora 60Q2 07. and Inferior to fair
white at 2 &GQ2 CO Corn, of which 2 600 bushels
were oncreu, sola at fiuiw
Rye slt.Q
Cjli
Georgetown Advertisements
G
EXUIM BUCK 0LOVE6
(lMnnlna RiirVakln (ilnvfla fur flrntlrmrn ami t aitii.
wholrtaleand retail, at RAM PHI RU k hub, ho
lfU lliih iirret, tiorsctown, D I Ladt"a aqd
Ueala Uannllet made to order jM 3m
108 rU'TUREDKMTCREM 1QQ
J D VANDERWERKET,
105 inUHTKELT, OEUKUbrOWX,
call the stitDilitB of th public to hi czlcnilre a
ortrontof yDnXlTURctt-inl(lPFlnpttaf beau
llful Cottaif, Parlor o4 Chamber aeii, htnloo
blplug Table. Ae , which ha effort la ell on lbs
radii rdoaab(e term, and aiks a tall before par
obaalDf eUewbera, , ....
fartrnular attoatloo given to the repairing el furni
ture UphoWterlnK la all Ma braochca done la Ibe
brat mantir br eiprrlanced wiirkmfp JaM 1m
TIUS! TEASIJ T1UBIII
Pare Hoprll Ounimwifer, Vouoir llyioo, Oolonr,
J ipao, anu r uuimii iirraiani iraa. iu aiurr, anq ggf
asloat(.n'lweMmuriietri)Lyt) y rKHJtIE
fcStlf "tfttar Corner KlDth and 1 atrcoU
iioit'b malt x:xTA,crr,
MINHINQI'OI A ATI.lt,
"tpHt IKilUm laocmrottl.
K. "V ITJItCHJ:T-.Tf
Ciiruer Fourloenih and F atreet-
.under Ebbltt Home,
fe2"
GTUAY HORSE
t liarvbi inrtlfv IiiaI JaineM T Oaburu. of Wailiiuf
too county, l, C , brouihl before u., tbe 8ubncrib r,
a Juaticoif tho I'eaco 1 a aod for aald Ouotr. Ilila
?7th day of Ffbruarr, 136, aa a btray, a dark IIoiid
llorae, about W band high, blind lu It rifbt eye, and
WiiD Darn'" luaraaupuu aiura auu biivuiuvi
Given under iny han 1 and aral
w niuMi'aoy, J P, sfal i
Thnwnr of th above duacribod horao la roiuaatcd
to prove property, pay cIbtj m and take him away
f28 "i I'luey Branch Itoad
TR CURTIS, Mil , F R C 8 , 4c ,
Antboref
"MANnOOD,"
"EXPOSE OF Ql'ACKS AND QUACKEttT."
"THE USE OF TnE MICROSCOPE IX CERTAIN
CA6E3 or DKDILITY," Ac
llaadaveladntny yearaef hla eztenalf s prsctic ea
llrely lo lbs treatment and ears of
hHRVOUS DISEASES
ArltlBf from debility and abuae prodnctlvo of as
many Inatascea of promatars decay
Hit ba rosialted by letter or al Lis realdeiir. tit
10 F alreet, betweea Twentialb aod Twnly-Srt
atresia, 'Wsatlogteoi D 0 , from the heira of 10 a u
to 3 p, nt , and from 6 to I p m MT em
CTEPULlS J. CO ,
I latest an, oicrocaa a, 1.0 ,i
310 Feamylvsnta aveats,
Detweea 3luih and Trath street,
1
MEltrilANTTAlLORS,
asn
DEALERS IN UEfl AND BOY'I CLOT HI. 10
' flat and raedlutaqnalltiea M tflf
rtTcTION SALE
rherawill baaold (J the blsbeat bidder, at Pal He
auction, at Watertown Arienal, Maaanebmott, at
o tlockt, p m oa ti' mv i . aiarcii , ihjo, iu
ollowips Loinmlaaiiry t.ore and 1'roparly, all mere
li- laa Jaiuaaiid. ll
la-llMMbbl Hour 1 Hand Hammer.
lb.) 1 Cooper's Adie
, c. UI4 M....r.a A L yx
fcS8 61 Sccood LI Ord , V b A A C I)
FINANCIAL ANI CO SI LIU I A I.
VIBAIielaL
Jay Cooke h Co furnish the following quota-
liooB oi uoTvrnintatiauuiiiiTii
Duylng Sfllleg
T. ft ft rVitmnna. Itftl 110 111
tf. H Hve Twenties, 18(12 110 110
U. H. Ive Twenties, 1804 lOHi
II. Ft tlve Twntlea. larJI..... .1081
U.H Vive Twcntle, Jan SiJy-.'M loo
i,n ten roriicB., ..
V H.evenThlrtlee, June 105fT
V S .--even Thirties, July 0tJi
VRW TOR II PIRBT BOARD BALV.
Coupons, llOJit MOl, 1802,110.1 6-20'e, 1So4,
lOlUi 6-20, liuo .10l a-an-e, Jan. and Jv flft.
lon.iio-ia a, l04Vt73ora, 2d series, ltwa-Jo's, 3d
series, 1061 gold, 141).
New Yobk, Feb iw. "otton quiet but Arm, at
22Uoents. iSugarflrmistock'liKhtiCuba 1-liO
13H cents) Porto Klco liMQWi cent, (lour
quiet and steady, Nouthern Ut15T5. Wheat
ouletand ateadyi No. 1,2 to, delivered Cora
.let and steady at $1 23fll 25, nominally. Uata
3 cents. HyealW Porlnjuioaa Petroleum
quiet and steady at 12 cent for crude, and 254(S
2d cents for refined Gold 141
IJALTlMonK, leb.2J. There la considerable In
quiry for coffee thla morning, but when we left ,
the maficet no aales had been made, but It la
quite likely that there may be some trans.
actions during the day. The) market Is firm
In tone, and holders generally ask very full
prices.
Gotten The market Is very dull, and, so far as
we are advised, no salea have been made thla
morning. Dujera areoiTcrlng 21 eenta for mid
dNnr.and probably 21 cents could bo obtained
for it, but holdcra generally decline selling at
theae figures.
Flour There la aome llllle Innulrr for FIaus
for ahlpment, and we have reported to-day aalea
for the Weat Indlea of 500 bbls. City Mills
standard I xtra at f 11, and MO bbls do at $11 25
per uui nrnflu iio aome antes oi a man iois
ofthe local trade at quoted rates. We hear also
of sales of 600 bbls. City Mill Corn Meal at
5B7WperbbiT
Corn Mtat Is dull at 12 25(12 40 V 100 lbs for
white. Quote by the barrel at 5 gosjfc.
- Grain. The market exhibits little activity, but
we see no change to note In Ua general condition.
there waa but little wheat at market, and the
m iuuijiii.b uuij wv tiuaiicia Til ai y.0)l OS,
and 00 bushels white at 2e0fi3 W prime and
ctiwico (i-u wo uuoie aa ranging irom eA.iv lOiti
The rerelnta of ram tnwlav urrn thltflv nt ).
low and Western mixed, and we note sales of
-.tow Dusneis western mixed at ai is up town.
2,000 bushels do at 1 17 at the Point, 8,000 bush
els yellow at 41 17 up town, and 1,000 bushels do
at 11 18 at the Point Two or three small lots
white sold at tl 1401 Id. Oata were firm, WO
bushels fair selling at 77 eta , and 2.000 bushels
prime at sogsi cts Wo noteaalea of 200 bushels
reatlIG5
Mill rnd We quote Dronwstuir at S23M cts
pr bushel, and Middlings at 35M per ton
The market la firm and active.
Motaitti-We have no sales to report to-dsy,
but prices are steady aa before quoted.
ProvUloni The feeling In tlie market con
tinues very strong and buoyant, and prices still
tend unwsrd We beard this mornlm of aalea of
40,000 lbs Dulk Shouldera, loose, at 11 eenta, and
we quote Dulk Sldea firm at 11HQ13 eenta for
ribs, and 13G13V cents for clear rib, loose Daeon
Is very active aud firm for Jobbing lota at 12'(
cents for Shoulders, HU cents for rib Sides, and
l&Gl&'i cents for clear rib do Lard la held at
17 eenta, and new Mesa Pork at 25t2ti25 25 pe r
bbl We note aale of 100 bbla old Mesa at
24 50 per bbl.
JHce t ouote Carolina steady at llfill1
cents for good to prime Hume 71 tierces prime
sold yesterday at 11W eenta
Seeds No aalea of clover were reported this
morning, but we quote as before, Pennsylvania
ranging from MtoMW, and Western at a" 76fio
per bushel, Ilmothy Is ateady at t3ft325, and
we quote flax at 2 76I2 80 per bushel.
AojraMr-rhere are very few suears otTerlnr.
and we bate no sales to report to-day. The
market la firm, and would be active If there was
ay auntily h.re. Ther. la a cargo of near crop
'orlo Klco Wlow, wMch wllldoubtlcub.on th.
1"
market In a day or two
....An.I,,VA'- AT TIIK1IOTKI3
"BrHOfOLITAK HOTLLr-POTTa kSiiiLLir
O E Pratt, P I. hchrlber, T II benior, J A
"A".'.' t dy "l. H Adama,John s oiltxrt,
II It ll.al.V. V t V f Im.n 11n C Mt.ll Itltl.
boro. Ohio. Wm t!oopr, Phllai Hon John rl
Carllale, Milt laaao ToonJai, Albanjr. N Yi Jno
OIlualced.wlf.anilchIM, N i J r'tcrrlll and
dautjitrr, Auburn, N i Uoloncl Samuel Talc,
Mcmphlai (Jen A M Meat, ,Mlaa Hon N O Tar
lor, cllri Uharlca Wallace, J .Mown Mllli, Wm
k.'if'lf"''!.. -rcilroatI.arrnff,la Oco
II Hard, Au,uata,Ua Mlaa Mckella, a John
IJIIapcr, USNt Jamea liavla, UaUlmnrc, Mdi
Thomaa If bamlaoa. Md T M Moora, Wllmlna.
ton, I)cl Tir II W Labbct, Cleveland, Ohloi 1)7
McUarn, ISehratkai J 11 lltown, hanaaai Hon
Thomaa I) McOreorr, Owenaboro, Kyi Oco 1)
Phclpa, Kanaaai ) P Halnpa, Illchmondi 11 II
Wrloht and wife, N 1 1 bamucl lllaer, Auiuala,
Oat Nb Immart, Uaitimore.
UNITLIIhTATISIIOTI.L-M II n.AX
O I enrr, Xentuclcri W Iieano, Uhleaco, III,
Or Cutler, Jr,J.ouliiUt, Kji Samuel Jonea,
Lebanon, pat O a) Drouch. t rle, Pai w 11 V. Ith.
Iniln, W tl Iltuncir, Mlaa Wlthlnnton, Sllaa
l?1' 'I'W, ""a ,l'hllalelnhla, Thomaa
Wllllama, N in Henry Mierwoocl. lletrolt, Alleht
i V "?.' '"I w " 'nompaon, Henrr rilmpaon
John Hreut, Hilllmore Vdi Henry P Ilamble!
ton, Horace lloran, ltlchmond, a Henrr H
TWJ'j."'.1"1' Monl w ' handler, Kt Loulai
J II I. Tuck, II O Welch, a.hlngton, I) a, ("io
I j mm ima. iinitiiiiorr. iiini i nos
Henderson, Uhlstopher lllndly, Ii J O Connor.
Jamea Lourhton, A O L'rltchfBnn, W Hamble
ton. New '.orkt Henry William, Mlddleiown.
Andrew Ten, J V kelley, Nework.
EimtTT HOUSE-O.O WlLtano
t,R Ir.',,,l,A,.1' MWi Ilostoni It II Hal
kins, W W .McMlllen, 1) II Hsgdale.Tenni S J
Jones, F swift. T lelen, N Y( I s'lievof, Indi
JHLee, Ark Ir J II Ilurrlt, I'ai Oil Greene, IS
N.,Tt OtUUmn.T retherlck.Pai M Relley
wife and daughter, eltjf J Y Arnold and wife,
Mrs Ilatchelor, J Wi man, Mm; j u Weed a
J lllKhtcr, W It Mnlth N j Il'l'eterson, Ml.
1 ft i.VJ '., ' "I " ,V "Ol'wara, NiJ(J I'oitue.
A It .Middle and wile, Mini, (J Newton, ft I
.Newton, PatO Peters . '
SIATO.V Ifuusijon-v II SrvMEe
nT LV Alnb?nl?l HalllmoreiL M Mtcjrno.da,
nrooklyn.Ia Ii N Hich, Ilostoni Ir W D Cone,
Iowa; niter Lowe, John T Lowe, Thomas (1
anal jiecin etninft. (a; i Morse, Alai
HfiSSbSi W'' AU" -Kacla, mill!
.WJ-X '"WU S W Obit,
SSw.et.NYl 11 U Clark, salt I.aac Ollvi J
.iJL".1?",' Lxt'. ,liill ana J t'harwlck, ilal.
Hlckaand w 1- AlHami Ind
CRAOKKllS! ('HACKERS!!
MILb, W1NF, ORAHAV,
.. , , , atlUAH, AMI WATER CKALhEJta.
Kelt conaUnily lu alore, andforaalol y '
taX altif tbiar Corner Muth and I atreeti
fpIIOMASaRLL.N,
ii.Vpfir-VIU U,D "i Proprietor if HAHMACK 9
Hum, oi mi aud'), jnnyl-anla avenue,
noar ilh nrHl Uentlemm doirlni iual will do
well toravll
the flonut bttttid
i iqnnrB ua acprtlonable, and ctsar of
ucu uaii' i rum iiioa.
ii ira
DELAWARE
Ikitko Statu Lnutttca Orrics,)
u -"! outlll oiTIl 6TRtT.
I'liiLADEt-ritiA, I'a February 1A.14J )
Sealed rrupj i, In diiplUal, with a copy of this
aJvcrtioement ailncliod t each, Mill bit received at
tbiaotlleoiioill tbu l.'lb dnyu March, It-jg, for labor
naceikary f r r ittlug upward of $ uoj ion of a ton In.
poa tiunat Ibo Delawn e lire ik water aod Ice brakor
Vour flttba of lb atoim to be Irret alar block , each
weliHIuK frubi tnoto Iveaud a half ton, one flfth
of lea than two ton All atone laid dry
Bidder to furntab all the marblucry, boat, moor.
i, Ar , aad whatever may 1 n re tulre 1 for properly
re-eiviuc, rrmdvlnc, aod putting atone lu pfaro.
Th work telfatall time aubjtel to laai action bv
Untied htalea aseai. and not pid Tir until accepted
by them A deduction of taenty Ave per aantum
mad on ) art payueuu uutilcampletkoa and accept
aneo of all lb labor
Work io commence abmit the 13th of May, and to be
completed by tbe 13th f Octol er, ltx4
Hidden will atata IhA ral nf latin . e kai
tponoda st which tbey will pot In place th atenaa'd
liiverad to ihein, or removed by Ihem, at Ihe Break
it atari- auu ito uifJHier
karhpropoial rouat besrnaranteed by two retponI
Me peraona, wboae alanmrea houU t appei)dol lo
tba suaranty, aud wboahould b certlDad I laabeiat
aeod aaVoBclent wcnrlty by tha Trilled Mala dla
trlet judge, altorney. collect! r, or other pnblle officer
Envelope lo be endorsed "JVepoaal for Labor fer
Delaware Breakwater '
Bdi will bo opened at l: m en Thnradar, Uarth
12. IStal Blddera ara Invltfil lit ti nnunt Fap aiK..
I'anituiao auu I'liairu lornia I
L SEAl
feblO-Ct l a tnitnaera
I KM. SUl'LIRh V
Naiihillh, Tni , l(b ju, lti J
Sealed Prupoaali, w bich muut be la duplicate, with
uoiy of thl ad vertiwmenl attache 1 to enrr., will bo
recairelalthiaou.ceunilll2o clock, in .TlbUpAY.
Murch 3, InW. fori,pplyinit '
kliFSlI AND CORN Ell 11EEW
TotboTrgopa, Lamna, and llukpttal auppllcd by lb
Uuvernment at Na-liville and vicinity, aud drawliif
u,iir. iiii-ibimuui ivr , UIUUIUB, GUDlDieUCaUl KB
lb Urat day of April. lf8
Tb Hoffinuot be ufa iod marketable quality i tha
t rean Uoei lo. e,ni. I proportion at firend bind iiuar
ten. tnmka, thank, ni.j klduev tallow to It ex
claJJ(HhoCorued lieefaweftanj tb roud ly cured,
at, a a o rurniaueu ai aucn tluieaani piae,amin
auih quantltlea and pvoportimi of freah an J cornf
beef reapectlvely aalliepoat iJuimauderioU dealf
Propoaala mutt be aeiompauied by the aaiAea of
two auroUea,
performance
ro auroue, in iuo aura oi j,imi ij
J, ft".', for the faithful
rtormanceoi ihacuutraci, u
auiraid. aad anoai
Ieaent lo ihlioHlce
seudoraed oa Ibebnvelopo, ''ri
aal for Beef, and addreaaed lo "Bvi Brit (lei
M 1 Small, CuW Low Subilaieuce, Departnent of
tba uumliorlttuu, anvinr, ipr ,
llllblreaerved tJrejct any and all bid offered.
Contract to be aabjw l t; tho approval e( hp atajat
Oonerale nman llu the Dertnirai , , ,
By ordwr of Brit (Jot) U, 1 buall. Chief Com,
..b.n,,..r.h...f,.l.J,r CLlan0R
foMU tjimueui auji v si
.,' .. lul 1 "'" inovanne, ltaij; w
Uallaoo otlyi K llenjamlne, Maui t M Cor-
l. " lllMI,',i L lowler, N j SII iiuek!
Mas! W S under. I rnnrnl T.v.a. n ..t.t'
AmnttmenU.
JJATIOHiZ. T IIBA T It E
SATURDAY XVESHfO, TEBRUART 29,
A Doable Bill.
rerforntaaees conuasce at 7 30 ea tbla oeeaslun.
Leal appearance la Waahlarton of the lyric artiste,
.. ... ad Ooa,
Who will appear U tb following Uaparallelled
111)1 Af Atlrti.
Tbe graid Oparalle Dnaa frem
air
Slier Seen Calabrawd Work ef
HOY, OR THE OUTLAW
tbe Kaeeeaafal BurUqu, reeatved w tb
After wbleh. lb
Hbeeta ef Laugbter aad Euthutlaalle apvlane.
entitled
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL SCAUP
la aplaaild preparatloa.
The great Local and Ipeetacalar Mar, la tve sett, of
VID1I T II E OAI.LIUHT,
With all Its weadroas railroad eEects, beantlfal aw
seeaery, mecbaaical Utrlcactts aad a
piiumwai can
w
ALL'S OPIE1 UODil
LA 0RAX0E k IRI0X0LJ
JTALIAS OriEA COltrAMT
HAS fTRAKpSH baa the honor toaaseneeea brief
tajawan avaavs, iiuiitva inr BIgBI,
comneaelac
TDDRBDAT EVEN I It O, March II,
Pari er which period
TnitEE OPERAS
Will be vrodneed. with alt tha rompUtin. f
eullaad miralflceat eat, which haa
sbkraeteriiod the past aad preaent
Brilllaal Operatic Beesea
Beth la P1K( S OPIRA HOUSE,
Aad la ACADEMY Of MCSIC, Kew Terk
f , ULh PARTICULARS EUOBTLT.
"p R E E L EC T U R E S
r
rsor. o, s rowLix,
er jtiwToar.
Al Ualiall Hall ...H.,a.l.f iM. &.!.
Ehrsaolocy applied to Life, Health, Self-cellar,
WA fit'i?" ""?J drea. Ae., Ae
Va"1""" aianBiiBccauareB, e,, ate
DaflT RhraaaciInaHa t ..aaaUalla.. at. Da,.,... kbiA
---- --!, - aaia.Hvia. B, Hvwi . (.
wi ana
fe tfr
a amiH IIQIM
XTOTIC1.
niAQAiiA ir uooituanr.
0. L. BH0WK S OXAKD rilKTl.VO
cuAxas or iiouni or exiiiditiu.i-.
.. t.ll?.rt1?'.'1 f 'anlllea who caaaot allan4
Ib.al.kU.MblMnj, U. Palallec will baoa Tl.w,
aad atler TU-S1I, Fabraarr , br Oaa LKbt, aaav
aclaaatlla aa aadclo. a,at,p a
Tlekat, adaaltUai Iwa, Mat. T. b. bad at lb,
.anal alone, aad at Harlow a aalUrr,337 feeaarl
raala arcaac.botwoaa Twelfth aad TMrteealh .Iraota,
Bomb M.,a.Tt door to th.Frw.nit Hnw.. f.M at
HaU, Capi, Booti and Shots.
-AXIS T. D ATI I,
(BaTl.Lie.a, lsx,!
U ATTIE AUD rtsmi.
THAW (I00D9,
CAKIS, CMDBSLLiS. kt.
, . It. SMrKHJtSTLTi'rIA AVE1UE,
apU It trader Metropollua Uotol
518
II HIT ArTD II0X STOKE.
518
PETTr A CO
joai;pBta bibis aevaaia atreet, oppoaiie in
Ul1tener Botldlnf, aaw and well i letted stock
of HATH, CA'h. BOOTS and SHOES for OeatleuaB
aad Boy, which tbey offar at a tatall ad vaae vpoa
eoat. llavUcboaaht fer Cah tbey are enabled to
offer sapertertBdBca,aBtate parchaaer. and aollelt
oaly aaepporteatty to eoavlueeibe pablle that tbry
are really aalllBg desirable elaaa of sooda at vrf
lew Scares.
A call aollelted. and comyarlaoa ef price chat"
leeced with aay almllar ttbltharat la lb city.
.. t J; T fKTTy ACU,
(IS Be vesta atreeLeppoalt latelllaenror Bolldlnf ,
n aiuigstoa u v.
any et
.oiftf
109
IO. T. McGLOI. Jr ,
105)
Ife 190 reaaaylvaala aveaue, betweea fflaaleenth est
Tweatletk alreets
Call pavtlcalar attoatlea te his sxleaatve stock 4
cheap
DATS. CAPS, BOOTS AXD SHOE",
which be la aelllaa at tkelswaal rates Also
CHILDREK'B SHOES AUD GAITERS
f every atyle Call al eace aad make year par
ehaM ao37-tf
l)OOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER
,. DM FDRLOtO,
tbe wall kaewa anaUimleal BOOT MAKER, nil
nouacotsbla frUada aad the pebllr, that ho I pre
parod touakotMataaaUtv
, FRkllCH CALy BOOTS A'fD SHOES.
aewed and prciad at tbe lowest rau 1 naranketo 111
all kind of fact, with lump, corai, and buslgna, sV
lafactorily, er ae charie will be made 1 have an
marvua tMtlmoalala of tba entire aatlafactlea 1 bare
rlvta la the pax, and will coatiasetba aame with s.1
who favar ma arllk a vail al
lo Third alreet wt, ail door aovlh of Wa-blajtW
. ioe
Hoteli and EestauranU.
TITER'S HOTEL,
INDIANA AVESL'E, CORNER SECOND STREET.
WASHINGTON, D C.
M COOK, PROPRIETOR
)al If
"y ILLARDS' nOTIl.
8IKIS, CHADWICK A CO ,
racraiiToia,
CORNER PERN aVE AND FOURTEENTH STRBEr,
WASHINOTON CITT apT If
JJDBITT HOUSE,
C C. WILLAKIV,
raoraiBToa,
CORNER Of FOCRTEENTn AND t STREETS.
Washington citt apis tr
JJETROPOLITAN HOTEL,
roavsaLT aaowi's botsl.)
POTTS at 1UELL1T,
raevaiiToas,
PeaaaylraBla aveaa
TTMITED BTATES HOTEL,
U n BEAN, PROPRIETOR,
Peaaaylvaala aveaae, botweea TJilrd and Fear an 4 a
Half sir!, Waablnitoa, D C
Beard S3 M per day. aihST
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
WAiBisoreR, v t
JOHN H IE HUES, PaerattTOS
Tbl nosae la eatlraty saw, eleiantly furslahed, and
a applied with water aad i Ihrons bout It alio cea
Uiaa saperb Billiard aad Bathlai Keema
Roonaea tba Ant aad aecoad aoora roaertsd esclai
slvely for traaalaat avfiata
ual tf TSRUSi SIM PER DAT
IflQ CITT tOAH OrTICK. .JQU
anisiLi.i k co ,
Ko OTWIUTIIbTRELT.
BITWIIt B AID r ETItEETS,
Obb .hen .qaare from PeOBtrlTBBlanreatta
rrr.osa d..irlaf can b. ellondea to at the raalo.bMi
br aodrctegaa bImtb ...
r.r.ona ttBBd ta tbetr o all.btbr sal J.alloK wltU
Ihla flrm, a. thokr baaloe.. la coodBrteil ob lb. I'.rt'
alaa .trio that ta, ao dapotlta are rorfetlei oatirolr
jaM lr
PUKE WHISKY."
I daalretorall tbeapeclal atlinti in of oar elllien tj
harolliwtcKANALVlilHortb(ll.NUlNK,,UIU4Ut
WHlt.Mt," a aturk or which It la lay Intention l
keep conttantty ea hand
"ABAtVtl
"Old sad bltbly Savored Yield alcoaol, SI f"
rtut Ml riHlL OIL COD! D Bt TRACED, wbich
Uprntla ALLaaw or TOOKLY rectlBed whiaky
"llssav Xani.M U ,
"tat Chief Chemlat Dep t of Airtculture
Tba above WhUky U kept constantly enbasd.aaJ
will be aold to thspablleat tbeloweat pricaa
feM etir tBtar Corner llnth and I eiroei
STOP
lap arr
IUBJIU l.tP fiDDLIEI
9t
JiUhSB JOrilAII A CO .
i-300-t.
lhITII 8TREIT (aM
w
I. HOLLID AT,
BTOCE AND BILL BBOXBR,
BO I INTILLIOBTCEK BCILDISQ
3E00TUTIS LOABI AMD
de? ,.l.lk DBALB IB RBIL EBTATB.
O CAf ERT FORD.
tf
pnuaaisT ahv uatNisr,
tf'
"NEW STORE,"
he 4 PE1NSTLTANIA AVENUE,
TVenOOBI A B0LPBTABD
Dealer I Tor Drnn and FIbo Chemical! EnsUah.
Fraatb and AmerleaB t'crfomery I llalr. Tooth and
Natl Bruibt aad all other "Toilet Artlflea '
Keep foaitanlly ea hand a fall Has ef all "Popelar
fateatXedlalaea." feblD U