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& THE KATIOKAIi BEPUBUCAST: TUESDAY: MOBNIKG, APPJX 12, 1881. & fi National Republican. WASHINGTON, tD- C, APRIL 12. 18S1. NO, NEVER! BY JAMES K. SIMMS (IMPERIAL.) Were you ever alone, and did your heel Press gentl v upon an orange peel ? Did the wicked newsboy your sorrovrcinoct As you sat right down on the stone sidewalk? Were you ever alone-when the evening bright Was being used for a chicken fight? When the "best police" upon you fell. And you slept that night hi a prison cell? Were vou ever alone when others were near And vou had to set them up the beer Because a tumble they would not take And leave you alone, your thirst to slake? Were you cveralonc after drinking winev And thinking the brand was superfine? ' Have you tried real hard to heave itup, ' And sworn to forever forsake the cup? PEANUTS. -"When a young man first essays the latest fashionable dance he is liable to tumble to the racquet. A doorkeeper at the theatre would make a good fortune-teller if he could tell the future as well as he can the passed. An Iowa paper speaks of a couple who " ere separ.it cd by a cold cloud of realism." This is a new name for the old man's boot. Florence Percy, who wrote "Rock JIc to Sleep," is living with her third husband, the tuo others having been successfully rocked. HuiiruFtiePrts. Student fresh from college to con ductor "I wii-h to get on the penultimate car." Conductor We have no peanut car; you can take the smoker." There is a girl in New Orleans so modest that she pulls her veil down whenever she sees an old pair of pants lying out in the street. We would like to sec the town that can scare up a more modest girl. 3Iaterfaniilias (finding the nurse deep in a sensational novel) " Surely, nurse, you can't nurse 'Baby' and read at the same time!" Xurs-e " Oh, Lor yes, 'm. She doesn't disturb my reading a bit, 'm!" "Would you say," asked Professor Steam", '"I would rather walk or 'I had rather walk?" "I would sav," replied the smart, bad bov. "'I had rather "ride,' most emphatically." Aiid he was marked three below zero, with cloudy or partly clearing weather. Burlington. Uaickcyc "What," said Squib, as he pushed back from the table, "is the difference between a low price for a show and Sara Beruhardt's prices?" "About $2.50," replied his practical wife. "Xo," replied Squib, in disgust. "What is it, then?" "Well," replied Squib, "one is a nominal fee and the other is phenomenal." On the Sail. Riding in a railroad car : Husband "You arc quite comfortable, dear?" Wife" Yes, love." Husband"' The cushions are easy and soft, ducky?" Wife " Yes, darling." Husband "You don't feel any jolts, pet?" Wife "No, sweetest." Husband "And there is no draught on my lamb, is there, angel?" Wife "No, my owuest own." Husband " Then change seats with me!" UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. On motion of Hon. Zebulon B. Vance. X. Blackstock, twj., of San Bucna Ventura, Cal., was admitted to practice. On motion of Mr. P. Phillips, Gwynn Garnett, esi.,of Chicago, 111., was admitted to practice. o. 53s. Charles Kern, plaiutitr In error, vs. Fred TV. Iliiidekoper et al. In error to the Cirenit Court oftlie United States for the Northern District of Illi nois. Jiidsnnentamrmeu, with costs. Opinion by ilr. Justice Woods. No. sL Charles Kern etal.. appellants, vs. F. W. Iluidekoperetal. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the Lnitttt Mates tor the .ortnem District ol Illinois. Decree allirmed. with costs. Opinion by Mr. Justice Woods. No. 78. The County of Monran. appellant, vs. John Allen, survivor of Edwin S. Trou bridge and Aaron Arnold, deceased; No. set. John Allen, survivor of Edwin S. Trow bridge and Anna Arnold, deceased, antiellaut. vs. The Count) of Morgan. Appeals from Circuit Court of the limed States, Southern District of Illinois. De cree uflinmil, each party to pay th'eir own costs in this court: and it is Amber ordered that this decree foe entered nunc pro tunc as of the SJddayof November, A. I). lfcsU Opinion by Mr. Justice llar Ian. DiNseniing, Mr. Justice Miller, Mr. JusticeFIeld, Mr. Justice Bradley. No. 1C1. Chicot County.plalntiiTm error, vs. Charles E. Lewis. In error to Circuit Court of the United States, Eastern District "of Arkansas. Judgment atlirnied. with costs and interest. Opinion by Mr. Justice Bradlpv. No. 162. Reed Peck, administrator, &c, plaintiff in error, vs. T. I). Collins. In error to Court of Appeals, State of New York. Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Mr. Justice Bradley. No. 11.7. Thomas Warden, appellant, vs. The Union Pacific Railroad Company et al. Appeal from Circuit Court of the United States, District of Nebraska. De- cree affirmed, with costs. Field. Opinion by Mr. Justice Np. 173. .tol Jarrolt, plaintiff in error, vs. The City of Moberly. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Western District of Missouri. Judg ment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Mr. Justice Field. Dissenting, Mr. Justice Harlan. . No. 180. Ouachita County, plaintiff In error, vs. Joseph C. Wolcott. In error to the Circuit Court of me unnea states lor the tiislcrn District or Arkan sas. Judgment reversed, with costs, and cause re raanded to said Circu.t Court, to be proceeded in ac cording to law and justice. Opinion by Mr. Justice Miller. No. 226. Antoine Dubnclet, plaintiff in error, vs. The State of Louisiana ex reh John C Moncure, In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Dis trict of Louisiana. Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Mr. Cider-Justice Waite. No. SS3. Albert T. Babbitt, appellant, vs. Parker P. Clark et ah Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States, Northern District of Ohio. Decree affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Mr. Chief-Justice M aite. The Chief Justice announced that the conrt will hear no arguments in cases after the 2M inst, and wiU ad journ for the term on Monday, May 2. Onto-. Ordered, that the motion to set aside the order admitting Frank J.Bowman, esq., to practice as an attorney and counselor of this court be, and the same is hereby, denied. No. 3(2. Christopher Oscanyan, plaintiff in error, vs.-lhe Winchester Repeating Arms Companv. Ar gument resumed by direction of court by Mr". Tlieo. . Dwight for the plaintiff in error and continued by Mr. Edmund Randolph Bobinon for defendant in error. Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock. 4 DISTRICT COURTS. Srrmarn Court of Tire Dts-rnJCT Chief-Jcs- TICE CUTTKH AND JrsTICKs MaCABTIUTK. HaG- .VF.n, and Jamks. National Metropolitan Bank vs. IIitxetaL: motion by Colonel Totten to dismiss pro ceedings. Cahillvs-Cahill: terms of decree stated, t.ersdorff vs. Wheeler decree below-affirmed. Mor rison vs. Sliuster: decree for defendant. Brereton vs. Brereton; reversing order giving monev to Bachelor and remanding case. Lenient vs. Washington and (,eorgeton Railroad Company: new trial granted. Mayhew vs. Rapport; decision postponed until hear--Ingorcase In i error. Wallach vs. Fairfield: reargu rnent ordered. Bower vs. Hinckling; i-ettlcd. CMnTITrl'?l",lI-i'- ST,CF MAC-ViiTiiDiL-Havden vs. Miller & Jones; discontinued as to garnishee. Dis trict of Columbia vs. Baltimore and Potomac Rail road Company: bill orexceptions signed. Clark vs. ,eabower; death of defendant suggested. Clark vs. leabower et al.; death of Louisa Yeabower sug gested. Taylor vs. Ryan: death of defendant sug fn ?k J?ron v"- Vmvnin': verdict for plaintfff for $J79.oO. Teiiny & Co. vs. Seebode: settled. Scnucizen Park .Company vs. Beckman ; Judgment for want of plea. MacManus vs. McNamee et al.; on neanng. Eqrrrv CornT-JusTiCE WvLiF.-Shinervs. Shi ner etau pro confesso against unknown heirs and rer- 'n5il,t0i:fc-xa,m,,,n.,".Iiaw,ei'ordcred- HeitmuUer vs. uinutcad ; L. P. illiams appointed to serve subpoena i!tti!??" rner vs. Gideon: W. D. Gait nude com fti V? '!ly w "rn-1- Wallach, trustee. Perr)" vs. 1 '. - T K erry appointed trustee. Conk vs. Cook; case stricken from the calendar. Randall vs. Webb: lT?,Silee.au,1i?rizei,to borrow money. Courtney vs. ,iri.: rartnTshlp dissolved and auditors' report i?', lnnnol,eJv Stanhope; divorce granted. vJf? "y: divorce granted. Matthews vs. -iiattliews: divorce granted. Bowles vs. Bowles; dl rnouTereCr and custod-v of chiIdren given to the ASSIGN-JXEXTS FOR TO-DAY. Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur.-No. 110, Shiiv man vs. District of Columbia: No. 31, McKeigh vs. New house: No. G, Gant vs. McLaugli- lv',,.0-,' , Hal1 & IIume vs. Sul livan: o. 3S9. Taylor vs. Ryan: No. 391. Weinheimer to "urk:bardt: No. 392. Unoop vs. Leonard; No. 3, Hewitt vs. Dainese: No. 396. Baltimore United Oil . 396, Baltimore United Oil Vn -S1!? J's- I-lrber t aL? No- -JO. HaU vs. Cullinane: 0.349,bchneidert Son vs. f Jnrlnnri ? Kn IV! Whito -;-iicuiunuH-K boh vs. uariana; ino. 3oi, wnue s. District of Columbia; No.373,HillIs.BovcIfe Co. .373, J 1U Capitol 'f-J-'aVK: No.378, smith i-s. Capitol and North O i."-1 iroaa company. Equity Court-Justice Wylie. No. 17. Little v5. '"Keisoii; ao. 1Q SlinilfTn- ,r r?AA.n nv.1 a. -Ta , AOIirSe VS. Arflfnrrt- 'n M niol.l .o n,. -V ' a. Reeve vs. Reeve: No. is. Perry vs.'wall; No.24, Dainese vs. Kendall; No. S3, Fairfax vs. Evans; No. -K, loss vs. Foss. REAL ESTATE. The Ofllclal Transfers of Yesterday as Bccorded. Hr.j.F.Olmstead presents the following transac tions in real estate In the District yesterday, as re ported to him by the Recorder of Deeus: CITV FROrXRTY. J?" SfcS"'" r601 west, corner K street north; ?rs"JallotI',squarcJS's- a Boynton to Washing ton McLean, 13,000. ,,2" slreet north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west: part lots 3 and A (25 by 103 feet 9 inches), squaretso; Delia A, Freeman et vir. toWillian? IL Dempsey. c!0r.. strect fouth, between Four-and-a-half and i! i. tJ?fvlslv,est" ,ot 7 f3 bv 13S 'eet), square 503: tttiik. of Washington to Midiael Nasi, nominal, un New Jersey avenue, between D and E streets a & 'J""1 1,0.1 3 (2T,rt1 y depth), square C30: Sidney A-Fch to Mary E. Fitch. 51.C0X ... . ,streel south, between Hair and First streets "est : lot 13 .. feet 1 inch by 122 feet 4 iuches). square W3. Reese Roby to William T. McCaffrey, 527107. nr,..lcn,t.h.J:tr!'i't.wust' between 31 nnd N streets nonli;spblotl()(i; feet S indies by i: feet 3 inches). ""e-TCS; William W.Curtis to John Sherman.nom- ts?n. J -.JHFeet "ort. between Twenty-fourth and , J'y"?ttl" slreets west: tiart oflot 3 (H feet bv 50 w2.1M".?'-'lIarc:!7" Wftliam G. JL Newmaii to -ileno-M.Newman, 1,000. i Js!.,t"?u,ncisl."w of K and Sixteenth streets; A??,""'f?'t "J"'in? lot 12, square IU9: H. G. J;jJgJt.cWef engineer U.S. A., to Dickson A King, Onhouthwest corner or K mid Sixteenth streets: nsht, chief engineer U.S. A., to .Dickson & King, Oil N Street itnrt 1, !.,..... v-lMl. ...a n........ ... .- lotir "."ldld"',,aIf'tewest2Sby 120 lbet of tis! nomumif : Jou,,S"'ean Wlllkun W. Cur- oeorgetowx. 120 nVnSn1' cJrncr f Green street: loi207 (ftiby lmlV,i7ls,u,dlllorr'JoIlw' Sinims to Abra jum ji. Herr. nominal. ttXrt, 51 noT.lhi between Twelfth and Thirteenth 2sSVn"Pa,rJ ?r,'"s C and 7 (2.! by lio feel).square nominal L UrI,,k:lrd et al- "o Mary F. DHnkard, MONETARY MATTERS. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. Wall Street Transactions The latest Quotations In Stocks and Bonds New York and Bal timore Produce 3Iarkcts London and Paris Honey Markets. The following observations on the transactions hi the financial market yesterday, together with open ing, highest, lowest, and closing quotations, are fur nished by the banking-house of IL D. Cooke, j r., & Co., H23Fstreot, Washington. D. C.: We have another dull and drooping market to-day, and little.of importance to record. At the close the list shows a decline from opening of U to'2i per cent., the latter Lake Shore and Manhattan Elevated. The exceptions to the general decline liave been St. Pnul and Hannibal and St. Joseph, each ii per cent. up. The decline may be attributed to two sources the re port of another snowfall In the Northwest and the rumor of a rupture in the trunk line pool. The most important financial denouement we have bad for sev eral weeks came too late to have ahy effect on to-day's market, "We allude to Secretary Windoin's decision on the maturing United Suites bonds. The circular was not issued until after four o'clock (after JChnnge hours). Its effect (if there is to be any) will be first felt to-nigbt at the "uptown exchanges" (the Wind sor and Fifth Avenue Hotels). Many speculators and brokers meet at these points in the evenings and dis cuss matters relative to prices on 'Change. Fre quently it occurs that the business arranged at these points lias-a very important effect on the next morn ing's market. The ultimatum of Secretary Windoin's decision is a call for the sixes (maturing after June 30), to which is annexed anothcrproposition. He also offers for sale the 5I(H,000,O.X1 fours an J four and and a halfs, authorized but unissued. Ills believed that it is with the proceeds of sale of these latter lionds, to gether with the surplus revenues (amounting to about $SO,000,COD) that he proposes to redeem the sixes. Money eaiy at 5G per cent. to i . c t to o 3! c Xanie of stock. n jz z s 3 O B J o American District 5G 5GJf 50 5G Atlantic and Pacific Tel -J7 il 47 47 C C C it L Canada Southern "...Z'.7."".."F!0Jf " 8$i "791i" " 73?i Chicago. BorUngton and Q. 1 1S4 KS-J IKtK C.C.&I.C 23Ji 24 23,'J ZMi Chesapeake and Ohio 24i 2P: 245a 24H' Chi. 5M.P. M.&O 4V4 4'2!i 4-i &i do.preferred. . gsf asj- 935 935 Central Pacific 87 87 Siii 85 Cliicago, St. Louis &N.O 76'- 76;X "64 7C?i Del., Lackawanna fcW 120'j 120,'i 119i HSiJ Delaware and Hudson ill in llOi 110 Denver and Rio Grande, l0fij lOSIi I05Ji 105?f Erie -t7i Alii AG; 46 Hannibal and St. Jo 5S bili S1U 53J do. preferred 102Jf 102Ji 101 101 " Houston and Texas 6Sy 68)4 63i CSV Illinois Central 137 137 13. 135J,' Iron Mountain fSii tsyt 65,' 7i Lake Shore PM'f 1303; 128V 128V Louisville and Nashville 91.V 92 91V 917 Lake Krie and Western 51Ji 51V 51V 51.V MIcliigan Central 11I.V lll.V 1C9V HO Morris and Essex 12I.V '21 V la.V 121V Mobile and Ohio 27 27Jf 2GV S5V Missouri, Kansas fc Texas 4&i Ao -15 V 45 Manhattan Elevated 37.V 37?i 35 V 3.5? Metropolitan Elevated 111 111 lOSJi 109)i New York Elevated 121 121 HM- 113V New York Central 145 V 1V "V VBXi Northwestern 12tV 123V 122.V I V do. preferred 135V 13V 134 134 New Jersey Central 10IV 101V 1003 100,V Nashville it Chattanooga 78 78 t 77.V 77 Northern Pacific. 43V 1 43 43 do. preferred .. 73? 74 V 73V 73.V Ohio Central ZY.i 30V &H 30V Ohio and Mississippi 43 43 42V 2V Ontario and WTestern 36 35 35 35 Pacific Mall 54V WZ 53V 54 Rock Island 135.V 135V 135V 135V Reading : 2 62 GO.V 61-V St. Paul 112V H27i 1HV 112 do.preferretl 123V 123V 12:P 123V San Francisco 44V -KV 44V 44V do. preferred..... ... C6 66 6S fi6 Union Pacific 1I9V 1 19V "8 113 Western Union 116" 11CV H53 IIS do. extended 8)V SOJi 79 79 Wabash. St. L.and Pacific 47.V 47V 40,V 4B' depreferred 0V V B9 S9.V The following were the closing quotations for Gov ernment bonds: GOVERXJIEXT BONDS. United States 4 per cent, coupon..... United States 4 per cent, registered United States 4V per cent, coupon, United States 4 V per cent, registered United Stales 5 uer cent, coiinnn United States 5 per cent, registered. United States currencv sixes United States sixes of 1SS1, registered., District of Columbia 3.95's, coupon... By Assodated Press. New Yohk, April IL Money was easyat4&Gpr cent., and closed at 4 per cent. Exchange dull at 481 481.V for longand4S2V4S3forshortsight. Govern ments steady for fours and ii per cent, higher for the other issues. State bonds moderately active. North Carolina funding 186S fell to 14.V from 17: South Caro lina sixes non-fundabic advanced to ll.V from 10.V, and fell to 10V; Tennessee sixes, old, declined to 75 from 75V. do sixes, new, advanced to 75V from 75, and fell to 75; do sixes, new scries, advanced to 75V and fell to 75; Virginia sixes, deferred, advanced to 19 from 1S.V, and North Carolina special tax, third class, declined to Six from 8,V- Railroad bonds quiet and steady. San Francisco seconds, class B, advanced to 00; MUwaukee and St. Paul firsts to 118V: Mobile and Ohio firsts, de bentures, to S9V: Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg firsts to SS: Toledo, Ddpbos and Burlington income to 50: Chattanooga firsts to 120; Kansas and Texas con sols, assented, to 81?, and Jersey Central, convertible assented, to 118. The stock market was weak in the early dealings, and a slight decline took place, which was recovered at the first board. Subsequently, however, the specu lation became weak, and a pressure to sell was (level oped, which resulted inn decline of V3V per cent., the elevated railway shares. Central Pacific, Reading, St Paul and Omalia preferred, and Western Union leading the downward movement. The market con tinued wean until near the close, when a firmer feel ing prevailed and a recovery of ,V1 V per cent, took place, which was most marked in the elevated stocks and Central Padfic TotaIsales,I01,0C0shares.lncIud Ing Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 21,0n; Den ver and Rio Grande, 6,600; Erie, 1S.0J0; Lake Shore, 25,700; Michigan Central, 11,600; Manhattan Elevated, 15,600; Mobile and Ohio, 1 ,200; Northwest, 5,t00: New Jersey Central. 14.800; New York Central, 9,100: North Padfic, 7.800; Padfic Mail. 6.510: Beading, 6,900; St, Paul, 14,700: Sutro Tumid, 22.40J; Union Pacific 17.600; Wabash Pacific. 7,J0; Western Union, 11,900; Louis ville and Nashville. 3,300. STATE BONDS. Georgia 6"s do. 78, mort 103 N. Carolina funding. 14 do. spn tax 8J Tennessee 6's 75 do. new 75 111 do. rs. cold its Imisiana consols 60? Missouri ffs 111 Virginia 6"s.. do. new do. consolld'd do. deferred . 35 35 117 19 St. Joseph . 109 JJ. Carolina old ... 34 do. new. 25 SUn-TUEASCRY BAKXCES. $S2,0-j9,5311 Currency. 13,573,540 Gold.. .- Baltimore Stock Board, Baltimore, April 11. Virginia sixes deferred, 18: do consolidated, 81: do second series, 37; past due cou pons, 75V; new ten-forties, 50V; Virginia, ten-forties, coupon, 95V bid to-day. rorcijni Money 3Inrltcr. London, April 11. Consols 100 11-lC for money; 100V for the account United States bonds fives, 105J; Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage, 68V; NewJersev Central consols. 11SV: Erie shares. 493: Erie seconds. 10GV: Pennsylvania Central, 71V: Read ing, 32V: New York, Ontario and Western, 37.V- The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eng land to-dav forrhlnment to America is 100.000. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-uay is aou.ww. PRODUCE MARKETS, Baltimore General 3Iarhet. BttTiitORE. April IL Cotton quiet; middling, 10 I5-1G& Flour quiet and firm; Howard street and Western super, 3 254 00; do extra, $4 255 00; do fam ily, ?5 256 25; City Mills super, $3254 00: do extra, f425500; do family, ffl 606 62; do Rio brands, 650; Patapsco family, 57 03.- Wheat Southern easier; Western easier, dosing steady; Southern red, ?1 15 1 21; do amber, ?1 221 23; No. 1 Maryland, Jl 23; No. 2 Western winter red, spot, $1 19V119V: April and May,5ll9Jill9V: June, $U31 19V: July, l 15 l 16V; August, $1 13?1 14. Corn Southern steady; Western steady; Southern white, 55.Vc; do yellow, 5CK Western mixed, spot, 58V56Vc; April, 55V55Vc; May, 5451.Vc; Ju ne, 54c Oats stead)- Western white, 4747Vc?do mixed, 4445c; Pennsylvania, 45c. Rye steady at $1 101 12. Hay steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania ana juaryiana. jj ows. uu per ton. Provisions unsettled and tendins upward: messnnrlr old.$lG 00: new, J17 00; bulk meats loose shoulders and clear rib sides, none offering; do packed, 5VSVc: oacon snouiaers. ,; ciearno siues, y,-.,c; uam.s,ii(3 12c. Lard refined. lie. Butter quiet: prime to choice Westeni, packed 1322c; roll, 1822c. E-rgsfirmat 17cl Petroleum nominal; refined, ".Vc. Coffee strong; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 10Vl2Vc. Sugar firm; A soft, 9Vc Whisty nominal at 5103V. Freights to Liverpool per steamer stead)-; cotton, Vd; flour 22s 3d per ton; grain, Gd. Receipts flour, 8,132 barrels; wheat, U2.51S bushels; corn, 6S,7W bushels; oats, 563 bushels; rye, 714 bushels. Shipments wheat, 16,000 bushels; corn, 11G,000 bushels. Sales wheat, 414,120 bushels; corn, 125,350 bushels. New Yorli General Market. Sew' York, April IL Cotton quiet and firm; sales tc-day, 479 bales; uplands, 10 13-I6c; Orleans, 11 1-lGc; consolidated net receipts, 1367 bales: exports Great Brilaiu, 8529 bales: France, 250 bales; the Continent, 5,253 bales. Flour Southern quiet and steady; com mon to fair extra, f4755 20: good to choice do. $525 700. Wheat opened a shade easier, afterward recov ered, advanced about Vc, and closed dull with ad vance lost; ungraded red.?l 1G1 24V. Corn slightly in buyers' favor; light trade; ungraded,5458Vc Oats heavy and j$c lower; No. 2. 45Vc Hops quiet and bteady; yearlings. 12lSc. CofTee quiet and rather -weak; Kio. I0Vl2Jc: Sugar dull; Cuba Muscovado, SS test, 7 1-lGc; fair to good refining, 7V" 5-16c; prime, 7J'c; refined easier and In fair demand: standard A, 9c Molasses firmer; refining, 3233c Rice quiet and tirmat57c Rasln quiet at f I 67Vt 72V. Turpen tine heavy and lower at 39V40c Wool dull and weak; domestic fleece, 3246c: pulled, 2040c: un washed, 1432c;tTexas, 143Sc Pork more active and higher, closing weak; ?1U 50 for old: middles higher and firm; long clear, $3 50; short clear, j9 oa Lard opened 7Vc higher: dosed with advance partly lost at 1120U25. Frofghts firm. Baltimore Cattle 3Inrhct. Baltimore, April 11. Beef cattle fairly active market for the better grades and prices uncliangcd; best, medium, and common ,'c lo'wer; best beeves, 6.V (36Vc; first quality, 5V5c; medium, 45a ordinar)-, 34t3Vc; most of the sales from 3V6c; receipts, 140 hid: sales. 1.0W head. Swine rair supply and mod eratedemand; quotations. 75i8Vc: receipts, 6,646head. The arrivals of sliecp and lambs were 2.037 head; quo latloiis, siieep, 4.'4(2'c; do lambs, J3 50 5 00. i'lillatlclpliia Cattle JIarltet. WnsT PintAUKLpniA. April 10. Cattle sales, 350 head: market fair: prime, 6i,7a good,6.V6Vc; me dium, o.Vffifia common, 5-5V'c Sheep-sales, 6,500 head; market active: prime, 7S7Vc: good, eVfeGJic; medium. 6?Sifiic: common, Si(46Vn, Hogs-sales. 3J00 head: market fair; extra, .vec; good, 8J tiijc; medium, SQSVc 114V 114 1!4V 113 (S1J3V 113 fo,113V 102J,'102V ioi eioiv 130 (BI3I 102VCS102V 103 DIED. BILLOX-In Washington, April 11, 1831, of apoplexy. Major JtioiAKn Diixox.aged forty-eight years and ten months. Notice of funeral will be given hereafter. Philadelphia papers please copy. JONES.-Mbnday. April 11.18S1, at his residence, 2117 K street northwest, at 8:40 a. m., J. Ewvoon Jones. Funeral to take place from Fifteenth Street Pres byterian Church, April 13, at 3 o'clock. POLKINIIORN.-On the morning of April 10, 18SI, at her residence. 942 B street southwest, Mrs. Jane PotKiifiionN, widow of the late K. W. Polkin horn. In the 6Sth year of her ace. Funeral from the house, Tuesday, April 12, at 2 o'clock p. m. financial. M' ONEY CONSTANTLY IX HAND TO LOAN At six per cent., On first-class real estate. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.7 apll-lm 1223 F street northwest. HATCH & FOOTE, BANKERS, No. 12 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. WE BUY AND SELL UNITED STATES BONDS, EXECUTE ORDERS IN STOCKS, BONDS, AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. AND TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. mal4-3m ft E. DILLINGHAM & CO., Ba.Ti'teers a3. "Brolssrs, No. 13 NEW STREET, NEW YORK, Buy and sell, cither upon margin or for investment. Railroad Stocks, Bonds, and other Securities usuaBy dealt In in the New York Stock Exchange. H. E. DrmxeiiAiO C. G. White, JLH. Parks. jiremberoftheN.Y. Exchange. M. S. Nichols, (Of M. S. Nichols fc Co., Chicago), Special. mal4-6m New York Stock Market Orders in Stocks and In vestment Securities executed with dispatch. BT7-xT JLTHD SE3IXj- Government Bonds, Foreign Exchange, Coin, &c., &c. E D. Cooke, Jr., & Co., BANKERS, 142 F Street. ma2-tr CEE3iISrI,id:uSJtT 6a CO., No. 513 Seventh. Street, REAL ESTATE BROKERS. MONBY TO LOAN IN SUMS FBOM ?100 TO $20,000. dec!3 UTVTEST3IENT SECURITIES. If you want to buy or sell call on H. K. OPFLEY, jaC-tf Cor. Fifleenth and G streets, upstairs. Money loaned At 6, 7, and 8 Per Cent., ON SATISFACTORY SECURITY, apl-tf JOKNSHEB1TAN&CO. EASfEOfrMfMfMi5 BEAUTIFULLY SILK FRINGED, -WITH 1XORAI, DESIGNS, FHOM PRANG & CO., of Boston, and MARCUS "WARD, of London. FOR SALE AT BEALL'S BOOK-STORE, np2-2t 495 Pennsylvania avenue. Easter Cards. Lenten Books. HEW LAW SB MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Pollock's Principles of Contract Pelrce on Railroad .. . . . .- Wlthiow's American Corporation Cases, voL 4... Desty's Federal Procedure, fifth issue, 1831.... Agnew's Surgery; vol. 2. Coppee's Conquest of Spain, 2 vols The Common Law, by O. W. Holmes, jr. A Prodigioos Fool, by J. C. Wallis The Longfellow Birthday Book. My Wayward Partner, by Josiah Allen's Wife.... A Fair Barbarian, by Mrs. Eurnett .. . Animal Life, by Semper... . ........ . . . 103 sheets Irish Linen Paper, 60 cents. $6 00 600 503 300 750 500 400 125 100 250 100 200 W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law Booksellers and Stationers, No. 475 Pennsylvania Avenue. EASTER CARDS. PRANG'S, DE LARUE'S, TUCK'S, ROTHES, HIL-4 DESHELMER'S, and others. Finest Assort ment in tbe city. TTNE ASSORTMENT TRAYER-BOOKS AND HYMNALS. NEW BOOKS FOR LENT READING. FRESH SUPPLY OF FRANCIS RIDLEY HAVER GAL'S BOOKS. AT F STREET, opposite Ebbitt House, and Fourteenth st. and Penna-ave. FOR THE EASTER SEASON. Easter Heritage, Easter Joy, Easter Voices, Easter Chimes, Easter Dawn, Easter Lilies, New Books for Easter. Easter Eggs (painted). A complete assortment of Easter Cards many very beautiful. Miss Havergal's Choice Books and Poems. TVM. BALLASTTSE & SON, 428 SEVENTH STREET N. W. MY STOCK OF Easter Cards IS NOW COMPLETE, CONSISTING OF PLAIN AND FRINGED CABDS, from 3 cents to $2 eacli. ALSO STOCK OF LENTEN BOOKS AND HAVERGALL'S WORKS. CALL EARLY AT G. A. WHITAKER'S, 941 Pennsylvania Avenue, Vernon Row. TThS E. MORRISON, Paper Warehouse, Nos. S05 and 807 D Street.. Paper and Envelopes. Blank Books. Paper for Botanists Standard Sizes. Paper Rolls for Sending Pictures and Drawings by Mall. Straw Paper TiongUt In car-load lot. "Printers' Ink (Joluison's). mal2-lm 5$for ihc -Sadies. nmMCORDUfSAflNSr SATIN MERVEILLEUX, BLACK SATIN BROCADES, LOUISINE SILKS. SURAH SILKS, ARMURE SILKS, INDIA PONOIE. GRENADINES. CRAPE YEDDO, FLEUR DE THE, CACHEM1RE HINDOU, NUNS' VEILING. CHUDOA CLOTDS. .-FRENCH BUNTINGS. "Specutf FrgaIns"inFOULARD SILKS at 50c. NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. LATEST NOVELTIES in " WHITE GOODS." FANCY HOSIERY, C. P. CORSETS. ROMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS, Ibr garniture. SUMMER SILKS, from 50c to $1 . TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &C, in great variety and at the lowest prices. XST ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street. Established 18. mn30 SPRING OPENING, Thursday, March 31, and April 1 aud 2, At MRS. C. V. SMITH'S, 018 Xintli Street X. W. Specia,l3STotice- NOOT'i Lace Opening! Of aU the New Styles in REAL MD IMITATION LACES. Real Point Gauze Laces. Real Point De Gena Laces. Real Point Applique Lace3. Real Point Duchcsse Laces. Real White Thread Laces. Real Black Thread Laces. Real Valenciennes Laces. Real Point Richelieu Laces. Real Point Medicls Laces. Real Irish Point Laces. Real Lace Collarettes, in Point Gauze, Duchcsse, and Applique. Real Lace Barbcs, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Fichus, Real Lace Flouncings, .Fine French Flowers, for Bouquet de Corsage. Ladies. Children's, and Misses' White Lace Suits. New MuU Hand-embroidered Scarfi, Fichus, and Ties. Fine Lace and Band:painied Fans. NEW DESIGNS IN IMITATION, FILIGRE, DE ANTIQUE LACES. Imitation Coral De Bruges Laces. Imitation Perline Point Laces. Imitation Aurillac-flUed Laces. Imitation Doriac De Rnsse Laces. Imitation Irish Point De Flanders Laces. Imitation Torchon (new styles) Laces. Imitation Stepbania Laces. Imitation French Thread Laces. Imitation Black Spanish Laces. Imitation Cream Spanish Laces. Imitation MarieStuart Laces. Imitation Valenciennes Laces. Imitation Guipure De Antique Laces. Imitation Cream Matelasa Laces. Imitation Black Matelasa Laces. Imitation Mcdicis Matelasa Laces. Imitation Russian Laces. Imitation English Thread Laces. New Shade Sash Ribbons. All the new Nets, in Gold, Spot, Silver, Crystal.and Jet. We think our line of goods for the coming season will surpass in designs and novelties any heretofore offered by us, or, as we believe, before placed on sale in Washington, the assortment being as complete as can be found in New York, and at prices as low as any house in the trade " 31i- 1TOOT, 915 Pemia. Avenue. mal- FIRST SPRIKG IMPORTATION OF Bonnets, Hats, Fine Millinery SUITS, WRAPS, PARASOLS. Goods, DRESS TRIMMINGS, CORSETS. LACES. PLAIN AND FANCY NETS. KID GLOVES, AND ALL THE LATEST PARISIAN NOVELTIES. M. "VmLIA2, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, malMf 907 PENNA. AVE. icccmd-.-$baTTt 3oot)0, A Chance for the Poor. A large lot of merchant tailor made Coats, Pants, and Vests, such as rich people wearisome equal to new, some litte worn; for less money tlian shoddy ready-made; also, some Drehs Coats of expens ive make. Hats, Boots, Shoes, Watches. Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, &c, at H.BBZOG7S, fe22-ly 303 NINTH STREET. OLD WISE AM) OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWS AS THE BEST. SO IS JUSTH'S OLD STAND known for years as the only place where first-class SECOND-HAND CLOTHING can be sold at respect able prices. Address or call at JUSTH'S OLD STAJT, No. 619 D street northwest, or Branch Store, No. 406 jNintn street nortnwest. N. B. Note sent by mall promptly attended to. ss: KK KK KK KK.KK KKKK KKEK KK KK KK KK in in in in in m in DDDTrn DD "Dn DD ivn ddddS BDDD0 an NN KK KK EEEEEEE EEEEEEE EE EEEEE EE EEEEEEE EEEKrTF.B HNNN KK KK KN KK KN KK KK KHMM KHKK QGGGr. gt GGGGG GegGGGGG EEEEEEE EEEEEEE EE EEEEE EE EEEEEEE EEEEEEE KKNK KKKN KK KK KN KK KN KH KK KK KK KK KN KK NN BHNN NNNN Trade Mark Secured. - THE GREAT KIDNEY REGULATOR! AND DIURETIC. KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsur- Eissed for Weak or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright's isease, Loss of Energy, Nervous Debility, or any obstructions arising from Kidney or Bladder Diseases. Also for Blood and Kidney Poisoning In infected ma larial sections. Unlike any other preparation for KIdne3 diflicul Ho it linti a vppv nlpjwnnt nnd nmrppahli tnsti and flavor. It contains positive diuretic properties, aiffr will not nauseate, iaaie-j especially win uxeii, anu gentlemen will find KIDNEGEN tbe best Kidney Tonic ever used. NOTICE. Each bottle bears the slguature of LAW RENCE & MARTIN : nlso a Proprietary Govern ment Stamp, which permits KIDNEGEN to be sold (without license) by druggists, grocers, and otherper sons everywhere. In quart-size Bottles, for general anil fam ily use. Price, Si per bottle. LAWRENCE fc MARTIN, Prop's. Oiicago, 111. Branch 6 Barclay street, New York. Sold Ijy Druggists, Grocers, nnil Iealcr everywhere. J. O. ERGOOD fc CO., Wholesale Agents, WASHINGTON. D. C. A. VOGELEB. SON fc CO.. B ALTIMOR E. Howl.ind Dental Association, No.-2U Four-and-a-half street, three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. EXTRACT TEETH under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, for SI each tooth: without gas, 50 cents each tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, $7 per set. Gold and Amalgam FILLINGS Inserted. AU work warranted first cmms. Dr. E. P. HOWLAND has administered Nitrous Oxide to over 20.000 persons. je5-ly Steam Litliograplring Establishment. PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHING A SPECIALTY. No453 Pennsylvania avenue. jy29-iy NORRIS PETERS. Proprietor. RESTAURANT. "OldCnriosityShop." ESTABLISHED 1SW. 1234 PENXA. AVENUE. maS-tf BBCITS Billiard and Pool flail, 630 D st and 631 Tayc. Between Sixth and Seventh trei tjipoflte City Post-office. New Most Popular Place iu the City. Gentlemen wishing to spend a few pleasant hours can do so by giving me a call. EVERY, ONE WELCOME. TOES2JT 3ECE, Proprietor. Established 1SH. "w. if. cxj.a.ielik:, (Late L. F. Clark & Sons), Dealer in Foreign and American Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Mattings, &c 1113 IF1 SI'E.SSI' -HIT- "T. feir-Cm EASY FEET, &c. Tlic vvfec for Lealth on daily walks depend. Hence DR. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willardi Hotel, Is patronized by thousands of well known personages, among them the highest medical. Judicial, political, military, and naval dignitaries of this and representatives of leading foreign countries. Foot Surgery, Corns, Bad Nails, tc. Fee, ?l per visit :oaiHmorandhkTrailb6ad! THEMODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY ONE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON. Double Tkack! Jajotey CoupEEn! Steei. Ratls! Schedule to take effect Sunday, April 3, ISS1. A. Jf. rjSAVE "WASHIXGTOX: tsas-cniCAno. Cincinnati, and st. louis FAST EXPRESS. fcOO Baltimore. FJlicott CItv. and Way Stations. tflMO-BALTIMORE EXPRESS. (50 Baltimore, Amnpolis. and Way. (Piedmont, Strasbiirg, Winchester, Hagerstown. and Way, via Relay.) &I0-Point of Rocks and Way Stations. &10-PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND BOS TON EXPRESS. &-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con nects lor Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for Frederick). JftOO On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. lftOO-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsvllle, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessnp's. and Hanover). tlftW-PITTSBURG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. P.3T. lilO-Baltlmore. EUicott City, Annapolis, and Way Stations. 11:25 On Sunday only. Tor Baltimore and Way. tift-i BALTIMORE EXPRESS. flfcOO-BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK EXPRESS. 3:30-BalUmore and Way Stations (Winchester, Fred erick. HaKerstown. and Wav. via Relav). 430-BALTIMORE, HYATTSVLLLE, AND LAU REL EXPRESS (Frederick, via Relay, stops at Annapolis Junction). t3 Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win chester.and Way Stations. (OnSundayto Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.) f 1:W Baltimore. Annapolis, and Wav Stations. t&lS-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (Martinsburg and Way, via Relay. Stops at HyattsvIUe and Laurel). C.-ft" Point of Rocks and Wav Station's. tfc-13 Baltimore and Way Stations. 7:30-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS. t&50-PITTSBUltG. CINCINNATI, AND ST. XOUIS EXPRESS. S-.40-BALTIMORE. HYATTSVLLLE. AND LAU REL EXPRESS. Stops on signal or to let off passengers at any station between Washington and Annapolis Junction. tlfcOO-FHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK, AND BOS TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York, and special sleep! ng car at Philadelph la. tDaily. JSundaysonly. Other trains dally, except Sunday. AM trains from Washington sjop at Relay Station. For further information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio ticket ofllces, Washington Station, and 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and received at any point In the city. 1881 THE GREAT 1881 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAIL. SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP MENT. IN EFFECT APRIL -1. 1SSL TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor ner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: For Tittsburg and the West, 8:00 a. m. daily, with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; l(h30 n. m. dally, -with Sleeping Cars from Hamsburg to Cin cinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago; 930 p. m. dally, with Palace Car to Pittsburg. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, at &00 a. m. daily, except Sunday; at &30 p. m. daily, ex cept Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandaigua and Watkins. For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30 a. m. daily, excent Sundav. For New York and theEast.&C0.1fta)a.m. 2:00 and IthOO p. m. On Sundav, 'iOU p. m. and KkOO p. m. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, ft30 a. m. daily, except Sunday. For Brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex," affording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage across New York city. For Philadelphia, 8:00.10:30 a.m.. 00, 5:10. and KkOO p.m. On Sunday, 00 p. m., 5: 10 aud KhOO p. m. Limited Express. 930 a, m. dailv, exceptSnndav For Baltimore. 6:40. 8:00. 930, 1030 a. m.. and 00, 4:20, 4:40.5:40, 9:30, and 10:00 p. m. On Sunday. 8:00 a. m., 1030 a. m. 2)0, 5:40, 930, and 10:00 p. m. For Pope's Creek Line. 6:10 a. m. and 4:10 p. m. dally, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6-40 a.m.and 4:40 p. m. daily, except Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING TON RAILROAD. For Alexandria, 7:00, 730,930 a. m., and 1130 a.m., 420. 5:00 p.m., (k20 p. m.. 8KB and 1130p.m. On Sundays, 7:30, 920, and 1130 a. m.. and &00 p. m. For Richmond and the South, 7:30 a. m. and 11 J5 a. m. dally, and 5:00 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 60, 8:05. and 10:00 a. m.. 150.SX), 5:00.7:00. and 9:10 p. nx, and 12rfM midnight. Sunnay, at &UJ and 10X1 a. m., 7:00 and 9:10 p.m. Tickets and information can be procured at the office. northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl vania avenue, and at the station, where orders can bo left for the checking of baggage to destination from hotels and residences. L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, GeneraLManager; -"T7TRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. OS AXD AFTER SCXBAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1SB1, TR.VINS LEAA13 B. & P. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS: 7:10 a. m., daily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL. Direct connection for South and Southwest. Dally, except Sundav. to local points on C. fc O. R. R. PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from Wash ington to New Orleans without change of cars. 10:00 p. m.-SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily, for aU points South via DanviUe, and West via C & O. R.R. PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS dally from Washing ton to Augusta, Go., without change. Marks' Sleeping Couch Car on night train from Wash ington to Danvillewithout change. Pxiccof couch only 51. Passengers for Manassas Division win lake 7:10 a.m. train dally, except Sunday. For Warrenton, 7:10 u. m. daily. For tickets and Information call at Virginia Mid land Office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue. N. MACDANIEL, Agent. M. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. fe5-ly For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe, and the South. THE STEAMER G-EOE.G-E 31i IE !?, "IT -carrying the United Slates Mail, will leave her wharf, foot of Seventh .street, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 5 p. m., stopping at P1NEY POINT and TOINT LOOKOUT going and returning. Returning, leaves Norfolkon Wednesdays Fridays, and Sundays, at 4 p. m, First-classFare to Fortress Monroe andNorfolk. $2 SO Second-class...- . . 1 50 First-class Fare to Piney Point and Pt. Lookout. 1 50 Second-class .- . .. .... .. 75 State-rooms, -SI; Meals, 73c. Freight received until 4:30 p. m. GEORGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent. WILLIAM P. WELCH. Agent. ma21 CLTDE'S HEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AVASHINGTON. Leave PHILADELPHIA every Saturday V. Arrive in WASHINGTON every Monday Leave WASHINGTON every Monday. AND 12m. i) a.m. 5 p.m. .6 a. m. Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every Thursday.. Through aud prompt connection with New York. Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Through Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered dally until 6 p. in. W. P. CLYDE fc CO., J. H. Joiinsox & Co.. Gen. Managers. Agents, 12th aud ISth MSt. Wharves S. W..1SK! F St. N. W.. Washington. D. C. malj-ly STECIAIj 1TOTICE. Norfolk and New York Steamers. The Steamer Jane Moseley will leave her wharf, foot of Sixth street, every Mon day, Wedntfcday.andFriday.at J o'clock p. m., touch ing nt Piney Point and Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe. First-class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk-$2 SO Second-class . . 1 50 First-class Fare to Piney Point and Pt. Lookout.- 1 50 State-rooms. ....... .. ..... 1 00 Tickets and state-rooms can be whored at general office, 141G F street northwest. THE NEW YORK STEAMERS. John Gibson and E. C Knight, will resume their trips, leaving Pier 41, East Ttiverj New York, every Satnrday,at 1p.m., and Georgetown every Friday, at I vu lit. rui piutti;uj.ua aynj iu .IqCiil. o. ivaicc street, Georgetown. ALFRED WOOD, Secretary, HIS F street. JelMf Notice to 3It. Vernon Passengers. The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, which has been recently built and furnished (L.L. BLAKE, Captain), Is the only boat allowed to land passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf. Round trip, 91, Including mlmbsion to Mansion and Grounds. Steamer leaves Seventh street DAILY (Sunday ex cepted), at 10 a. m., and returns about 3 p.m. J.McH. IIOLLINGSWORTH, Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. L. BL AK E, Steamer W. W. Corcoran. jel Jfbotels. THEEBBITtT" WASHINGTON. D. C Army arid Navy Headquarters. FOUR IRON FIRE-ESCAPES. TERMS, f 4, 3, AND $2.50 PER DAY. ap4 WILLARD'S HOTEL. This favorite hotel, having been thoroughly reno vated, pnliited throughout, and ENTIRELY REFURNISHED, IS sow Open for tlie Reception of Guests. BRESMX & COOKE, ap3-lf Proprietors. PIUXAJDELPHIA HOUSE, WILLIAMS & MEREDITH.. -PROPRIETORS. 348 Penna. Avenne N. W. de7-ly ',7yo,nMT hi rf'S 3:cy'j-, Corner Flfteentli aid II Streets. jnrstabieryrespect; S??. T-i.4:SS HOTEL, (ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN), Corner Sixth Street ami Penna. Avenue. WASHINGTON, TWO MONDAY AND TUESDAY, A lew of you saw tlic first. No w, everybody see Banmm'g. Best in the "World. Tlie Prince will he present in person. rAftuiciurnnMiWARrcT'Junuc i j Bahmum. Bailey SOLE 1 1ulMB'auu ' T'-JI"""'" j THE BABNUM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON CONSOLIDATION! Only Four Great Shows that ever had the courage to play in New York under one management. Half a million people turned away In two weeks. . Three largest Menajreries on earth ! Only Monster Convocation of Giants ! Chang-, the Chinese Giant, and Tom ThimiD and Wile ! 200 Champion Circus Performers and "Wrestlers, and tlirce rings! 20 Elephants! 20 Camels! and a World of Xovelties! Seats for 25,000 people! 10,000 Reserved Opera-Chairs ! Tickets of admission for sale at John F. Ellis & Ca's, 937 Penna. avenue, the days of the exldbition. Three performances every day, at 10:30 a.m. and 2and 730 p. m. Magnificent Street Procession on Monday morniiig at 83a Admission the same as charged by au ordinar show. epri- 'TUC'nnifscmcnisf. NATIONAL THEATRE. EVERY EVENING OF THIS WEEK ONLY. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, in A. C Gunter's Fantastic Comedy, ut. TTZl .liJLJZlttZClXr 1 N.B. The entire production, cast, scenery, and effects the same as during Its nine weeks' run in New York city. Tuesday. April 10. CORINNE MERRIE-MAKERS. Ford's A New and Great Play. Magnificently acted throughout. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, The brilliant English actor, MR. W. II. VERNON. In the new play, full of everv-day interest, entitled THE MONEY MARKET. The Husband and Father. - - Money and politics. The wife and Mother. - Pride, duty and affection. The Daughter and Her Love. - Choice between father and mother. A play every one can see with advantage. The acting of the various characters approaches the perfection of art. ROSE WOOD! GABBIELLE DU SAUI.D! EMMA VADERS! W. HERBERT! F. NAGLE! FOREST ROBINSON! SAM. HEMPLE! EASTER MONDAY. . BILLEE TAYLOR. rpHEATRE COMIQUE MONDAY. APRIL 11, JL Nightly and Tuesday andFriday Matinees. An Immense variety bill thisweet. First appear ance of the great Robert Nickle, Doland and Lynch, Clara Cushman, Frank White, Lillian White, John yesterday : Lewis Nickers, burglary, seven years; Fenton, Mabel Leonard, Lulu Wentworth, Lottie Wentworth, Thatcher aud Hume, and Sharpley and West. Jake Budd in the new sketch, Senator Ma hpne's Arrival ; or. Mistaken Identity. Y. M. C. A. COURSE. "WHITTIER ANFhIS POETRY," IV CHAUL.ES H. BKALNAKD, Esq., Of BObTOX. LINCOLN HALL, APRIL 13, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Tickets (including reserved seat) For sale at Metzerott's. ...50 cents Sustaining members can procure their tickets at the office of the association, and reserve their seats at Metzerott's without any charge. ap!Mt HURRAH FOR OLD YALE! EASTER ENTERTAINMENT ! LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1S31. Yale College Glee Club. Eighteen Voices in College Songs, Glees, Solos, Cho ruses, tc Give them a full house. Old and young will find pleasure in the entertainment. It will take the elders back to their school days, and theyoung students here can see the way we have at Old Yale, boys." Tickets, 50c each; to be bad at theprincipal book and music stores. Reserved seats, 25c extra: to be procured at Paret's book store, No. 1221 Pennsylvania avenue. ap3-10t Jjlotferres. :3 1 st: POPUIiAK. MONTHLY DRAWING of the Commonwealth Distribution Co. AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE, In the City or Louisville, on SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1881. Tlip5Prtrivlnirn'jir mnnthlv lSnnrf.iv pxppntpd under provisions of an act of the General Assembly 1,1 ACUllH.. llllJllA;iUUllKtllC .,CHpulV XilUUllUUT. Newspaper Company, approved April 9. 1873. J8SThis is a special act. and has never been repealed. The United States Circuit Court, on March 31, ren dered the following decision: First That the Commonwealth Distribution Com pany is legal. Second Its drawings are fair. Thiscompany has nowoii hand a large reservefund. Read carefully the Iht of prizes for the APRIL DltAWING: 1 Prize 1 Prize. -430,000 . 1U.WU . 5.000 . 10,000 .10,000 10,000 . lojono .12,000 . 10,000 1 Prize 10 Prizes. Sl.OOO each 20 Prizes, 500 each 100 Prizes, 200 Prizes, COO Prizes, 1,000 Prizes, 9 Prizes, 9 Prizes, 9 Prizes, jwj eawi. 50 each.. 20 each 10 each. 300 each, Approximation Prizes. 2,700 200 each, " 1,300 100 each: 900 lfifO Prizes. JU2.400 Whole tickets, $2: half tickets; Jl; 27 tickets, J30: 55 tickets, sioo. Bemit money or bank draft by letter, or send bv ex press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or POST-OFFICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward by express can be sentat onr expense. Addres3all or ders to R.M.BOARDMAN. Courier-Journal building, Louisville, Kyor T. J. COMMERFORD.212 Broad way, New York : or J. W. CLARK, 309 G street north west, and U22Pennsvlvaniaavcnue: or toT.B.MAY NADIER, 035 Fourteenth street northwest. TThS FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY and COMMONWEALTH KENTUCKY- DISTRIBU TION COMPANY Apply to J. W. Clark, 309 G street northwest, or 1422 Pennsylvania avenue mhl9-lm tnbeviatcvB. HENRY LEE'S SONS, TTSTIDIE ZR,T.A.:k: BBS, 332 Pennsylvania Avenue N. TV. -noi, ns- i SO' Pennsylvania avenue S. E. Branch offices. Maryland avenne S. W. mal W. R. SPEARE, 940 F Street Xortlnvest. Everything strictly first class, and on the most rea sonable terms. felO 313 SEVENTH ST. Stoves, Furnaces, and r. w. Ranges, SLATE MANTELS. REPAIRINO PR03IPTLY ATTENDED TO. W. II. IIARROVER, an20-tf 313 Seventh street N. W. 250 Barrels of Savior's Portland Cement. STRONGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST. Also l.oOO Burrcls of Lime, From the Cobb Lime Company, Rockland, 31c. Bt j.uue iu .iiueritsh For sale by Jei2-ly L. E. GAXNOX, Room 7. Corcoran Building. ESTEY ORGANS THE BEST THE WORLD OVER. G, I "VVIL.D &. BROTHER, Sole Agents, mal4-6m TS1 SEVENTH STREET N. W. TnwscTncnfsf. DAYS, CORNER S AND NINTH STS. O US IS The as is lUc Only a Hutchihsor. S?-? A&ssamKnailABGEsiSeowsL OWNERS. 'ISt-muse-menis. NINTH ANNUAL Charity Ball! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Children's Hospital, NATIONAL THEATRE, Monday Evening, April i8, 1881, under the auspices of the following-named LADY PATRONS: MRS. PRESIDENT GARFIELD. MRS. SECRETARY BLAINE. MRS. SECRETARY WINDOM. MRS. SECRETARY LINCOLN. MRS. SECRETARY HUNT. MRS. rOSTMASTEU-GENERAT, JAMES. MRS. ATTORNEY-GENERAL MacVEAGBT. MRS. CHIEF-JUSTICE WAITE. MRS. JUSTICE BRADLEY. MRS. JUSTICE MILLER. MRS. JUSTICE HARLAN. LADY THORNTON. British Embassy. VISCOUNTESS DAS NOGUEIRAS, Portuguese Legation. MADAME OUTREY, French Legation. MADAME DE ZAMACONA. Mexican Legation. COUNTESS LEWENHAUPT, Swedish Legation. MADAME ASTA BURUAGA, ChUian Legal ion. MADAME YOSHIDA.Jacar.ese Legation. And THE BOARD OF LADY VISITORS, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, and the BOARD OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. LADY VISITORS. Jlrs. Gen. J. B. Ricketts, Mrs. John Jay Knox, irresKienij , Mrs. F. J. Lewis. Mrs. A. Ross Kay, Mm. N. S. Lincoln, Miss Harriet Loring, Mrs. A. IL Lowery, Mrs. F. B. McGuire. Mrs. Jourdan Maurv, Miss Meigs. Mrs. J. R. McPherson, Mrs. Gen. C. McKeever, Mrs. D. W. Mahon, Mrs.S.V.Nile. Mr?.S.B.Parris, Mrs-O.M.Poe. Mrs. Gen. Potter, Mrs. Joseph Redrern, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Miss Sch entic. Miss E. Callis Smith, Mrs. Ad'l Fabins Stanley. Mrs. R. K. Stone. Mrs. Georre Taylor, Mrs. Gen. Xi D. Townsend, Miss Maria L. Thomson, ( Vice-President), Miss Virginia Miller, (Treasurer). Mrs. John C Kennedy, (Secretary), Mrs. J. C Audenreld. Mrs. John S. Barbour. Miss Beckwith. Mrs. a V.R. Berry. Miss Caroline Bradlev, Mrs.S. CBusey, Miss Beale, Mrs. Colgate. Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. W. D. Davirtge, Miss Laura Ueiaflcld, Mrs. E. a Dutton, MissEdcs, Miss Julia Edmunds, Mrs. J. D. Fuller, Mrs. M. W. Gait, JIlSSUUllSS, Mrs. Wm. Wall. Mrs. 1L A. Goldsborougb, Mrs. Richard Wallach, Mrs. Judge Hagner. Mrs. W. B. Webb, aim, xiuiuia .uumpion, juiss t enaen, Mrs. R. D. Hitchcock. Mrs. L. Whitney, Mrs. Francis J. HIgginson. Mrs. H. A. Willard, Mrs. Caroline Henrj', Mrs. C. C. Willard, Mrs. S. II. KaufTmau, Mrs. A. E. Perrv. Miss Bessie Klbbey, Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson. FLOOR MANAGERS. Mr. Seaton Monroe. 3Ir. Frederick MofTatt, (Chairman), Mr. Samuel Wheeler, Mr.F.W.Poor, Mr. A. T. Brice, Mr. G. M. Lockwood, Mr. John E. Beale, Mr. Max Woodhull, Mr. N. S. D. Pendleton, Lt. J. A. Buchanan. USA. Mr. A-A.Adee. JA. W. H. slack, USN Mr. Henry Coffey, 31 r. Baudall Hagner, Mr. John Hanna, Lt, 31. M. Slacomb, USA, jar. Liuiorajticnarason, Mr.W.WirtWnteon, ut. jr. jj. jonng, Mr. John F. Mercer, 31 r. Geonre 3forris. Jir. Jtarry xnompson. 3Ir. Woodbuo" Blair, 3Ir. Frank H. Howe, 31 r. J. II. 3Iagrmler, Mr. Charles Gait, Mr. J. Buck Beale. Mr.Towson Caldwell, 3Ir. Edward Stepherw, Mr. Philip Ely, Lt. R. G. iavenport,USA, 31r. James 3L Johnston, Mr.Val ker Blaine, Mr. R. W. Goode, 3Ir. F. V. Robinson, Mr. James Muse, Mr. IL B. WUklns, 3Ir.J.J.Chew. Mr. Frank N. Lee, 3Ir. Ie PhUlips, Mr.Wm.TayIoe Snyder, 3Ir. Andrew Allen, Mr. 3Iayhew Plater, 3Ir. J. Al Gordon, 3Ir. Harrison II. Dodge, Mr. Benjamin Miller, 3Ir. Charles Croplev, Mr. Edwin Forrest. Mr. Anthony Add iute llbon. Mr. Frank MacArthur, Gen. Georee W. Clarke. Lt.Wm. P. Edgcrton.USA, Lt. E. F. Qualtrough.US", Lt. W. Butter, USA. Lt. Frank Hobbs, USA. LtJIamilton Sowcn.USN, 1A. Carroll Jtercer. UsMC, Gen. B. II. Robertson, 3Ir.J.WUyAnlick, 3Ir. Randall Webb, Sir. LN.Burritt. Lt. Fred'lc Collins. USN. Cupt. H. C. Taylor, USN, iXFrancis WinsIow.USN, Mr. William Hill, 3Ir. Charles W. Dorey, 3Ir. IL C. Swavne, 3Ir. Shubrick Clymcr, Mr. Aulicfc Palmer, 3Ir. Robert Beale, Mr. Herbert Wadsworth. Mr.A.H.EIlIoU. Mr. Richard Smith, Mr. Andrew D. Wllcor. Tickets (admitting gentleman and two ladlcs)in Single tickets 5 Which can be procured from the members of tb Board of Lady Visitors, Board of Directors, and Board of Hospital Administration. N. B. No extra charge for supper. apll-7t oo0000ooLI. UU UU UU UU un uu uu uu UD uu uu uu uu uu LL LL oo OO 00 OO OO OO LL UU UU UU OO ns -l T T A '-"-' T T JObOO LLT.T.T.L UU OOOOuu LI.T.T.T.T. UU HIK , AND j uuuuu UUU CTr Ja Mark SecuRd.1 Great Appetizer Sure Cure The and For Conghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Astluita, Consumption, and AU Diseases of tlie Tnroat and Inngs. The most acceptable preparation known for Bron chial, Pectoral, and Pulmonary AffectlourA. An EX CELLENT APPETIZER and TONIC for general and family use. The immense and Increasing sale and testimonials received daily are the best evidences of its virtues and popularity. Put up in QUART-SIZE BOTTLES, giving more for the money than any article In the raarfctt. Price, Si per bottle. CAUTION! DONT BE DECEIVED by unprincipled dealers wnoi our CATEU i PRIETARY GOVERN3IENT STAMP on each bot tle. If hot found at your druggist's or grocer's, we will send a bottle prepaid to the nearest eiprths ofllce to you. IjAWKEXGE & MARTIX, Proprietors, Chicago, 111. 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