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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

NO BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than
ia clothing at the pr, sent reduced prices al
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO Seventh
street, opposite the Post ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, AGO 9TH street, opposite Post
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

SO, UUV In msrcantils sr sianpfastnring
business. nth An establisbed hosss wanting :
Setic business man, Apply 70 6HAs. 9. wal
EAon, -Attorney, ~ Loufsiana Avenue, corner
9th street, - allsla- - - - y ep l-Stss
W4ETE2 g. Ei ,s.m "a :, ygafsissaIaIp ~
7tb and istn streets, not further over than ct.
Rent moderate Best Of references given: Ad-
dress n. g. p, at the etsr Once. mnE
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JUST RECEIVED three hundred Boys Suits
latest Spring style, from ten to fifteen dollars
per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House.
]. III. SMITH,
46O 7th street, onnosIte Post Ofica
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No PRNT UP UTICA contracts our power
TO sell clothing for One Price only, marked in
plain figures, on the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue. ~
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Observation-Disclosures Bog Wood Sets
Jet and Pearl Sets, Pink, Blue and Straw
Color Sets, Double Link Chains, Silver PLATED
Spoons, Forks, Cups. Call Bells, received thi:
morning. ar Prgg's One Dollar Jewelry Store
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CITY ITEMS.

{ A CARD-Being about - sail for Europe to
friends. as 4 haye NOT the Opportunity to take
leave ofthem in person. =. -
z Tr' ga ~ CHRIsrIAN RUPERT.
Z ~ r+..s. .-,-..-., s9o ~th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

OPTIcIAN-Specks, Eye and Opera Glasses,
one half lower than any other opticlaR, at L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

JUST RECEIVED this morning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty ii We dollar suits al
the Great Central Clothing House, $50 9TH
street, opposite Post Office.
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DIED.

Suddenly, ON the Sd instant, LEWIS BAN
-DEkS. aged 81 years. 80 ,.. -.
J The friends and relatives OF the family are re-
spectfully requested to attend his fuIeral on
Friday, 9Th. at . clock, from his residence, No.
40s Delaware avenue, between and streets
south, without further notice.
On the Instant, a sp. N, EMMA wATHns.
A. Eailey sgsd Is months. -.---+-
The relatives and friends Of the family ere in
vited 10 attic nd her funerA on Friday Afternoon.
at O'Clock, st No. 392 b street. sd 60 80
April %, 1857, SAMUEL FIHoKEL, infant
ssn of Geo. X and sophie l.. FinckeL 80
On Saturday. the s0th instant, JAMES N boss,
age ~ years. -l. - o. tts- 81 - r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

THE Circus now here is pronounced to be
tne poorest and worst managed exhibition OF
the kind we have had here for some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

PIX UP YOUR HOUSES FOR SrRISG.-Those
heusekeepers who are preparing for the
spring cleaning. should call at KID we'll &
Henderson's. sos 9th street, and examine Their
large and select stock of WALLPAPERS, Win
dow-Shades, Shade Hollands, Mating, Oil
Cloth, GiltCornices, Picture Frames, cord and
Tassels, &c, which they are selling cheap for
cash. r....
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EMBR0IDnlY or ALL KINDS WORLD
~ on reasonable terms. livery kind Of Fancy
KUT0hBx0K, ct r. tuIps. o, between sth ssd
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THE NEW YORK wEEKLY.-Elsewhere in
our paper Today will be found an advertise.
ment OF the contents of the number of this pa -
per which will be ready Tomorrow. 1t Will
be seen that IT abounds In stories OF the most
exciting character, calculated to satisfy the
most exaC ting readers of the sensational school
of modern fiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cgrtter.-This
morning, the jury in the case of the United
States agt- Jonah ID. and A. p. Hoover, action
to recover $4,000 OF the defendants. that being
the amount OF the bond of Major Sutherland,
Quartermaster of the NJ arine Corps, on which
they were sureties, returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for the full amount. Messrs
Brent and Merck, for the defense. moved for
new trial, on the ground that the verdict was
not in accordance with the evidence.
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EIRs.-Last night, private white repQyleo =
FIRE ip a house bet ween f3X and 14th sndB And
G streets south, caused by the dangerous cas-
tom OF running pipes from stove through the
roof. IL was extinsuished with a few buckets
o. water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

PETTY LARcENY.-Last night, John DALEY
was arrested by officer Parker. OF the Fourth
Ward for the larceny of about S13 81 from the
money tlII Of Daniel Barnes restaurant He
wss sent to Jail for court by Justice Walter.
Subsequently Daniel Barnes was arrested by
the same officer for selling liquor 70 soldiers.
Justice Walter fined him so. a--,r .1u-
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How TO LIVE LoNG.-If good cookery con-
duces TO longelivity, and that IL does so we
have the testimony OF the ablest physicians,
then the patrons OF Hammack's restaurant
have the prospect of attaining a good old age,
free from the perils OF Indigestion. His cui-
sine is endorsed by strangers and citizens
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sUTOR-DAlls. On March 6tn, by the Rev
Mr.; a. ~ Ames. At Wesley Chapel parsonage, u
p eUTOR. OF Hartford county. to Miss NJ SO.
PHiE DAVIS, OF Hagerstown, Was hin gton couu.
ty. Maryland.
WALeH-IyEY. On the LIST instant, By Rev
Father Lynch, br. JOHN K. WALSH A. As
o: .. A.. TO Miss HELEN IvBY. NEW York and
Philadelphia papers please COPY
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RELIGIOCs.-There is an impression in this
city that the Plenary Coun ell Of the Catholic
Church, held in Baltimore last fall, recon.
nended the erection of a new diocese, of which
this city should be the center. This is almost
certainly incorrect, as the Archbishop al Bal :
timore Is near enough to supervise the Church
in this District. The Council, il Is stated
however. recommended the erection of a new
diScese, 10 be composed OF the State Of Della
ware and the eastern shores of Maryland and
Virginia.
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GRAY's COLLARS, % cents per box; Gold
smith Collars, IS cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 494 9TH street, between ID and
T. streets. Inn
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.aa0IT0afLAI0zqa
aFOR S3TE 7f{5a RFNTT

..sFoR S1Lk M RRNF,Es5
FnESa A51II n !. :.s s:l.s: DX.5
re-; DO.
e4Hu spAhL sS,.An ISs q aoPsi p, KosEi
svss.: ssd Ssl:ss a. liza s:ssssn
! Gerry Store for sale, -AIsiy Immedisseiy and
naas: & s:i g; az
near Massaohusetts aYenne. spl-iw
F0H sAh6.The LEAss- TUEHT1uRHa and
* .sTs.s p ~ On. g
hotsis u the city. ssd VIII be sod q bsrsainif
sp4 St.. - . s2.sesA. TO DODGE.
F9k RkNT.Txs HOUSES 81 The Phi I.aeIphis
zs:ss sos f:tisss, s.s~::s nth sss issi 81 Inc
- Bow 18th street east. These hoa.ss are we'll
tUs :sS mod
gas, and Will be soia on ressonablei to fms. 'A'
.,.s.. rH0s: N p P'Lo 3 jSs' 4 4s s,,s:..
Healthy pleasant location. wishIn two square. OF
ns fooa .,S
n ts, day. or two wssk, Rent low. No s27
FOB SALE Oh BENT :
ATwO-sToRY HOUSE, .~
Situated on s1st street west, between o and p
streets, having lot Of ITO fest I7Ofeet, making
hrt ssry desIraole for gardener, dairyman. or
terms. Possession given Immediate Fer par
ticuiars inquire, Of ISAAC HkRZBERe. ISL
north street. between "A and sth streets. wash
ington. - = K 9. @ ap4lw
DOOMs FOB RENT-Corner LIST and streets
IL Gall ct P. M0NAGHAE'S. 80 sp3st+
LOB SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURRS OF a
Il retail Grocery Store. Store for rent Fine
opportunity to start In business Possess on given
immediately Inquire at 4O4 9TH street, between
sndH. n . 4. o. : an 3-4ts
TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS to let
to gentlemen or gentleman and wife, at No.
$50 18th street, between II and streets, squares
from w ar De partment, north of and near Penn
ave. Terms very moderate. apS-2tr
EOR RENT-A pleasant located HOUSE on 18th
4 street, below New York avenue, containing
rooms. Apply next door. spf3ts
ITO LET-Tbres good ROOMS, on I'd floor in a
new brick house N 18th street bet. n. and .,
suitable for housekeeping. Price $40 per month
EOR RENT-Two very desirable and hand
Il somey furnished com nuufoatiug ROOMS
which may be had singly or together. Inquire at
No. 5375a ii street, between 9th end 9TH. apt St
5EOR RBNT-BRICK HOUSE. oontaining eight
II rooms, with gas throushout; convenient to
cars. twill be rented with or without furniture.
Inquire on the premises. of Il. 0RUIT, No "a
Bridge street, between Montgomery aud Green,
Georgetown ID u. -'A D. ap2 ST.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers
- No. s26, corner Of 9TH and streets

OF * STkEET SOUTH and a. street vest. on
the Island, at Auction
On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant. ct CLOCK d m .
We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. H. In
Square as, having g feet front By IS feet deep
making it q beautiful corner lot n
Terms 0De-third cash; balance IL 6, II, and rs
months, for netes bearing interest and scared By
q deed OF trust on the PREMISES ALI conysyancinr
and revenue stamps at the cost of the pu fchas-r
$50 down the day of sale.
ap3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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CoNF1RnYp Asp REKcrED.-The Senate in
tious OF Chss r! Bet and Alex. r. Shepherd
as members OF the Levy Court, and VIM. II.
Craig, VIM Il. Frazier and David X. Smith as
justices OF the peace; and rejected the nornina |.
tiOn OF Bernard 7. Swart as member OF IN q
Levy Court. F.. --f,y-srifG - Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

BUILDING Accommodations sold at the
Clerical Mutual Building Association at forty
per cent. on Monday evening, April LIST Meet
nings of each month, at 7th and X streets. IN
Queen Abel's Hall. Stock can be had ar
the meeting, or at the Secretary's, 573 L street.
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The REGIsTRY.-I yesterday, the Board of
Registers at the City Hall registered the names
of $50 persons as voters in the THIRD Ward, of
which number ODD were white and I37 colored
The total thus far in this Ward is ,lO9, of
which i74 are white and 635 colored The reg
istration Will continue in this Ward this after
noon.
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HoUsEKKEPRRs are respectfully invited tC
call and examine nay stock of fresh Groceries
before purchasing their monthly supplies.
.H.. ID. r. BELL,
corner 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

THK OLDEST INHABITANTs.-The regular
meefing OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association
was held In the Aldermen's Chamber last
evening; Col. Z. G.. Washington in the chair,
and Dr.. A Med. Davis secretary -"
Inc following were nominated and elected
20 menn bership :-Messrs. Marshall Brown
commodore Jullus j. Boyle, John Cranch
James Charles, v alentine Har baugh, JONATHAN
Forrest, and John King. 90. =
Mr. J q. Brent stated thar he had received
rom MI. Z. II. Baker a drawing of the first
Episcopal Church established in Washington,
when would be placed on file with the
archives. This was previously a tobaceo
house OF the farm of DR.. Carroll, about three
squares below the Capitol, on New Jersey
avenue and was occupied as church pre-
EIous 70 1eU7. at which time Christ church
v2s established. ..-
Inc chair announced the death of the late
George w ashington Young, and was followed
oy MI. Bestor, DIR. Blake, and Mr.. Dorset,
who spoke of the character OF the deceased:
AFTER which resolutions of respect 70 his mem
oTy, offered by Mr. J. +. Callan, WS6S unani-
mcusly adopted.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon
Lewis Sanders, q well known colored man
and much esteemed generally, died at his res
tdence on South Capitol street. very sudden
ly, as supposed from disease of the heart The
deceased had an attack in the morning and
feeling unwell in the afternoon, he drank a
glass of liquor, and on returning 10 his house
died in about five minutes. The deceased
formerly belonged TO the Hoban family, and
when Mr.. James Hoban was District Attor.
ney, was employed about the Court House.
and of late years has been in charge of the
bathrooms at the House of Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

= BURNBTT's COCoAINR-Is the hair dressing
which The bellies and fashion of this country
use. Its effect upon the glossinsss and rich
ness and artificial hair is equally durable.
splendid and efficacious. - 80
"Bnrnetts standard preparations are cele-
hrated throughout the civilized world. '--Neic
York TriLaue .-..
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DECREE OF DIyoRCE.-This morning, q de.
cree OF divorce was made by Judge Olin in the
EQUITY Court. annulling the m arriage o. Eliza
beth Cross with ]. Il. Cross. The petitioner
charged that the defendant had i'll used her,
vas intemperate, and frequently committed
adultery The evidence was taken before
Comnissioner r. +. Brown M. Thompson
Tor petitioner.
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White Shirts S150, b and 50 81, at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store. 494 TIN street, be-
tween ID and +; also shirts made TO order I'm
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CARRYING WEAPoNs-James L. Smith was
arrested by officer Vernon fer carrying con-
cealed weapons. He was taken before Justice
Boswell who fined him So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

| POLICE REPoRTs.-The Lieutenants of police
reported ~ arrests yesterday. The amount
| OF fines was S12343.
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THE AVENUE HoUsE-Messrs. Green &
Williams are now engaged in selling the fur
Diture of the Avenue House, kept Tor some
years past by Mr.. II. King. Mr.. J. b.
Wilson, " ho recently purchased the building,
has leased il for an extensive furniture estab.
lishment.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-25 LADIES, to work on OLOAKs.
pNpG meme s BIT good HANDS need apply, at ANS
WANTID-Bya respectabie lady, a sTrUA.
ThON as housek.eper. or will make herself
City Post once. sarss,
WANTED-Bya respectable girl, . sITUA.
w TON as frst-c cook in . boarding.
6 hons, or restaurant. Address Box No. ae,:stsr
WAETED-To hire a pair Of good FARM
tSf 'sS o ws 81 Q, ASs
corner or Penn q avenue and 18th st. spi
WANTED-By an American girl. asTTUA-
w TION to do CHI ambe rwork, sr will do light
hSusework or plain sewing Address L. L., Star
ediately, four unmarried COL.
'" oRED MEN acc u TS%s to fern yo5k.
ap4st' 445 5th ST., near La. avenue
WANTED-To rent, By May Ist. OUsE, or
" part of . house, cont aiming four rooms, fur
ssAt 81 %.S Address
A REsPEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL !,peaks
"A German and English wishes STU
rstersnss given if required. Address M B.. star
WANTED-A good Irish or German WOMAN,
for g. sew, and make hsr.sf ssnerss sn Useful eS1k
Good reference required. Apply at the corner of
Aaryl avenue and 18th st ap 4-st'
~ ANTED-Twe OOAT HANDS, to work by
''' Ne TehansT.ilor and Gent: f1!si:ssr.
ap+3, near Odd Fellows Hail.
WAETED,To purchase. . comfortable BKTOK
ss ssas and o ssn
lion Central Dash viii be paid Address d. T..
s i.os oes' until ll'h' stating terms TsI: per-
WAETED.dmmedi .tsIy, e rent or purchase.
In he.lthy neighborhsod. Address "T. =" care
sps toSi.n Affairs Interior Dsp.,
WAHrED-wANTED-M for the United
NOR. ss fs Aar psro e. 4el street, near Bsti
WANTED-A good COOK Washer, and Ironer,
:rset between and North in small tsS S,n
WANTED-A. white WOMAN, to cook, wash
ssses ,,T Apply al ssa
HOUSE. 81 q t ASPs iRs EH
ROOMS for a family OF two. centrally located.
furnish sssS:n
WAHTED-To, rent, small HOUSE, sitrstsd
once. In good location. Address II :" 81, star
WAETssIDsIPPsT;so Il S.:,ns Horses and Carts
east and street south. apass.
WAHTED--Thres unfurnished ROOMS, suit.
two w S5s aGr for small family
quired. Address Q. K, Star Once. ap s'st.'
| A FIRST-CLAss BARBER wANTED-At SCI
| "A 7th street, tIslaud.j between street And
haryiand avenue, ard best Of wages Will be paid.
| WAETEB-By . ANAL family. without chill.
w w drsn. email HOUSE. in good order. fur fur.
dress, stating price and locality, Box 7S5. wssS-
| insten, -. q. -f1 ER 800 : an a.sts
| RoABD wANTED,0n or before May LIST. b.
- two gentlemen and their wives, with privare
Family preferred y Ore room furnished and tia
other unfurnished. Charges must be modoret,
Once. ~ : I" - o e.
WANTHD-A rsspectsbie OoLORED WONIr
w toeooks NOh snd iron. Apply fmmedia tciy
st 10. 20, corner d snd ID sts.''S -7a AZ TT
WAHrDD-A bfTCATI0N q coec111a1 Ana
| man: Apply at No 9si @ street, bstUssn i4th
and 18th. for Aye lays.s . aDIstf
WiHTBD 70 11Hr-A furnished HOUSE.
W by esmen family, without chi ldren; kss and
| Address House" City Post once. Washinstos.
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THE REPORT or THE DETECTIVE POLICE
Ines0sy, Lieut.. Noonan, OF the detective DO
ice, made his report of the operation of the de-
tecuVes aurlng the quarter ending March 3lst,
IRON which il appears that the number Of
roOOeTies reported TO the detective office was
10 arrests made, 1i3i value OF property lost or
sloIen' tlS,2l9.99: value OF property recovered
turned over 70 the property clerk, 1905 90;
value OF that returned 70 owners, 50 3Si: value
OF property taken from and returned TO prs
oneTS, >SjO.9S- In addition to the above the
precinct police report at the detective office
Sl42j recovered oy them, and owners report
S351i recovered by themselves the total
amount recovered being s7,24l.2s. The detec-
lives make no special report of the parties ar
rested ether than the return of the cases to
their lieutenant for record. The working ef
The detectives makes II necessary for them to
be silent as to the names and disposition of the
cases OF parties arrested by them in MANY in
stances The qualification OF curiosity might
Tetard and even Illustrate their plans.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr.C g. Rupert, the we'll known
dealer in fancy goods and toys, SIP TIN street,
sails Tor Europe to-day IN the steamer New
York, 10 visit the French Exposition and the
great fair at Leipsic.
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MARRIED.

vertisement
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FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
meeting of the Fifth Ward Club was held
last evening at Ebenezer Church, which was
crowded by colorsd voters with a few whites.
Dir J. II A. Schureman (colored) pres ided,
with Mr. A. T.. Clark (wnite) as secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Col X. s. Hin
ION OF Kansas, Gel. Ed. Daniels of Illinois,
Capt. O. :. Il. Wall o. Ohio, Hon. Mr.. briggs
OF Michigan, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-04

For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocaton is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42a Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an d 9Th streets.
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TILE EVENING, S STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, kc.,ro.NfeHr


WALLS NEW UPKRA HorsK-The large aud
entnusiasue audience which witnessed the
nrst presentation Of "kenilworth; or We
Quesne, ye Earl, and ye Maidenne, /" last night
mously voted IL the best burIesque brought
out this season, and Lady Don the finest vocalist
we have bad here since Parepa 1t will be
repeated mis- evening.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Rachel John
son and DIR. B Macauley will appear this
evening IN Shakespeare beautful tragedy of
Romeo and uhet.'' FlH
RELIEF FOR THE SorrH.-Tne following are
the subscriptions through the Board or Trade
or the District OF Columbia for the suffering
poor OF the South up 70 noon today, obtained
BY messrs. Il. b. MOhun, I. Il. MCGUIRE and
Owen Thorn, committee M. w. Gait & Bro
500; George ". Riggs, eiO0; W. w. Corcoran
500; W ). Huntington, ~lO0i Bank of Wash
house. Fowler & 90, $50 Blanchard 4 Mo-
hun, $50 Jas. G.. Mcclure L Co, $50: Owen
Thorn, SO, Alex X. Shepherd & Bros, $50
Potts & Shelley, metropolitan Hotel.1 so:
Philip Is Solomons, $50; John r. Elvans. All,
Barbour & Hamilton, so: Jackson, Brother a
Co 50 Sanl Lewis, $50; John T. Kendall,
So john n Semmes, (Seaton House,) $50
snow, Coyle "a Co, S5G Mohun & Son, $50:
W. N. Calf, $50; J. T. Mitchell. s25: Lock-
wood, Eufty Taylor, S2j; w. g. Metzerott
SIS; ;. owen. SIS Sykes, Chadwick & Co.
-; kidwell Sen, S25; Thos. Russell &c Co,
S25; Geo: w Cochran Il Co, S25; Gait a Brown
50 A. Il. Perry a Bro, s2J: l.. Esberg, S25:
W n. a %. II MOrri3on, S25; w. M. Sinister
q BIO, S25; VIM. II. Campbell, S2j; Richard
Wallacn, So: NJ. VIM. Beyeridge, s25; J., Q.
RAIL. S25, A. Thomas Bradley, SIS; Samuel
Bacon. s2o O.. =. Schafer, 500 John Wei
cher 81. e. g. Willard. $40; VIM Orme, $40
Jos. :. Nay, 20; H Semken, $50; W III. Har.
rover 500 Marshall Brown, SEQ; Thomas
Berry go dempsey IL O'Toole, ~l0: VIM y
Tee, so; French d Richardson, $40; NJ
william 30 j. b DodsOn, so: Thos. Hume
$40 h. l.. White, so; NJ. III. Stevens & Co.
so; Sioussa Il Ennis so; ]. W. Boteier e
Bro So, Thos. Parker, 80; John L. Ellis,
:>lG. Cooper Latimer, so: H Burns, SO;
y Shifilngton, $40; John Purdv, 80; w. b.
Moses, 40; q. Bradley, $40; J. w. Coliey SO:
Thomas W. Miller, $40; James Nolan, 80:
franck Taylor, SO; Daniel Smith, SO John
MCCARTHY, SO; II. N Easby, $40: Davis &
Gaither.sl0; n. NJ. p. King & Son, SIS; T. w.
Hungerford. -; II. Percy Chiffon, IS; J. w
Dick. s.; II. Walker, -; W. Ellis, IS: Douglass
Moore, $; John keyworth, $: Sebastian
Auan, $; John y. Wilson. IS; !. ID. Edmond
s. w II. Nalley, S5;fChas. g. OalIan, IS
Geo. Il. Wilson, -; Chas. kloman IS. L. Nj
Hanson. IS: Cash, 500.
The committee are still receiving subscrip-
lions. and viii until Saturday, and il is sup
posed the total amount will exceed -, 200
before the close OF this day.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctisneers RI.
u DO. 52S, southeast corner 7th and d SITS
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THK OoR-
kER0F "a AND Il sTRBETs, ISLAND, AT

TIC oth Iubt.. u.
we shall sell en- the prem ses, Lot No 80 In SQUARE
No. AS having "A feet inches front by I25 feet
deep, ru nnips back to 2e-feet alley, making tt
handsome building site.
Terms One third CASH; balance in s.N and ntns
months, for notes bearing interest, and nrsd by
. deed OF trust on the premises. All conveysncing
ana revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
So down the day OF sale. -
ap2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctz
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AFRAID OF R0BBERs--About Z o. clockthis
morning Officer MeColgan saw a person leave
a boarding house near the United States Hotel
and run down the avenue in his night clothes
The officer overhanled the fugitive, and took
him 10 the Fourth Ward station, where he ap-
peaTed 10 be laboring under some excitement
He said lie had been drinking, ard having a
large sum of money in his room, imagined
some parties were killing him in order to com
init a robbery, The officer subsequently, as
certaiped that his name was Balch, haiIIng
from New York, aud also got his clothes, in
which he (Balch) found his money (2Oo0) safe
and thereupon he became much more COM
posed. This morning he was dismissed.