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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
pa,orted Inv De Haven Il Bro. No. 40 S. Third street
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CoMMITTED.-SOlOmon Stcnberg had a final hear
ing before Recorder Giyin this morning, charged
with obtaining property 10y false and fraudulent
representations. The allegation is that he obtained
from John Hunsberger and Franklin Clark a lot Of
cattle, and gave in payment checks on the Union
Banking Company, which were subsequently, found
TO be wOrthless. He was committed for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

THE SEIZURE OF THE JUNIATA-SHB is RELEASED
Yesterday, at length, The TELEGRAPH chroncled
the seizure OF the Southern Mail steamship Juniata
by the United States authorities. for having ON
board smugged goods. The matter was referred to
Collector Moore, who has decided to release the
vessel, so that she will sail on her regular day up
to which time freight will be received. The matter
OF the smugged goods will still continue a subject
Of investigation
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

SERIOUSLY HURT.-About quarter OF O'Clock
mis- morning William Cornelius, aged twenty-one
ySars, while engaged in painting house on Seven
ecnth street. below Carpenter, fell from a third
story window ami sustained serious injuries lie
was removed TO his home on Federal street. above
ceVenteenth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

AGAIN IN TRoUBLE.-Emma Holland, residing on
Front street, below Walnut, had hearing before
Alderman Delaney, yesterday, upon the charge of
beating her reputed husband. She was held in 5000
ba m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

Music AT PARAMOUNT PARK-A large military
band Of thirty or forty pieces has been engaged,
under the direction of Professor Dietrich, to give
series Of drst-class concerts during the summer at
FairmOunt Park. The band will be supported en-
city cent Our citizens will be pleased TO learn
that we are TO have some good music at the Park
next summer, and as Mr. Dletrichs abilities as a
leader are well known, there is no doubt that the
Concerts will be successful and pOnular
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

ROBBERY AND AN ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.-About
10 o'clock last evening the carpet manufactory OF
Mr. McCracken, Hope street, below Harrison, Nine
teenth ward, was entered by thieves and robbed OF
about forty yards Of carpet, which were cut from
one OF the looms.
Last evening an attempt was made to enter the
building No. 561 North Second street. Ohcers Anson
and Macfarland gave chase 10 two men who were
found in the Of the premises but owing to the
darkness they escaOpd arrest
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14
THIRD EDITION.
Official Intelligence from Cuba
Cause of the Inactivity of the
Insurgents - Opinions
Of Our Consul
General.
FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despatch 10 The Epeni,y Telegraph.
Cause of the Inactivity of the Cubaus-Nyhnt
Consul-t!cneral Hall has to Say.
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INSTALLATION SERvIoEs1The rev. Ihomas \;
pastor OF the First Reformed Church, corner Of
Seventh and Spring Garden streets by the Chassis Of
Philadelphia, on Sunday evening the Rev. r. S'
tiOnal questions, Rev. w. II. De Hart conduct the
devotional exercises, Rev. George Cain, of Erie, Pa,
preach the sermon, Rev c. Collins, Jr, charge the
pastor, and Rev. James L. Amerman charge the con-
gregation.
In answer TO q unanimous call, Rev. Mr.. Orr comes
10 this church, and under encouraging auspices TO
enter upon his new field Of labor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

~, ,FHILADhLPIIIA md IAMDEN BRIDGE UOMPANY.-
The corporatOrs Of the above company held their
first meeting on the 10th inst James PAGE acting as
Chairman and II. L. Bonsall as Secretary The meet
ing was called for the purpose of eeCting five chief
commissioners, to make arrangements for opening
the books OF the company for subscriptions and for
other preliminary purposes The names Of the gen.
tlemen elected are: Thomas S. Speakman, AleXan-
der G. Cattell Morton McNchael, Ex-Governor Pol
lock, and Levi Bette.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14

PICTURE SALE-B Scott Jr, will conclude the sale
of Modern Pictures this evening at quarter before
eight O'clock at the Art Gallery, 1920 Chestnut street.
Sale without reserve.
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the force five years, and was good and efficient
nuI1 ip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-05

The argument that the stasnation in IRA 1e in
this country Is due 10 pclisIeal causes Alto
gether II q fallacious one. as shows by the fact
that s corresponding depression IN business is
noticed In other CONFINES. In England there
rs complaint of great duIlness in the manu-
featuring districts. In the cotton districts OF
Lancashire and the wooden towns OF the West
Riding o. York, the sta,e Of business Is exceed
IEgly diseouraging. The iron interests IL Eug-
land have been in a de.pondent condition, but
have some temporary relief By orders from
Belgium where. IN consequence OF strike Ia
the coal and iron mines. the iron mills are
standing still Orders come IN also for rails
snd locomotives from Russia. where, IN con-
sequence OF the famine II is found nee. ssary 10
fEd work for the people by the outlay Of loans
IN the construction o! new lines OF railway.
This affords some relief TO one class OF manu-
featuring interests il England, but the great
cotton and woclen interests of that country
have no such aid to help them through the
period Of stagnation-
One great cause CT the business EN- barrass-
ments in this country is over-uading. as own
by the fact that the imports OF the port OF New
York alone ran ahead OF the exports some fifty
millions Of dollars.
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Mumler. charged in the New York Courts
with fraud IN taking the photographs OF spirits
has been discharged. after q protracted e1ami-
uation- II was evident from the start that this
must be 80, and while undoubtedly the prose-
cution was animated by good motives, its
Greatest success has been in advertising Num-
Ter, as NO photographer, spiritual or natural,
has ever before been advertised. The task of
the prosecution was 10 prove negative. II
proved that spiritual shadows. like those In the
background Of Numbers pictures, could be tn.
ken by open or secret appliances, but IT did no,
prove that this particular picture was taken IN
that way. There was q good deal of testimony
not complimentary to Mumler or bis art; bu,
the evidence failed to get at the facts which lie
beyond the ordinary limitations Of human in.
uuiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-05

The Chronicle urges as a party measure, in
view of the coming municipal election, that the
democrats employed st the Washington Navy
Yard shall be made TO give place to Repuoli.
cans. Secretary Bore has already indicated a
purpose 10 recognize party lines q, the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard, and will perhaps do the
same here. In The process Of "weeding out,
however, que care should DE taken that good
men ara not removed unJustiy, through the
interest or malicious representations ofpersons
desiring to get their places or to do them an
iliury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-05

Both Branches CT the Baltimore City Council
have adopted an ordinance which grants the
City Passenger Railway Company authority
10 construct lines of railway through the
city which will establish continuous routes
between The Northern Central and Philadel.
phia- Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad de-
pots. and to Patterson Park and Lafayette
Square, while al the same time leaving the ex.
sung routes in their present condition. The
srsnt was made upon the request Of the Rail-
way Company. ard the extensions will te
made as soon as possible
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TEE WORKING PEGPrr-The Iron Noul.
oeTs Union OF New \ Ork city have as kec OF the
employers an Increase OF ten per ent. CT the
EIrSent rate OF wages One week from MAY
a Is allowed for the employers 10 determine
whether they will aeceds 70 the advance and
az case Of refusal q strike will De ordered OF
Nay 10Th. The German carpenters of New
ok city have recently formed a trade crgaui-
zSilon. numbering at present 30 mer, oers who
are making arrangements TO secure al adyanc
upon the present rate Of wages OF from is 10
- week The shirt cutters OF New York
CITY, esumaied Al ,etN IN number. are organi.
IlEg 10 secure higher wages The present
rates vary from >lJ 10 - a week, the average
being S:sU a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-05

SYMPATHY AND AID FOE CCBA FROM NEW
NORE--A mass meeting OF the friends OF Gu
ban independence was held last night in Ne y
\ ork, which was presided over by Hon.
Charies a. Dams. and speeches were made by
Henry Ward BeeCher, Hon. John Mexican and
others. Resolutions Were adopted demaBdiEg
TIE recognition Of the Cuban patriots as belig-r-
EMS De Express OF that city says that Mar
snail Barlow has received reliable Information
tsa; steamer left that port Monday night for
Tuba, VIII three hsndred men. each provided
win Tine and uniform and that the vessel also
eek large quantity OF light clothing and pro-
NislcrS 10 last II Jntb or six weeks. The TX
TesS adds that another expedition is preparing
1 LIE MARSHAL - InyesugaIiLg he matter.
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III q Es AND LOTS
IN THE
CITY IND UNrRf
FOB sALBBY
8. p. BROWN 4 SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CORNER 18Th STREET AND NEW York AVENUE;

Rr rirTf ZINE BUILDING LOTS in 8. 2.
poTns suodiyisfon, 1t. Pleasant are nov OF,
IIeo On oes1rable terms This property 10 eituatod
eoVut heu mile from the city limifs, On and adjs-
ent 20 18th street road, the fAGhion able drive Of
tne city ana for health, location. and undina
imptovenenss, is une9ualied By any other locality
~ TIE suburbs OF arlington. The Lots range in
size rom sucrter OF An acre 20 An acre each 70
tnooe concentrating early improvements extra
inducements will b extebded.
ALSO.
In the city. two elegant, FIRST GLASS RESI-.
changed. Va "
:, For Sale or Rent, TWENTY-FIVE HOUSES on
SoIeorsn street, oontaininss rooms each, Win I'll
TIN aOU sES, frst-clsss. on Q street near 18th
TdR1E FIRST CLASS HOUSES, Freuc b roofs.
mecerR Improvements: hor and cold v ater throurh
CUT; on street near residence OF Gen Sherman
SEVeNTE1H FRAME HOUSES in ysrious
yarn Of the city, ct prices to suit those Of modsr
yARM OF goo ACHES, ct Herndon Station. ~
railroad; enc bali cleared. balance timber; veil
FARM OF 500 ACRES In Prince 0eore. ror,.,
hve miles from the city, on new p;Se iwSroxy,
Mepts nex and valuable; ., IL pre6activs. WIN b.
IspRoSIp wIsTEBS LAND for ,.r. o. ~.
ess
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Hon. james Pollock, director of the Phila-
ceiphia Mint, issued notice on Saturday that
all Of the employees whose appointments date
subsequent to October, 800, might consider
themselves discharged. A large number OF
vacancies were speedily made. AS the force Is
'obe reduced considerably, but few new ap-
Pentments will be made.
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GOVERNOR WELLS AND THE VIRGINIA Con-.
observation-disclosures Wells, of Virginia
candidate for Reelection on the Republican
ueSef. has come out in a letter saying tina, he
does not believe that the disfranchisernent
clause OF the Constitution will accomplish its
Sbleei. advisins the people 70 submit 10 the de
Csion OF the majority, and ayowing his opiu-
len that President Grant will submit
separately 10 the popular vote whatever por-
uon OF the Constitution he desires to be
stricken ont, and that the weight OF the Pre.i-
dents name Will be sufficient 70 ensure ITS de.
fesf.
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The Guild OF the Holy Gross" high
church Episcopal society, was organized at
Christ Church New York. on Monday. with
intensely ritualistIr services, the ceremonies
CT the occasion being nearly alike IN form and
observance To those of the Catholic Church.
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pEQPnsALs FOR PAVING AMP GRADING
BETWEEN SECOND SHEET VEST .NE
NEW JERSEY AVENUE

OFFICE or SvPERrNrvxrp~r az. I~zprr-oy o-,
g. 60 a. SAkRiA0EwAl>, Az FooTHsI>
- Sealed Proposals viii lie received At tie MAYOR.
proximo, for Paving the CarriaseGa, OF % stre.t
norm, between "a street west aud New Jersey ave
portions Of the street alec. To- .tiSs :. shs 0s9er
sting Old Cub, LAY ing Gutter stsne, laying new
siSns the line Of .sia pavement wherever reauired
, 4 ne work to lie done to tie satisfaction Of the
I, mmissioner.. a. the Assistant Coaa.i-siSl'er.
appointed ~ the Mayor, and in conformity with
=. Paving Stones 10 he from Eve O. eicht inches
NICK ~ VIDE and 4 less than seven inchee deep.
IS OF gravel. free from clay or loan and forr
inc OF sharp sand; 10 be laid in three layers
ranmer, the top lay Ell Of sand to be yell wstered
beiere rammins.
iacs Of TO hundred feet in length Of the whole
width OF the csrriageway exposed for ins pe, ton
us;sf stone e be the best eth ss
noIk North riser stone, in pieces not less than
ine: sS r., . Sss .R To not IL,
m ss 81 end the ssd. closely ois,ed Oarb
twenty iasse; Or dssI and es: ne. sSe
ss Sie sde % nine Ishss e be q.
fee, n0Tk in piece not lee. than three
than six inches thick the TOP surface and edess 70
;n vel and evenly dressed. and the ends closely
Biaeers viii state the price. work snc material
lneinoed per square yard for stone paving, per
eutic yard Tor grading. lineal foot TOR laying
gutter stone per lineal fost for setting curb
s.one per nesl foot Tor resettine old curb stone.
Per square foot fer laying new 4 az footvays Der
square foot Tor relaytng old flag footways. fhe
touncation of sand and gravel to be included in the
The I'd materials and surplus earth to be depe..
ited IN such place - the Ward Commissioners may
An old materials to BE- the property OF the Cor.
peretton or the property owners
The expense TO be betrayed By assessment. 49,
cordfng 20 existing laws.
The right is reserved ~ the Mayor 70 reject any
Bach bid must Be accompanied With the u-r,,,.,
guarantee Of . responsible person known To Ie
suchD that, IL accepted, the bidder will execnte
contract n due form, and perform the work IN &C
The euarsntee must be In substance n foI,o~.
A: B.; suaTentes; Il thi: bid be aocepted By the
for for the same and perform the WORK sceordine to
p. H. LON D0AN
Washington N m anskector Of streets, kc.
- -o-lUt lChron 4
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EUROPEAN HEws By CABLx.-in the British
House OF Cc-s-ncns last night, while the Irish
Church bill was under consideration, Mr.
Gladstone proposed that the names OF Lord
MoLCk, late Gov ernor General ef Canada, Jus.
Tice james, Anthony Lawson. and George Alex.
ander Hamilton, be inserted as the commits
sionners constituted under the act. Sir jane.
Hay asked what action the Government had
taken in regard TO the seizure OF the brig Mary
Lowell BY a Spanish ship OF war in British
waters MIR. Otway, Under Secretary Of the
Foreign department. replied that, in the present
state Of information, II was undesirable TO make
known the nature Of the comm unications whlch
had been exchanged with SPAN on the subject.
A bill will be introduced preventing the Mayor
Of Cork from holding any Office connected
with the administration OF Justice In Ireland.
The French Geographical Society has compIi-
nented DR.. Hayes, the American, whose en-.
ergy and zeal IN exploring the Arctic regions
have made him famous. by decreeing him 9
gold medal. IL has been presented to Gen
Dix at PARIS for transmission to DIR. HAYES
accompanied with an aspiration for continu ed
friendship between France and the United
states. Gen. Dix thanked the committee re.
presenting the association for their express or
Of sentiments, and made some pleasant refer.
enoe 10 the traditional friendship between the
nited States and France. A new Ministry
Is wanted IN Spain by the majority Of the del
eeaies in the Cortes.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

The Undersigned has Just taken ont q HEW
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT.
TkkS AID eTkBETS WITHOUT SEAM,
dfspenslng with curb, and reducing the expense to
below the contract price in any OF the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for Q lifetime
without repair. loo loads OF PAVING SAND
for sale ct the yard on Tfber Creek, between and
n streets. THORNTON SMITH,
mh lit 39A streAf. bet 9th ana nth
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A. BOSWELL
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Ofhce-22s A.. street west near ST south,
Landlord and tenant and civil business
orally offended to.
Also, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duIy
O6ce open from a. m. to .. 10. daily
spEu IRepublicanI
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Nike MeCoole is industriousIy training
a; s. Louis.
~Southern paper chronicle a murder in
Georgia, under the head .'Scalawag Killed
Mrs. Bloomer is Mayor Tor Nsyoress) of
he Hub school children no LONGER have
a Msy-day holiday.
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oFE,cn OF rHE CEIkr siessL o

OF IRE CEIEI elsssL 0FFIcEp,l
seHlsd prnaa aSS IoS, p q. April ., ISIS.
inss, for 9"s s. Sn, %. r. Q. FRIDAY the scth
with the lnri. sTs sisns Service OF the army
strssa IA ne Ne sSl AAND TELESCOPES, with
s Shy hse 1ssi MAkiSii CLASSES. tBiuocu,.r,
VIZ Gases and Straps com plete.
July next INC ist OF
The telescopes must be Of not lss than thirty
i've 60 nagnffyfns powers. and 10th OF dst,ins
Howef, ana make similar and eq AL 10 The mods1.
In this ofHce. sNe o'ooes
kn,eiopss to be endorsed "Proposa,s, (" ana ID.
Further part1cufATs and reQ-frene,,. ,,.S.
known on application 20 this Office Nses
~ order Of the Chisf siensl On Ger os,be ARM
n srevet MAJOR c S. A. Proserty aud pssSur.s.s
The tine for the reoepsio. az an. .,,-. ,...,,..
pr.yosasn extended 90 n0NDaY the ioth SnS
VI a 4 IN. end fhe Ff-sa ~ Co. sshinc
'As s-sS--se " s-s Av.a ess 60. -s.s. 80 ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-05

The National Convention Of the Graud Army
Of tie Republic will meet at Cincinnati on the
18th OF May.
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from ShIllington, Odeon Building we have
ATIiston's JouTH0l for May 18th.
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~DES TiA L NOTICE
W u. BARRETT, d. DIS,
formerly Of Philadelphia, } No. 20 a.. street. bs.
tween Pa. ave. and street
All Dental Operations skillfrlIy performed
tpee,n ehlrseted without pain By administering
REFERENCES:
Prof. T. L. Buckingham, D.
Prof. James Truman, ID D. S
Prof Geo. 7. Barker. D. D.. g.
Prof elias Wtldman, n D.. D. d. g PennU,vs
Ma College Of Dental Surgery, PhilsdeIph}s
fnGton. D. @. o. An
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DRICE SO CENTS BY MAIL.
MANHoo-

One Hundred and Fifty fourth edition Of fhis
,aedtcGt essay, rerised and published by the Au.
mor, DR. VI BITS. Ihis rdludble cork treats on
me cause and cure of premature decline an man:
g,res clear synopsis Of the impsdiments TO
marriage, and erempiifes results Of many pears
frdct,ce tn the treatment Of Nervous Debility
hood. address the Author, DR.. Curtis, BaIti.
more, Nd.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

pOCfDR .. DE y. CURTIS BEGS TO
TO his extensive practice in Baltimore. he xsm %
be able 10 devote only the dsys to
sheir interesfs, and will attend on SATURDAYa
y ON 70 and and to ~. m. and en- sUNDaVS
rear Of WiliArd's Hotel. e'' ~
Eebility, and all disease arising from abuses of
-. - ..e1- mar b IL
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RThe Massachuse sets Temperance Alliance,
meeting IN Boston, on "Wednesday. gave 1t as
their opinion that the exemption OF cider and
lager from the Prohibitory Liquor Law des-
roys its principle and p over.
~The sleeping man AT the Bicetre Hospital.
Paris who has not walked for seven months.
aroused the other day. swalioweda little choc-
Olate, broth and wine and then died.
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-Nyeu want your ROOF made Fire .,a v.,.-
Hroof ior y OF 70 ysare-warranted-at alb "a, half
'ns ''s' - NO HaLLoSiE, ; employ
ths un!iys,ed ELI ana CoMpoSIrIoN ROOF
~ L.1as nsenre. or 300 n. between 4th
"snsirs = I'D J. &c ~ Nrr-'ly
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Extracts from Reviews Of this Werk.

.CURT!S ON MANHOOD 1t deveis % The fear
iol snoals on which large Proportion Of human
happiness 10 wrecked, AID furnishes \ chart nv
wnieh they may be avoided and escaped Fortu.
nsie Ior country would IL - did its youth put
INTO practice the philanthropie And scentifc NAV.
Inns mere laid down-ope cause OF matrimonial mis-
cry might then be banished from our land and the
race o. the enervats be succeeded by . renewal OF
the marcy, vigorous spirits Of the olden time
Lo"den CS,oniels.
there 10 no member Of society By whom the
LOOK viii not Be found useful, whether ouch Der.
sSn hold the relation OF q Parent. PreceDtor, or
CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This is really q val.
GAo.e work; for Pointing out the cisease. resuit.
Ing from excuses the evils Of which are nantsest
IN every insane asylum. no leas than in the shsf.
seLea eonsaeufaon OF those indulging Ii win do
much 70 Srevent the vioe, which, By ID prsvsience
smonH the young. has % much iufuence on the
Herald. 1-7 s VI MANI
Address all commanicasiors
pk. De Y. CCRTI0,
DO - Eerth Charles street,
Baltimore, No,
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~ CART HARNESS. d
TO RAILROAD AND STREET CONTRACTORS.
We have on hand
FIFTY SETS NEW CART HARNESS,
At the low price Of
ELEVEN DOLLARS PER SET COMPLETE.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO.,
~5OOA
SEVENTH STREEr,
- 29-lw one door north Of Odd Fellows Hall.
M CsIC MuSICE MUSIC ~
The wAsHINGTeH GERMANIA BAND, (cis-
iZensl under the directorshiV Of Professors ~
HkBER and SHREDDER. being now thor
to furnish the best Of Brass and string Music 70 all
psradee, pic mics, excursions and other entertain
ments during the coming season; offers its services
TO the notice Of the citizens Of District guaran
teeipg their patrons good music, prompt atteet
AND reasonable rates. Address Prof y. WEBER.
residence 500 Ith street east; or A. SHkOED1R,
9Th street. east; at netzerott's Music Store; or
9Th and 10th streets. aD 25-lm
6 III IsHhiGSED H HAP ChST5AH5SSSs gaDtE-
boueht By g: JUSTH. at 2s4li 7th street. in the
second square above the Northern Liberty Market,
between And y streets, east side. 1yS lys
MILLINERY..AIoe 3, a. MCCORMICK be
lyl Just returned from New York WITH q
tnll. and elegant Stock Of HILLINERT
GOODS. which she is noV ready 70 eXhSbit 81 ~
Gi7 s1R S2SAAx, nsaE d. % lJ-ins'