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4 Kw YORK AND WASHINGTON sTuaM
SHIP COMPANY,
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. x,
TWEEN HASniAG TON AND affR
NEW HOhK.
~, v ~ run two STEAMERS direct fr N New York to
MsNhihgton, IsndiI freight at q street WHAT
hessihs ncw fOrs every " cduesisT and sstn rday
al ]. u Leave & str-ft ~ lerf. washlnRton
eNe'' mohoay anc thursday At o. N.
Lowest rats. -
C BOUGHToN. Agent G-street Wharf.
" aNhinEtou' HYDE FAfLBR. Agents. os
ateI stIt't GeursetnWu, = ELDRIDSE 90
So h-.Naudr,a, va JAMES nASD, Agent,
u " aII Afrnff Nv NHrf q 4 LIZ
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FOB SALE AND RENT.
H o = 8 A l. Z.

H
Two story FRAME HOUSE on Psnuu,v.n,,
avenue, between 9Th end 7th streets east, OF nv,
streets. OF sx rooms '1 M ''s
a. three story and bssenest xRAME on lst st
,xBSicK HOUSE Of seven room. two story and
ssnIe and D street sUuih Price 9a.2oo; SIsa cash
basnce In ak years.
a. A ls.ss three ..Gr, rsSxs q e. s.p rom. on
., Ss :ss sse ,tn
800 800 win rem. fI s.s Per month no. ,..,.u
the street rs,i"sy., end will BE- soId one
very favorable terms. ,,c. wu
Heal Estase Brote-.
mast l16 7th street, bet q end b.
Ann ACRES euaURBAN RglLDING SITES
TyV AND COUNTRY SEATS !oR sALe-At
Land: com prisitg the fins:t views Ct washinstoa,
the purt SOFT cold sater soil excellent especially
for e.spe: and tn. :n.ll fraits Long Or short time
f.Sss. fsa Z those
&C.. "A: PHILLIPS,
FOR sALK-Three stsry tncwl BRICK HOUSE,
(eieht rooms and ki,chen0 No. Duddi net on
Place 1t street east. between and Q streets
from avenue cs,: Rare ehsnoe for q .me@bsr 81
Congress or others DESIRING a genteel aud com.
Portable, yet economical residence near the Caoi-
toll Apply 90 the premises. ie a3.2w'
FOB RKNI. fnrni.ns. 10 an rs.eects, ibe we'll
u known RESIDENCE, No. 1863, sou hwest
corner OF street west and 18th, now eccu sied by
the Spanish Minister Applr for particulars to
Dr. John BLAKE, National Metro olitan Bank.
feb 5.n
A GROCERY STORE FOB RDNT-40 feet deep
"A and stock for ssie, in good business location
on street. between 7th and 9Th streets, Navy
ard. En9nfre next door at JOSEPH REPET-
tbs Shoe Store uoT
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PERSONAL.

MRS SAWYER, MAGNETIC AND VEAL
Ati INC DoC1 RESS and CLAIRYOYANT Me-
: IL ID can be consulted upon ell business p .st
Present, or Future. at her residence, No 3lg LIST
street west, between d and L streets north Heal
Thursday, from to p. IN ma3-3tF
ADiES LOOK AT TdIs.-Dr F,lpow's tioIIsp
~ Ttncture, ,nly s. per bottle. q never-fsiling
Iemeoy fer Supgression of the Menses and every
iregulsrity Perfectly harmless, ye. Females
should not mistake their condition as Miscarriape
beiween 81 b and 10th Island. ma D sts y
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The Premium ORIENTAL SOAP.
sEE ESkk JIM SIFH soar sS.fi,
:" LAUNDRH SOAP,
=" FAMILY SOAP,

"
antesd to give sFfect qualification.
TAKE NOTICE.
The name @. b JEWELL. md slso the o,.l,,v
10 stamped on every bar.
Arh your grocer for any OF these, and be sure you
get then, and take no osher.
Manefsctory-3OO and soy @ street north be-
tween lth end eeh, Waehingtoo. D. O. feD
OErnH91A1nnSr' C0uRI, FEB, us!y 18Th, 1859 DIS
~ 81 Is The CO OF nARl EDnTHsr0S. sIeca.
: .S.s: n.: y,A he .lITOS.tsn Of the Or
Sleointed Iu1oDAY, the 18th day Of Msrch,
ior the hnd eettlement and distri,
ouuon on the Dersoual estate OF said deceased
ma OF the eseses IN hand g far q the ss1e hsve
been collected and turned into moneT: Vhen AZ
mere Al the creditors and heirs OF aid deces "a
ete noune0 % otteod, With their claims prose rls
ene9; o. they ny otherwise b. laW be exciuded
no0 all oenent 70 said deceasod estate: proyideS
ncovy OF this order b published ence 9 Teek for
IRE a. xcsss In the "1Ssning Star" vssvous 70
.u,..,-. Test: JAS. ?. opEIRNR,
DRESS MAKING.
&c. s ~ s..,i SCI s6s:s ::.s -.
noSo, and etrsse euits, soften D IN t. 80
yeeAeshe 0yise. No work elightef 20 hsstes n
e Rsss,oa.ens Avay. 81. SnA 70 disSSSoass.
4eoo 4eehlae stitching and OlffinS ~
uo9 oofVxUUy on0 DrO0utlY done - ~
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AUCTION SALH
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BfskrEE wILLIAns,
No sss southeast corner fth and str.ss.
sgsRpIAHesALsovv ALuAsLu srAL ts.
tfTr IN fHs NokThsRs PAkr OF rus
= 3, virtue q deere. Of the Orphan. o.ar,.
TIED BY the SUR. N. tourt. Of ,he pi.s,,.s =,
ds, az bs. r,'nnS N pqni,y. 1891 On th. ists
is' a.s e r: ss.sss O. e q. e.
, sns 'ssrareS q Thomas Brown. decss,ed. the
der the ias 'S dsg 81 f1 s.s Sss
the S S,, ,'s ''sIs ss.s e Lst
,xsln s sns 90 the ess, ee sirest west, BE-
.,.o,'t0ry Briet DwsIiiss Hoa.. o.nssi Sis
..Term. Of s.le;. One h.lto..s. ,,,.,,.,,...,
the rUmi.e. an COVE, ssssas s' ss.i Of trust
sog,an ~ :, .ns Get OF the purchases SIos
,. -, GRfGs / w ifitai.s
~" - I' tOnro2 Auctioaeers
Isr SB;wHEELER CO., AuctiOu.er..
opposite seaton OIse
TBUsTEEx saLEoF y.LpaRLtrspsovvn
Rsf su hsIhcE oN nsaNLsND ANxsUG,
AM r,.pN,, s.n AID iorH IT hSsrs wEsr,
"sANSk Rsiteoab psfor NSDhi> AND
~ BY virtue of deed of rust 70 the IN Ser
IA u =.
S4oAied l6ih Msrch, lses and recorded in Lfh-r
20 IS 1910 -. ct sFl Of the Land Records
~ Wsshin etnn County, II c ard D.. direction 81
ihe parry boioiug the note mentioned IN the s.td
oe'd oi t'ust shall ofer Tor -Aa az hlir an ,o
on me premises. eD MONDAY. March rs fsSs sts
ci"ck . m AL that certain pi.ce or parcel 81
srcr "a IA tie cry Of Warrington aud s~own ami
ot as part OF Lot pumber a. four ia "a are
nun,ber Sc three huudrei eighty ave. aud de-
scfib' IN said deed of trust follaxs Be- sinufos
iar ssld pert OF said Lot o. the northeast corner
tnereof ana running thence east with the lise Of
sonth street thirty T. 90 lev n hea IA m
thence south &C right angles vita street fty two
feet six inches and half, 50 g.. thence oy in.
perpendicular 70 Maryland avenue hfty nj o. fest
tss.) thet &c by Maryland avenue westw ard tseuty
me feet min. inches % 80 thence with The liu-s
dtVldine Lot four 81 from Lots 90 i've and 81
eiSS TO Q street. the place Of bestnning.
I've Mar land avenue front ct said Lot is i'm
proved by comfortable Frame House. and on &,
Bonuses
Terms One half cash. and the balance IA d .tss
bearing int rest at siN and TIVE We months .ur "a
~ Geo OF trust upon the premises and uuless tie
terms OF sale ave complied sith within 4 We dave,
TIE property viii be resOld 81 the risk aud %
tie deisulting purchaser All cOnvevancioG ssd
rever We Stamps &C the purchaser cost A deposit
OF : 100 ct the time Of sale
JN0. n HANSON Trustee
NAL dads JB WHEELER & co .Auets
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pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE sToREs.

ST Lotus ARSENAL.
,,., ST. Lofts. Mo Feb o. 1850
win pe oHered Tor sale. at pablo auction Al fha
~ L9nls Arsenal. sc Louts, Mo commencine on
MONuA the 18th dav of Aril. 1859 a, Nd o. rIocE
a NJ, large amount of condemned Ordnance and
pinshee stores &c, CONSISTING in part Of the nj.
81 csstiron Field Guns. with Carriages and impIe.
l99 c.stiron Guns. various, total weight about so
tons 0N' ~
80 tons Cannon Balls, to a. Founders
~ Artillery Carriages yarious
n sets rtilltry Wheel Harness for fvro -. -.
~ spoi ting Rifles and sbot Guns yari.o.
O2S5 Oarbipes and Rifles yarious
"a all eabres and Swords va IONS
l25 u0 Cartridge Boxes yati0us
l5OD Cavalry Saddles, yarious
5O,9 Artillery Saddles. various
u 600 Curb orioles. yarious
~ e0 W altering Brides, various
1900 Halters. varfeus
li,tS Leathtr Traces. various
itl IS grounds of Casuon Powder
rSs,&O 30 mortar 10
IU,t>o do Musket do
ls1t DO hfe do
Gssp 10 damaged do
.n.oS4 80, Muskef and Pistol Percussion Cans
Wrought ana Cast iron Scraps sc
Persons desiring catalogues Of the stores 10 he
'd can obtain them by apple alton 10 the Chief of
trIn9Dce at asbinEton. ID y of B-eyet Colonel
= Crispin, L A. Purchasing AGENT, corner Of
boustsn and Green streets, New York, or mr. m
appli' alton at this Arsenal.
Ed CALLENDER,
Lnut Ool OF Ordnance and Breyet Brig Gen. e
: A. commanding. m.l,t
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lls GRHEN q WILLIAMS
- Auotioneers and Real H.tate Brokerv
No. $40 Southeast corner OF 7th and ID ste


Rf GRxEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real E.tste Broken
No. ss6 Southeast corner Of 7th and ID sts
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
BY virtue Of . deed OF trust from Enoch n
mel aniel and wife, dated 9Th May. A. ID Isss apd
recorded In Liher No ST., folips 49, sea one Of
the Land hecorrs Il Wellington. County. ia the
District OF Columbia. We. the underriensd Trus-
tees III OFFER Tor sale t public auction, in front
81 the premises on MONDAY. the 18th dsy %
March, A ID lSi9 at o clock D. m. the following
soIib.d piece "a parcel & ~ situate Ga the
CITY OF WsshipetoD. ID q and being Q part Of th.
lot 81 ground known as Lot No ID. IN Square No
sS3. 20 Nit Begtr ming for the same at = point ON
eouth street rs feet from the corner Of
ssld square aud running thence south fe..t .
east IS feet 90 the place VI beginning
THIS property - SITUATED OF ID street south be-
tween Sd and ats streets east and 10 improvei BY
Substantial two-sfory Frame House.
Terms OF sale: one third cash; balance IN two
canal in~tslments, At six and twelve months. WITH
Interest. and secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises. A deposit Of $50 will b. required from
The IurChsser When tie prup eTty IL knock q on
All couveysncing and stamps ~ cost of purchaser
nnhSh hss y HANSON Trustees.
fea SswSos GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

% Original Horse and q ,rrt ere Bazaar,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th sss.
wm e SID g our s.r..r, on sArus-
s Il sss n Brown s f PSni. ana
sound veil br. be to single or doueis Har.
Also, Busgv end Hsrnc.s
TIE above ate the property OF WIN. Anderson,
AID are to be sOie to pa, livery and charges:
mas wi. WALL { &C. sGe,.
M WILLIAM WALL . co., Aucts.,
so.hv,s. corner Pa s sS. .nas street
EolrassS LlBssr. BILLIARD SALOON
g On sosbSf SosNuNs. March
the sal we s :s 81 ts the
~ mans. - rsiSon, cortaining -four Phelsa State
.ltosether and IL sold In that xsy they viii ee
Mes w l.. W ALL CO ,Aucte.
n }. A sTOUTEHBURG, Auctioneer.
aS%sSsHSb LoTs IN aLHx.NSRfGsA, VA.
TBR SouSfY' OF HFYFr AIkF1H.H VA LASpiS
- By virtue Of . decree OF the circuit Court
scutors VS.; kosoh's pevi.ee-, the u.i.r.
ss auction to the hsie.t d iser 10 sei
q the on n.yTT H.e II tie cir, q Asysndris
III,
fsGfGisT Ff0Tsns sE iilS.ss sEGPsr'I
With tin roof .itaa,ed oa AZ. md
west eide of Royal .treet. between King ana Can
Of Alexsndis froniias 10 teet inches RIAL '1
street. and Iuaning beck y feet inches, COW
brlek back building, now occupied by Joseph CJi.
I'd A three story STORE aud DWELLING al.
rinine the above on the south ard of the same a..
M lions, occupied b, Emanuel Wieneman Both
with . common right of way the alley be-
street q feet east Of Pa ne st'set and f-on,ins y
feet on King, running back - feet to Commerce
9Th. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded on
the n'fth by Montgomery, west BY Pitt, east hy
square will be divided to suit pnrSSssers '' ui'
5th. An undivided HALF OF A LOT a: the
feet aHd nns w or ni5S
g.. rLANDIN FAIRfaX COUNTY.
6Sk INIT sGN1snb sS s2Sl sfSTS
h.khs, adjoining the Ms,on Hill" tract, ami
Aiexandria. half nile from the Lit,ls Ri n9a
Turh pike; about twenty scr.s Of cleared land the
!,h An undivided Il xaiSe OF A TRACT OF
north of pran.syille, on Sugar Land Run. contain,
ip Inv 1hcEt N!N H1rs ACES with liable
I.en'y five miles from washing f AMI k exam
Terms Twenty per cent of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in three ii
attachments at elk twelve, and eighteen months
from the DAY of ssle, with interest; Tue purchaser
10 give his bonds fer tho deferred inst.lmeuts
with good personal security the title
uLtil iuil pay ment of the purchase rnoneV and the
property to be resold at the risk aud pens of tne
purchaser In any case OF default In payment Per
soma wishing to buy are requested TO eyamiss the
premises, which will be shown them by parties 70
SIDING thereon. Stamps and convey anc ing At the
cost Of the purchaser -
:. FERGUSON BEACH
CHARLES n. STUART,
WM. II. DULAHY,
mar 2awts Commissyo,.-s
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A ssIGEEE's SALE OF ASSETS

A ssIGEEEs SALE OF ASSETS
By order of the Supreme Court of the District ~
Columbia, in Bankruptcy, 4 will sell at public
auction on SATURDAY. The 2Uth day OF March
1869 at 10 cleck q m, in front Of the City Hal .
In Washington, ID. O., all the assetg If BARN eS
a SON. Bal krnpts, consisting o,lsundry balances
on accounts. GEO. MASON tssiynee
Washington, ID. O., March 1859 ma 3-law3w
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Patent Steam Baker

Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 347 STREET,
BETWEEN IA ASB 6TH STREETS
HAYINEFRS CRACKERS
ire admitted Dy ell I'm partial judges TO the bs,.
IL The market
The Isas, are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie s,lenfid Reel
Ovens. OF q eost OF over hye thousand dollars
Cur machinery Is the best and newest Patert
Netuy the best N aterial
"a EMPLOY the beet worsmen.
We manufacture from tventy-n 10 thirty bar
Te.s Of -four per day.
Wekeep no cid stock baud, and con sequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try fer yourselves, yeu will find cur statement
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are STAN ped With
"HAyENNERp
II you cent get "HAvENHERy ORACKRRsn
from your grocer, send to the Bakery, 81 O ct !;
80 will suppy you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACkER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JCMBLES
SUGAR CAKES
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
FsBECk-DONALDSeN. On the 18th OF
February at the residence Of the brides father nv
tie Rev. Mr. Dolley. Mr.. WARUH GROESBECK
y GtOrsetcwn. C., to Miss ANNIE s. DON
AIDE ON Of aiIfax county, Virginia
DIED.
EsbL- On the 81 instant. at her residence on
= street. between AID streets. Mrs MAR
INA IA l., vile Of Robert Earl Sr. ia the al
1t.t OF her
ne friends Of the family are invited TO attend
ite fueTai as the residence, $40 2Ist street on
B tics5 the 5th inst, az clock p. m
REED On the ID inst ats.sOp m of con-
session tfthe lungs, GRANT. aged 4 years and ,,
asJs. yOun 70 81 child Of Il w and NJ l. Reed
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DROPOkALS FOR ICE.

fDRoP0eALS FOR ICE.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUrEEIsTENpENr.)
IREAsURY BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON. february u, 1872 \
Propc sails Will be received for supply and deiiy-
cry to the Trea.uTy Department of Ice, for one
tie b. st quality, kennebec, or ice eau.l in aual
ny clear and free from snow and dirt. 2i9 pounds
ara ~ snch times and places h may be rtqu'red
bds VIII Ice received until AZ O'Clock noon on the
terdent of he Treasury Buildings. marked Pro.
b.saIs lor Ice. unGer cover e. the secretary OF
a. after tia; ay the bepsrfment rssersi os ps e
Tn 10 re eet all or any portion OF the bids re-
No bids Mill be considered binding urless salts
factory evd' nee can be I've Of the ability Of the
PARTIES to iuini the 'O i!,;. -ac.,rv
narl-td General SUP { Treasury Department
PROPOSALS FCR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE CHIEF CoNMrssARS OF Subsistence
wAsu1Ss EpxKInENr r ~ W1sH !, si,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, viii be received
+; ne ONCE OF Breyet Brig Gen. I. Wilson, $,
MsI.h y l.5e; at q m: for eli the FRESH BEsF
dsnsr. 81 :ssn s' ;ps the
~ peel 10 be delivered there on the order of the
agoOd and marketable auslisy. in eaasi n1ono Si
9. ne ofiore and hind quarters necks shanks. aud
Be cut Of At the fo1rsh O Her rae
GsaI loiLt: and the breast trimmed down. The
nches above the Knee Joint, and OF hina eSspter.
rom SIX 70 eight inches above the Gambrei hook
Bidders are requested to be present to respond 10
theft bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
Proposals must be end reed distinctly, "Proeo-
sails for Fresh Beef ct Fort McHenry. Maryland
The pndersi, ned reserves the right to reject any
Conditions, require mehts, pay ments, &c, &C.. 40
By Command &, Of Bvt. Brig Cen q. Brcos.;
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l.. B. JKwKLLs PRIZE SOAP.

THE b EST,
BECk USE THEY SAVE TIME. LABOR AND
MONEY AND MAKE TIA CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
l her has obtained from the Orphans Curt a.
Washington County, in the District OF Columbia.
letters OF admi nistratfon C a. on the personal
estate Of WIN l.. HODGE, late of Wsshincto cify
u deceased All persons having claims against
the said decea1ed are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscri.
6er: On or before the 9Th day of February nex;:
benefit Of the said estate. Given upder nv hand
this 9th day of February, 1889.
ANNA her markl LODGE.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
II nrsr 10

T. 10, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City OF Washington. the 81 day of
March, 1873; The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF ms appointment as Assignee of IRA A. Hop
Mos, of the City of WashiDgton within ,aid
District, who has been sdjudeed Bank ru Of n non
Lis own petition by the Supreme Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
mars law3w City Hall, Assignee.
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~ VIIOE'-Dr BIN EN- m, No. Us PENN
~ aveLue, between 18th and 10Th streets hereby
gives notice that all bills against patients ba X Of
January !, 1859: II not paid before the nth a
March. lsj9 will be placed IN the hands OF a cDI-
lee tor for settlement without fur Their notice DIR
BTen. man desires that all bills against him will
lie ortbwf'h presented, tn At they be tiled and
pad. Persons indebted since January l. 1879
~hcre ou,ndarre has ceased will oblRe by psy ing
their bills once IT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club.

This celebrated Concert Troupe, from Bos-
ton, Mass, assisted by the distinguished vocal
ist, Mrs. j. W. Weston will give one of their
marvelously beautiful vocal and instrumental
concerts at the new Kimball Hall in this city
on Monday evening May 18th.
This highly popular club are now making
their twentieth season, but have never before
visited our city we hope they will meet with
proper Encouragement from our music loving
community. From all quarters there comes
the most flattering and commendatory notice
through the press, and we doubt not the &C.
casion will afford our citizens the rarest mus
zeal treat ever known in Kenosha. We take
the following from the Chicago Tribune,
which will furnish something of an idea of
how the Club was received in our sister viii
Mage of Chicago:
"The second or rather third concert of the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club, last evening at
CrOsby's Music Hall, drew another large au-
dience, every seat in the house being filled,
and standing room commanding premium.
Everything from first to last was incored. It
was in vain that the artists, by all sorts ofdumb
show, and bows, tried to avoid responding.
The Club played the delicious Overture of
Suppe's Poet and Peasant, one of Mendels-
sohn's song without words. the jolly CANON
cite from the E fiat quartette of Mendelssohn,
and duo for flute and clarionet from Linda,
all with superb effect. &
There is one consideration in regard to quin-
| tette playing apt to be overlooked by the gen.
eral listener, and that is, that quintette COM
| position is extremely difficult--probably more
so than any other style of concerted music,
and that quintette playing is extremely diff
cult, A quintette organized by Ernst, in Eu-
rope, made fat failure, although every man
in it was an artist. To play quitettes we'll re-
| quires years and years of practice. This prac-
tice the Mendelssohn Quintette have had, and
for eighteen years they have played together
as Quintette Club, until they have become
absolutely perfect as We take it is possible for
1 a fine player to become. After the very first
bar, you feel the most perfect confidence in
the players, and can give yourself up to the
enjoyment of the music without feeling that
! there will be mistake, or that the smallest
detail of the score will be neglected. Their
playing, as we said before, is unit. Consider
the two vioias the cello, flute, and clarionet
as one instrument, played by great artist,
and you have the exact effect produced by the
! Club. There Is precision not alone in the
main, broad movement of the theme, but in
the ornamentaton, every run and trill, and
every detail eff light and shade. There is no
criticism to be made of their playing 1t is
the best and highest form of instrumental
art that we have had. and Boston may be
proud of owning them. - Chicago Tribune.
The price Of admission it will be seen ad
vertised in another column has been reduced
to so and IS cents the usual price for any or
binary entertainment, we hope to see our
beautiful new Hall crowded to its utmost
capacity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13
Treat.

We had the pleasure of visit to the extern
siye Green House and fruit, flower and vegeta.
BILE Garden of our ancient friend "Old Phelps
few days since. IT'S indeed rare treat to
visit this establishment. All the double dis
titled essence OF the 'balm of a thousand
5 flowers or might Blooming Cereus' in the
world cannot compare with the flower laden
breath of that Green House. Every descrip-
ton of plants, foreign and domestic may be
found here. We confess ourselves much sur
prised at the extent and magnitude of Mr.
Phelps stock of plants, and doubt if one out Of
ten of our citizens are aware how largely he
has engaged in the business.
We understand that he furnishes Racine and
other cities with large amount of plants and
flowers. We hope the demand will prove
sufficient to enable the interchangeable proprie.
tor of the ''Lake View Fruit and Flower Gar.
den" to reap handsome reward for his al
most unceasing night and day labor. His
Strawberries and raspberries are looking fine
ly and bid fair to produce an abundant crop
the coming season. Our people should feel
pround of the Lake View Garden, and be-
stow upon it their most cordial support
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13

The Methodist, commenting on the fact
that Miss Burdett Coutts of Bethnal
Green, in England, had placed her name
among the candidates for the guardians
OF the poor, says: "NIiss Coutts is the
largest property owner in the district, and
her property is the best managed She
has long been noted for successful philan-
thropy, and is said to be gifted with
more than ordinary business talent The
spectator hopes that she may be success
!ul IN the election, and gives reasons for
It's desire which are worth considering,
Tor we have many positions of similar
character In this country, to the proper
nltlng OF which men are certainly not so
well adapted as earnest women. 1t thinks
that parishes want guardians who will al
ways go rummaging and ferreting about,
lnqulrlng into the minute and trivial
and the obscure, and women, by their en-
emles' testimony, will all do these
Things. They have eyes such as men new
er have.
Half the waste of these committees is
caused by the minute plumber such as wo-
man would instantly detect; half their
failures arise from want of sympathy a
woman would be sure to FEEL half their
cruelties are owing to the absence of that
microscopic supervision which woman
alone will be able to give.
No superintendent would be half as
ublquitous,as searching, or as relentless as
that which women like Miss Nightingale,
Miss Carpenter, or Miss Twin1ng, or many
other female philanthropists, could estab-
llsh, If once invested with official author
ity."
Miss Coutts has since backed out from
the candidacy.