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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternssa's Dispatches.
The PHILADELPHIA POST AND NR
NOUNG.
Special Dispatch 70 he STAR

Especial Dispatch 20 The STAR
PHILADELrHIA. April 2s.-The kOr.iae Post
io-dsy publishes an article. over the signature
OF editor. John n. Stockton, denouneiug the
!Sss article of yesterday attacking Jno. Russell
No1ng, OF the New York Tylbua., sss an IN
famous lie, concocted by a few enemies 20
ruin and destroy him" Mr. Stockton spezkS
as follows OF the man who farnlshed
the letters "Who started this infamous
story, intended 10 ruin a young paper
cashier, who known 20. ~ leasi.
have borrowed money of the Post, which 1;
Ieeded, 10 pay has personal debts-a nan an
whom (because OF Mr.. loung's years of ooyIsh
friendship implicit confidence vas reposed-a
man who betrayed thst conndenue. who be-
strayed me, who betrayed Young 70 whom De
owed advancement and position. and whose
conduct as publisher plunged the Post
into embarrassmeHN above which only
recently il has risen. This Is Charles NcCiiu.
lock, who has generously escaped from all re-
sponsibility for the debts of the Post. aud mo
now doing all in his power 10 revenge himself
for his disgrace and dismissal. he Is the mao
20 whom IN the confidence OF long wears Of
mistaken friendship, letters were written m
strict confidence by Mr. Young. who gave. or
sold, garbled extracts from those letBert 10 the
dare 10 knock al the door OF a gentleman les
be should hear the inevitable words. TOO lac
loo late-yOu cannot enter now. Tue other
coniedefates are Amos Cummings, managing
EDITOR OF the New York Nan, and .. x. Sypher.
two men whom Mr.. lOung had dischsrged
fon the 1TiUne.' Attorney General Brew
ter publishes a card IN this afiernoon's Phna-
nounciug me suns statement as false al spsri'
and fact
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~The ''map OF the period" is accused Of
ught laeing- he is oftener tight atope the
waist.
6In the cotton manufacturing region O,
England poor people are living on Indian
meal and outtermilk.
~Train bas delivered his ..saven.v.s.,h
lecture Of the course of 600 in succession."
~ The very long gauntlet kid glove still re-
.sl ,slns its gresi popularity among the fashion,
- history Of Boston is going the rounds,
which describes Faneuil Hall as the original
Solomon's temple. and Boston Common az the
garden OF Eden, with s'modern improvements"
The city is named after the Boston cracker
~In Cincinnati, Mr. Halstead, OF the Com
mercial. reports s30009 income; Mr.. smith, of
.ne Gazette, go, i65: and Mr. Starbnck, OF ths
Times, e205Ss.
ga Lynchbure. Va. man named Boone.
VINO seems 10 be any ythirg but q boon 20 society,
mas been discovered rs the husb band OF several
respectaole women, residing in dinerer; parts
OF the country.
~Anna Dickinson has made At least one
convert In Des Moines, Iowa. where, as O re-
ult Of her late lecture in that place Q woman
has begun TO work at the tinnere trade.
~The Boston Advertiser says that q distiu.
splsnsd pny:,e,sn Of mat cry r.csny lett for
tents do In your absence ." Inquired = frssnd
Get well, was the prompt reply.
~on Sunday last a little white bov x.,o
en- years, and SON or Mr.. Alexsuder unm-
phrey s. in Brooke County, 0eorris -, san
ing win . negro boy fifteen yss,s - IL a..
during tne cay the negro killed the ch,id snd
ran ewsy. He was apprehended and eoaSe..ed
1.-TWO members Of a church. .cnoiy I'm A.
orny, navpg seeded therefrom, have oeen
erauIyine their spite by sinelns M The eouSre-
Tsa OUT OF tune and II the top OF their voscss.
I'm nave oeen arrested and discharged, and
:,t ~ s psr.,ss In singing out Of tune Tss n1 i
- MISS Cairnes. the Maryland gin VINO
laseIy shot her seducer ai Jarrettsyfiie m thst
s,.,s - eeen ARRESTED, but public opinion in
sui strongly In her hvor
0Latsly . woman preacher in Wiscou.,,
oscouised from the text: sI say unto Won
vstcni and The next week hey gave her \
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DEATH FROu aCox.rv

CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND, April 2S-Iudge ~
Johnson. OF Centreville, Indiana, Yesterday
through mistake, swallowed some acoutte,
which caused bis death in less than thirty mi in
utes, IN spite Of every effort 10 counterfeit Irs
ELECTS He was the well-known and highly
respected Judge OF the criminal court, and was
on visit TO his father i'm this clty
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Il. HIt is reported that on the lst Of July

SIt is reported that on the 1st OF July the
emierant Will be able to leave New York City
Sacramento for less than SlOO in currency: cost
Ior passage, and through tickets for passage m
nrst.class cars Will not cost over 100 in gold
y Candidates are beginning to announce
themselves LOT various Offices in different parts
Of Virginia, IN view of the anticipated order
OF President Grant for an election in that
State. A
DA couple OF negro preachers in Texas
nave experienced the evil Of too jealous devo.
tion to duty. Saturday night they caught and
hung an unfortunate white ma q. SUNDAY thew
preached and baptised fourteen persons, on
Monday they Were arrested, and on Tuesday
taken from jail and hung By q mob.
- curious religious movement has been
taxing place among the fishers OF Aberdeen,
partakiDg Of the most exciting physical mani.
festatlone. Strong men are prostrated. Tbey
see visions, and behold their departed relatives
in heaven.
n0Incredible as it may seem q three story
brick house, IL by 90 feet, and In the construc.
tion OF which Il, $50 brick were used, was buil,
hours, and persons were living in IL within
three days from the time IL was commenced.
~Cuba is about as large as Ohio.
~WIlliam Sturgis, Of Chicago, who has
Just gone into bankruptcy, rep ,rts his Labil-
thousand dollars. They do everything on A
liberal scale in Chicago.
0The faro bankers Of New Orleans ara trv.
ing to make the United States Assessor can
and nnd legal existence.
~ One thousand street lamps were broken
during hail storm in St. LOUIS ON Monday
afternoon.
~Ths "Nonparen" and RED. White ANA
Blue" are % be matched across ne Atlantic,
the one making the longest time over 70 Be- the
winner.
~The German Bund has now 6coooo eaee.
tive soldiers.
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FROM CANADA.

QuEREc. April 2S.-The grand Jury nave
found true bill against Chaloner for the uur-
der OF Ensign Whitaker, ana the trial as fxed
tor Saturday next.
The 81. Lawrence rs still covered with roa.-
ing ice, and ships which have arrived here are
waiting for the river 10 clear before leaving for
their destination.
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THE Sun AND THE TRIBUNE.
Label suit Against charles A. Dana.
Especial dispatch 10 The Star


NEW YORK, April 2s.-Charles A. Dana, OF
the SHR, was arrested last night, on a sui, tor
htel Instituted by John Russell Young. Of the
New York Tribune, for the allegations made
against the latter In the Sun OF yesterday. The
damages are laid al slO0.C0a. Mr.. Dana has
given bail for hrs appearance. Mr.. Young still
remains as managing editor of the TTIb1He
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MURDER AND RoggsRy.

MAMARoNKCK, N. n, April ss.-Lsst night,
Gilbert Boolnson, a Jeweler OF Ryneck. was
found dead in the bed in has store-his skull
crushed in by a blow from 4 gun barrel in tne
bards Of some person unknown. The deceased
was last seen on Mopda night, when he was
AT work in has shop. He had on his person
about 500. He was aged % years. The 10 urder
has created intense excitement An inquest
will be held this afternoon.
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AND EVERYTHING n ELSE
GROCERY LINE,
At equally low prices,
At FORMAN'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
apS-y Between M aud n,

GLYMON PAVILION.
TINS oe entful and we'll known summer resort
has been leased for q long time by the 4 4
we'll known Caterer and Confectione ,VEHA0
19s u sHAFFiELD, No: gao Penn. ls.Wj
sylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th trset.
The Pavilion and ether buildinRs have been nut
n thorough repair. and the grounds in shady
places supplied with numerous benches and abloa
Tor the comfort Of visitors during the season
meals, the best the market can afford, will be
served % al times whether excursious Cr pet) at
Ut The Bar .ill be supplied with the best Liquors.
The Oonfectionery Department will be supplied
With the best Creams, Cakes, FruIts and nthsr
Confectionery.
The grounds will be ready for the reception az
visitors end excursions BY the FIRST OF NAY VI
All applications for the grounds must be made at
No 2A6 Pennsylvante avenue, between 18th and
18th streets.
Private parties wishing 70 spend . dsliehtful
time during the day visit the grounds By taking
O'Clock .. m.
The otrictest order will be enforced, and q de.
orderly persons permitted 70 land on the grouuds
jos. h. 6HAFRIBLD,
aH 0.t1ayl Proprietor.
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~Adultery rs described as having become
so com mon among the better Glasses in PARIS
As 10 De Illustrated I'm the reply. made 10 a hus-
by man who had dishouored him :-s.I TOOK
your wife from Monsieur such-a-on who
took her after Monsieur such-another 4 did
not even kLew you were in existence, so don't
come botheuup me-
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~The Petersburg Express saws that .E A.
Pollard has employed a lawyer OF this CITY 20
go 10 New York and institute proceedings for
divorce from his present wife. IL is said that
fthis Undertaking succeeds. Pollard will mar
~ literary lady Of Lynchourg, where be is
now residing
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HUNG u IRY.

SANDWICH, CANADA. April 2s.-The Jury
disagreed and rendered verdict IN the case
der. There were eleven for acquittal There
VIII be a new trial.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATR-Samuel II Uan,a
Esq., trustee, sold al private SALE n few days
since, the residue OF the real estate of the late
Ladok Sasscer, Jr., situated or Charles Branch
for - 250. IL was purchased by Messrs. Enocn
and William Duley, or this county.-Frla
leorCidR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

- The printers OF Montreal are on a s.riEe.
ana tbe papers are made up OF old news
scraps and ad dvertlsements. Some of the off1css
got hands from a distance, but the Prin,e-s'
mon induced them to quit work, and paic
them TO leave the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

ANNA DIcKIEsoN-This celebrated young
lady writes 10 Mrs. Susan Il. Anthony. saying
II am in a dOubly delicate condition." We
had not before heard that the far orator was
married. Ii is well.-Netc York Star.
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- 0.tMsyl
. o T o ETs ri. r,,mo

In announcing their retirement from business, re.
quest the owners Of sll goods In their possession
70 remove the same with g little delay 20 Vossibe
10 proper to that Of the goods referred 70
have bssn in thsir pose sson over twenty years,
their ownership. Il 10 one OF the objects Of the
Dreeent notice to elicit Information on this point
All persons indebted TO J. O. MCGUIRE 90.
are requested to call ct the northwest Of 10th
street and Psnnsylvania avenue and settle their
accounts. oDl4-1W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDSON de.
clines the Massachusetts, Judgeship rendered
him by Governor Bullock.
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER WIN. G. WISE has been
detached from the " Saugus,'' and directed TO
hold himself in readiness for duty on board
the iron .clad Miantonomoh, now being fitted
out al the Philadelphia yard for duty in Span.
ish waters.
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II OF Ne.
Proof for u or Is ysars-vsrrouted-ota abeuS hall
the cost Of Tin or other roof, employ
the upriyaled FELL ana 0oMPosIrIoN ROOF
1R, - Louisiana avenue or go n, between lth
and sth streets Repairs TO old roef promptly
made and warranted, - Nlms
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
NY

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1859.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from George F. Seward, the Consul
General Of the United States al Shanghai,
China, of the death, on thu 18th OF October.
1s6S, at Shanghai, Of Curtis William CrasQue,
an American seaman.
The legal representatives OF the deceased can
obtain further information by addressing this
Department.
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N~ YoRx-vIpa- ,o.,n
lBy Bankers ana Brokers' Telegraph Line
Branch Once in Lewis johnson T. DO. BanI

lBy Bankers ana Brokers' Telegraph Line
Branch Once in Lewis johnson & 90. Bank,
Jas. M Gassaway, operator.
1881. coupon, lis; 5.sos, issa. coupons iai : =
l9e4, coupons. II7i 1853 coupons, II9; Ieo5,
coupon, new, 1I5S: Saws, IS6I. coupon. rs J,
ie,sSs: M,s COUPONS, icss; Pacific Maui, sis; ONO
nc Mail, none; Canton, SaA; Cumberland, 80;
Western Union Telegraph, %; Quicksilver
2lki Boston Water Power. I6x; New York
Michigan Central. 1sO; michigan Soain.rn.
iolx; Illinois Central. 1s3E; Cleveland and
Pittsburg. 924; Northwest Sc 4: do. preferred,
Fs wayne iss Alton TeS1 TeT1. ssn,
SO; Toledo Wabash, 73S; Adams EXP,
62; Wells, Fargo q %. Express, 36X; United
states Express. &x: Ametican Express. 81.
ala3@. ''''s
,,-,, FBy Csble.l
.ssS Sosd. Aps, e Fl Illinois. h%oGe;o' s
22a22x. Atlantic, 28x.
FRANK1oRT, p. m.-Bonds, 81 Yas7x.
Sales Of 5000 bale. r.pOTtsS Maa,ns easier s
lands, nSla; Middling Orleans, IL 1al2S.
Financial Matters IN Baltinsrs r.-d.x
BALIHc.t, April as;-virginia sixes. old,
Sk asked; do. 1867, SLY bid, So asked. Nor,h
Carolina skies, sx.coupon, 50 asked.
eunefs MaSkesss 1o.aay.
bALiIAoA1, April 2s.IOotton DUH. nou,-
nauy ~ cenfs. Flour dull. the marker 70 xor-
ing buyers. Wheat dull, without chanes In
pIices Corn steady; white. 77a7s; yellow, s3a
9ncnapeed. Pork quiet at S3i 7sasa. Rason
nImi rlb sides. IGN; clear do, I7k: shouIders.
a., a.; rams, IAN &s2,. Lard arm. At 10y. Whisky
Wall Street Te.d.v-
NV NV xoak. April as.-Stocks strong. Money
Go,S ,ss a. per cent Stsrling Exchange. 1OX
eeuPo1, lo6X. North Carolina's, 65K; new,
"S. snginias, 50 asked; new, 6aX.
New Xsrk Grain Market fs.day.
NEW Yo1K, April ss.-Flour 5aiOc batter
Lor .ow grades. Spring wheat nrmer. Winter
oull. Corn uncheneed
livery"
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r.,o Mall Trace III
@IAl1xS Ai"oo h MARK i.II
ISAl.. O3} for for
eMST sssfiins silver. Electro Elect, sssnAM hsrco

AFa, Trade Mark T.1ef s9t 81
eMMg sssiiins silver. Electro sssnAM A1rca
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PROVIDENCE. X. l.
STERLING sILvER wARE,
NICKEL sILvERn nf PLATED WARE
Orders received from tho trade only but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
aps: is i, 22 q Mayl,s IL, Is, 20, Is, 20; June
FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
his article, known almost uni vers Ally to be COED
Winter, but for various summsr Complaints, and
demands it may come unsware.-Caris,idn Adro.
cate. mar 29 I'm
We clip the following from the Railway IN. j.
Tunes:
nes to the % % our readers the
ABOUT E year ago was attaeked With Hemor-
the 81:
Of AIlen'; LxnS BcIsan. by which have been
"BAHwHT, n j. Dec. 18th. isss :" %s1ss'in H
PHALON's "PAPAIAN LOTION"
s.Aur1,r1zs TIE IS ~ sSktu AsD COMPLEX.
and renders THE SKIN sofT,. '''''
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY IL 10 Invaluable
Tor GENTLgMEN after SHAVING ft has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" IL the emily reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S UPAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 2s cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.1
NFLOR DE MAYO.O
NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR.
GhikT Ex9UlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON q SON, New York.
10 Sly Sold By all Drug gists
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN BAL-
TIMORE.

BALTIMORE April 2s.-The quarantine regu-
,auons al TINS port go into effect or and after
Saturday, May LIST
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A. b. MULLETT, Esq, Supervising Architec,
OF the Treasury, is in Boston on official busi
ness, and Will return here on Monday next,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

THB SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has de
cided that an actual change of residence OF
abandonment Of land entered under the home.
stead act for more than six months AT any one
time. worked a forfeiture thereof to the Gov.
ernment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

SPEAKER BLAINE has purchased house in
Browns new block on 18th street, in which
Senators Swami and Buckingham and Fer
nando Wood have recently bought dwellings
1t is one of the finest buildings In the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, il Is
said, is considering the propriety of re.
ducing the number of national banks, so as
TO leave only one in each election district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

MR.. CLEMENTS, Of New York, who, during
the war was on the staff of Secretary Cox, has
been appointed disbursing clerk of the Capitol
Extension, vice kendig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

SENATOR SHERMAN will leave here o-mor.
row for his home in Ohio.
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GENERAL SHERMAN was at Fortress Monroe
yesterday, and presented the officers who have
recently graduated from the Artillery School
with their diplomas. A salute was fired and a
review Of the troops took place. The General
will visit the Portsmouth Navy Yard to .day,
and return to Washin ington via Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

FROM AND AFTER this date, the President
will receive general visitors on Mondays and
Thursdays, in the morning between the hours
of 10 and l2 O'Clock. On other days he will
receive only on cards and in special cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

MR. Z. w. LITTLE, formerly of this city, and
who was recently nominated and confirmed as
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Santa Fe, has
been designated by the Secretary of the Treas
ury as a depository of public funds at tha,
place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has issued an order
requiring the collection of the customs tax
upon all goods purchased in Canada and
brought to the United States. This has special
reference to fancy articles purchased at Niaga.
ra Falls.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNuB-The receipts to-day
from this source were S3ss,l12.
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wBIrrLEsRY a GrrrTs
[By Associated Press.l

RICHMOND. April 2s.-Purspant 20 the cali OF
the Central Committee. the Conservative State
Convention met in the hall of the Exchange
Hotel NJ noon to-day. There Were present up-
wards OF 2W delegates, representing fifty coun-
ties.
Raleigh T. Daniel. OF Richmond. was chosen
President. Col. Robt. T.. Wlthers. the nomi-
nee for Governor, and all the ether nominees
on the Conservative State ticket chosen by the
Convention OF 1866, sent in their resigna,ions
as candidates.
After completing the organization the Oon-
ventIon took a recess until o'clock y. m
Ii ls understood that no nomir alton will be
made. and that the Conservative party will
cast its vote in the coming election for the
Walker Conservative Republican ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

THE PRESIDENT will shortly issue an order
in accordance with the supplemental recon-
struction law, directing that the constitution
for the State of Virginia, recently framed by
the convention OF that STATE, be submitted to
the people thereof for ratification or rejection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR goes TO Massa-
chusetts on Friday on brief tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

+ TIE PRESIDENT received a few visitors this
forenoon, but after twelve o'clock the doors of
his office were closed and he was engaged in
the prosec utlon of public bu usiness.
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nLD Government JAVA COFFEE. 81 cts.
~ ROASTED do, IS cts, at FORMAN'S,
225 Y29 SEVENTH street,
Between M and N.
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ALL PAPER.
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH WALL
1 would most respectfully call the attention Of
the public and invite an examination of my stock
PAPER HANGINGs,
inst received from the most celebrated houses in
The facilities possess in obtaining good, war.
rant me in sssTring the pqblic that article pur
shssed OF me vii pc new and IN sty 10, and cheap
sas Ssnsr mouse john ff HLrxANpEB
Intel. and Chron
WILcss BEST TAMILY TLSgR,
w % rs per sack. At FO1MANS,
Between II and n.
RoHDs tBUEnT MILLS FAMILY ELoUR
s. PsT sss s:ss ssvSsTh e v1SGsHTnhHSs, .srss,
Between NJ and y.
CBSsaHHsSs ssAsq5AEEg 5s SasEEg srs9 soWDEsrI !,
EORMANs, 227 22s SEVENTH street. be,
OLD eeyEREMEHT JAVA COFFEE; 81 cts.;
" hoASrhD as ssi sss s Z: tSEHHss :srss,,
Between NJ and N.
RIo COFFEE, 2 2sc; ROASTED DO % q IS,
aa1 sas ssvEESffH st rect,
Between N and N.
MABAoAIBo COFFEE, SOC ROASTED do. 50,
N' aa1 aas ssyasTh '!SfHHss; :srs:.;
Between snd n
RUMFOBD's YEAST POwDER: Is cents,
A. aa7 sas ssvEsra 'fSHaHss; .srs:;,;
Be ween and N.
{ COAL OIL, 40 cents per gallon
~ Best gu amy at rORMAhS.
227 229 SEVENTH street.
Between and N.
RAKHR's CHOCOLATE, 4,c per pound.
227 22s SEVENTH street.
Between and N.
rabbits SOAP, lac per pound; or for q.
227 q aas SEVENTH street
Between M and N.
C,OBN STARCH, IA cents per package,
aa7 aas sHvES SiSHaAss, n street.
Between NJ d N.
0-POUND cams TOMATOES, 20 cents;
= 3pound OAHS, 25 cents
227 aas ssE!vfEhTnss; sEvssTH street.
Between N and n.
YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN. 81 cents,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between and N.
A ND EvERYTHING ELSE
GROCERY LINE,
At equally low PRICES
At AtFORMANB,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
epSH Between N and n,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
BIZ b8NTS MINSTREL AND BURL ESQ UE
OPERATIC ThOUPE,
FOR five NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, NAY 4TH.
Orchestra 81; Dress Cirele, rs Cents: Parar site,
8 Cents Private Boxes, Ss. Box Sheet now open
at the neater, where st ats can be secured with
GksND MATiNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY AFTERN00NS AT O'CLOCK.
Admission so Gents; Children, IS. sp23-tf
FIFTY-FOUR PAINrIN8s.
l. feet by - to - long, from Baileny, Lutte Chap
psll. and other distinguished srtists.
SUsG6. MUSIC, LECTURE
GRAND TRANSITION FINALE,
METZEbOTT HALL.
TUESDAY, MAY 4rH. 1859.
ap st J. W. RAIN. Proprietor.
PHILIP PHILLIPS,
EVENING OF SACRED SONG
Will be given at
II IL A Ell,
Corner 81 bifth ard streets,
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL, 90
Al O'Clock Doors open ~ ia O'Clock.
tickets, 10 certs for adults; 25 cents for children
~ PSr SAFE at Philp Solomon,s Bookstore, 332
Penn ylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
or a. the church On he evening Of the Concert
eeds for the benefit of Wesley Chapfl Sab
bath -hoOl AZ n 3t
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