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Evening star., 1869-04-16


DIED, on Thursday, the 18th instant al : Is
p. m, Mrs. MARY ELLEN NORMENT, wife of
samuel Norment Esq, and daughter o; the
late Ulysses Ward.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence Of Mr. Normenr, No. 81 Missouri ave-
nue., on Saturday, the 11th instant, az four
clock p. m, al which time the relatives aud
friends Of the family a re in vited 10 attend
Truly Is ii exemplified in the loss OF thi.
most estimable lady that death loves a shining
mark, Although somswha complaining for
severai months, yet none OF her friends reali Led
tnat she was So soon 10 be the victim of disease
But alas, alasI how uncertain are human cal.
eulations. While perfectly resigned 10 the
Will and dIspensation of Divine Providence
yet she had strong desire 10 live At this We
cannot wonder. as she had everything IN this
world 10 make life desirable. She was sur
rounded by large circle of fond and de voted
friends and relatives. They mourn sadly the
loss OF one, the am ability of whose character
and disposition had WOE their highest adnlra-
ton.
Practising day by day, in The mos, ernlnen.
degree, every Christian grace and duty, her
departure has created suddenly III the bosom OF
affection n void, the dssolatiOn OF which no
human language can portray or pen describe.
Those lips which dropped such sweet words
OF comfort TO 'he stricken hearts around her are
row closed in death, The heart whose every
throb was that Of love and affection TO all abo I
her-husband, mother, chIldreu-has ceased its
oeatingsi The hand that was always stretched
out 10 the poor, and that was ever ready 70
minister 10 the wants and necessities OF others
now lies powerless and still.
Since the 4th OF March, on which occas ion
sne TOOK fresh cold. having gone out on tha;
day much 10 the Apprehension and fear of her
irlends, her strength has been gradually fail
ing. Neuralgia set in npon her vitals, and
gradually increased, until il got beyond the
resch OF medical skill and prowess.
TO fnese suddenly stricken ones-hu band
motner and children-we offer the consolation
OF mar rehgion which can alone sustain and
support IN such an hour Of grief. May we, in
meekness and without ostentatiop. follow
CHRIST as she did. To her friends who hung
by her dying couch she SAID: ..The pang of sep
aratIon you must expect TO be paicfui to me.
as my whole life has been one of unclouded
sunshine and uninterrupted happiness
sympathies with this mourning circle of
friends and relstiyes. II p u
Evening star., 1869-04-16

PERSONS desiring to purchase the best OF
trunks and yalises. LADIES' and gents travelling
sacks ana satcheis, made Of the best maternal
and workmanship, under the immediate super.
vision of the enterprising frm of J. s. Topham
d Co., No 500 9TH street, under the folds of that
mammoth flag. These gentlemen are practical
mechanics, and apply all the latest and best
Improvements in the manufacture of their
trunks; such as McMurray's patent trunk stay.
ano Houses patent India rubber trunk shield
These Improvements can only be had at this
establishment In the city of Washington
Trunks of all kinds made to order, and all
kinds OF repairing done at the lowest rates.
4,1.6o
Evening star., 1869-04-16
EXEGUToRs SALE OF THE VALUABLE
lMPhOhED PkOPkRTY IN GEORGE ETOWN
e, " THE LATE ALFRED LEE, DE

VI THE LATE ALFRED LEE, DE
a. BY yirtue Of the last will Of Alfred Lee. de
Hs; ceased, which empowers the UNDERSIGNED %
sell ano convey his real estate to carr ont
The Provisions Of the VIII. and of order OF Hon
Nii,ian Purcell. Judge Of the Orphans Court
the dates and terms hereinafter m-ntioned. by
or each sss me ss. =, The
se: ps,y e :etsis the hst esch
tive portion IN pursuance ofthe will
Lot Ap /. 8 sS .Sd,sOS 1ok
to.n, TOW a. f.ontins one h1ndred and twenty nine iss
deep on the Tsst line, improved By tour new two 'se
ore old STORY Frame House This ot viii Hbe be
Which Wi, conforms as 'U Uess ss s o. Day Of sale
on IUIsDAY; Asrn q. 1888, q. !. 80 O'Clock /.
the sid: II ss. ;trsst sSd thirty fssa
ON she esst sios OF m8ntgomery street, improved
On wEDEEsDAY April g. 1853. at . 80 O'Clock
The .ss q Green ss
y srat Houss IN
., Gn II, the S SANE DAY. st 20 O'Clock m. gsr's
e Georsesovn. BOMBED ss follows: Besinning .t
end running thence on the south lire of Bridge
street vest tssnty -fonr CAD fe.t thence south ana
parallel with Green street ninety - feet 70 ten
foot vide slev opening into Green street; thence
vth said alley esst twenty four "a feet TO Green
street, and thence with the vest line OF Green
street orth ninety (s0D feet the place OF BEGIN
ming Improved By . large rev two story and
basement Frame Bouee
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in eou.l
inatslmeots ct SIX, 49, twelve tl2b and efehsee.
(lsl months; said balance 90 bear interest fro,n
dsV Of sale, and % be secured By deed Of trust on
% oLs hondr:d dollars down on each pieo, of ,ro,.
erty when the esne 10 bid Of ivy
OonyeyaDsins md nnd stanso 81 e Purchaser or pur.
ansfd J.D.WHiSLSSrSnn m oxssr S..
Evening star., 1869-04-16

TIE RIOT AT THE STEAMBOAT wHARr-
Charles Cook, colored charged with resisting
policeman Boyle on "Wednesday evening last
n the Potomac ferry wharf, while in the dis
charge OF his duty IN attempting 10 arrest a COL
ored picfpocket who had arrived by the Alex
anorla ferry steamer City of Washington, on
which were the members of the two Ior ges of
colored Odd Fellows. as well as the pass en-
gers and mails by the Orange and AIexandria
railroad bound north, and who had been re.
leased by Justice Leonard King on his own
reeognizance TO appear for examination al the
sh,sueet station-nouse this morning, failed to
make hls appearance, and therefore the hear
ing did net take place From an affida Wit m ade
TO the Justice, neither the alleged thief nor the
party losing the money We're memb bers of the
order which had been to Alexandria IL is
represented by the friends If the eoiored Odd
Fellows that they took NO part in this disgrace
ful snair
Evening star., 1869-04-16

BOARD oY HKALTH.-A regular meeting OF
tne Board OF Health was held yesterday after
moor Al the City Hall; Dr. Rey burn, President
IN the char, and DIR. Dexter Secretary Dr a
a. Wheeler, having removed from the CITY
rendered his resignstioR a member of the
board; which was accepted. and the Secretary
hsructsd TO express TO Dr. Wheeler the regrets
OF this Board on parting with him. A com m u.
nic3flon was received and READ from b. Sever
son, Engineer Of the Canal. stating that ITS
present eondltIon Is such as to induce him to
believe that unless the Board Of Health take
some action looking TO the sanitary condition of
me canal, much sickness may occur during the
hot weather, unless the basin is repaired IN
oroer 10 admit pure How of water, occasione,i
oy the rise and fall Of tides, TO now through MS
entire length. The consideration of the com
nunication from the Undertakers' Protective
ASSOCIATION, deferred from the last meeting,
vas taken up. and, after brief consideration,
was further postponed.
Evening star., 1869-04-16
u r L S S G o U DS
FROM AUCTION, CHEAP.

New SPRING DELAINES. best Quality 2s eta
80 pi, ces BLACK ALPAOAS and MOHAiHS,
Sta. 50. 621a. rs cents; new Blue Blacks
IS pisces light SPRING SHADE ALPAOAS yI.
and 10 cents. chespest In many years
worth 20 cents ~
, Also, bargains in White Goods, Linen Table
nsma.k Towels, &C. DoRestics, Cotton Goods
very cheap; , spools Ceates' Cotton for 2s cents
At SELBY 4 NAUDAIN'S
ala eO4t 323 Pa ave, south side, near 7th ST.
II EMOVAL-N. TAORSON wishes to inform
IL his old customers and the public gen. =.
erelly, th at be has removed his Merchant
Tailor Establishment from his old stand, M
2s6 Pennsylvania avenue, to No 5Ol llth W.
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and 49,
street. where he keeps constantly on hand
OLUTBS, CASSIMERES. Ere,
GENTLEMENS FUkNfSHING GOODS
and the STAR SHIRTS made to order
Since my removal 1 have made arrangements
which will enable me to attend to my cnstome,s 4
more regularly and TO fill their orders more pune
tually. N. THORSON
5O2 Eleventh street,
av6-lm bet. Penn'a avenue and street
Evening star., 1869-04-16

SPRING SILKS, POPLINS,
GRANlTE MOHAIRS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, CRETONS.
and many other new and very desirable Spring
DIe,s Goods, just received, all OF which are well
worthy the nseection OF the ladies'.
ALSO, Just OPENED,
Point Lace Collars
Point ppliQue Collars,
Real Lace p, ints,
hite Lama Lace Points,
White aud Brown Thread Hose.
Balbrigan II Ose.
and in fact a superb stock OF Spring Goods gen
orally.
One price only W.M. SHUSCER BRO.
apl4 eU3tif 324 Pa, ave, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

GEO. =. HENNINs, No. 5lI tn street, makes
to order and furnishes at short notice
Gentlemens' and Boys Clothing, either for
dress or business, in the best manner
Gentlemens and Boys Dress Shirts and
Chidrens' Shirt Waists, in quantities of one.
half dozen each or more.
Gentlemens' Undershirts and Drawers in
quantities Of one-half dozen each or more.
Rubber Clothing for gentlemen and boys, On
sheeting, drlll, alpaca or silk, OF any size and
in any quantities; and
SIMTLAR ARTICLES.
Evening star., 1869-04-16
HELMBeLD's HIGHLY CONcENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHu.
RECOMMENDATIONs.
A Case Of Twenty Years Standiu.
PHILADELPHIA. Penn, June :, Is

PHILADELPHIA. Penn, June s. ISL.
H. HELNBoLp, Druggist:
DEAR eIR: have been q sufferer for twenty
years with gravel, bladder and ki new afivotiOns
during which time a have used variou. medicsi
prepar ATOMS aod been snder the tire ~ the
most eminent physicians, experiencing but little
relief.
having seen your preparations extensively a.
sertlsed, consulted my family ph hysician in regard
TO using your kxtrsct Buchu.
did this because hsa used ell kinds Of "a YER
bsed remedtee, and had found them worthless and
some quite injurious; In fact I cespaired of ever
getting well. and determined TO use n. rene
dies hereafter unless knew Of the fnerediepts II
you advertised that IL Was composed OF bucnu en-
bets, and juniper berries, 10 occurred 20 me az +
ceient combination. and, with his advice after an
eNaminaton of the article. and con sulting AGAIN
With the Drug ggist. I concluded 60 try IN COM
merced to nee IL about eight months ago. AZ vnich
ime i Was confined 70 my rom.
From the fret bottle 1 wss sstonish, d and graft
ned al the benen ncial effect, and after three
weeks wes able 20 walk out. i felt much like
writing TO you full statement of my case at the
time, but thought my Improvement TO De only tenn
porary, and therefore concluded 20 defer and see
IL IL would effect perfect cure kno wing that 10
sctoTy to me.
1 am new able TO report that . cure l. enecteS
aft. using the remedy for I've months
have not used any now Tor three mOuths. and
feel as veil In Gil respects - I ever did.
Ysur Bucbu being devoIc Of any nple ssant taste
and odor. nice tonic and invigorator of the sys-
tenn, do not mean TO be without il whenever oc-
casion may require its IN such affections
M. MCCORMICK.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

REsIGrATIoN OF PAsToR.-Rey. ID
Gillette, ID. d., who for the past five years has
nlIed very acceptably the position Of pastor of
the FIRST 18Th street.) Baptist Church. iu con-
sequence Of III health rendered his resignation
on Wednesday evening last AZ a meeting OF the
cor gYegatlon. and 10 was accepted A series
of resolutions expressive OF the regrets OF the
congregation that they were obliged 10 accep,
the resignation. and endorsing him as a minis
ter, PASTOR, and gentleman, also expressing z
were offered and adopted unanimously.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

"onANs SUFFRAGE MRETING Last eve
ming meeting for the discussion of the W.
man Senrage question was held a. Union
Lesgue Hall, Sth street; Prot J. h H. VIII
COZ Piesiulhg, ana an animated discussion took
place, pro and con, which az time. yUas onif.
interesting The last speaker, in concluding
bis remarks, said that those in favor af wo.
man suuIase were women who were unable
10 govern their own households, and while At
<ndIng meetings left large piles sf dirt ON their
floors a. home, and the men Were those who
doubtless from want of intellec, should ne ran
resented by their wives.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

NEW WAY OF Dome BUsINHsS.-Hollan-
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods al Ave per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods TO patronze US as It Will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
BILE Us To continue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDRR Bios. 2I0 Pepna. avenue,
abb between Iith and 18th SIS
Evening star., 1869-04-16

A Case Of Inflammation Of Kidneys, and
Gravel.
lFrom Morgan. Feszel Co., Glasgow, Missouri \
February 8, lsss.
DEAR SIR: About two years ago ves troubled
with 10th Inflammation OF the kidneys. and gravel,
when 4 resofted TO several remedies without de-
nyinG any benefit whatever; and. seeing y0ur Bx-
tract Buchu sdvertissd, procured fcw bottles
and used them. The resut Vas q complete cure In
. short time. regard Your Extract Buchu ss de-
cfoedly the beet remedy extant Tor any aud ell dis
eases Of the kidneys, and am quite confident that
IL will do ell you claim for &c. fou may publish
this N you desire 90 do 60
Fer further information see Journal OF Phar.
macy.
Br Keyssrs Letter. DisDensatou Bsitsd stssss.
&c.
Prof. psvsss' valuable works on the Prsstice Of
Physic.
Ben..l. n.a. by the late oslssrssea DR.. Phyaek
Philsdelphis.
Remarks made By DR.. Ephraim Mcdowell. q oel.
eorated Physician, ana Member Of the Royal OoI-
leee OF Surgeons, ireland, aud published in ths
trans actions OF The King and Queens Journal.
Medios Chirurgicsi Review, published by Ben.
amin rrsvers, Fellow Of Royal college Of sSr.
geoDs.
And most Of the late Standard worhs on Msds.
cine.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

"HKALING ON ITS WINGS say all who have
made use of DIR. WIstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and by such use been cured of coughs,
colds, onchtis, sore throat. inf iuenza or con-
SUMPTION. The prudent will always keep this
standard remedy by them
Evening star., 1869-04-16

TIE IRISH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION me-.
Iast evening a. Wills Hail, eth street, M r.
H. Donegas- President, IN the chair. M-ssrs
David Kent, Chas. r. MeGill and Patrick
kHoy were admitted TO memb-rship MIR
Carranar called attention to the necessIty of
srglng the Mayor 10 start the various kinds of
work under the Corporation. Mr.. Breen ad-
cNssed the association. Mr.. Donegan stated
thai Mayor Bowen had endorsed papers for
several OF the members OF the as sociation who
Nere sppheants Tor POSITION, and spoke OF the
importance Of cooperation with the RapubIi.
can party IN the different wards at the ap-
preaching election He claimed that the Irish
htpuohcsns turEed the scales az the last elec.
non, ana ne had DO doubt they would do a
ereat deal more next June
Evening star., 1869-04-16

MIxRD STATE or AFFAIRS IN Day GooDs
S1oks Last evening about eight O'Clock Mr..
SsiIlmaD, who repre- ser ted himself, il is nnder.
stood. as holding deed of trust on the goods
and enaiieis In the store of Messrs. Sears and
Brother, corner Of Eighth street and Marke,
when II was proposed by some OF the clerks To
make foreIble eIectment of Mr. Sunman and
two persons who accompaD led him, but the at
ten ION OF the police having been called 10 the
troGole Lieutenant John T. Kelly gave instruc-
hons 10 Sergeant German and Officer Leach to
lake any OF the parties TO the station. house who
snould attempt 70 create a disturbance The
matter was s-ttled for the night by arranging
that three persons connected with the store
should remain there in company with Mr..
Stillman and his companions until tins morn
ing. The affair has to-day been amIcabIy set.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

OAK HALL, the emporium OF fashion, is be-
coming . household word, have been refitted
and restocked with most complete assort-
ment Of Gentlemens', Boys and Chiltrens'
Clothing, and Piece Goods OF the latest styles
for those preferring to be measu red. Prices
unusually low. Oak Hall, $50 7th street. op-
pOeite Post Once
Evening star., 1869-04-16
MANHOOD

In The Young aod rising generation. the vesets-
ntebosers of life ar. strong but in fev yesrs hov
si'eh the psilid hue, the lsck lustre eye ana ems
NIsteo form and the impossihiiity of application
mental EFFORT. show Its baneful iuausnoe. nc
soon becomes evident 60 the observer th st some de-
v'esnns innaenc- i- checking the development O.
tne BODY consumption {. tsllea Of and perhap
ane youth 10 removed from schsoi ard .en, into
.he0"untry. This is one o. the worst movements
heneved from ordinary diversions ef tha ever
chsn gng scenes ofthe city th, powers Of he BODY
too much enieebled 10 give rest 10 healtblul ana
rural exercises, thoughts are turned 10 ward. upon
themselves.
fthe patient be . female, the approach of the
mepses 10 locked for with anxiety. as the nrs,
symptom in which Mature a. "a show her saving
power In al iHusing the circulation snd visiting the
cheek With the bloom of health AIasi incresseo
appetite has grown by what ~ fed the eneT gies
the sy stem are prostrsted. the whole ecoso.
my Is deraneed. The beautiful and wonderful pe-
riod In which body and mind undergo % fascinating
change from child % woman, IL looked for IN
vain, the parents heart bleeds in nNi.ty, and
sDcies the grave but siting for its victim
Evening star., 1869-04-16

lHR FOLLOWING is the price list AZ the re-
duced rates:-Good White Shirt S125 $50:
Best Quality, S2.25; Undershirts for Spring,
40 cents: good Socks, IS, ~, end 25 cents; Eng
ilsh Socks, ~ cents; Handkerc hiefs, Is cents,
good Paper Collars, l2k cents per box. Also,
Ties. Bows, and all kinds of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HoLLANDRR BROS, 2lO Penna avenue,
Abb: near 18th street.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

To MRN OF BUSINESS no house IN Boston is
better than the American, its position being the
spared 10 maintain the high rank the house rs
held so long;
Evening star., 1869-04-16

JHwlLRY.-Ssuds, Batsons. Sets, and Brace
lets, new styles, received this morning, at
Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. S3e
Pennsylvania avenue, near N street.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

TEE SOLDIERS AND SAILoss' UNIoN-The
regular meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Cnlen was held a. Union League Hall last eve.
Tlng, w A. Short presiding, and after the
transaction OF routine business . discussion
was neld IN reference 10 the consideration of
the Claims OF soldiers by the heads Of the De-
partm ents. Adjourned
Evening star., 1869-04-16

NIM ePRIEG GOODS We ere ,ov ..lIins
SSntAE sAESAIS e =. y choice sDrins DRY
An sxeoinsden q car stock BRN'J IILLHG
sDSlns 1ol Dndeesstrest 0eoreSe n.
Evening star., 1869-04-16
n 4 l. VI B d ID'S
ENTR ACT BUCHU.

For Weakness arising from E,ces.es OF Rarly In.
discretion, attended With the following Gym ptom,:
IndispositiOn to Exertion, Loss Of Power. Los
OF Memory, Dificuty of Breathing, General weak
ness. Horror Of Disease, wesk Nerves Trembling
rresdfal nerrOr o: Death, Night s~eai., Cold
Feet, Wakefulness. Dimness Of Vision, Lsucuor
Universal Lsssitude of the uso ular sy.t.m Of,en
Enormous Appetite with Dy.ee ptic Symptoms Hot
Hands, Flushing OF ths BODY. Dry ness OF the shin
Pallid Ocustensnce and Eruptious on the Faoe
Pain IN the Bsck. HesviHess Of the Eyelids FIRE.
quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes With
Temporary sunusion and Loss Of Sight, Want Of
Attention, Great Mobility. Restless. with Horror
Of Society. Nothing 10 more desirable 20 such
patients than Solitude, and nothing they more
dread, for Fear Of Themselves. ne Repose Of LAM
ner, no Speculation. but Q hurried Transition
rom one question 90 another.
These symptoms, n allowed 20 go on-which tht,
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Lose
Power, fatsity, aud Kpileptic Fits, In Ct which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendesoe Of DR. wflsou at the
Bloominedsle Asylum, this ssd result occurred 20
two patients; reason had for . time left them ana
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both ssres,
end about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that theee excesses ere not fire..
quently followed by those direfel diseases. Inssp-
ity and Consumptiony The records Of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by oopsump-
ton. bear ample witness to the truth OF these a.
sertions. In Lunstic Asylums the most tnela.-
choly exhibition APPEARS. he countensnce is sc
tualy sodeea and quite edestitute-neither Mirth or
Grief ever visits it Should ound Of the voice
occur, IL ie rarely srticulste.
with woful measures war Despair
Low sulen sounds their grief besuiled o,
While We regret the existence of the above dis
eascs ard symptoms Ne are prepared 20 offer On
invals sit of chemistry for the remova OF the
col sequences:
HELMBeLD's HIGHLY CONcENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
There 10 ne other Tonic like IL. IL is On anchor
Of hope te the surgeon and pst, MT snd this is the
testimony OF ell who have used or prescribed n
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.
Prepared AT
n. r. hELMBOLD'S,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
5s4 BROADWAY. HEw YORK.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

THE JoHNsON-HUEsrIs ASSAULT AND BAT
THRY CAsE.-The case of assault and battery
on w iflIam II. Huestis, by Thomas Johnson
which has attracted considerable attention.
was finally disposed of yesterday in the Grim
NAL Court, as noticed in our court proceedings
ihe Court, in summing up the case, said tnai
tnis was plain case of assault and battery
and the lury must find dict accordingly
After consultation the Jury, without leaving
their seats. returned a VERDICT of ssgu,lty,, The
Court said that although the evidence showed
mat Johnson had been called by Huestis a
''perIured villain" and other offensive spith ats
IT was not justification of the assault The
course of Huestis In the language he used was
severely commented on by the Judge, who
finally SAID that in view Of the proyocation re-
ceived he would find johnson only the cost OF
the case. The costs amounted TO S3} So
Evening star., 1869-04-16

Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick stst.msnt-
be refers TO the following eentlemen
hon. Mm Btslsr Il -Goyernor Of Pennsylyania.
Hon. J. u. Knox, Judge. PhflAdelphia
Hon. J. =. Black Judge. ilsdel lphia
Hon. ID. T. Porter, eK Governor Of Pennsylvs-
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge. Philadelphia
Hon. Il. @ Grier Judge United States Court
Hon. w. Woodward Judge, Phflaislphfa
Hon. w. A Porter, dity solicitor. Philsd-lphia.
hon. John Bigler. ex Governor sf California
Hon. Banks, Auditor General, Washington,
And many Others, If necessary.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

SALES OF REAL EsrArE-WL Wall & Co
Auctioneers. have sold lot I, in square 3i3
corner of New YORK avenue and 10th street
west, known as the Seitz property with i'm
provements. consisting Of two three-storv brick
houses, as follows: Corner lot and house, 10
Samuel Shoemaker, for $3.50; house and LOT
ad IoiDing TO Thomas Hume, for $500
Messrs. kLlbourn and Latta, real estate brok-
eTs, corner of Seventh and + streets, have sold
70 John Scanlon, lot ~. square II, on street.
corner 18th street, AZ 10 cents per square foot;
also, part OF lot ,. square 81, 10 Patrick Cleary
NJ cents er square foot: also, lot 81, block 3,
Tcod Browns subdivision of Pleasant
Plains, on 7th-street road, 10 Robert Clsrkson,
for S1,25O.
Evening star., 1869-04-16

YAIpB BALARN-About O'Clock this MAN.
ing ar alarm Of nre was sounded for boy =,
7th and ID streets, leland, which proved % Ss
false
Evening star., 1869-04-16

JONATHAN SPRUsGISs" will figure q, some
length ana 10 some parpose. in the SuaL.s
hsrnsEg Gazette Tor next SUNDAY, which will
contain, as usual, much other Interesting mat
ter
Evening star., 1869-04-16

SEVERELY HURT.-At a late hour Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. JabeZ Pithard, residing al al
IA street., South Washington, was severely in.
Jured about the head from q violent blow with
glass bottle or tunbler, thrown by David
shea. The wounded man was taken 10 the
ONCE OF Dr. Williamson, on street, bet ween
~ and streets. where his wounds were
dressed and he remained till this morning,
when he was removed 10 the hospital. Shea
was laborIng under an attack OF delirium
tremens
Evening star., 1869-04-16
Georgetown Advertisements.

GALE AT AUCTION OF GEORGErOWN GAS
~ STOCK.
VIII sell, At my Auction Rooms No I74 Br;dge
str et, on SATURDAY NEAT. the i7th instanf.
~ ?. I'D Forty eight ~ Shares of the Sto.k 81
The Georgetown Gas Light Company
sale peremptory THOS BOWLING.
apl4S (Courier, ,Expreesl Auc,io,ssr