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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

TENPERANCE.-The members of the Christian
Temperance Alliance OF the District of Column
bia and the Western Presbyterians met last
evening in the church on ii street, between 10Th
and 10Th. After prayer by the Rev. Mr. Beck
with. the Hon. ID. +. Holloway spoke Of the OBJ
ject OF the formation of the Temperance Ali
ance. and paid "A deserved compliment to the
energy OF the gentlemen under whose charge il
was. Aiter speeches by Ar. Freeman and 9th
ers. the pledge was read by the secretary and a
number of names obtained thereto.
The Washington Temperance Society held
successful meeting last night at Temperance
Hall on + street, Mr.. -. n. Harris presiding
Interesting addresses were delivered by MessrS
y. II. BloOr. y. II. Thompson, w. Z. Drew f
q. Clayton and Rev. &. W. DennisOn.
meeting was held yesterday afternoon by
the St. AlOysIus Temperance Society. which
was also largely attended. and which was adj
dressed 10y MeSsrs- y. ID. BlOOr and w. L. Drew
The Daughters OF Temperance were addressed
Yesterday by Professor John VI. LangstOn and
Others.
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ASTONISHING BUT TRUE"

That DOOicy'S Chemical Yeast BditHy P0poIs.
is not only the BEET but the cheapest in market.
IL is entirely free from any deleteriOus sub
stances, and compounded with such scrupulous
exactness that the contents of each box are the
same, and will produce the same results every
time. IL is unequalled for making biscuits.
rolls, cakes, pastry, &c.-at once healthy aud
nutritious Fun weight in each package. Gro
GERS everywhere keep it. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

Miss KATE FIELD, discoursing Of female en-
pigments and the ..unfeminine," says that "ten
years ago every female human being taller than
an infant that wore a round hat was considered
unfeminine. Now round hats are poised on the
most fashionable noses, at An angle that would
drive Euclid wild. Lecturing to-day occupies
the position formerly accorded to the rOun1
hats. Ten years hence society will draw the
line 'u1feminine.' say at women who, having
too much honest pride to hang az bu cdens
about the necks of their friends or rela-
tives. take up active business and dare to
make as much money as their brothers.
Evidently society would go to pieces did it not
insist upon drawing a line somewhere. To my
conscience il is vastly more unfcminine to be
guilty of the Grecian bend, to enamel, to m AXE
conquests of men merely for the sake of count
ing scalps, to indulge in Islander, to dress ex-
ravagantly. to sit in the parlor and allow the
cook to overdo or underdO everything edible in
the kitchen, to feed children on pastry and hot
bread, TO cOnsign little ones to incompetent
nurses, than il is to lecture"
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Georgetown Advertisements,

Rr THOMAS Dow LING Auotr. Ge,Terto.p
TRUSTEES ADJOURNED SALE OF /, prsIr
ABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. NJ - PROS
PECT STREkT, GEORGETOMN
- by virtue ~ dee. 4 trust fatel the 1Ef y
c.H November, 10. recorded m Iih.r a y
- No ~. folio - " the lard re- rls q a.
ington County. and % dir-ctton 81 ths rArtis. FL
terested the subscribers VIII sell ~ plhlir auction
without reserve, 20 the h.hsst bid Ter On thu prs
q clock p m. that desirable c6ttase n "A p.
pect STREET, sni ~; O. 'e>i front Nv Is, fset IN :
10 an alley. now occupi--I b. NJ A ~ elements
he terms of sale are. On~ -thIri cash. 81 ~ !,
le musf be paid ~ the time anl rsc- III ssla a.
the retldue IN equal sums in - an l. months ~
interest from the dsl 81 sale Tor which the pur.b
aser's note sill he taken securs- ~ a.ss - r-,-+
cn The rreniises sold 81 the TERMS srs not r7rrl-
With within i've days from the dAy u sal, IN. ~
tees reserve che right % resell the rr1r4.f a. 49,.
highest bidder for cash on ten days public notice al
the rick and cost 81 the pUgcha~@f in dafauN 4 q
u. ID CLEMENTS. rrus'',-
sr7 THOMAS BOWL LING, AurtiHf~-r
nRi GOODS at GOLD PRICEs
The decline in gold enable. n 90 oier GRFAr
nhh1AlNS In ALL ktNiS OF nkl GnpiI~-
iNd-wfde Blesched Shirfinc Cotton. l@'s cts very
eentr-o ysc,ai bayEaia. Richardson and other
ihSkt-, H,sh Linens. n cheap - before the ~ar q
-. - $40 3 blasN and GulOred ApacAs. from =
ss..s 20, Nselnnefs and Tweesls fFr N-n aud Rove
sIs cheap t-sutiiul Spring nelAin~s aud rrntir >
~, ~ and y; 100 yards Sn-ipr C.ff~,es : w. {. 4
l2.s cents. fthe heSi g,sss mat. =, rss. ct.- - .
iull stock a Gloves. Hosiery Cor..f. Skirf. ~
snecsl hsf gains may b expected by al who favor
Us WIN osi- So, RfNSAMIN NIIIgR
hL.I W Iol br'dge 81. G',ors@t0wn. q. 4.
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RIVER Personal---very. Whdrf.-Arrived-
Sshr. Il. Bradley, McMOnigle, from Philadel-
ph1A, with coal for Harvey, Clark & Given
,od,ter's Wharf Arrived - Schr. Ashland
NJ 'enel, rem Norfolk, with lumber for Geo
IhSlle. Sailed-Schr. Odd Fellow, for
Ns I. Ne with cargo of manure.
49,. ~ -, !" U;;-Arriyed-SchTs. Pandora. Ash
Ion, VII, WOO 400 LOT no. b. Slemar; j. H. Smoot,
sen, knight, with wood for De At,ev'
Gdt,S Whdrf.-The steamer CoInmbia H.r-
per, came up last night from BaItimore with
passengers and general mdze. - VII"
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The Fish Market.

Quotations OF new fish for this dsy. furnished
for The EVENING STAR by George W. Harrison
y Co. Nos 30 King street, 80. 81, SO Fish
Nharves, Alexandria, Va. are as follows:
Shad-Fresh, per 100, sl5 10 $40; Potomac
Family, per bbl., So to sli; Economy Family.
Delaware per Dbl, 81. Herring-Fresh, per
1900. Sl2 to sis; Potomac, No. I. per bbl., 81;
Potomac Family, per Dbl. q 20; Potomac Fam
llv. per half Dbl, 81: Labrador Family, per
Dbl. extra, $3.50 to 81; Portland Gibbed. per
hhi.. $3.50 TO SO: Bay of Island, No. l, (new }
$3.50 to So; Bav of Island. Family Mess, 81.
Lake Herring. Chicago, extra. 80. st. Johns
Alewives. 81 to -. Arrivals more freely and a
decline in prices looked for daily.
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AN ASSAULT ON A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Yesterday morning Mary Nichols. a WE'LL known
character, was arrested by officer Blush on the
charge OF eopmltting an assault and battery on
annie Reeves and also for being drunk and
ulSOrderlN. She was taken before Justice
Thompson, who dismissed the first charge and
nned her 40 for the latter offence. This diSpO-
sutton Of the case did not seem To please her for
she broke out With vile language, calling the
Justice all kind of bad names. and seizihg the
Bible lying on the desk let II n > at him. In de-
fanlt OF payment she was committed 10 the
HOrkhOuse for sixty DAYS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c.

NATIONAL THkArKR.-Lotta in .'1.ittle Nell
and the harchOneSs.'
wBITEHURsT GALLERY.-Grand Prize PIANO.
ramic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SnITH's Act GALLEY, 245Fr.
MARKRIrRR's ART GALLEY, 4s6 It'll street,
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 237 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

The RATIFICATION CELEBRATIOS-H.rfi.g of
At CorreHfiOn.-An adjourned meeting of the
eohNentlOn OF representatives from the Sc yeral
wards OF this city and Georgetown to make ar
ran ments for the grand celebration in honor
Oh the ratification OF the fifteenth Amendment
was held az the Stevens school building ON SAT-
erday M ght, Mr.. G. II. Peters in the chair The
SommIttee OF Arrangements reported the FOL
owing snb-eOmmitfees: On Speakers-Chier
hashai Anthony Bowen, Charles H. Peters
ana Collins Crusori Music for Marshal's Stan
Barker, Edinburgh. and Brooks; Csrriaoes
Schouler, Edinburgh, and Shanklin: Erection
of Speakers Stand-BrOCks. O'Neiu Shank
I'm, Clark, and Edinburgh The Committee on
invitation reported that assurances had been
given from the Executive Mansion that all col
ored employees Of the Departments would he
granted leave OF absence on "Wednesday. Mr.
Pierce Ofered for use on the occasion a hand
some banner with picture OF the late Abraham
Lincoln, and the Chief Marshal was instructed
70 ~ sign Il place IN the procession. Mr. SANDY
Lacy O1ered a RESOLUTION requesting the MavOr
10 suspend all corr Grafton work ON the lIav of
he cele bratlon; which was adopted. Mr.. Geo.
n: C0akley offered resolution requesting All
VINO heartily indOrse the ratification of the fir
feeuth amendment 10 illuminate their houses ON
The night of the 18th inst, adopted
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NJ. ii. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
hencetOrth the Pawn BrOking branch will lie
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 4,6I:
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ST. JOsEPH's MALE ORPHAN AsYLUM-An
entertainment well worthy OF the patronage
and encouragement OF all charitably disposed
people will commence at Carroll Hall next
Monday evening, the 18th inst. Ii will consist
Of tobedar rirdnfS, and vocal and instrumental
music, by the little children of st. Joseph's Male
orphan Asylum, for whose benefit the affair has
been arranged. ST. Joseph's Asylum is one of
those institutions which, under the direction of
the good Sisters. effect so much good i'm large
cities Ii cares for and educates the little or
phan boys, who otherwise would be left to star
walton or to the cold charity of the busy world
Since its establishment this asylum has taken
within its comfortable walls hundreds of
poor little waits and outcasts, and saved
them from death, or, what is worse. an almost
certain life OF wickedness and degradation.
There are now under the care of the Sisters "A
very large number of these little orphans for
whose support funds are much needed, and il
Is scarcely necessary to appeal tn the benevolent
people of this city to lend helping hand bv
patrOnizing the entertainment which is 10 occur
next week Ii will occur on these nights at
Carroll Hall, namely On the 18th, both and
I'D. ON the last evening Of the series Congress
man Van Trump - go denver lecture on the
Life and Times OF Cromwell"
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FINANCIAL AND OoMMEDeIAL.

The week closed i'm New York upon dull
state of affairs in all the markets save the gold
market. The advance in the foreign exchanges
was sustained throughout the business Of Satur-
day led to a strong market At the opening OF the
Gold Room and as the day progressed spromI-
nent broker. who was said TO be buying a new
clique movement, purchased several millions in
lots ranging from ten thousand to half a million
of dollars Under the stimulus the price a.!
vanced TO It3A, but declined TO 1i3S at the
close, when the broker referred 10 left the MAJ
ket. The meney market Wa easy at five 10 six
per cent. The offerings at the latter figure on
stocks were more than the demand. The gov.
eminent dealers were ahuHdsntly supplied at
the lower rate. Commercial paper was without
new feature and in limited supply at seven 10
eight per cent. for prime double name aceeptan-
ces. The weekly statememnt of the associated
banks II again unfavorable. There Is a less in
legal tenders of about two ana half millions,
and a falling of in deposits Of over four and a
half millions. Speculative manipulation i
therefore very evident. The banks lose mil
lion in specie, while the surplus over the legal
reserve Is reduced about s., 400 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

S.nE BlNGS STANDARD REMEDY, VIA
II FUGA. ''-Thi. Great Remedy for sale whole
sale and retail, at FeRD'S, 11O5 Pennsylvauia
avenue, and by all Druggists an LIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

q l.. WILD, FORMERLY TUNER OF
VI. kna6es, s9bsequentlX Of stsinwax's-
and Music Store, 400 Eleventh street, UNIV
(west side, bet. Pa. av and ST., gives special at
tentiQn to Piano Tuning and Repairing. Other in
struments also tuned, repaired, and for sale. PI-
AMOS FOR SALE OR RENT mh3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

FRE-An alarm OF ire WAS sounded this
morning about O'Clock, from box 10 calI,ed
BY IRE OH Virginia avenue, near 4 : street in
a,hOu~e occupied by German named f. Hrrbt
a. a bakery and dwelling IL was extinyuiShed
bS engine No 4, with but slight dana e to the
property IL il not known how the rre OrIy,-
mated, as the hanIes were discovered in A room
where there bad been no light or IRE used h.
the family. The screaming of a child ~, .Ss
room who had been sleeping there FIRST ar
tracted attention 10 the fire. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

Politics AT THE CITY HALL.-About noon
to-day "A warm political discussion took place on
the west pOrtico OF the City Hall. Messrs Geo
Holmes and Marcellus West opened the ball
the former bringing forward the O'DOnOyan
contract as the subject OF discussion, and the
course Of the Mayor in reference TO il. and the
latter arguing against him. The stalwaTt form
OF Perry Carson appeared in the crowd, and
he took part in the discussion, and suLSe-
quently Mr.. James VI. Dalton was drawn
INTO the discussion, and for some mo-
ments quite warm words were used: but
all kept their tempers. Mr.. Holmes appearing
TO get tired or arguing I'm "A triangle against
three, fell back 10 the pavement. where, for
some time, he continued the discussion with
Perry Carson. This was not the only discussion
Of the Kind during the morning, for almost con
stantly there were small parties about the hall
engaged in canvassing the claims of their re-
spective favorites for the MayOralty, and at
times persons having business in the Offices OF
the corporation had considerable difficulty in
passing through the crowd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

INDUCEMEST TO BUY GOOD SEWING MA
CHINR-WillcoS < Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
and K. 2,lI
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Association FOR THE PREVENTION OF CIR
BITY TO ANNALs.-A meeting of citizens MAS
held Saturday evening, at the Council Cham
Der, City Hail. for the purpose of forming a So
elety for the prevention of cruelty to animals
Mr. Thomas r. Gatcheli was chosen Chairman.
and Mr. Edgar j. BOoraem secretary pro t.m
Articles of incorporation were read, accented
by the meeting, and placed in charge of a CEN
mittee, COMPOSED of General Chapman Rev DR.
Newman, and Mr.. Jos. II. Bradley to present
10 congress, naming as corporators y. p. Chip
nan, y. r Newman, IL. Peyton Brown. John
A l. horreD. Mathew q. Emery Joseph H.
Bradley, William r. WOodwa ard +. whittIesey.
Warren ChOate, Andrew Il. Duvan, A s. Solo,
mons. W. q. MetZerott, Alexander X. Shepherd
) D. Bowen, ID. NJ Sweeney. Benjamin +. Git
nngs, William Tucker, Charles III. Lane W.
BuTris, William McPheeters, T.. A. NJ Faehtz.
D. L.. Gatchel. John X. Elvans, Edgar j. Boo
rAem, J.. III. Hopkins, Thomas p. Keene, w. ID.
Blaekford, +. III. Day, j. Sayles Brown, VIM.
Lanb0rn, y. l.. Corbin, n. A. West. John X.
Arrison, W. A Farlee, Benjamin F. Fuller,
Aobert a Slater, AlOnzo Bell. A. F. kinney
John d. Jett, A. ". Scott, A. G. White A E.
newton, A. y Taylor, William III. Rowe Rob't
keyonrn, W. II. Slater, John e.. Parker VIM
d Wilson. ;. =. Parker, A. Jones' =. f. Bond
John +. Cook, ID. W. Anderson. George A Hall,
Chas H. Moulton. David a. Burr, r. H. Marsh.
Thomas Perry, George r. Gulck, Theodore F.
Gatehel. - II. Z Mason. Allison NaiIor, IT.,
and Charles Moulton, all of the District OF Co
lumbIa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

DRESS MAkING.-Miss SMYTH wishes To in-
- form her patrons and strangers that she Is pre-
pared 10 do DRESSMAK NC in all its branches, i'm
the best style. AT moderate prices Dresses cut and
baisted. Wilcox & Gibbs SEWING MACHINE,
in thorough orrter, for sale cheap. Also, a FLUT-
ING MACHINE. JOi 9Th street, between and
Est ans A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

A WAIE.-On Saturday afternoon Mrs Tor
man residing at the corner of eth .nd "a,
Capitol streets. reported at the eighth nrecinct
police station that white female infant had
been laid at her front door steps by soms 10
known person. whereupon Sergeant Acton tool
charge of the little waif and turned it over IN \
colored woman in the neighborhood till yester
day, when il was taken to the Infant Asylum
The child appeared TO be about one month old.
and was accompanied with bundle of COM
Portable clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

Summer. =" N0ino "o"i0 heA'
The Empress Carlotta is sinking rapidlv
and her life is despaired of.
~. n Anthony, brother of Susan. is a
'anu ANIMATE ior Mayor OF Lesyenworth, Kah.
- Wendell Phillips is ahoDt 10 doI;,,a~ ~, I'd
dress, entitled, Elm Christianity no s'ts,i. 80,
and no mustering-outs "o su"S'i'u'''
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
HALL n HOWARD.
All persons having claims against the late trIn of
HALL & HOWARD, of this city, are requested to
present the same 10 or before the FIRST DAY
OF MAY NEXT, at that time we will make
final distribution and settlement of their affairs. All
creditors failing To present their claims by the time
named will be debarred from said settlement.
BARBOUR 4 HAMILTON, AssiPnees,
Washington d. &.
Washington. March %, 1870. apS-tMyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

TIE ''REFoRN CENTRAL COMMITTEE The
delegates selected by the several ward associa-
tons TO form Z" Reform Central Committeen
were 70 have met at Union League Hail Satur-
day evening, but there not being fun repre-
scntatiOn present, no business was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

= 000 CONCORD GRAPE VINES FOR SALE
C,OOV one year old and No. roots. Deliver
ed to any part OF Washington Georgetown any
number desired AT reasonable prices Address
Il. A. PHILLIPS,
ap-9tf Georgetown d g.
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DEATH OF A RELIGEUsE.-Sister Aloysia Cros-
sen, Of the Academy of the Sacred Heart of
Mary, South Washington, and well known TO
many OF our Catholic citizens. died on Friday
night Last, after an illness of nine DAYS. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon, and
wa very largely attended. Deceased was a ma
i've OF Ferry county, Ohio, and entered the Or
SeI OIL ST dominic in 1854. She was sent from
Nashville 10 this CITY about eighteen months
~, anu mas been IN the Academy of the Sacred
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SEA MOSS FARINA

- FOR
FOR BLANC NANCE. PUDDINGS, &c.
Price reduced To ~ cents package. For sae 10y
EGAN & BRO.
apN 81 corner + and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

.o ron q: T. Parker we have IL,rper's Ba.ar
Solomons, and French, LangIan < Ogilyie.
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WOODs ON FIRE.-AbOut three O'clock M,
Saturday evening Lieut.. johnson was Dsssi,,t
through Browns woods. on the west IL -
Rock creek, and discovered that some bows had
been playing there and left a ire. which. To-
hitting the dry leaves, spread very rapidly
through the woods. The officer, with the helm
OF the neighbors, succeeded in putting the tire
ont before material damage had been done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

Nh JAMES T.. MURDOCH will lecture ut I'm
coin Hall next Thursday evening, under the
auspices OF the e. A. r., and for the benefit of
the Lincoln monument fund. His subject will
lie Impressions and Recollections OF Abraham
Lincoln" illustrated with Characteristic POETRY
and gTeat literary treat may be expected.
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OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
me copartnership heretofore existing by and be-
wen the undersigned, under the style of the Wash
dissolved by mutual consent ~ uS
CHARLES U. GAGE will settle the affairs of the
eppsrthershlp' aud Is alone authorized to sign i'm
liquidation T. r. FOWLER,
JACOB HITTlNGER,
~ ADDISON GAGE co.
80. n ~ BY CHAS. -. GAGE.
Mr. GEORGE W. COCHRAN il arnoin,ed nv
attorney to settle the ssirs OF the Washington and
Georgetown Ice Company. All persons HAHN, -"
manos against said company will oressnt Them o.
payment, and all persons indebted to the coron.nv
are requested to make payment ia him "'
Washington, April 4, $50.
Mr.. o. Nj sOMERyILLE will act AZ nv coII.c.
tor under the above notice.
Washington, April 4, lS7o. ap5Iw
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u No. SCI Z Scot, Square, bet. and K Sta. west.

ssnE BING ; GREAT kEMkDl,kIA fUGA. -
Pennsylyania avenue, and by all Druggists. apl I'm
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FATE or WIFE WHIPPER.-Daniel Carroll.
an lrishman, was arrested BY officer McHenry
Yesterday morning IN the act OF beating his
wife. Carroll resisted the officer and in the
struggle had one OF his fingers broken. The Of
hcer was obliged % get assistance. and finally
took Carroll in custody, and lodged him in the
seventh precinct station house, when he was
fined S5, in default OF which he was sent TO Jail
by Justice Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

The STEAMER WAwAssET, Capt. Fouke
arrived af the Potomac Ferry's wharf last even
Ing with fun and assorted cargo, consisting of
poultry, hsh, cows, calves, sheep. pigs, wild
game, and oysters The bidding for the shad
vas quite Lively, and several fine lots sold for
si4aSi5 per hundred. The wawasset brought
APP a number OF passengers.
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SPRING STYLE.

n SPRING STYLE. -
The public are respectfully Informed that
their old style high or low crown SILK
HATS can be remodeled TO fashionable shape at
CUNNINGHAMS HAT FACTORY, 923 7th st
bet and 4. ~ New Hats made TO order. el0-3m
EOR SALE-TIMBER, in the rough, suitable for
Il the construction Of building frames, bridges
fences, wharves, &C., &c. Also, Timber and Lam
Der sawed to order, and delivered at Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria. All orders promptly
filed, at lowest terms. Address 5. ID. TRIPP Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va. mhi2 lm'
DARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
have formed limited partnership for BRICK
MAKING and SELLING, at Lambelfs Old Brick
Yard, corner Of New jersey avenue and South n 81
Bnder the name of JOSEPH REICH co. Joseph
Reich is the general partner, and John G. Meyers,
Henry Csnrsdis and Charles Just are the special
partners. Each of said partners has Contributed
the sum Of ) HG0 in cash to the common stock The
partnership is TO terminate the 9th day of August
A. ID. ls7f JOSEPH REICH
JOHN G.. MEYERS
HENRY COMRADES
aps dawiw' CHARLES JUST
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OYSTERS, Fish AND GAME-Yesterday was a
p1sy day about Riley's wharves, foot OF 18th
came into the docks, ladened with oysters, fish
and Wild game. The usual crowd of Sunday
walkers were there, and covered the docks like
bees around sugar, after taste OF the fresh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

80, IT. a, VII this evening appear at the Ma
Little Nell and the AarehiSne.S y adaI,ad
from Dickens "Old Curiosity Shop." Int,a
has ample scope tor her peculiar and pleasin-,
line " acting in the piece, and she has receivad
the warmest praise from the press in ali part of
the country where she has appeared in H.