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nLO1ly Rl0T AT llunsE LAKE.
Result, Two Killed nnd Several Seriously
Injured.
rFrou Tho Sf Pam !,


lFrom the ST. PAU tMln) Pioneer Dec. 2sl
bloody AahG TOOK place at Moose Lake on The
limo oi The Lake superior and MsssBiDpi Railrog d
tnirty-lve niles nortl OF linckey, the present tel
minus oil the roao.
The company have several hundred men at wor,,
engaged III grading, scattered along The entire line
from hinckicy through 10 Dulnth. These men work IN
gangs on different secfi0us OF the road ana are com.
posed OF almost ali nati0nallties. On Frday last tba
DAY before Christmas, party OF Swedes co ected at
Moose Lake. at tue house OF u Frenchman named
RueiarG, VINO Keeps saloon, and after lrlnnnv
freely started out, TO the number OIL forty or ity
and went 10 .the camp OF another gang OF me
VINO were mostly Erenchmcn and Irish some
three or four miles distant. Wnle there they
got into diilculty, and two OF their number
were pretty badly whipped The Swedes returned
10 their camp swearing vengeance.
On the following day, Christmas, the two parties
net al che sal on OF kuelard, aL Moose Lake sla-
ton. " Nniskcy loWed freely, and words ran high
Finally one oi The Swedes struck an Irish boy be-
longing TO the opposite party. lie was IN turn
became general. The Swede who struck the iirst
blow vas Killed outright. Clubs were the principal
weapons used, although several pistol shots were
nfedi yet no one was shot or injured by the ure-
arms Ihe n2ht commenced between one and two
o'cocK IN the afternoon and lasted with occasional
intervals until nearly five O'Clock. The light was
participated ni by about forty fifty men, Stren-
uohs elortS were made TO que the rot and II "a
beleVed that Whiic cndeayorin TO do this Jaines
Brown. one Oh the suD-iorcolen received hs INJURIES
from me eiectb OF winch he died lew moments
aier.tilc oistui baacc was quelied. Another swede
was 20 seriously injured tuat very lew hopes are
entertained Oh ms recovery. The result OF t3 tes-
perste encounter u two men kiiled--James Brown
iofnerly OF FOn du Lac. Wisconsin, aud one Swede
name uhsnown. Another Swede. name unknown
others more OF less woaDeed aad bruised. but NOT
daaASrvuSu.
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TuslY HGANY CAS-: N cAsser.luI.
General Mixing Up Of Hasbnrds and Wivcs-
satisfactory settlement Without Recourss
10 Law or Pistols,
ifrom the New naven polio,,,,,

FROM FROM, ING New haven pa!la tan Dec. osl
s,e"ts.~- 49, nsdaly was developed nj tnn
poice once yesterday dfternoon. ana the settlement
y thc ai'Dcuty was as abusing tD outsiders as n
"us ~ nslap5 satisfactory 10 tnosc Interested. Ihe
parties were ali coloreu aud the facts as ncar ne
cdh te asceftalnet, are as iuiogs:-About srx
iuoutns ago tehfy frankiin, aVed about lorty wa.
living IN Newark y. j., with IN. Iuyofn wtse
sattoa. lho Jots OF welded bliss were narIed
w fianStns earning that MS hitheYt bettar han
had aAOtier nusDand iyHg. Hjs conscience ,vas -
Iouoied tbat no could live wlth her no l9upor. IL
pdShlig up ma ciotnes lie suddenly lelt ms hanu.
noue ~ Jersey ana came, voluntary exile 10 ih.
Li.h Wy ihIel months or single ules SC mess we.s
ehoush ior MN, aud having met another Kindred
spult ia tue person OF the widow wilson ne tuns
het W Niic Wheihcr according 10 act OF assembly IA
not kAOWh lils secoad trial at nlatrlneuy VA.
sats!astoiy as vac nrst, 10 all appearances, aud
uu't testei1ay ne ana Mrs. wilson. slrs. Frauk.
disturbed. - - ~
= ~ Tue meantime the original husband OF Mrs.
1iahAhl no. tWho h1i also uarrlel hal
oseh eohvCtel ol crime aAl seat top pri-on wh,cn
~ the Jaws OF New Jersey, absolycd lei from IN.
ana lvNihg embrace oi Ter ienry hence her appsar
ai' . at tue police olice yesterday. Franklin VA.
sem iof. Wiisn ne met MIS- Franklin No. lace 10
iace eais " Inngci JOY aud sorrow tricReu down
ne san.e checse.Oy at meeting his Iorucr love ana
soi'ow al the tn0Jght OF separating from his pres
cut oeSoiea. No Was wiling 60 forgive the past
anu receive back her wandering lord regardless Of
we ieeiinss of NO :, II oaly Franklin WAS wllDR.
WnIe taikihg the matter over No. appeared and
WAS VouensaIed an explanation. NO z 2liumei.asl,
go. upon her dignity and declared she wouu no
iohRef i've win Il man who HAD another WIFE auu
M.snins thsin DOth much JOY, sue departed trduAn
aho No. thcn inuugel IN a fona embrace add leit
W repartake oi JOYS tney had once iasca. VIE no.
seems 70 nave bee1 widow only IN name when
sue won't 70 ave with Franklin. ana ner iofner hus-
UAud - noW Af!u2 wltl aGotIe. woman
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BRITISH INDIA.
Social and Political DiS0rganiza-
tiOn and Widespread Dis
loyalty to England.
Native Conspiracies, M1iscegenation,
NGutiny and Religion.

BY mail from ASIA through Europe we have the
following special correspondence from British india
furnishing q comprehensive survey OF the actual
condition OF affairs existing IN the great Anglo
Asatic empire ON the 18TH OF November.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

ON EXHIBITION lFREE OF CHARGE), AT 8. A M.
" MIGELS, No. Union square (Spinsler House), the
finest large Pearl IN the world and the finest large Diamond
IN the United States.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs. -.
H;;;; sSs:S q - EzEaFS
1AisHf 4AR SSzsA!ss a 3 4CGaa HShs5ss 2aysEss E
10''Ai Aio1.Ay, ;y,. foEy4tt oG54ttA. t07ritoa ritoarr.,
AN rsriss Has' ss% w SoEssg!c ss sIssssP!sAD DRAMA.
written s1REss.lyr EssSrs s9r E1sH. h3aEA' entitled
NAY VIII sSsSs DANCES AMP SsS
Hi: sSzRss
T. :. :! I||i
AAsisaH sEcUssD ORCHESTRA CHAIRS ONE DoLLxk.
NlBLo's LorrA xATINEE, AT Sys,s .sr
oRohssPsz h2PA1 ,sazHnPoSl ,oazfas one Boz fSHoEELAn
N11n1SSgSs nSgsIa unAHrsEAsE E61Jx. EaEJysxsr. 1orrA
= oncassPAz HaRAz saa1ss sHtSsHSAa ~ 4st Sot.Ar.
O.rar,S SefAssN FasSN6n.Asons THIS ys;,ua !,
hAIfSs5 HEs 5AHEs Al A. OATES COMIC OPERA 1osPANY
FIFTH WEEK. FIFTH WEEK.
e., ::::;S :.:s:s s'';.;s s:S
yass1HscH '''A''. MRS JAMES 4. OATES
LIE fSE1r HF. SES;s 7. Fox. ''
xATfNEEs xAThI WEDNESDAY AND Dra1 SATURDAY Ara
for which Orchestra Cha be sccureed at the Box Once
up to ''' lime Of 'p'n'aiN oNs e bSniAs SSHIi tsr
BowHRSs sJsHas nHhATszi sz1uspAx s1oHr BILL.
RORY OF THE HILLS, DERfREIsCHUrz.
PEDEXR BOY. OR The OLD Mill Ruin.
1M FIRST UEHND NiLSsSS MATINEE
TVS sAErhRHx sE rHiSG cdass Rosss
Friday nnnS.I last s,v,s10Ss, wl tsne gIass sss on
Special noceThe tickets purchased for last Friday
AyysE
SECOND enasD nas9sHD MATINEE
Nile. .caasriSE Nilsson win be assisted by the fol-
0"11s s:s HSNiE louise CARY the favorI.e couraito
signor BRI0NOLI. the distinguished tenor
signor N. vERakR, the eminent baritone.
Mr.. JAMES N. wEhLI, solo pianist and conductor.
Tho grand orchestra win be under the direction OF
GENERAL ADMISSION g.
Reserved seats. 83 and "A each. ~
Reserved seats to matinee, two "a dollars and three 90
The three O dollar 90 dollar reserved seats for
either concert can now be had also the two a. dollar re-
Ssh 81 Sfsrnr
Branch ticket onlces are at Schrmers '0 and also at
ia Broadway.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-TuTRTEEN
years benumbing application; gas administered; beau:
tifu teeth 81 SET $40, pumpers hollow cheeks gold
sets purchased. j. JAY lILLERs los Grand street,
Broadway.
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BILLIARDS.

ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER "a, THE CLUB SUB
~ scripton hisrd Rooms, 1888 Broadway will be open
ed ss public rooms In the evening exhibition games will b
played by Kavanagh, Humphrey, DAILY and others. Tn
rooms will be entire MANAGEMENT and the ia
tronage Of the public is respectfully solicited
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AMusEsrRNTa.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
y Sole Le.ses , and ana. Managers Mr AuGUsTIN DALY
Ticket oce open from till .. Seats secured two weeks
ahead
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'MAN AND WIFE, MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY A.
HALF-PAHT ONE.
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The Markets To-Day.
IetegrdpAed ESclusivelv 10 The Eveni,0 SIR.

BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton frmer at 22x.
Flour hrmer and in improved demand. Howard
street superfne S4.62 ass; do. extra, IS II ass;
do family, s6.25aS7; City Mills superfine. Si.75a
800 do extra, s5.5oas6; do. family s6.7 5ass75;
$3.50; do. family, s6as6.75. Wheat frmer: Penn .
sylvania red, %; Maryland, 81 35as1.45. Corn.
receipts small; in good demand white. sI.O}a
Sl.o5; yellow, S1.0laS102. Oats steady at 56a5Sc
I'VE duh at 95c.aS1. Provisions firm at yester-
Gays figures. Whisky feeling better at SSc.as
NEW YORK, April 2.-Stocks dull Money at
3a6 per cent. Exchange, long, s2; short, SIX.
Gold, III Bonds, 10. Virginia skies, ex-coupon,
~; new, u. North Carolinas, old, 46x; new, %
BALTINoRE, April 2.-Virginia skies, old, 81 I
bid, 5sH asked; do. is6e, s. bid; do. 1885,, q,
bid, 81 asked; do. coupon, old, 60 bid, II asked
&c: new, Cox bid, TN asked. North Ca -olinas'
old, As bid.
Wheat nominally lower. Corn 1c. better.
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10y BonkeYs,' Brokers', and Commercial Lives of
Tele0rapA.l
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In lQma and foraior -lax. xolloszn.

Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets - follows:
NEW YORK, April 2.-First Board-U. 8. SIS,
ISL: coupon, Il3a; Sos, 1852, coupon, no.;
IDS, lo64, coupon, 1cs5; 6-20's, 1865, coupon,
ZOE; sos, new, 1885, coupon, 107x; 6-5os, 1851,
coupon, 1ess; S2o's, 1858, coupon, iosk; -4O's,
coupon, log; Currency 6's, LIP; Mariposa, 81;
DO. prefd, :; Canton, So; Cumberland, 3Ix;
p Messsrn Union Telegraph slS; Quicksilver, s4
A. . Adams Express, 81; Wells Express, I9S;
press, 45k; Merchants Union Express New
York Central and Hudson, 81 z; do. do. Scrip,
sek; Erie, 25 Erie preferred, As; Harlem
142; Harlem prfd; :; Reading, SIX; Michigan
Central, on 49z; Lake Shore and Michi4an
southern, 81 Illinois Central, 14Ox; Cleveland
q PittssuIe, 90; Northwest. 72X; Northwest,
cinnati, =: New Jersey Central, 1o2X; Rock
Island !lsk; Milwaukee 6 st: Paul, COY; do
%s,,P reTTd. , =; Fort Wayne, 9sX; Alton and
and Alton, off'd lis; Chicago and Alton. prefsS'
III; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 29S;
Sc, old, on'd 20; North Carolina 6's, old. as X:
firm, but dull.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Mutilated bank notes burned during the
past week, s21s $50; total amount burned, SAL
go, 644 bank currency issued for bills DESTROYED
during the past week, s2i2 32o; total amo mt
issued therefor, s21 561 $50; balance due for ma
tilated notes, s225y324; bank circulation out
standing to this date, se1s, 81 s,se4; securities
held by the Treasurer Of the United States in
trust for National banks for circulating notes.
U. s. bonds held per last report, S3i2 POI $50 ss
security for deposits Of public moneys with
banks designated as repositories, SO $50 5Oo-to-
tai 1859 2sf $50; shipments offractional CURRENCY
during the week past to Assistant Treasurors
$500 600; national banks and others, sI7I.5962
total s196, 500; receipts OF fractional Currency
for the week past, 1886 300; fractional Currency
destroyed during the week past, $3.50 800.
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There is great variety Of grammar, of which
the following, adopted at a military meeting in
st. Louis, is a sample: " Whereas, it havin,
pleased Almighty God to remove from us Gen.
eral George III. Thomas, our late beloved CON-
Dander, as q testimonial of our appreciation of
his goodness, greatness, and exalted character,
resolved" sc.
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Rhode Island elects State officers and Logisla-
ture next Wednesday. The State being so uni
fOrmly Republican, but little excitement or
interest is manifested The following is the
ticket:
Republican. Democratic
GOyernOr....Seth PadelfOrd. Lym'u Pierce
Lt-GoyeInor p ardon w. Stevens. Chs X. Cutler
Sec of State.John X. Bartlett w a. Miller
Atty Gen.-.Willard Sayles Geo n RIi.s
IIeasurer..Samuel A. Parker. Philip Rider.
The Republican majority last year on Cover
nor was nearly 1000 in a vote of 10, $50
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MIN No. 316 SEVENTH STREET

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
l. ING.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c., April /, 1870
sealed Proposals will be received this office
G Gn & ' sSd Tie AP5 n
streets: -
Twenty sixth street west, from Z to street
Twenty tbi I'd street west, from Canal to G street
north
street north from Boundary to Sixteenth street
SECOND wAKD
street north, from Twelfth to Fourteenth street
street north, from Twelfth to Fifteenth street
west.
Ninth street west, from to street north, and
from to Boundary.
THIRD WARD.
New Jersey avenue, from New York avenue to
FOURTH WARD.
fifth street east, from ii to street north
North Capitol street, from l. street north to New
Second street west, from d to street north.
SIXTH WARD.
Thirteenth street east
street south, from Fifth to seventh stpeet :a,.
SEVENTH WARD
.,rs, street SOUTH from New Jersey avenue to Third
4 street south, from Sixth street west to Eleventh
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grazing, and the price per square yard for gravel
ing the grading to be paid for only way either
Each street must be bid for separately
All surplus earth to be deposited where the Com
mlssloners OF Improvements in thswards where the
he right TO reject any or all bids is reserved
Each bid must be &C companied by written guar
enter into contract for the performance thereof
app eolOt b. j. BOWEN, Mayor
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From Prender s Co. we have late London pa
pers, and London Punch for March 49,
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DRlNTING INKS.

TO PRINTERs.-we have been using for several
Ferry i sS% ta siS5 Sus
%o1s sa ssg e is sas best FOR cylinder press
Clear black, and free from all kinds Of sediment
raj and courteous In ali business rsnssction.. and
as ne has recently had the misfortune TO be burned
% nk and
god srticie at very cheap rstes.-"Delaware Ga.
One Of our eotemporaries also recommends it as
ZINE PRINTING INK.-ws have for some time
R1 TEY HsnfGNsns Ink Work. philadelphia by z. T..
found it better adapted to our presses than snr M
we have had in our once for ten years 1t Is not only
ss.Saabs Work: sso %snSi. Ct
turs Black and Celorea Printing and Lithosrsphic
"a ss. xsrgy
We never recommend an article in those column.
own opinion Of the ink the " lax Payer Is now
Il: IL We
ns never snsw him TO deyiate from the truth,
SsSES PSs@sl1his Prniins SAi i sS'a Of e "a.
=. mew r.r LOTT; n..,
NorI., y g; z. ROsiEs9k. and .. i give. shs
SreihIen Of the pres. nersfiy%Ths American 0us
ink 10 all that could be desired, and We cheerfuiiv
recommend Il 10 the craft .Shippensbura New y
Tho ink with which this issue of the fimes ia
&erIs Of G. 4. RoBiNs0H. Ii Is eIaaqa xo afs
ceap, and Is Of GOOD c0lor.-'E. Wells Port To.
o e.ss9,I inss narylsnd.
,siss nee IN printing once IL bad lax. We have
nr;ca saLleus makes; paying sometimes very high
knrsd "a failing We now use the Ink manufsc-
y ph 4, way Ferry Printing Ink Wsrks, by O.
NsON, and Il gives satisfaction. we shall
70 use u, and commend Il ~ others OF the
craft with eonndsnce-,sJefe sonian West Chss
ter, Pa. ~ ' "es' Ohes-
Many Of our Offices h.ye been in the habit of
sending away Tor their inks. We would can atten
tion se tns a1vertisement Of the Gray Ferry Print
fne Ink Moiks. We are using ink from the above
fsctory ana me 70 entirely sati,factory in oualitv
aBc price, and take pleasure In adding our testimony
IN iis favor-Yhlsadelphia" kvsniBs STAR II
EOR SALE cABRIAGE HORSE. Of graz
sound. Also, . light WAGON AMI ~ ~ ~
NESS. Inquire at Purveying DEPOT ana S
9Th street. >, between and 8. m n 4,
nR. JP GRIrIITHs, ECLECTIC pHYsI
- Clan and SURGEON, once No. zoos Nav.
land avenue, near 10th street, Island.
Female aud Chronic diseases Speciality.
Mercury and other mineral poisons discarded.
Once hours7 to Gam, and to . p. m. mls- eolm-
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TOR RENT-Tvo fret class Communicating or
Pstent omce' Kent low too good tenxnt mh3S. ln'
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DROP0sALs FvR BRIDGE.

Oeset or SgpeT esdeRt and Inspector Of SecerS Or
rtogsWnys, FeofIrayS. aad Near BHtIftagS, CRY
Hair Washington. %. C., March 81, lsT0. = :
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Mayors
Constructing Wooden Bridge across the Canal at
its Intersection with Sixth street west accounting 10
plans and specifications to BIZ seen nj the ONCE OF the
Superintendent and insper cor OF Sewers, &c.
The right is reserved OF the Mayor % rsIsct any
,aplH Superintendent u Sewers. &C
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CRAYs FERRY PRINTING INK WORKS.
BOOKS.


BRAVE LADY. By Miss MULCH; author of
John Halifax, Gentleman etc ....-...........S 90
MEN AND MYSTERIES OF WALL STREET.
AN OLD FASHION GILL. BY Miss Alcott; au
thor OF Little w omen. 30
THE HOHENSTEINS. A Novel. By Friedrich
Spielhagen; author Of "Problematic Cha rae-
GoETHES HERMANN AND DOROTHEa.
Translated by Ellen rockingham. Illustra-
CURTIS LIFE OF WEBSTER. suf-crip,
ton Book Vols. and 2, eaeh--.............Sa. 90
CONES WIETER SUNBEAMS....-........-S 90
PRENTISS' STEPPING HEAyENWARU-y1.7J
MARX TWAINS INN0CENTS ABROAD. Four
m ffse' 81 ssi9Pds,ns olHth F v7si
EGYPT In THE SUITE OF THE PRINCE
MOuNTFORD's MIRACLES, Past and Present, 50
MISS PHELPS HEDGED IN.........-........ SO
MISS MULOCHS UNKIND wORD--...-...S1 so
MkS. WEIGHTS PRIEST AND NUM-. so
FRIDAY NIGHT. A selection of deeply interest
ing tales illustrating Hebrew Life. so
WOOD AND RACHE'S NEW EDITION OF THE
UNITED STATES DISPENSATORY... - 90
GARABALDI'S RULE OF THE MONK.....50
MRS. STEELES SO RUNS THE WORLD
i'-''''''''''''''ir;
PHILIP e. SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ap2 between 9th and 10th streets,
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BOARDING..

R0ARpING-Pleasant ROOMS, with or without
- bOAhD, on very low terms, either furnished or
unfurnished. Apply at No. 354 Penn. avenue and
va street, south side. al-3t.
/ ARGE FRONT PARLORS AND BEDROOMS
II Tor rent on reasonable terms. BOARD for two
Win large Rooms, no, at No. 315 Pa. ay., bet Sd
and AZ SITS. Single Rooms and Board, SIS. al -2t+
pLEASANT R0OMS!WITH BOARD; REASON
l. able terms; at 23Os street, between 2Sd and
2ith streets. m 2gst.
IHE BEsT BOARD in the city can be had at
- DfERS HOTEL at boarding house prices As
TINS house has been newly furnished throughout and
KEEP, In every respect first ass hotel, beard
ers will find II q desirable place. No LIQUOR sold
mhZS-6t Il. p. HILL, Proprietor.
EIRST.CLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18Th street
Good location and accessible. mh23- Iy
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. n REWARD-Lost, this morning. coming
Sl " from the Navy Yard, and two new TEN
CENT NOTES. The finder will receive the above
reward and thanks of the Ener by leaving it AT
No. 419 Z street, between IA and 9Th streets,
Island. ap2-2tH
con REWARD-Strayed from the southwest
&%O corner of l4th and streets, on Thursday
March nth, two COWS; one a small spotted cow
black, with very short crumpled horns. Both COWS
in fine condition and giving milk. Any one re-
turning the above described cows will receive the
reward. insist S.N. WALKER
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. n
S street; between 9th and loth sts.-There will
De service In this church EVERY EVENING OF the
ters have consented 70 preach: Rev J. c. Smith, D.
-, Monday: Rey- W: L. KER, Tuesday; Rev b
SUNDERLAND, ID. d., Wednesday; Rev. ID. " MoF-
Eat; THURSDAY; Rev. JOHN CHESTER, Friday Rev
- BITIINSER, Saturday. Service to commence
tend. anS rs
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lust RECEIVED,

JusT RECEIVED
LARGE LOT OF
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Consisting of
GARDEN VASES. FOUNTAINS.
AQUARluMs, SETTLES, CHAIRS
SALOON TABLES, &c
Don't forget. ve sell the best Cooking Range in
market
THE BALTIMORE KITCHENER
q. M HAYWOOD a Co.,
Old No. 81 new 633 Louisiana avenue
ans I'm between 9th and eth streats
CRAYs FERRY PRINTING INK WORKS
q. +. ROBINSON, Manufacturer of Bbr,k and
Colorsd PriRfiHg and Iifhogr7phtc INKS. Vo,ntsbss
Sc.. Grays Ferry Road ana Thirty-third street
Philadelphia.
RObtHson'S QRiok Drying RsfHcins Preparation.
For reducing the strength of Printing Inks without
dfssoying thtm, or destroying the tenacity. gloss
and adhesive qualities requisite for producing we'll
hpished printing. This Preparation is an article
which Printers have long felt the want of, aud for
which ordinary Nsrnishes and Balsams furnish a
very Indifferent substitute. We offer 1t with con.
hdence, Ii having been thoroughly tested, and APP
proved OF by competent practical Printers here and
elsewhere. 1t
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0OvernmeDt Securities.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1s70.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following quotations Of (3overn-
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N EW PA NOS.
We have received two more Of the cele--A
IN purity and brillisncy Of tone, workman ttt ff'
The public is invited to examine these instruments.
at JOHN y. ELLIS PIANOAND MUSIC WARE
ROOMS, 500 tnew No. 931D Pa. ave-, near 10th st.
~ Sole Agency for CHICkERiNG SONS and
w; xOSE PIANOS. Also, 3. d. II. W. SMITH
Pianos p AND S oRGSNs FOR RENT. by the day,
week, or month. mh0 cost
IGOR sALE-ATT THE LOWEST PRICK-25 900
l. extra choice French English and Ameri- ,NA
PLANTs. ornamental SCRUBS, PLANTSE
and TREES, &c, &C. The collection COM -
prises the best kinds known In Europe and America
I 80 A. JARDIH, Florist,
NH zteo2in Connecticut avenue aud N street
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The Sir Knights Of COLUMBIA COMMAN-
Asy lum TO MORROW Sunday at one O'Clock
in full uniform, to attend the funeral Of our late
Frater, Sir GEO II. WALKER.
The members Of Washington Comm andery No. I,
and all sojourning Sir Knight. are fraternally in
Nited. BY order OF Y. Commander
- A. 7. LONGLEY, Recorder
IL SIM. ChrOn. q Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-02

VALUABLE LOTe FOB SALE.-I have for sale
y the following valuable Lots:
LOT 2, SQUARE s64.-This lot contains SEQ
feet fronts 66 feet the north side of North
Cstreet, between Sixth and Seventh streets east on
high ground, with q commanding view, and quite
eligible The depth is 10 feet for 6 feet 'front.' and
lO0 feet for the other - feet, ~ 4 ~ 80
LOT 10, SQUARE 441.-This lot fronts 90 feet
on east side OF Seventh street west between and
streets north: and s ll6 feet deep paved alley in
the and is of the most valuable lots In that
pert # the city, This lot viii be sold in three par
LOT SUB. OF SQUARE 223-This is cas-. half
OF original Lot fronts Is feet inches street
north, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west with depth average Of 81 feet inches and
Sfeet by average making two very fine eligible lots
They are about midway Of the square on each front
and each front Is improved. From the conticuity 10
the Treasury End other public Offices and banking
LOT 10, SQUARE 15s.-This lot fronts 90 feet On
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts :,
and has depth Of ls3 feet for ~ feet front and 10
feet Ter the remaining 30 feet Occupied by the Uni.
ted states, who pay regular rental for the same
The titles to these lots YeIfecf, and the he rms
VIII be made easy. FRED. w. JONES,
Barbour, 9 Law Building,
mhzo-du lEa-ft 4SO Louisiana avenue.
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nR. J.. p. GRIrIITHS, ECLECTIC pHYsT
~ CLAN and SURGEON, once No. zoos Mary
land avenue, near 10th street, Island.
Female aud Chronic diseases Q speciality.
Once hours to .. N. and to p. m. l9-eolm-
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gTOR sALE.A CARRIAGE HORSE. Of eraS
u color. in fine &c. condition and perfectly ~
NESS. Inquire at Purveying Depot = and 0H
5th streets, between and 8. - m n 4,