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- EDGE carsts,--Tc- day,
Circuit ,, GSgET yer;;,ct plaintiff. Fowler
=. RanIev n CioodinR; suhmitte,-; and JUG ymel,s
for plainti6Lappeai and motion ~ nov TN
Elliott W, Reiesrt; verdict for plainuu' 90
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FISH, ia a.
Samuel Cant alias Gennii GEL 1cr,a gSssyStt
OF Reu,s !. isrccny. nenls :. nompson, indicted for
P::,,ne, indicted fsr srand larceny and petit
larceny, is on tiaL. Ophelia Brown, indicted
for petit larceny, plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced to four days In Jail. =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

TIE LADrxs' MoyENKvr AGAINST woNAN
StfYKAeK-The movement among prominent
ladhes Of this city against the adoption Of q
Womanhs Suffrage Amendnent to the Constitu-
fons some weeks $50 mentioned in these de-
spatches, has been Quietly pfsgressing. They
nave had two meetings. the second beina held 1t
The resfdence OF Mrs. ADMIRAL DahiRren, ON
Thursday last, when they forned q society
called the "Anti-Si1teenth Amendment Organ
isaton," and have gotten up . memorial to
Congreee, already signed by large number or
AAies, the wives Of PROMINENT Officers and citi-
zens, in vhieh it n sEesd th.t participation by
yoDen IN acfiye political snsiB IN contrary to
Ne spirit Of the Scriptures, the attributes and
pfeufaritics OF woman. They say they love
ther husbands and their husbands love them
hecause Of the charming characteristlcs OF
Enales, which would be degraded and spoiled
1emoriA Is signed BY Mn. Dahlsren, Mrs
sherman, wife or General Sherman; Mrs
BROOKS, wife OF Hon. james Brooks, or New
York, and other ladies Of like standing in society
Hrs. Bennap and Ars. Blaine actsd upon the
aaxiee Of their husbands, and although not
favoring the voman's suffrage agitation, decline
20 sign the memorial. Gail Hamilton Miss
Dodge, Mrs. Blaine's cousin, is ultra strong
ninded and runs with Mrs. stanton and Miss
Dfekscn.-Wash. Cor. BAH. Ameriean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

"LISHr AS Corr" IL the expression Of all
housekeepers after making biscuits with Doo-
ley's Baking Powder. It V chemically pure in
its composition, and possesses no ingredients
but such Is are perfectly harmless, healthy and
nutritious. This Is not only the best, bnt the
cheapest in market, - one pound win GO fnr-
tier than pound and . halt of those OF osdi
nary manufacture. Use no other. Inquire
at your grocers for Dooley's Baking Pow
der. eos
M. H. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
Aenceforth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. AS,1:
TIE GREAT FALL In GOLD IL nowhere made
1ore illustrating than by Q visit 10 FrAnc &
Goldman's Popular Gents Earnishin( Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, besweea D and
e streets, and Marble Hall, No. eO1 Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Once. These semitic
men, wAo have just nov replenishod their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
summer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates. have
again taken the lead Of other similar establish
meuas here, and give to their pstrons such in
ducements that cannot fail b pleAse. Don't
fcreet the name and numbers. Sy30,E
THE WAsHIHGToN CITY SAvrSes BANK, cor
ner Of eth street and LouisiAna avenue, Is open
fFom $50 to 7:30 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
m addition to its regular banking hours. Il
Pays interest on deposits.
! - -.
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BOAT RAcI--A race fruw boats cana m ON
sSs.9rday syentng. from below The Aaseduct
s~sssc s % . ss asct .SSse .0ssrYsts.a, be-
Al - - S2isn, 49, Emmy, and Jass Hance,
fqnune Slreau Of the Treasury De,
ksS TSo1 p So 81 enss: Es.ss, Capt wight,
D. WniAm MAGE As referee. Tbs ~ M
3eSs e 80 ?. m.s and the course vxs 10 ~
Eoek 49, retain, tho nrst boat An % 80; -
Nhfo u nfty nine mluutes, 0lascott comsn. ~ ~
eeeond sfn miuutee lster. A large numhees -. af
Refeons Witnessed tho race. W
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Georgetown Advertisements.
Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr. Georgetown
ADJOURNED SALE OF DEsIR

TRUSTEEs' ADJOURNED SALE or DESIR
ALL COTTAGE REsIDENCE, NO. 81 PROS
PECT STREET, GEORGETOWN.
by virtue OF q deed Of trust dated the 18th
E". November, 1855, recorded in Giber T.. q. r.
sNo. -, folio Sss, Of the land records Of W ash
terested the subscribers will se at public auction
without reserve to the highest bidder, on the
ises on FRIDAY, the nd day of April, 1870, at 5
O'Clock p m, that desirable cottage, No 50 Pros
pect street, snd lot % feet front by 3 feet inches
70 an alley, now occupied by Mr.. A. H. Clements
. Inc terms OF sale are: One third cash. of which
So must be paid At the time and place of eale and
interest from the day of sale for which the purch
sser note will be taken secured by deed of trust
OF me premises sold. If the terms are net com prd
Win within nye days from the day of sale the Trus-
ices reserve the right to resell property 10 the
ghest bidder for cash ten days public notice an
asn cost o. the purchaser in default An
W: d. CLEMENrs,S Trustees.
app THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DRf GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
The decline in gold enables Ne 20 of,er GREAT
BAkGAiNS in ALL KINDS OF DEFY GOODS
hard-wide Bleached Shrting Cotton l2Is cts yery
cheap; yard wide Bieached Shfrtine rerv S<1rv n
sent-G pecsai barsasa; Richardson D and Other
ssee sto orish tInens as cheap before the war
Sen1 hnp, Oesamsfs and Tweeds for Men and Boys
10; ana =; 1850 yards Spring Caiicoes g. no And
IA IA cents sthe best goods made at l2x cents; also
ful stock o. Gl?yes, Hosiery, Corssts. skirts, &c
spssiai baTeains nay b exyected 81 ali Who favor
mhiitf 'u loi Br ssrN = a.GS. atdLLfR
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CLosf OF RHeIsrxATIos In TIE SECOND
MAkD-1ne registration closed in the Second
ward on Saturday last. The work vas ann The
votefs coming up very slowly. No incident oc-
s1Ied worthy Of noics, the day being too cold
TO OUTSIDE cro.ds. The result Of the DAY footed
1eH Nnite AND loz coioredHmakfng the total
Iegsuafion IN this ward ?, 800, of which number
registered Last year in this ward was O<fs shnS
ss inc humber this year to Be a0e greater tia.
&ard q the once OF the Exrd CON missioner
sorner 9th street and New York Avenue, = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

CAT. Q. r. HAIL; tie Arctic srpiorer, who
stssensiy delivered . hctnre to Z laree audie nee.
lneoin Han. on the paxtieularso q hiseight
sxneerings Among The Epqaimaax in
- OF ss Jshn sFfSnhlins ~ shis rasso-
- oensenned % sepeAt ne lecture
~ IAN esrag the coming week, 1t Lin
~, and the knoyiedgs he scauirsd on AZ Sst-
nVs.s = sfssse M iatsressi.s lecture on
s,,sstna Il n. 49,, native Es9uinsax Wili be
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IHsUHAAGs aooHs
Z. a.HANsOH B.LEwIs BLAoKFoRp
ford. Assets, Is 500 900. co" OF Hart
The M0HfH BRITIsH AND MERcANr1L.
Cab sss 80 $50 EDSsnd and United st.iss
TEE Ed. aAana1 .asoaRs16 INSURANCE. co. A.
rag 49, 1 ...; !,ssssssscr Co.
TIE sPRNGHIRLD FIRE iNsUHaNcr mr..
OF Msssechnsetts. Assets. lpesrl . /, 900 900
a iar adut Gssis.i5 WS Of ssrs
tee CO. ccrs s9 eIdI w'LLIAHs" f1xs msuRAHor
TIE g.. n Y lee OF vrEs IsssRAso,
ri q iss idi;iRi s' Co. Sss.,;' s....
A16H .3s!.s., 5 5J IsfsSS sss H.- ron
LII IL sss.ssS 49, co. COS q Hart
e.! s;s =: z :. 49,
halt eeneny q s11ssissss. fisy - 70 -; ~
sss: sss::s.tSs w.: /: s.t taes0: =:
i:sssss: A''s .ls,ii siie Jlss,.ss. -
.,ez - staHsEs 's I siSSk q. 7sss.,
F sHs2ssAAh1s lSasiV asB sssui SSSkkI o.
Omcs-Room No. 4, over Bank Of wsshinston.
CHARrEHEs ~ Governs 1877. y -
CAPlTALANQ eURRLUn.n0ss. Aao
Of CoiunbiS' 'f''''s o. Property IN ths Dtseriss
No charge for Stamps or Policfss.
BOARD OF DIRRcroIs nrt -
EMu Pfckreil, Lewis johnson, "A may&
i; shoemaker, B. B. french, Ch.. G ~,
0eofeetovn. A1drey Rothweu. Alb Il Wfis,o
an, JAMES ADAI6. Presiienf
ABEL q. DAVIS. secrstary.- 49, q
NArlonAt EHIQn 4IlI MgyIz107 Jo1,
= oapvE4e4 OF WAaHu4a10L -N-,' y.
AxAAA--..-.--.-.---------91 ~ ~.
1N9,S4 1o11pfana nvo.s e. hoor - - ma
~ Hokc6eo or rovunuo66nG0
- - ~ Doot - ~
.pEss{Q!EQiaxte Ks9, Pru6a~e: g.
$efIy, xtchn!a Wanack, Va. Dizen. - 6o<l
- = o''1' f ssEcs Dc: 3. iffsz,hnrr. s,,,.s
ELoURi 1LopBu = :.
J. ss:s,: sisset nn - nm. wisA ssd~, n ..r :.
A.,rtp.,.s HH ,t.ss,s ATTENTION
re ALL PURcHAsrRst nes Levi
One Barrel or Thousonia a
..,. LOWEST POSSIBLE RAT1S. nv
-" v CALI . co.
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THR CoLuNBIA TYroeRAPHIcAI UNION. No.
10, held rs regular monthly meeting at the City
naii Saturday evening, Mr.. Jabez Lord presi-
cent; and z. Y. Langtree secretary. After the
Admission Of several new members, Tn = order Of
ousness was suspended and the meeting pro-
Seeoed 20 the election of delegates to represent
9onAi tni0p, which meets at Cincinnati in
June next- The followinenamed gentlemen
nee; George A. X. McNeir or ne Clrosfrie Of
nee, mo d w. Flynn, formerly assistant fore
man OF the Government Printing once. The
Snlon appropriated 500 In aid OF the striking
prfrcers or the Cincinnati Conme re;al AMI me-
missed further aid to sustain the strikeff the
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,D!S!sG5 s 9sssSSH , EYPlXIlRlEss: 17fIzj1
: sessdsihi1, sa M ss5kIn 8 g IS Sls::
k SSid'; I. Cssssga 40 A~cwy Disesyxsx.
LIN, Drur~tst na,nsson, d. O., By JOHN COUGH.
NY 103 Oofncf u and 9Th st., and RID01.
ave. Pries % pr boz. ys-iy.
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IHk NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be Or
canned tonight at Temperance Hall, Z street,
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.,ls 00VuHDn001 0o0a K1ta0o.
WAmnesoa, April rs, ls7o-Jay Cooke .
CO. funish The following qaotatiem e Govern
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THR CunrsfrAx TrSrRAvC. .,
This ergaaisatiOn held meeting last NIX, -,
the Church q the Assembly, corner Of 5th ss,a ~
md Aassachusefo avenue, quite large nm M.
Per being preaent Hon ID. p. Hsilevay ORE
eSded and Rev. VIM. Hart assisted i'm the rslis,
toes e.ereises, aftsr which Temperance addresss,
IeIs delivered by Hon. 8. q. Pomervy and w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

A MEETING OF tia Universal Franchise A sso-
Saauon fwD called at Union League Han for
saturday evening, but there were 20 feW nres-
ent that nothing Of interest was said or done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

. Quotations Of new aah for this day, furnished
.of TIE EvKNINe STAR BY George w. Harrison
4 Go. Ncs. IS King street, 90 ~, % Fish
shsd-freah, per hundred, eiias13 Potomac
Family, per Dbl, e15; Economy Family, Del
swarel per Dbl, slH Herfine-FfesA, per
Potomac Easily, peT bbL, GO; Fotomac Fam
lily, per half Dbl, %; Labrador Family, PER
Dbl. extra, q. 80; Portland 0ibeed, Per -bbl.
e; Bay o. Island, No. 1, tnevD So TO e6;
Chicago. extra, 81. st. Johns Aiewiyes, Sss5.
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SPECIALITIES
IN SPRING MILLINERY,
AT LESS THAN GOLD yALuE

AT LESS THAN GOLD VALUE.
No. RIBBON, all shades, at rs cents a piece
worth q %:
No If RIBBON, three inches wideD 20 cents a
..- yard, worth so. y
No. 40, tseven inches wide,) superior quality.
-. black sash
Together with complete stock of STRAW GoODs
LACES, &c, i -
At l.. L. BLOCTp,
New Number Z O 7th street,
dp u ot BetMeel q and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

HINr TO CHOIR SINsKRs-It is a general
complaint OF singers that our language Is harsh
OF striving TO overcome these difficulties thew
TOO often suffer a careless enunciation and pro
nuneiation to make the difficulties stin more
distressing and the 'rudeness" still more bar
emger-or rather as II ought to be TO the singer
10 Is agony 10 the listener. To illustrate: AT
church In this city, yesterday, we heard the
for blessed they gave s'blessid;- s'therS for
s.thei and "fought the fight became sfought
the n-hi-hi- hi-hight," Cloves redeemins" Vas
Transformed into "loye's re-de-he-he- he ming"
With 2 formidable succession OF 'h,s.". The eve
suppose for artistic ehect) ok ngdom of
Heaven" IN solo, became " Kingdom of A.
heaven, and the petition Lord have mercy'i
..Lorti-ah! haye-ahi mercy. Now, while these
'mannerisms" may net affect or NAV even
please some who would sacrifice the most sact ed
ntferances of the Redeemer for musical effect
they make tAe judicious grieve.
IHE WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS DESTROYED
Dr FIRE-kstsnatsd Loss SI2,O00 20 si5.ooO-
Saturday night nigh the glas. works situated on'the
entirely destroyed by FIRE. Ii was discovered
shortly after O'Clock, aud An alarm " as turned
m rom box %, but for some reason the bells did
mostly constructed Of combustible material the
flames spread with great rapidfty, and all efforts
On the part OF the fremen frst ON the ground to
sztrnguish the flames proved anayailing. As
PORTION Of furniture was taken out Of the Office
and small quantity OF glass ware was saved
dne sa5e containing money and valuable papers
80 taken out before the flames extended too
lar. he los heavy, rsaching fron sl2,oOe to
$1,000 IL Is estimated. There was Q small insur-
Ance on Che building. The furnace had been in
operaoon during the day, and il 10 supposed the
lre eSugnt from II, Aboat nifty men and boys
are thrown out OF employment by the occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

"A GRAND BALT.-This evening the Liauo,
Q4alerS sAssoeiation win give q erand Ali ~
the new Maiopic Tempie tor Dc Sessst n the ne
otyha1l5 ana Rom the. peepAra&i0ns which hsvS
ssea made N~Will undoubtedly be an elegant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

The BALL OF THE SEASON viii be given on
Wednesday evsning, April nth, at ne new Ma
spnic Temple, BY the Masonic fraternity, under
Musc viii DO furnished by the best musicians
that the city can produce, under the leadership
OF Prof: Henry Deuch. AT supper ell the dslf-
cacies o. the season win be SERVED On the Euro
ing able committee Of arrsnsesnents vim make
the affair . success: Thos. Mitchell, W. II, and
J. r. Thompson, 2: n, Ne, 81 J.: J. Johnson,
Riley, p. NJ. and H. A. WAftney, 3. W., No. IA;
w. A. Yates, w. NJ, and 3. Baxter, 8. W., No.
IL G. p. Harmon and Q, W. Fremont, No. Is;
C, Z. Coons, No. q, master Of ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

LARCENY OF A Cokf-on, Saturday oilicsr
Ach,son snested =. Taylor on the charge Of
which the ofRcer succeeded IN recoverinq. and
committed the seeused 10 jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

|, ~ COLBM1IA ENosuD CoAPANY, No. Q. under
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Chief Engineer 4aftin
Eronin, Esye engaged this morning, 'neaf tn
fson Lo1efs Haas., Each section was tested
separate, the degree a. pressure employed be(no
30 pounds tp.tSe Squafe mch..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

l: Hogan, q soldier, leaped from, the second
story window OF. Mr.. Flannigap's house on r
street, between nth and fst6 streets. He re-
Buill and Hsryfnefon convsveei hin n SeSSe-
M,ck hosplfAl for medical treatrpens, where he
c %sS yssstefdsY. 1t is thcught he fntended to
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ELPHoSzo Youxss,
ELPHOSz0 YoUyGs 4 CO.,

ELrsoszo HoUSGs 4 Co.,
GrOcers, -.-
ss'4 PENNsrLyANIA AVENUE,
CORNER TOVa-.sD-A-n.L' sr,rrr.
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e AUes AMoHesT CONVENIENT PRINTING Or.
rIcf MxTrA charge Of assault and battery,
Hughes, both parties being employed ct the
Government Printing Ohiee, csnse up for
nearing eef1e Suseice Waiter on Saturday eve
evidence. m his opinion, showing that Keiieher
acted IN self-aefence. The personal di6iculty
Which illuminated n these legal proceeding
Of testimony given before tho COnGreeuionai
COMMITTEES In the case o. Mr. Clapp, the Con
greesienal Printer. 81 agf1ss'i =
q PRoy. 4. A. CooK, having taken tina largo
new building ct the corner Of n and 9th streets,
has nt1c0 ~ up - depot Tor TIE salo Of his
Balm Of Lheo and toilet articles HIS store
RON is one or the hnest In TIE city, ana from
the eiabofste style In which Il is 6nished ,sttracts
les ef,fhends u The SroRrietor we're pfesent -
the store by invitation and after inspectin1 tl,e
establiehnent ipastO0k of q bountifui collation..
; The Balm OF Lie" is getting 70 bea popuaf'
lu8otUI400sf a =
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~; :: IS
s1fsd to tdaS Of Juiy q ffo os M
Il { epsss,a9p Ia ski ss Bots; ef Paper Pulp
lime a. 9n ths sst Aay 81 LAY next tSst H.
Be imitsd 'nss 3rxrnspta and u Hammer report
ed P:is. Is sd ss5 ps1t, yu aas ~
lnhs,.i..s. ielti EL.ise' tleIRssEs,
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& ST. J011R1ss 0RRAAN AsrLUM.--.Th0publie
viii bear q mind thss this % the ryt evening of
the tableaAx in Carroll Hall fof the ben
vides Tor % very many poor orphan boys. See
the standing advertisements in another column.
Hon. r. Van Trump, ID Ohio, viii deliver his
Tuesday evening, for the same charitable OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

The TBEATKRs.-Neil Warner appears at the
National Theater as "othello, !" in Shakespeare
great tragedy of that name, assisted by Miss Lii
lie Eldridge as "Desdemona," and BY an aug
mented company thisSevenng.
Ar WALLS OPERA HOUSE Tonight "Uncle
Toms Gahin" will he performed. with new
scenery, painted by detz, and a very attractive
cast of characters, Including LIE Petite Gertrude
as Eva, and Mr.. George Knnkel % "Unele
Tom This play has just closed a lucrative
season in Baltimore. .-.---' 81 I---I--1T -
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TExFHRAHcE.5TAere was GOOD stteadanc
at Temperance Hall Last night ct the reeula
meeting Of the Washington Temperance So
ciety; MT. U, X Aarris presided, And sddresse
were delivered by Hon. w. e. Lovett, Dr. T, e
Clayton, Capt. Wilkinson, United states army
and MeSsrs. X. II. Han and George ". Mahei
The result Of the meeting was the addition Q
three names to the pledge. y
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THE RKYoRN IsRA1LTTKs AND the PASSOVER.
Edaor Of iIe 2seniae Aar;Ni ina in he morn M.
Ing papers Of Saturday, and also in Tar EVEN
ne STtR, An article beaded .sThe Passover, !"
N which Ii u stated that ssThe story of the fle
hverance nom Egypt was read 10 the young
0fthodox lsraelites from small book called tllS
HaGadah. The Reform Israelites@ have dis
carded II, and with the ancient rites and Gus
toms, which have made the Passoyer one OF thp
most peculiar festivals
Allow me, Mr.. Editor, to say that this state
ment is entirely incorrect, and in the name OF A
heiormes denounce any person who has given
such information to the public press. =
The writer, On, sraelite, though Of Reformed
principle, having always observed said cere-
'mony, feels greatly abused by this publication.
lsraeiites who are members OF the reformed
synagogue, can assure you that they have
observed the reading Of the so-ealled Haos sah I
and have not discarded the ancient rites and
customs appertaining TO- the services of said
PASSOVER eve. You would, therefore, by insert
ing my reply in your paper, oblige, yours,
AAEAR1R OF THE RxSoRAED SYNAGOGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

THE WRIT OF CKRTIORARI ON JUSTICE SMITH
This morning, David Il. Smith, late a Justice
certiorari, issued on him on the motion OF the
Corporation Attorney, Mr.. ". A Cook. in the
case Of Bag & Co. against the Corporatioa. The
petitioner represe0ts that Smith ref sed to
transmit the papers to the Supreme Court of the
district Of Columbia; and the return sAta forth
that the defendant refused to pay the costs due.
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TIE GRAsp ,ARxY OF THn PoroxAc tax,
possesion to-day Of both the halls formerly USED
NO donbtseenres uch of the movable property
- suits their purposes. Tho Grand ARMY pur.
Pose ftting up the rooms in fine STYLE, g the,
have secured lease on the premises for tern
u ye0f1s So tgsX 80 a. .sesst- - --,se-F s
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RIVER FRoNr-Te EsA Narket--Ia1ss ss' q
WAaxf-Arriyed-Schrs. Y. 8. Herens, Gibson;
w. Henry, CumberlAnd; Ae0pe i. Johasep,
Lewis; S6eaker, Charlie, Blue Bell; steamers
Prince William and Pioneer, from fishing
shores, with Is 900 shad and %, oQoherring con-
signed to, Il. 4. Golden s. Bro. Price Of lhad,
eSa$l5 Per hundred, and herring SO 10 3i5 per
thousand. Sales brialk. hi q ; ~ 49,
Rleys WAarf.-ArFived-S ohr. Fanny Kirk
bride, Chester, With lumber for McLain.
u. Brown's Wharf.-The steamer Lady Of the
Lake makes her first trip to Norfolk to-day.
She left this morning for Georgetown. and win
return at O'Clock. Quite large nambsr have
engaged passage on this cher frst) trip. She
. is In fine order, and b the best boat on the
river. l-J l..V 3"
Potomac Fsr-ys waa5.-The steamer Wa
wasset, Capt. Fovke, arrived here last night
with . good number Of passengers and q lot
Of fresh nsh, live stock, poultry and Wild game.
:. Carter Wharf N. j. Fardy,
Hooper, Saiisbury, with lumber for George W.
Linville; Monterey, Anderson, from Philadel-
phia, with 100 tons Of coal for Geo. Bogus; Ad-
aline Townsend do, coal fof do, and to the
order Of Henry JONES' Alfred E; Smyrk, Rich,
of lumber for Geo. ". Linvifle. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

Cock FIGHTING.-The usual Easter Monaa,
main, which Was to have taken place this morn
ING at Rosslyn, at the southern terminus of tn
Aqueduct bridge, has been postponed till tel
rain tosday Tia main win Be between tn,
cocks Of Washington and immediate yieinif,
and the game breeds OF Loudon county and tb;
region ordering on the Potomac. lid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

SALE OF REAL EsrArE-J. Y. N. Huyck and
>. i. Dyer, real estate agents, have sold for
Charies N. Matthews. Esq, Ter himself, and
Charles n. Matthews, trustee for Mrs.. z. Kirk.
original lots %, O. I, 9. o., 10 ana II in 50
~ ~ o. this city, to Leonard 8. Chapman, Esq,
Thos.' E. Wagsaman. real estate broker and
auctiOneery sold part Of lot 20, square li6 10 w,
W. hetcalf, ct ny cents per foot. u D. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

MYSTERIOUS HIEREoeLYPHcs-To- there
are curious chalk marks on tie pavements
throughout the city, which are the subject of
conjecture ss to their meaning. They are
line passes having another short lire at the end
and in the curve Is the figure 3. II is said that
the same description Of marks appears ON the
streets in Baltimore to-day. Some state fiat
they are intended as the advertisement OF a
worm mixture and others hold that they are q
notice to come secret organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

MADAME La CHAPELLE'S FEMALE PILLS
~ Is the great and ipfallible remedy for all FEo
MALE COMPLAINTS, such as Excessive, Sup
pressed or Painful Menstruaton. They never fail 10
remove all obstructions of the month"; norioJ
Agent ID. GILMAN, Druggist, 621 Fennsyiva.
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