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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07
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80 Ietasraph.l C1EcTaNAT1. Feb. 3.
FLoun-In fair demand, aud the market
firm family, S. 4J95 50.
HEAr--9ieady, and in good local de-
lnand ag Si I8g1 2Ji there IS 40 Spring
here
CoRE-DuIl attic.
quiet.
COTro&-puHs middung, 2lMc.
TOBACCO Uuebanced
WHIsTeY-Il fair demand, and the mar-
ket hrmer at 83o
HCGs-N ominaUy unchanged. receipts
cn4g "a mead and "a Hrmer feeling on the
paf60f holders.
PRoHsfoNs-N0 Improvement in the De-
A4eats A95zc for shoulders. l4c for clear rif
sues auQ lltao Tor clear sides. Bacon te
Held Sit TIC FOR shoulders. l6tzc for clear
rib Sides. ana 161 for g ear Sides but the fep
saies made were ab 3<c below these Talas.
sugar-cured hams l5k0195<c. with Z iaiI
3Cbbing demand
LARD-ls held at 159i8s for prime steam
uuaua.
BuTrEEi--DuiI at IS a31c
EGGs--EiIm at 2342ic, selected.
tHEEsE--U uchanged at 17tagAS5ac.
DlL3-4hefa W8S "a speculative demand
tOr Llneeed 0H5 ao0 alI Go be had & go was
uucharged aud quiet at 81 93@i s.. Perfo-
l9Un45 a48s8 -e far Eetu58.
rUGAAs-5te teaay sales o. $40 ahus. of New
Orleans at ll4I85fc.
CoFFEE-a STEADY sales OF 5i0 bags OF fair
20 choice Gt q 4ziJzc.
@o1AssiEgs-- ma at 75c for New Orleans.
E1cHAEoE-Dull at1-l0 discount buyiug,
ana pair selling.
al 9ts G4-- Market easy
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The best la fhe i03rld--Ioss NOS contain
ieaa-no yitri0l uotaoas b naralrEa faf
ysteEa or produce death. ~
lit@ss--Ie0a aDle tfstrlt aEaIH
the vaunted and deiualTe prapa lorZ
poasllnE virtues they do NOS possess ca
W02la escape bhH danger Aha saMwlua
W. a Ha1chelu ur'e fEnI DE4 Hn
leurs rclsfsz3or to urhpia rs .ulasE
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RICHMOND, Va, February 6.-Snow
has been falling here all day, but the
weather is too warm for it to remain.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, February 6.-In the case of
Henri Rochefort, no appeal having
been taken. the sentence has become
final, and the ministry have deter
mined to put i into execution. The
defendant has been notified to sur
render himself to the authorities.
Gustave Florens is to be prorecuted
for words used in speech at a politi-
cal meeting.
The Journal Oficiel publishes a
decree removing M. LeVrier, the emil
nent astronomer, from his Office as
Director of the Imperial Observatory,
for taking certain action in the SEN
ate, Of which he is a member. incon-
sistent with his duties as an officer of
the Government.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February 6.~-The duel
between Senor Figueras and Colonel
Luque will probably be fought, as
the former will not withdraw his Of
fensive language.
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For Sale.

TIME LOT ON THE CORNEE e#
II Locust and Seventh streets, HAVING
thereon tT7o frame dwellings and rff
Blllllngs. for sale very easy
either asl together or divided. For f1r.
Information apply 20 j. g. SMITH
Tool Maker Main street. JAZZ
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EEangEIIIe 8 CraWfOrdsYlIIe.
Torre Hnute & IndianapoIis.
Ohio & Mississippi.
Terre Kaute g IadianaDOlIs.
E. H. ENR. Northern Division

Indp'iis8 3 20 NJ. 8:25 A N. 1:aO P N. $3.50 p X
T. H.....e 100 M.u:2 n. 4:4o n.1l rs II
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MOS AlaA Iles easy uptown nan Ha
appear 10 have accumulated heavy bal-
auces. which they can only employ &C ex.
ceptiopaDiv low rates, with Government
dealers. The whole range is 4o6 per eeua
Prime paper scared and demand at 746
per cent
ENCHANGE-St Sterling quiet a. g.
GOLB-tIrmer and more GctlWe opened
1t was carried fiat. Clearauces $50, 600 co.
Export for the week 52lg.304 mostly TO-DAY.
G0VEHN1IEST 5TOCE9-Decidediy nrmar.
The anticipation OF the Funding Bill
becoming luW, has produced q deTnaiia
from the banks and financial iBstltutions
two or three years 20 run before maturity
OF option oi prepay men6, are regarded as
above bonds sabisct to be called ln upon
negotiations OF tls proposed new bonae.
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srlS.Cs Ccaaar.starter.

DEATH % y LLrAM sOFzGE LA.s,Yry
Last right NJ. William Soper. c,--st,,t,- -,
the 'th-street railroad went 70 his hen, n, !
street, between "a and s'5eeis. arg hisy;a
sapposing h'm - he urde- the 'rfrercs n
liquor, snd fcs-iro he MIGHT do sor,a no N,
cent Tor a police oficcr. ore was 9rt =, TIE
nouse ii0n the r 80 precinct stat on her e. ard
Soper w. foppd quiet IN h'S t~d. Tse e-Yrer
le; biu IN 81 { "0"G,t ton. and word wss ent 10
the s'a Onion h's EUTning that Re was
dead. cut. &c lord went im NJ 1iate' to he
bou' and iOurd him de ID in { I'd, aud a h. sra
by his de that bad conts'red Iaudanux, arj
i s sup osed &c bad taken the cont ent5 g the
val ore ne vent DC he
TIET1-Tso ErkM EXAMINATION.
Dr. = d. Todd, deputy COZ 0rer, was irfOTr'e6,
and az f's request DR.. j. Il. HP-. gan n ', a
pos. norton examination cT the body, frGi 4
the frar-- o. laud"1um in the st1n. lch and a. !
lUrs 20 be much ei-egsed.
THE INQUEST.
"A jury WIS s"0,n over re body, NJ. z.
Hrrs 10 reTSn, ard for convenience TIE festj-
Hany We taken az tie fist prCC'rct ss1'iCr.
Inc r. WIZ VS. tie wife sf the deceased,
AND be tfSt'ned that he came home about
oc'cek Yesterday Intoxicated; he remained az
hour, ar went cut for about twea.y minutes
whe &c Tet-- ] {. CO. : time he was quiet
sue sent Tor aIo e osiCc. about O'Clock, for
she was aiIa;d , g. ia Ler louse by Eersalf
She concluded rot ID 90 in ard I'D ros ca in
mil ms morning, whe, she foard him dead
ana rLe mpty vial beside him ian Slnce vial
RacOT) " ~
Ms. Rtoda Boyce co-Io5o-ated the at,ve.
DI. d. +. Hsrtisan testified as to the post
How'd p 9dc'ife, clerk at Bacon's drugstore.
icent bed the val, whi-h re gave Mr. SoreT
about O'Clock at MIR. X. A Bscon's d. dsstore.
Sole- liked rational at that time, and al not
apI'ar 10 be drunk. He said he wanted AN
onrcc, and gave ii TO him without asking ary
questlors IL IVES The custom in Racopis siors
70, 70 K ques. ors unlc: Ire party was intoxi-
ehic1, wren any poi; on, except arsenic or
kuy Gimme, IL called for.
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GEORGETOWN.

wAsE1SGToN TuRxrIkE CoMrANT.-At a meet
ing az the stockholders Of this he'd yester
day at the Farmers and Aechanics' Bank, the Fol.
lowing ofhcers were elected for the ensuirg year
Pr. siuen mt. Robert Dick; Msnagers-James Bnulon
John Msrtury, Tn mas Jackson. X. n p. Dodge
John Davidson, Esau Pckrell, Th3s. Brown, joan
3. Mo kenney; Treasurer, VIM. Laird. jr.; being a
re,eict throughout, with thu exception Of al
John 3. mckinney, elected TO fill vacancy occa-
fiOned by TIE death II the iaie Ii Linthicuu
THE WATER SUPPLY from the canal is again on
the mills OF both Herr WEIGH and Marx fOunC,
the difficulties between them and the CANAL Com
pany havirg been adjusted, temporarily at loa,t a
tney have weeks respite to put in fhe iron te,t-
gates. SO all our mills now in full operation
al the demand for wheat is accordingly large.
. The MERCHANTS ENCHANGE opened this msrn-
ing Tor the first time since the I. eshet, and tninys
oked like business, as the offerings were So bush
els OF wheat, with sales OF % bushels very good
red at Sis. the balance being withdrawn .e,Iers
md buyers being unable TO agree.
SEVENTH BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Attb the renty-
third monthly meeting of this association he'll last
evening, :evt nteen shares reir 4, ct ar aver
age Of 81 us Ter share.
- RIVER FRONT.-. nter1 and clear i-S,eImrr
Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
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SrArIMRRT OF FAoTs.-In the report or the
Police Court In the Repablicun Of Saturday,
Arthur PanneI, Wellington Thomas and eeve-
raj others were reported as having been ar
rested for creating disturbance. In Justice to
the facts connected with the csse: On Saturday
afternoon, October 9Th, Mr.. PsnneH and hts
foreman, Mr.. Thomas, were coming from the
school house at the corner OF 7th and y streets,
now being repaired bv them, and when near the
corner Of 18th and h stfee were met BY two
men-Mr. Burley and ME-. Wood-who had . dog
they offered TO sell. While discussing the merits
Of the animal tho party vas reinforced BIZ the ar
rival Of Mr.. lie Wis Davis and Mr.. Lewis Williams,
Who Joined in the eongerss.ion. No bargain
vas concluded, and Mr.. Durley ggtting ang Z
accused Davis Of being the cause OF the sale not
taking place, and called him some pretty hard
names, the result q which was the fracas.
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THE BLIND meeting of the National In
stEution IJr the Blind was held at Columbia
Law ET'ldirg lsst eveTirp; Dstrict Attorney
r her IN re chair, who, ON accOpdt of a prior
tnss ment. seen called Mr.. X. III. Hall to pre-
side Rev. Or. SSus on and Protectors Sherroj
y.ding i'm. ,uc,;on ,or fine bIin6: tLs Iast-msI =
fioTed speaker advocating a national publish
ing ofsCe in his city for rheir berent. MIR. X.
M Hall Fl oke OF TIE various congregations an
Tie CITY laviShiDg morev on churches. and
some OF them neglecting charity. Rev. DIR.
New man said he mrsS CONFESS the rich men o.
th's city were deficient in CHARITY. Mr.. Il. A.
Lambert then gave hist v OF the first est4l,-
,,s.reu, ~ tie inst uclioD Of the blind in
Paris in lsS4.
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1FE ANIME PAVEMENT.
ETeak rg Ground ut the Wess nm,

HE touTth section OF Penrsylyar'a ayenue
designed TO be paw ID " ith he Fo,snt &c VI c,den
pavement, IVES taken Iva baud this mo. r.p-
The contractors were ea-lv al work " itb a Iarge
.orce o. at ores, TO>tly rnorC q; the Operations
teIcg CON MERGED at 12rh street 70 Re Confirmed
70 18th si.eet- There WIS fhe rsual large crowd
I'd, Cd nsna WIZ p'ck snd shovel, ready to serve
me employers end fill their own depleted
Pocssts. The work orrenoy ing the cobb!e 81 )nes
TTs n,st commenced and is now in progress.
IahH. busy par OF fhe avenue is now alive with
IaooIeis aDd teams &c tting the bed OF The street
Iea1y Tor the wooden pavement a nortion of
Ine material for which was supposed TO have
m m,iIea lhis morning when cord or so of fire
VOL wss dumped at the curl Stone in from of
me naiT n anufaCtoIy OF Mrs. Mary Duhois on
,ae scene OF Operators. The passers-by re-
OF the pavement while Others reio ned .sVno
~ us gong 70 lie corduroy road But the
mater al, which is not much like cord wood will
"oik will be pGshed TO completion spe,diIv.
a Good NAsN r, oPIE are visiting Graham.s
c9rr'@ge cSt Ibl'sf inert S1rrer SIR AMI ID $500
Z. rfy, thc fec's! az acton Neins scme new
Carriages O.. Ieevher beauty ana degree of
np,st. At the head of them is a LGnSauiett,
wren, for elegance and finish updoubtedIy
in h e. eny 'iece CT cats,age Eo.k ever seen
IeveIsS Si's; IL n circular ff9"t o. heavy
fsSsjt1u sis,s, sTd which, ACCORDING to the
,ro OF u is elias of carriage. can =, re-
Itch cbr tCr .gnTsr use. The woodwork >,
sst'n. The plating ID: 0ugh5ut i IL n ro', - OF
tts ss.,,a.e = Supplied With modern French
oe-Htii !! s:5ie. Though thoroughly
s ian ',.,,i., "HHrance, pairs have
= u. .-, . : matt III = - pOssi-
10 sn fsken TO secure liShtcess, % lar
bic, and to this end steel 9Nles take the place 1
of the heavier ordinary springs. The interior
u a miracle of convenience and COMFORT being
Supplied with a'srr bells, &c, TO guide the
cslvtr, convenient ICrEe'7, &c, Nc. how il e
we don't exactly uow. BIT =. 1bGbiy Irom the
difference in rents. nut Graham is ole to offer
this carriage, ard INV other OF bis ss~ck eood
deal L. fbsu New OTk prices. The New York !
dealer for 'rs 'anCF as - uay IS high as 900
2 year rent, ard OF COHI.3 must make this up
out OF hs cr~fcpe-s. " would al i>e ftC p I
who would like 70 see the perfection to = I
mo Iern e9rrisg6 work tss been - a. 81 ~
sU'Te this 70 Fici~ oIOueht ID eA-
' ? 40 sOlue lew steel 1
~~sp sor Grsbsm's oN make, pounds IN |
weight, tn caImir~ -colOrcd gear. This car
y :gr-WOrK - nest crCfitabe 10 IriS city, PS =
40 the WCTl nanshiO upon some snil. ns-tCu |
pl.rfJn- BIT on rely u, GRAHAM. In tact,
we brow OF 70 siuglS rC+lil cstabi. Shrrsnt N
the com, .E1t ian She " more Al ca, riaqe.
work Nan CIahGms IN al varieties of vehicles
When the avenne IL paved. lie will rave a
chance 10 Display some OF these tine Carriages
10 advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

PAINIUL ACCIDENT De We're
BrlT. esq, treasurer OF the Board of Metrorol-
i'sn Police, willie getting into his buggy at the
cprrer OF south B street and New Jer ey avenue
Sr. Brrr was thrown violently ~ the g-orLd
IN corsec1erce OF his boTse starting, striking
bis bead and injuTing himself severely. He was
token 20 the residence of Mr.. GuIick. where he
stin remains, attended h. DIR. &. NJ. + ord. Tbs
nOiTiDg Mr.. Burr " TO better. the injuries
teirg severe on the light side OF bis mead and
eer. Hts face is mUch bruised but DR.. Ford
fhir|s the irJrrtes are rot OF very serious
character, though il may be some tine before
be will be out again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

A TRUE BILL.-The grand jury Yesterday
found q true bull against Jim Grady, who com
mitted an infamous assault upon Mrs. Faulkner
which resulted In her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

THB FAIR for the benefit Of the German
last evening with imposing ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

MRs. f. CApY STATIONS lecture on ssMa-.
riage and Divorce" sttzacted . large audience
to lincoln Hall lsst evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

fFTH WARD BUILDING Assc CrArIoy.-A,
the twenty, sSyenth monthly meeting OF this
ASSOCIATION held last evening, the sum OF - 9Os
per cent. -
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+ EoH j. Shirl~Ston we have IippIrcott's
NO. Re, Codey's LGTys Book. and Fra x
ieshe 4c5azins all for November, Josh Bill
,hss <S.meTS AiIgC Gne for 1871, and Harper 5
So<o' iOr oct: 20 from j. T.. Parker, also we
nave TIE Josh Billings AlmaRoc and from
Philip x Solomon the BAR.
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REV. Mr. GUrTKN, OF New York, who Was
called few vcefs since By the con gregs,ior ~
the E-sIeeL Baptist Church TO the psstorshIn
of that church, has accepted the CALI and viii
enter uE0n bis pas crate at an early date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

"THR GREAT ICoNoCLAsr'' Il. 8. Wheeler
will lecture at Harmonial Hall tomorrow even
ing. For hts subject see advertisement in
another column.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Etc

NEW BOOKS
Mason. - ~. ~ fIahCle
storehouse a. Stories. G. NJ Younga
fronde History Of EGglsnG. Comrleta
New Cyolopcdia q Illustrations Fasfer
Preparation and Delivery Of Sermons. Broaa,.
Heroes Of y eb-ew History. Wiiberfo -ce
Lives and Deeds Worth Knoxing Abou,
saSing knowledge. pr.. Guthrie ans Black,
- 49,. VIM BALLANTYSE
oco ar 9TH street, IutellTencer BuiidiDv
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OCAL NEW ..
AnUsEMENTS, &c.

National Thsgtsr-O. DOwd Byron IN the new
play. Across the Continent"
Masonic Hall Fair for the wounGed in Ger
many.
Liaco7s Hs7I-Lectr-e bv Miss Delpbine y
Baker, on Principles, Politics, sud Power
hsrkriter Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
BArIow's Art Caller 20 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

ADMITTED 70 Thu BAR.-In the Supreme
Court in General Term, Judge W. r. Purcell,
LATE of the Orphans Court, and Mr.. A. 7. Cavis,
Of this city, have been admitted to the bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

ATTENTION Of Jerssymen going home 10 vote
is called to the advertisement elsewhere.
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A BLIND MISUNDERSTANDING Nslr.-A
morning cotempora-y says OF the musical exer-
cises at COlumoisp Law BuiidIng last night:
ssThe singing OF Prof. O'Connor and the playirg
on the melodeon both blind was superb"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

his home in this city from Europe. where he
has been for ome months past. He is in ex-
cellent health.
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SAILS OF RIAL EsTATE-J. Il. Coidwell &
Co, euctioneers, have sold part Of lot %, in
sque-e 126, fronting on street, between nth
and 18th streets, 10 feet * inches. running
ok IA feet, 70 MIS- Louisa washingt IN, for
S2,iC5, also, lot adjoining, Containing about
2,;fO ieet, - Mrs. julia CIR fling, al 10 cents er
squeeze IL II; AFRO. lot adjoining. contain ng
about geo feet, TO John Clarke, at 20 cents per
square foot
Thomas 4. Waggaman, real estate broker anu
auctioneer. has old lot 5, subdivision OF SQUARE
40, 10 josiah ShIopp, tor 500.
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JOHN II. QUAIL, formerly q clerk in the
in g orget1wn, was found d. lad IN bed in Phila-
delpbia on Sunday.
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RIGHT REV. BISHOP PINKNEY commenced
his new duties on Sunday last by administer ing
the rite OF confirmation TO class in Bladens-
burg, Prince George county, Md.
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TIE INTERNATIONAL RRPCBLICAN AssoCIA-
TIOS, OF which Hon. Tbos. j. Durant il pre-: =
dent, met lsst evening At Marini's Assembly
Icons, on + street, when Prof. ID. 4. GrorI
delivered an interesting lecture upon events in
Europe, and liberal cont buttons were made
towards relieving the wants of the wounded of
The French army, and the widows and orphans
OF French soldiers. Next month the French
residents here contemplate opening a far for
the relief Of ths French soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

A NHw EPIscoPAL CHuEcH.-The vcstry Of
Tie Memorial Chapel, on Capitol Hill, have
purchased the lot on the soufheast corner 81
90 and s'seets northeast, c6 by 1902 Feet, fol
50 o, and propose soon 10 err ct thereon q
church edifce of modern gothic architecture
ne material - be blue gDei~s .om TIE Potomac
guarries, Tbs lot wes for many years occupied
by msixet- house building, which was latt.rly
Cstd as public school.
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EpwINs INDICTRD.-To-dav, the grand jury
found true bill against Chas. G. Edwns late
Of the United States Treasurer's Office, charg-
ing him with embezzlement on the oaths o
Frank Jones and j. r. Burr. The indictment
is lengthy one, there being five counts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

FitL OvRRCOATs at 5000, ~, SO, 50, and SO
at A. Strars' Popular Clothing House. IOll
Pennsylvania, between 10th and 18th streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

VI i EMSs
FitL OvRRcoArs at $3.50, ~, SO, 50, and SO.
at A. Srars' Popular Clothing HoasC, lOIi
Pennsylvania, between 10th and 18th streets.
SOMETHING RARE
Sparkling California Catlwba Wine on
draucht AT Miller's Restaurant, No. a 9Th
street., opposite Odd Fellows Hall. I9,!.,6
DERBY SACK COAT SUITS
handsome pattern for gentlemen, opened
this MOI ming, for SIS.
Also, good Cashmere Sui. for 80.
GEO. q HRNNINS,
No. 40 Seventh street, n. W.
ALASKA DIAMoNrs,
Oroide and Etrnscan JewelIy,
French Jet Jewelrv,
Silver Plated Ware,
Rece. this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store.
No. i5i Perps, lvaDia avenue, between K and
oh streets.
A Coon WHITE SHIRT for S1.50, better
Shirt for sl.75, a still better Shirt for -, and
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
COS over Rry an Bros Grocery,
3 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and It'll sts.
On EASY TERMs.-Those in wart OF Sewing
Machines we recommend to examine the Will
mechanism, and can be seen in operation o
different work ~ Baums Hoopsfirt and Corset
Factory, where hey are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 40S 7th street.
CHEAP BED FOR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS,
only one dollar and fifty cents.
ADAMsoN's,
81 sos 9th street, next to Penn re.
HxMPIKR has ali kinds OF Thermometer. 81.
TN9TICE.Al person. 4; INDEBTED to me sro no
AS titled TO settle their bills by the first cay of
isnGanse S s f Ss.p srahS sea1l D.
rOME TO MASONIC TEMPLE to the German
- Fair Every Evening tbs yesk ard sin wkse-
w l.. WALL & CO., Auct'oneers,
W. Corr er 9Th st. and Pa ave.
stock Of velvet, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brn ses,
Tn Insrans VeGnetien, aHd C1hsT SAKPEIs
s sea which We .rs ssiSs at VERY LON fkics
and all Of which are # this seasons importation and
anime before purchasing W. l. WALL CO.,
Auctioneers and Commits Merch ts., .
ecl2-6t lChr &RepI Correr 9Th ST. and Pa ave.
u WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. 6T
I!0et. !round corner Rosewood, Chieksrins.. aas
I lsS :t oY Taiss scr.n,.on P.blsr
aSoss have been take. esos:ss;
| uuon easy terms to make room for new srrvals
| w. @. METZER0Tr CO
Sole gents OF Stefnways Pianos ard Massa q Ham
lin Cabinet organs. tChr. and Rep ocl2ls
IL ARE YOU AWARE TIA.
| YOU CAN HAVE EVERYSTYLE OF UNDER
| GARMENTS tY0UR OWN MATERIALS, n
1 YOU PREFER ITO MADE TO ORDER "A
| THE VERY BEST STYLE, AND At TIL
| SHORTEST NOTICE, At
| s SUTHEBIxANDe8
SHIRT AND UNDEBGARMENT FACTORY.
ocll-sotf 9lo sT1ERT.
MRs. a. q. GAsTON, NJ.
1913 sTRlET. ~
l. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
II FREMCH GOODS, LACES, JETS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, $3.50 -
I T1AfHERs and TRIMMINGS,
STRAW, BEAVDR AHD HRRHCH HELT HATS
l. BOANRT AND HAT FRAMBS.
SILK vELvETs, o., % and % psr yard.
Bonnets and Hats made and TRAINED 10 orde,
oeic s:sDe 4. q. CASTOR, Iaas street.
/ - new STORE, HEW GOODS, -
H. GOLD PRICES
niLIsERr An, HAYES DRESS ram
Also, Gentlemen and tAildrenS Purufshtne..
10 o. 4 and examine our stock, ct No. II9 18th 1T
Ezm| CLEMENTS 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. VIM. Kelly,
a respected resident of Washington for more
than thirty years past, died at the residence OF
his sOn-in-law, Mr.. Thomas Berry, this morn
ing, AFTER long illness. and will be buried
from St. Matthew'S Church on Thursday
morning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

THE MANAGERS OF THE COLUMBIA LYING
with lots attached, (NOs. 6. g. Q, 10, and parts
OF lots and IL, in square IS. fronting 200 feet
on l. and 25th streets n. W., and containing
10000 square feet,) for $4,000. This is the
" Maynard" property, now occupied by them.
The sale was made by Fitch & Fox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

SOMETHING RARE.
Sparkling California Cat ,wba Wine on
drau"ht AZ Miler's X 1staurant, No. - eth
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. Ig!..6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

BIDS FOR FURL.-The following bids for sup
ply ing the corporation with fuel have been
opened, and the contract awarded to the lest
named C; orge Bogus, $3.50 for white ash
coal. $500 for red esh coal, 1913 for kindiing
wcsd. a. r. Clark, Lyken's Valley coal, $50
Phil" delpfia red aeh, SS.25; white ash, q so
wood, $40. z. 4. Ycder, Lyken's Valley, 1878
Philadelphia red ash, S3.22; white ash, 81 so;
Need, SI.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

DERBY SACK COAT SUITS
A handsome pattern for gentlemen, opened
this morning, for SIS.
Also, good Cashmere Sui. for 80.
GEO. e.. HENNINS,
No. 40 Seventh street, n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-18

"ACEoss THE CoNTI~ENT" attracted fun
house at the National Theater last evening, and
the play, which is full enough of startling Incl
dents TO suit the most enthusiastic advoclt o.
the sensational drama, was placed upon the
st .ge in good style, and went off we'll, Mr.. ..
Doud Byron, the hero of the piece, being sati,-
factoriiy supported. The new play will no
doubt draw we'll this week.