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49,. f.,n j,hNi' -'l!:.s h,rs" RI, :.,..:: -
81; ii,si,.fHl H:.itii: I!DtHE. Nn. * Washing
i1M street CORNER at !la.n. 'niS j. mos de-
lgiifiil, -i!ua,,i hnu.r will l. r".ni, it. Il
mos; healthy and pleasant Ne! ghh"TlI""d; i III
good order and cnndti"n has large yards on
the west and south, with grapes, fruit trees AID
flowers f.. J. LLOYD.
dec IF No. l3i Queen street!
-. rot: nENi.. ut Culpeprr {. H.. Va. a
a., l.r,y ANA haIuls"nri Y lifted $iORE ROOli
SIiN24 feet: pin!r gins windows eel lar under
the whole room This store is fitted for dry
goods. notions, clothing. boots and shoes hats or
hardware. The stand is the best in the town and
has always commanded tn" largest trade. So'W"
rnn be cleared III this store per annum by All nr-
tive lnrrchall For terms apply /"
JOS. T. GORRELL.
dec 80 ivy = :. So %ulrcprrt. H.. Va.
~ FOH NLLi'-l'he rligibly situated three
aaEIi story EHlCH NOE>E, loG Duke street. be-
tween Pitt and ~. ASapii. containing ten rooms
and bath ruu.li. with hi:t and cold water. The
house i furnished throughout with gas and liH
lures and Is mos desirable residence, being 10
Gated in a pleasant lirighborhn"a. The aai"iu-
ing lot is offered with the aforementioned prop
crty. ar it will be sold separate il desired. For
terms apply III N" 10 south 81. Asaph 81. In" 10
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Death ocJOsss, GOvH,sa.

HARRlsBl,RG. Pa. Jam l.--:Ion. John
Covode died at the United States Hnte!
this morning of heart disease p
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Robert ,Haacairc:
s,rxsxDnsA LIBRARY COMFY
q p BALDWIN. ESQ,

o. p. BALDWIN. ESQ.
The Hnnorisr If the South. will deliver his Gel
rhrncd lecture. Fast and Slow People, under
The ausrcr. of the Alexandria Library Com
rany. on FRIDAY night next. Jan. T. in the AS
:rnbiy Rooms.
\ rich intellectual treat l.; here offered. Let
III! VIII" feel an interest III the Library be sure to
attend.
Admission. single ticket. 50c: lady and gentle
man. 7:ic Tickets In be had nj Frenchs Book
store. the Hotels the Library and from the Board
uf Directors
Doors open 1T =: Lecture to commence at
q clock. Jan lu-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-

INOM VI lSSlONERS SALE or |ALUA-
X BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR ALEX
ANDRIA. VA-By virtue CT decree Of the
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, pronounced at
its November term. 1870 in the chancery sui,
Of Cr,lnp and wife ". Taylor at al., the under
synrd commissioners appointed by the said
decree, will offer for sale by public auction, Il,
Cats tavern in West End, in Fairfax county.
VA, on SATURDAY. the DIST day Of january
1871. Il, - clock m, the TRACT OF LAND
If which John II. Taylor died seized IND pos
SrssrG. containing TWENTY ACRES, more
or les. we'll improved with DIV ELLlNG 49,
HOUSE. fences, Sc. binding IN the Littlu sEa$
Rircr Turnpike. and about one mile from Al
cxandria This place would make Il fine garden
farm. ....
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money in
cash: in" residue in three equal payments nj
six twelve. and eighteen months; the deferred
pavrl.nls 10 bear interest and 10 be secured by
the purchasers bond. with good surety, and a
retention Of the title 10 the property sold unti!
the purchase money shall have been pud -
Deeds and stamps 1T cost 0l purchaser;
ALBERT STUART;
THOMAS MOORE,
y. l.. SMOOT ...
Fairfax co., dec l5-t~ Comm r.. DI Sale
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STEAMER LADY or THE L,KE.-'lhc stca-
liner Lady of the Lake., Of the Norfolk and
Washington line. arrived at Norfolk Yesterday
She reports great difficulty in getting through
the ice. and her ruddcr post was sprung. She
nlss.d several vessels ice bound
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SLEIGH RACE-Somc Of the owners Of fast
trntling stock employed lahorerS this morning
To throw the snow from the sides Of King street
into the middle OF that thorougharc for the
purpose Of having sleigh race this evening
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.T.nffSE.HE.S'TS.
Z sEtEEsTY HALL.

Il 'EfsWrSuAN. sNNNIfy Il.
.ILEN' Il. DRAMA TIC .lSSOCII 7IOA,
Assisted by
MISS MAGGIE SAITON. MISS LIZZIE
UTTCIIINS. MRS. NICHOLS,
The talented comedian r. D. BARTLA J, and
lIes$rs. Ma 70 md CLARKE,
Will present Ia their friends and the public
generally the beautiful ,nrlo-drama. in two acts,
entitled
Robert Ndncairc:
Or TIE Two MrRDERERS.
Rnhrrt Mnral" ID. BArtay
.lucours S,rnp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIM. Baker
Other characters by The Company.
10 conclude with the very laughablr farce o
'EE.e Perseeuted DutcElman.
John Smid, VIM. Baker
Nj Arahrlla BInwharl. Miss Maggie SuIton
Olhcr characters by the Company.
Admission p cts; reserved seats 30 cts Doors
open at ): IL commence at 8 o clock. jim l0-%t
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We have three more solutions Of the Cow
Catcher problem. Which We will publish-aiicr
which we must let the sub iect rest.
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TNOl'RTH GRAND ANNUAL MASQU ER
y ADE BALL OF THE HARMONlE

1IWl'ETH GRAND M - MASII En-
L NOE BALI. OF THE HARMONIC.
will hr held 1T their hall on
THURSDAY, .LiNEIRI 49, 1871.
The committee has full power Ia spare II" en-
prI,sr Ia make This the grandrst and most at
rur;ivr event of the season. The incidental en-
crtainrrrn, will excel if possible, al of our pre-,
vinus efforts ON these orcnsions, which are still
fresh in the memory of our friends.
Tickets can only he obtained of the members
of tho committees and George +. French. esq.
faaaa,i't,r If arrangements.
l. R".rntllaI. Lewis STEIN,
.,>tll> Schneider. VIM. Nilkrning.
Robert Port,!rr NJ. Ruben.
lrnaz Hainmrii. Emil r. Simon,
=. Weinberg.
tHn0r (hnnitfrr.
Enhrr: Portnrr David Bcndhrm,
philin Weinberg j. VI. ESSlrr
ian I'D Fritz Schneider.
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Esl.sIlA!sSGdD'S MAGAZESE.
REPRINTED IN NEW YORK BY
TGsE IENNsEsgs SCOTT EhH'EsI'1s. Up.
OT.IR1ERLl. ...
The Edinburgh Review.
gUs;saOH Quarterly isrTieW.
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These. periodicals ure the medium through
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The learned alone can treat them. No one who
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l4,Hp SAlE-Grecn 4 Wise. Real Estate
Agents sold. on the 9th inst. POO acres of land
with Improvements belonging to r. H. Sum-
liners and located about =! miles southwest of
Guiiinul Station. W. K O. r. r.. in Loudoun
c,,Iilty.ln Mr. Shovel IF Sussex Co.. New .Jer-
Scy. Tor &..WM
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NALU BILE
LANDRY virtue Of - deed of trust exc
cutcd by Richard \. johnson, ON tn" 9TH Ct
April. 1888. and for the purpose. therein DE-
rI.,rrd. the undersigned will, on MONDAY,
the 9th day of February, 1871, that being Count
day, at The front door of the CONT H% @r n
IAND sold and conveyed By Robert &. Weir
IT, Richard n Johnson containing 4Gl acres,
rood and - poles This land is Beautifully sit
untrd on the o.. \. 4 VI. X. t.. between Man
;l.>a< and 1ristnr-9! miles from tn" former
nacr 1t i naturally II fine soil. and much Of
the place is now in good condition for farming
Th" improvement, ar" ordinary rrr-"'' a.
string t. purchase are invited /" examine the
premise, before the sale.
Terms: By the decd "itnlsl n ";'-h nj" II re-
nlired but arrangements will '"' 'n"'r ny the
n,r ics in interest To- make the terms hp"rn. ;
Thp:titl, is believed ln be Understanding.
I,,, nnIy such as is vested in me by said deed Of
trust will hr conveyed.
f.PPA HI NTON. Tru-i",
3 Prince William county. dec 2!-""t,
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51OMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Els
4 TATE IN WEST END, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA.--By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county pronounced ut it, November
terms 1870. in the chancery suit Of Ln'Fe'la
Cox"n guardian, *. Clara C"xcn ct al. the un,
drrsisnHd commissioner appointed by the said
decree. will offer for sale by public, auction, ut
Cnrt tavern, in We;t End in FariSx county
II1s-I nj - o. clock m. the HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND of which James Coxen died seiz- ~
ed and possessed. which is in Fairfax county, E4i
Va. near Padgctts Toll Gate. and which is par
ticuIarly described in deed from George II.
Padgctt and wife 10 'Iqn'es Coyen, dated Janua-
nv Isl 1861. and recorded in Iihcr +. No. d, foil"
So. one Of the Fairfax county land records.
Terms: one third Of the purrh.s" money III
c,-h: the residue in two! equal payments nj
nine and eighteen months; Tn" deferred pny
1nrn,s TO hear interest and to be secured by the
purchasers bonds. with good surety, and Il re-: re-,
IGNITION of the title 10 the property sold uniii
The purchase money shall have been paid. 49,
Deed and stamps cost Of the purchaser s..-.-:-
ID. L. SHOOT. C"mm'r otSale.
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tnHuNER'S INQUEST Constable Burnett
waS s1mmonin. Il Jury this evening to hold an
inquest upon the body of Il colored child. about
six months old. found dead this morning in the
bed oi' its mother the wife of James Washing
ton. who lives in an aleyopenng upon Oronocc
street. between Pitt and st. Asaph streets
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The Leonard scost Publishing 60
AISi) 4 L bIlSIi
'rFsE FARMEs'S GUIDE.
Va Sso;ouSis;;.sS- Esraeiica5 Agriculture

. ALSO PUBLISH
TfHE FARMERS Sia,aDE
80 Scientific Is E'raciicaE Agricus. urc.
By HENRY STEPHENS. FRS. Edinburgh. and
Tie late j. p. NnRroN. Pjr:jr"s"r Gf S"r"f!f"
.lgyiruii1rt.il, Iots Cyiiege. .iem Hdre".
Two vols. Royal octave. lun pages and nut
mrrous cngravings. Price 81 by mail. pos
paid. SS. jan I'm
YvTRGI MA AT Rules held in the Clerk :
Y office of the Corporation Court Of the City
of Alexandria, on the 9Th day ri December, !SIG
S,mrl p Thompson W John G. MrCr:rckrn ::
Case on certified account and attachment.
The object Of this suit Is to rrrovc4 oI the de-
PENDANT. John G. MrCrackrn. tn" sum "r ~"
hundred and twenty dollars and twelve cents
with interest from the first day 81 October. 1870
and To attach and subject - the payment
uf the same. the house and lot on the east
side of Water <,rrr: hrswr"n Prince and Hing.
No. r.
The defendant. JOHN G. MrCrackcn. no; hay
ing entered his appearance" and gwen security,
acrordin" 70 the nc; al Assembly and the rules
Of this Court. and it appearing By affidavit that
he is not resident Of this Stare, Is ordered That
the said drinndant appear here within one month
alter due publication nf this order, and u" what
j. necessary to project his Interest ~ inS sun
and that copy lttIis order hr forthwith insert
ed in the .1Iflmndrin Gn-cttr. Il newspaper pub
! li,hrd in the city OF, Alexandria, ono" week for
four successive weeks, and posted ri tn" front
door of tile Court House rf this city.
\ COW. tpS;r:
MORTON MARYE Cr;.
, II. o. Clau=ht,.u. p. IL. -, ian4-l"wlw
r :" on O.; To re- YUI'R INTEREST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-11

HARVEY CORELL,
the Blind Mllsician will give Il Vocal and In
,trlmrntal Concert. at LIBERTY HALL, on
the evening nf WEDNESDAY, the 11th instant.
He i lnbnring /" support himself and his thr""
blind sisters.
He w:,s l,,Iglrr t" the It'll Reg mcnt ri Virginia
Cavalry during the war. He hopes his concert
! vii! be literally patr"nized f...
Admission De: reserved seats SIC. il 9-:;t
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTlsER.

RIVER NEWS.-ih Ice in he river has com
mcnccd 10 disappear il, ttGn u; ill.,. city. ini
navigation i, sill suspended ,ho3Yil i!y. Iliia-
drip:a steamer New York. which Sli,ree1irl in
getting TO Washington returned from that Gay
The ting boats Potomac and Cox. Curtain also
started down this morning. The report tele-
uraphcl from Washington Yesterday THAI IN
Aqua Creek boat WI, sunk in the Patnltltc
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SERIOUS AcrInENT.-M John G.. Phillips,
the active ana efficient lyen! OF the Aqua
Creek steamers while on his way home last
night Slipped on the Ice bat had formed on the
sidewalk near the corner of Prince and Water
streets. and broke one of the homes of his right
lrg near the ankle
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NV Iohu IN. Pnrrott. Aucaioneer.

jan tj--lawtS Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12
The Great Railroad Iease

The stockholders OF the Camden and a,ohov
rai-'Oad and Delaware and Raritan canal conn
panies held their annual meetings at Trenton.
y q On Wednf day. The ostenslbIe bushes,
ot The meetings was the election of directors
even Tor the railroad ana nine for the canal
and tie real question at issue was that or Ieas-
ine or lot leasing the works of the united com
I2nies 10 the Pennsylvania Central railroad
Tue result was the election Of a board favor
ing The lease. The terms of the lease have not
neeh July agreed upon, but when they are the
"sse VIII be submitted to the stockholders for
APPROVAL. Ii If limited that the PepnsyIvani.
c'mrany are also regulating for the lease or
purchase Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington.
and Baltimore road. This done, they will have
q continuous line from New York TO the far
south upon the completion of the Balt.mor g
and Potomac road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

Deaths from hydrate OF choral are becoming
a. fre9uent as from kerosene explosions, and
100 much caution cannot be observed in the
use OF either OF those deadly agents. The new
oIrg Is an effective anodyne, but should not be
useo except when prescribed by physician, as
III CERTAIN conditions of the system 1t is sure to
1 Is neatn. The latest case is that OF Henry
Beagg, young man in BROOKLYN, who. bacar,,
ing Frustrated By attendance on the sick he'd os
his father, took dose of the hydrate OF choral
smaller than he had taken on previous occ,'
sions, but IL caused his death in a few hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

We trust that the election of MIR. Page a.
president Of the National Academy of Design.
IL New York, is not to be taken as an endorse
ment BY the scsdemieisns of histdea, likeness
OF Christ, In the spring exhibition. If 90. the
sooner the concern Is turned into a beer-garden
the better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

Among the distinguished persons in New York
are the Earl and Countess of EIlesmere. who
arrived on the Russia on Wednesday. The Ear
Il the grandson OF tn celebrated Earlof Bridge
water. He is twentg -four years old, ana pro-
poses travelling over the Union and into Can
ada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

The Connecticut Senate YESTERDAY passed the
House resolutions declaring Marshall Jewell 70
be the legally elected governor OF the State
and he will be insugurated on TUESDAY, next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

Jacob Tome, or Cecil; George A Pearce. OF
AHegsny; Geo. A Gary, of Howard; and III. II.
Goldshorough, o, 4 -lbot, have al been named
ty ther friends In connection with the republi.
can nomination for governor Of MARYLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

The BTicklay6rs' Union of New York have
decided to Inaugu- ate strike for fifty cents
pr day in addition to their present wages-si
Ter day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

Gen. Burnside VAS yesterday elected Grand
commander Of The Grand Army OF The Rspub-
lie. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

NJ MasoNIC-A Special Canvoestion OF L..
w fAYETTE e. A CHAPrER. No S VIII
b ted sATUkDAI May ESh. az I'D O'Clock r.
m I'll y A Masons IN good stand az are frslsr.
nsly tBNit. Z. By order Of ths 81 Il "A p
LiE q JOHN EDwih MASON, Secy.
nEIHE sroC&bOLDERs OF THs Ma
~ I!ChAL CAPITAL REAL estate as
= - ALTON VIII please take Lot;cs that the ne,
- - cTsisry ard Tr, asurer OF salt ass,rs ion
has 70 en- removed 20 'he northeast corner OF and
Ja'f siTtets- tulee hours frfm to9 sHd s %
~ NJ: PHIL n WEIGH.
EyZL Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

EIGS1Y-FIVE ISDIANs kuLsD IN Ram
a be settlers IN Anton recently avenged them
selves tor outtsges COZ -nitted by th. !ndisns az
q Canning raid On e. en- EI2hty-nye Insisn ~
were uled, and some property which thew haS
robbed the people OF ~ss recaptured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12
NVAUKEsHA BETR IspA MiSkRAL

ne ackncwledged cure for Bfight's Disease,
osbeies. Dropsy. Liver, Bladder aud UIiuary
Isan,, Drilling Tendency az, or suppression, OF
. =. g Srtpe rSsss spgg'y alweys on hand
torher OF nth STREET and Pennsviveaia aysnns.
70. ~ agent Tor supSiyi os the trade in ashing
O.. ". enc Sirssnis. Send fJt clrsulsrs
thaemeiers Tor fa;s. ayli-im
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STONE,
STON6. STONE.
SENECA QUARRIES.
THE MARYLAND YREEsTONE M N

COMPANY ~. u.
Have on hand and Saw 70 order Platforms, Steps,
Wi, dow Caps end BILLS, Door Stills, Asfier w sfer
Tables, Coping, rlasgng, Trap Stnn, bins; Also
Roueh Blocks Of all dimensions Good sound stone
TO- Bridges, Railroad work, wharves, and ali keayy
Masonry Work. Bubble suitable for Cellar Walls
Ss yse Bubble work. Churches, War houses and
other heavy buildings, wails, and all Jobs where
strength and durability are required.
Ice and yard corner + and 18th streets N; w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12
OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES OF ANRRrcA, 4
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBrA,S

ExxcrTIyE Osptos, April Is, 1851.
In accordance with the provision Of the 5th section
on an act, entitled "As Act TO Provide Q Govern
nent for the District Of Columbia" approved Feb
ruary Il, ISL, I, henry d. COOKE Governor Of
the District Of Columbia, hereby appoint MONDAY,
the 18th OF May ISL at L. m for the meeting Of the
Council and House OF Delegates Of the legislative
Assembly OF the District of Columbia and designate
"Metzerott Hall Building, in the city Of Washing
tom the place OF meeting Of hcb time and place
the members OF said Council and House OF Delegates
notified to attend, for the purpose OF orsanizs
ton and the performance Of the duties i'm posed upon
them by said act OF the Congress Of the United states
Given uIder my hand and seal the 18th day of pr,
4. ID. ISL. H. d. COOKE Goyernor
Patriot, Chron Rep sCourisr COPY
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WAsHiNsroE AeUhpUor.
PROPOSALS FUB SLOPE WALL


PhoPOsALS FOB SLOPE WALL.
WASHINGTON, May 18th, ISL.
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed uctl the twsn'y
% entn y a cay OF May for building q slo DO IN.
At Distributing Reservoir.
flADs, SD Cartons, forms Of proposals. and Ali
saE. Esg Assistant Epeineer at the oice Of the
AQutGuct. NO: 24xs x street, OF from The under.
signed at the Light house Board, Treasury Denart
ment; BIDS will not be considered uoIes, they are
attached to and comply With the requirements OF
!scn bidder before esenure his bid n ust epo-it
with the Treasurer Of the United States AT W,.h.
hgton 10 the credit OF tho WASHINGTON Anu sdncf
the sum OF two Thousand dollars. getting receints
tLefeior, as guaranty that be will into con
swsFde1 10 him in accordance with lis bid
ana esIry on and complete the work.
The money go deposited will be refunded To the
uhsuceessiuI bidders after the award of the con-
tract anc TO the contractor on the final com
ana ftsnce OF his work but failure 70 sign the
Ssnlraet Nnen awarded, or within ten days there
r or 70 enter INTO ase carry the work te its
maj semp elton, according to the speoin .a,ions,
lgusit the money 20 paid to the United States
A. Iqptcated damages
Psymerts WI not be made in less sums than three
thou ard collars
The United States will not be bound to scoopt the
PTopossls must be endorsed on the en- reIope,,
. r. opossls for building Slope WalI.u n Id al
dressed to d sjor GEORGB HI. DLLIOT, Corps Of
engineers, u. .: A. Chief Eneipesr ARLINGTON
sgneduct, Light House Board, W Arlington u q,
Republican, Baltimore Sun and Wicker copy six
tihles.I myl16s
L,AHCY POULTKY Gan spare few eeftTne. a,
j. BBAHNA E0GS from the 6sest fowl, in tba
city. S2s will De paid for q ne cock e. am nov
breeding from. go and 9SS street 3. :. bet.
9Th and Ie:h. myil. n
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GLYNOATli
NLYHOGT!

GAHAoHr' GLxAoAT"
This felightfuf summer resort on the Potomac
river has been greatly improved euripg
the winter, and il now open Tor excursions YE ~
and pleasure parties, As.
Parties desiring 70 engage Glymont will leave
Lns1r orders at 593 Sixth street, between and h,
edAFFIELD'S Confectionery. my2- In
Poses, PETuEIA5. vERBENAs.
0eraniums, Psnsies, Heliosrops. Double Tube
and other plants Tor the garden. for sale st
low prices BY
DAVID J. 8AUNDERs.
Corner OF q and Third streetS n. W.
Trophy Tomato Plants, SI.se per dozen, 80 In
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OsTnA BUNDLE OF BLACK SILK RUF-
- fLiNG, three sizes, pinked On 7th street be.
tween l. ard OF street, between 9TH and 18th
streeis Tbs finder will be rewarded by returning
ITO JAMES II. BELL, tiy P.O. IT.
IS BEWARD-Strsyed away, on the 9Th inst . a
w white COW; RED brindie head aud neck = a.
nedium size horns both ears split. The0 ~
9n3vS reward viii be given il returned toXA
NV. A ~ ,O,-,s 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12
THE sALEOF
THROUGH H OK ErS
TO ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
RESUMED

A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
COLUMBIA RAILROAD STOCK,
$50 PAR VALUE.
Only Si2.D the First lnstamenf. to be pa&d at the
Only limited number Of shares will be issued
Subscriptions for Stock may be made with q. 81. B.
WHITE. Treasurer. National 4etropolitsa Bank
W. CLA91TTs Sec B1ssd Of Trsds rooms.
ITS PRo6REss AND PROSPECTS.
The Columbia street Railway, work on which 10
side OF 18th street, Risss Bank along New York
avenue 90 the intersection Of street, thence past
and down assach usetfs avenue TO b street, out h
street. past the Government Printing ONCE and near
about two and one half miles, which viii be run in
thirty minutes. The directors expect te get the
TO enable the company TO extend the road 20 the
CAPITOL and other important points. The board O.
Shepherd; Ben. ~ Clap, NIB fnstt, VIM
treasurer, (Repl my4-lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10

OLYMPIC THEATRE
~ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
OF AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAT DRAMA
q MONDAY May s.
TUESDAY, May o.
WEDNESDAY,, May 10.
THURSDAY, May H.
FRIDAY. May r.
SATURDAY, May ID.
LAST MATINEES
WEDNESDAY, May ~. and SATURDAY, May Ia
q. l.. FOX a SHUTDOWN hOWBR.
Monday evening, May 49, win be presented a adapar
ton OF Harrison Ainsworth's ceebraind novel of
JACK SHEPPARD,
with entirely scenery costumes and
A Powerful Company.