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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-19
A l. Z x A n D RI A

woMAN's RIGHTs-The first woman's rights
meeting in Alexandria was held last Saturday
night in the L. 5. District Court room. About
one hundred and fifty persons were assembled
among whom were five lady residents OF the
city, the two other ladies present having come
from abroad. The speakers As annoupcsd
were Belva a. Lockwood and Laura DeForce
GOrdon-the latter of whom is q defeated candi-
date for the State Senate of California-hoth
OF whom delivered plausible arguments in favor
OF female suffrage. Petitions were circulated
for signatures. Judge Underwood signing first
Col W. A. Stewart second and they were fol-
lowed by number OF young men, who, how
wood said that he had Just read that the Senate
of the State Of Maine had passed bill granting
females the right to vote, and that "the thing
was spreading" but was suddenly emf short in
his remarks-that is, ii he intended to continue
them-bya loud and general laugh at Mr.. F. f..
pox!''
SMALL-PoX.-The case of varioloid that was
brought here last week from Fauuuier county
has 30 much improved that upon the recon-
mendation of the physician in charge, Dr. f.. A.
Stabler, the patient will be allowed to remain
In the car in which he came here until he en-
tirely RECEIVERS, which will probably be in the
course OF the next two or three days.
IICKETFD THRoUGH.-On the through eS-
press from Washington to New York city, on
the 5th, was bright little boy, not over fiy e
years old, bailing from Fairfax Court house,
to his hat:
strangers this boy is going to sea,
And expects in New York his father to meet;
Many thanks from the mother of key b.
To those who will see that he keeps his seat -
1t is useless to say that the little fellow was
well taken care of, anG met his father all right
RoBBBRY.-The house of Mr.. Henry Samp-
son, III the first ward, was entered late Saturday
night through rear window, and robbed OF
about four hundred dollars in national bank
notes greenbachs, and gold coin.
FISHTOWN.-The continued Indictment wea-
Their seriously retards fishing operations, and
only about one thousand punches OF fish have
arrived since Saturday. All the booths at Fish
town were open this morning, and the place is
rapidly assuming its usual spring appearance.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT-Mr. Glenn. Barry of
Barry's point, on the Potomac, accidentally
last, and will probably lose several of his
fingers Gdsetts, last erening.
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The Charges against Chas w Butts

The EXAMINATION TO ZEE PRIVATE ONE
Mr.. Harrington, Assistant L. S. District At
torney, appeared in the Police Court this morn
ing, and stated that he had been requested TO
assist IN the prosecution of the charges against
Charles ". Butts, of taking indecent liberties
with school girls; and as there were grave cues
tons TO be considered. he asked that the case be
postponed until next Thursday, as he was very
much engaged at the Criminal Court. This had
been agreed upon after consultation with coun.
SCI Oh the other side. The court assented to this
and gave notice to the unusually large crowd of
spectators that the hearing would be conducted
IN private manner, as he thought the ends of
justice would be better served, the witnesses i'm
the case being timid school girls, and he felt
bound to regard their feelings, and also the
feebngs or their parents. The crowd fOon dis
LeTsed, evidently disappointed at this turn in
the case. "
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A FORTUNATE wIDow.-Lord Romily, the
British Master of the Rolls, has recently given
judR ment in q singular suit. In 1861, Mr.. Gill
christ. wealthy resident of Calcutta, induced
the widow OF a merchant named Farquhar to
marry him by the persuasive argument con-
tanned in these words addressed to her: "If you
decline Dr: Evans and marry me will under
take to maintain and educate your children. 1
will settle on you 10000 for pin money, and
will make will leaving you half my fortune,
and that will shall not be altered" The DIR.
Evans referred to had proposed for her at the
time this offer was made. Mr.. Gilchrist, despite
his apparent attachment, abandoned his wife
after the first nine weeks of their married life.
They lived together again after an interval Of
two years, but soon agreed to separate, che &C
ceptfng an annuity of 81 900 during heir joint
lives. and 81 600 for her life after his death. In
1868 Mr.. Gilchrist died, leaving the whole of his
property, amounting to $780, 900, to his only
daughter by former marriage. His widow,
having sued for half that amount in accordance
with the promise quoted, Lord Romily decided
that she was entitled to 1t, and awarded the re-
mainder OF the estate to the daughter.
~ A Bangor (Me.) girl has metamorphosed
herself into what Is commonly considered as one.
ninth Of q man, and q fashionable tailor has
made incalculable sums.
~Here are new lot of names for feminine
fxings "Irene," "Plessy," and "Mignon''
sleeves; "lnez" and "Nina" hchus, and "Em.
ma Carey" overskirts
box Of water c0lOrs, i'm imitation of small pox
postules, goes to the front door, and then Ian Chs
TO see the callers try to break their necks in GET
ting over the gate and fence.
~ A Virginian, recently deceased left his
farm to ten Of bis former slaves. who had volun.
tarily remained with him until the day of his
death, taking what wages he chose to give them.
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~Five hundred thousand dollars vor+, -
Jewels were lately worn by the Baroness Tai
leyraBd at a costume ball In Florence
@The Missouri Caucasian hero;caur
claims: Flight for Yankees? N-e-y-s-riu
That is strong language for pcssum,
ga Quebec woman created a sensation
recently by riding through Fabrique and ST.
John streets in hearse reclining on the cofsi n
bed, and smoking pipe.
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SHOE AND LEATHER MANUFACTURING Con-
fANN lNCoRPOkATED-1he citizens interested
N The establishment OF a boot and shoe factory
IN The District have obtained articles OF incorpo-
rauon, as required by law, preparatory TO re-
eeivIng subscriptions TO the stock. Tbei
Iorators OF the company, which will be known
a. the district OF Columbia Shoe and Leather
company are DIR. John A. Ritchie, of George
Town: Jenkln Thomas, OF Georgetown: s. d.
Linn lcattle dealer; Edward Lynch Georgetogn:
II. l. Newman. GeoTgetown; Esau PickrelI,
Georgetown; William l.. Wall, Washington; Hon.
=. A Boswell, OF the District legislature and
FRANCIS Prott, of Washington. All the incor-
lorators are known as men OF wealth and busi-
ness energy- The capital stock of the company
l. 10 be $4,000, divided into shares of 500 each
According TO the terms OF the articles of iDcor-
Poratl0n the company il organized for the pur-
pose OF purchasing raw hides, bark and leather:
tanning skins and hides by the process invented
and now IN use by Lynch. one OF the incorpora-
TORS and manufacturing boots and shoes hose
anu oeiung- The company will own Lynch's
tannery IN Georgetown, and the preliminary
arrangements have been made Ter securing on
very reasonable terms, fOur-stOry building 30
rect front on W alter street, Georgetown, for Use
az boot and shoe factory. The project will be
pushed forward rapidly. and it is anticipated
that me business will be III full operation in a
few months.
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A IHIEF THAPFED.-FOr some two or three
weeks past the proprietor OF the Washington
Gymnasium, on Louisiana avenue has been
missing none from the pockets OF his clothing
which II has been his custom 10 lock m in his
closet at the gymnasium. A short time since he
missed s2,5 at one time. and he at once renorted
the case 10 Detectives McDevitt and Ne Eifresh,
VINO after visiting the premises advised the pro-
PrletOr TO mark "a so note and place il in his
POCKET IN the closet as usual, and W atch through
an aperture In the Partition. Not long after he
had taken his station a colOred boz named Jas
Clark an employe III the place came with a
RAISE Key, and after unloc king the door abstract
go ne money and relocked the door The de-
tecuves soon had him in limbo and reco vered tha
money, together with $50, which the thief con-
1tssed ne had placed under the bath tub He
AFRO confessed 10 giving a colored woman
named colbert, living at a rancho on MARYLAND
avenue near the Capitol, $40. The officers WIS.,
ltet the place and recovered SIS Of this amount
and hne masquerade velvet suit representiny
ihe elothing worn by prince, which his iadve
iose was engaged in making up for him; also. a
NV ana hne pair OF ealf-skin boots to match.
lie l. IN custody.
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A UsTIN r. BROWN,
"A Corner N. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. c.,
LIMBER. LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C, &C.. &c
IL MBEk BILLS cut TO order short notice.
Bill STONE for Bui ding, MacadamiZing and
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and ssld and money in
vested. To this branch Of the bus mess will here
after give my personal attention, and will be at nav
Office daily from ten q. until four o. m. mari n
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CITY ITE NJ S.

L HAVE an unusually fine assortment OF Coat
ings, Suitngs. and Pantaloon Goods for ordered
work, displayed on second fioor.
GRO. &. HESNtNG,
No. 40 eth street y. VI
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POINT LOOKOUT RAILRoAD.-A meeting of
ne stoc shOlders of this road was held Yesterday
Al the banking house of FAINT, Washington &
Co., az which sJs0. 900 worth Of stock was repre-
sehteo, and the following were elected a. direc-
TOR LOT the ensuing year: ). :. SmOOt Matthew
VI: LneIH. John w Thompson, John Van Ris-
WICK, OF Washington city; George y Scott- Wi
hs Gay lord, Richard j. Capron, OF New York
CIV :, Alexander Hav, of Pennsylvania; Arthur
N astman OF New Hampshire and Ben iamin
O. Harris John NJ Broom. Ignatius NnSd -,
NHyland- William ). Huntington was elected
treasurer. This road will bring this CITY within
eeNthcr elght hours ride OF Norfolk from which
our city Will be supplied with the early yege
taoies OF the season. The road will deyeIop
trace win southern Maryland. so necessary tor
eur markets, and open up trade with the sea
Washington. "
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SINGULAR toNDUCT or a MINIsTER-At the
late session OF the Baltimore VI. r.. Conference
Rev Charles Il. Potter, a Young man highly re,
commenced. was appointed 70 the char ye of 10Th
street NJ T. Chapel East WashingtoD). ON the
Lth INST "wednesday last, he arrived here and
took up has quarters near the church in which
NE conducted the prayer meeting on the follow
ing night, and made quite a favorable impres-
nation other than he did no, think thar he was
.ne proper man for the place. he packed up his
home. '"PtoSSu' ior MS
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IHE PROPOSED REGATTA.-A meeting of the
several boat clubs Of the District was held Ia az
night at the Dickson House, Mr.. Gardiner. of
the Analostan, in the chair, and r. w. Down
man, of the Potomac. secretary. The subject
Oh tIe proposed regatta was fully discussed, and
reports were received from those appointed to
interview the business men OF this CITY and
Georgetown upon the subject, showing that the
pr1Ject Is favored by them, and assurances Of
substantial aid have been given.
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SUIT AGAINST THE wAsHINGrox AVN
GEORGETowN RAILROAD CONTAINING. Il
X. Mcconnell has entered suit for Matthias
Hunter, against the Washington and George
Town K X Co, for ejectment from car No. ii
on February 10th last, in which 500 damages
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IsE EXHIBITION at odd Fellows Hall this
evening Of the Hibernicon for the beneff of 81
sIhcents Orphan Asylum, should be RENE M
oered by generous public ~
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SkNIkAL GRANT AND COLFAx Crrp A.
Iniofma meeting OF some OF the former ots car.
OF thls club was held last night at siI + 49,,
sIh a view 10 reorganization for the presiden'
uSl campaign, II having adjourned sfter ,ha
Inauguration OF Gen. Grant subject to the eli
Of its president The following were last n;.ht
authorized 10 wait on Gen. Croker. pre-i,ien,
Of the club, and request him TO call n pnhIic
meeting at some early day: Col H. A. Han
Michael Duty, j. e. Dougherty, b. n
Crowley and Z. +. McGill -
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DIR. lion, I'll / street, between It'll and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. II
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NJ W OF 1 = e.
JUAN BOYLE d 60.
REAL ESTATE ROCKERS,
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUlLnJxe.
FOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street between 81 and Sd streets with all the modern
improvements; small each payments and long tim.
on balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, on the line If the Point of OK
Railroad. within a few Minutes walk Of the depo;
within thirty minutes of W zshing,on. Terms easy .
One of 200 acres on the same road and same distance
from depot, improved by Bouse, &c
SIX LOTS.
Near Capitol fronting New Jersey avenue; one Of
the illness situations in the city
HOUSE on North street; 500 cash, balance
Also,
HUwsES and LOTS In all parts Of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONEY TO LOAN
mbs-u
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fRiGGs JEwKLRY STORE, No. 457 Pernsvl.
eeives new styles every day. eels' re-
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKRr-Boord of Health
nsp'ctions.-IRspectof-Ge Gatcheil reports
the arrival and sale OF marine products as fol-
lows:-Sioop Page. 200 bushels Point Lookout
geo bushels RappahaL Ock oysters; small 80 cents
Sloop Two Brothers, 200 bushels Coan river
oysters; small 80 cents Schooner Anna Gibson
2oO bushels Great WicOmico oysters: small 80
cents. But few oysters on hand at wharf.
No box oy sters. Condemned-2 punches winter
sEad III Center Market
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SMALL Pox Two new cases or
reported by the Board of Health to-dav p"A an
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SUITS AGAINST THE DISTRICT OF CHrrM-
BiA--ChaTles ID Maxwell has, by Messrs Sands
and HabOn, entered suit against the District of
Columbia for SO 600 damages, he having ON the
ISL OF March TELL into an excavation in u street,
between 18TH and Oth SITS, which was left I'M
protected, and had his right leg broken. for
which ne claims Il Goa money expended in en-
deayoring to be healed. and so 900 because he
= nnaole 10 attend TO his business; being per-
manently injured. -
MessTs Fendall and Fendall have entered n
surf for r y Dant against the District of Ca
ismola Tor lnJur sustained on the 18th OF No
vernber by falling into an excavation in DeIa
ware avenue, by which he was injured.
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For CoRNe, Bunions, Chillbls.1s, Ingroving
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. SIS 15tf,
street. opposite Treasury Department, Washing
tou No. North Charles street. Baltimore.
THR MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, YIN. q. A. Build
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near Az street
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We ARE PLEASED to announce that NJ, Tbos
-. buIhett, OF New York. has purchased m.
s,eeuotyping and stereotyping estabiishment
No 4Ss l0tn street, formerly kept by Mr., r. wv
Murray. Mr. Burnett is a gentlemen 80
thoroughly understands the business and We
bis predecessor erjoyed.
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"DoT.'-With John T.. Owens in his touch
ng impersonation of the old toymaker Mary
SHSh,s AZ dot" Hamilton as John, :" AMI
=, III williams as .'Tilly Slowboy," the patrons
thls week Dickens charming sforv o. 10
crleket on the Hearth y with "a fine a east AZ
ever appeared in il here. Every pIsy-gosT
snOuid see this beautiful domestic drzm.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs I.atimer &
Cieary, aueuoneers, have sold part of lot A
square 80, situated or street, between DIST and
I'D streets northwest, to John Stramipg. at %
cents per square foot. Also, lot IS in Riggs
subdivision Of square 210, on Rhode Island ave
nue., between lith and 18th streets. To p N e.
Clair, for 39a cents per square foot.
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Condensed Locals

At the regular meeting OF the Y. VI. e. A. last
evening, Hon. Amasa Walker addressed the
audience upon the peculiar mission and work OF
the Young men OF Christian associations
Ihos b. Msrehe, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed hrst-class clerk i'm the appointment
once Of the Post Office Department. vice d.
Miller, resigned. j. III. Whitaker of New .Jer-
sey, has been appointed a clerk in the money!
order Office
A pleasant entertainment was given at Odd
Fellows Hall. Navy Yard. last evening for the
benefit OF the Junior Order of Rechabites a
hourishipg temperance organization OF that
section, consisting OF singing, readings, shadow
pantOmimes, sc.
We understand the Board Of Public Works
has given the Consequential Pony leave to trot
on the avenue and 18th street. He can be seen
anywhere along the line from the Capitol gate
10 18th street and New York avenue, to-mor-
row.
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iHE CHILD OF MR.. l.. A. BARTLETT who
was injured by brick thrown by Alfred FieIds
Is reported to. be better to-day, and the hearing
oi the charges against Fields has been past
pohed until Friday next There are two bad
fractures in the skull and forts are being made
by the physicians to prevent fever setting in.
IN which case some hopes are entertained that
the little one NAV recover
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SNEAK THIEVES AT WoRK.-About O'clock
yesterday afternoon the house Of Mr. Clinton
Emerson, 500 Eleventh street southwest. W as
entered by thieves, who succeeded in carving
on about Sl25 worth of jewelry and Clothing
MI Emerson called on the police, and Sergeant
Larrabee and Private l.. Skinner of the force
traced the goods to lineup alley. The clothing
was found on a lot where il had been thrown
but The Iewelry has Lot yet been recovered. The
thieves have SO far escaped capture
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HRCHANrD LINZ or sTKAnsHIrs
WASHINGTON AID lew YORK.

InAy1AR.-Baresins IL LApIHs,, CENTS and
BcHiEDRIES UNDERCL0THING may De
sn,d a. omen d Christian Association, judiciary
SSorsre All orders promptly and neatly executed:
rn,rsnce on street, between eth and 3th. noll-u
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS

INHE0DORE, HOW is Irg Is THAT THE
same Beaver you bought last year. Yes n
We'll, look At mine, and see our old established
9Th street Halter, " no is now at No. 1917
street, near corner 18th. He will remodel your
HAT 10 the latest Broadway Spring Style, aud il
VIII prove as durable as their o. or IS hats
. Remember the name is CUNNINGHAM,a and the
No. lOlI street. dJ"inirg corner llth,
n. B-NEw HATS made 10 order ms-ls I'm
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amu.emeus-. &c ro.u,pbt

Na'icnol TEeat>T.-John f. owens as "Caleb
PlummeT."
Odd Felosrs' HaH.-MseEvoy's new Hiberni-
con iOT the benefit OF St. NiEcehts Orphan Asy-
Jun.
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TIE FORTHCOMING MASK BALL-Messrs
Marini " Bates. who manage 10 get up the most
delightful terpsichorean entertainments of any,
given in Washington, are making extensi We
arrangements for their COteris CdrairaI BoI
Massage on the first of April, for which tickets
are in great demand. Their entertainments are
always looked forward to with great interest by
the bellies and beaux of Washington society, AM
the next one promises TO eclipse all its prede
cessors in brilliancy.
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JAY COOKE a 60.
B Il ~ E Il s,
FIFTEENTH sTBEE
WASHINGTON, d. @.
The Large and Continuous Sales Of the Northern
Pacific 1-SI Gold Bonds in this Country and
in Europe, where they have q Reoosnized
SANDING on all the Bourses, Guarantees
the Early Completion Of the Esti,s
Ltss Qf Road.
The popularity of the bonds as shown by the sale.
Of over 81 500 900 in this country during the
month Of January, 10 due to the fact that they are
based on the amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upon
FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND,
Susceptible Of producing in abundance ell the
fruits, vegetables and cereals Of the Eastern and
Middle States.
The government valuation Of this Land Grant 10
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF
DOLLARS,
or more than sucient pay the entire cost Of the
road.
The Bonds. free from United States Tar, are
issued in the following Denominations:
-. siSS,
IS, s;$ COUPON. i: REGISTERED.
And are at all times Interchangeable at the once Of
the Company, or through the Fiscal Agents,
They have THIRTY YEARS 10 run, are offered n
par and interest in currency and will PERMANENTLY
yield LARGE INTEREST INOONE IN coin
All marketable securities received IN exchange
Full particulars furnished By
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
h I.S, YORK. PHILADELPHIA
NOTICE OF RHMOvAL-A M. rUBnAA has
IL kemoyed his PAPERHAEGIN0 and up
HOLsTEktMG EeTABLISHMBNTf from George
town 70 4lS Ninth street, between d and =, and in
erder 90 make room for Spring stock offers for the
next thirty days, great Inducements In
plcr RRAhRRE Is wiSp9w sHAprs,,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

t..eeiDshs Tear BOOK: lof1 - .
Royal kaleBdsr. or Red Book: ls72 D
British Almanac and lmpsnion go
hittAkers Almanac; lisa -
British Navy List 50
Army 3
CotieTill's Notes on Steam Engine 8
Briiish Nautical Almanac; lS.s 8
lngoldsby Legends, new edition I ~
Introduction 20 Rif.d Ordnance -
short Note. on Field Batteries %
Csmpins Mechanical Engineering 800
Col; Nesey Questions aud Answers on Artil-
just imported hy
RICHARD ". MOHUN eco,
mails 1919 Pennsyly anis avenue.
4 IST o. INV BOOKS FOR SALE AT
L. SHILi ING TONS BOOKSTOhE,
CORNER a. ST. AND Pa. Az.
Poor Miss Finch. by wilkir Cullins. Price az
hscoltctions OF Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in IreIsnd-swift. Flo1'
Grattan and tobntn Price 81.
Little MoorlaBd Princess. BY the author Il ',OlI
n M am s,Ile SECRET Price 81 IS.
fstty. Novel. BY the author Of {" RoOkstone.
The Mystery % orcivsi. Translated from IA.
- French. Price Is cents.
Two Plung's for Pearl. BY Mortimer Collins.
The sylyesiers; or. The outoasts. Price Is ceu-s
he n eh Mills Of Katherine saunders. Price s5,.--
Leaf insihe storm. b. Ouids Price - cents
oharecter. BY samuel Smiles. Price 81 -.
vic hen and Wild Beasts. By Colonel Cumming.
wilired Cumbermede. By George Macdonald Prco
Can the old Loves A Novel. Price Is cents.
How 20 Live on Dime and a Half Day. Price ,,
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospec, II Thera-
peutics, Pharmacy, sc. Price s. cents
John Jasper Secret. Sequel 90 Charles Dickens
"Mysiery Of Edwin Drood. 4" Price 81 -. fsGI
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Total amount collected TO March
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| NCA on LEE ELS
STEAM BETWEEN NEw YORK AND
~ pnnI

CUNAKD LINE.
The undersi agents Of the above steamshfp
Line, are prepared TO sell tickets from -e1ne
New York 70 any part Of Europe and>S5GRS
pack. secure state-rooms and givt@
such information Sc may be cesired. Depsrtmsn
Clerks viii do well to secure passage here and save
CO., 30 W alter street. Georgetown ianas- San