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LuNsTR.-The schooner BUTTERFLY has ar
rived from Norfolk with 33,noo feet OF pine
nooring for Whestiey Brothers The schooner
y. H. Williams hiss also arrived from Norfolk
with $4,000 feet of pine lHmSer for Piekerell
& Co.
ARkrvsL AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
The New lork steamer John Gibson arrived
this mernDg, with a cargo of general merchan-
disc. The Philadelphia steamer New oFk ar
rived yesterday with y number. of trees for the
Board OF Pabie Works, and miscellaneous
freight. The Columbia, from Baltimore, also
arrived yesterday; both cleared to-day, with
general freight.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN.-Talbo.t 6 Son have
received, per canal, 500 bushels OF wheat and a
lot of com; W. III. Dougal ana g gorge Shoe
maker have each received eco bGshels of wbe at
Tor home consumption, per schooner Lyons,
from New York; Hartley " Brother have re-
cetved, by canal, 3,oc0 bushels CT wheat and
of eco Bushels of wheat, LEO bushels of corn
and $40 barrels of -four by canal
GRAIN SALRs.-Sales of wheat Yesterday
20 bushels at 81 u, and 400 bushels at sos (;
LOO bushels of corn sold at 20 cents. The only
sale this morning was SEQ bushels of choice
amber wheat at S2.2N-the highest price paid
this season.
The FISH MARKET.-Th.s morning 900 shad
were sold at the fish wharf at from = IL to SIS
per hundred; 0,0G0 herring at s. per theus-
and, and 600 sailoTs at from 50 cents 60 81 psr
hundred.
WORK or TIE NEW WATERMAN progresses
rapidly: A large force of men is at work on
on Brldt,e street nearly as high up "a COxgress
street, and, If good weather continues will
Goubtiess have the main laid within a month
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THD COCRT0.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-paksmiths les
plaintiff, read bin of exceptions. Jones vs.
Stringfelow; motion TO dismiss appeal IN sde by
Mr.. Dayidge. Day VS.. Mutual Life Insurance
man, Hosmer & Gilmore; ON trial.
To-day on motion, OF Mr.. A. q. Riddle, Miss
Charlotte e Ray, graduate of the law school
OF Howard University, vas admitted to practice
before the courts OF this District
Police CouRT, ytsdge Smell. - To-day, d.
Leach was charged vita assault and battery on
Mary, his wife, who told the judge how her bus
band had beat the little child, and upon her
demonstrating he struck her on the head. Leach
related to the judge how his wife neglected her
domestic duties and had got drunk, which did
fined 50 and costs. Jukus Wallace, colored
charged with an assault and battery on Anna
Morrison, a white woman. Wallace, it was al
leged, has such Sn affeoEeaate regard for this
woman that be has ordered and decreed that she
speak TO no other man Than himself. II appears
fom the testimony that Anna transgressed this
Iale yesterday and Julius.vent for her, using his
lists and feet pretty freely her head fined S5
JEllus didn't like the judgment and took an APP
peal, and at last accounts was hunting up SlO
bogd on his appeal john III. Rumney WAS
ehsrgedv being aohrc die fer about tipp,ing
holh>es without any means of support; work house
~ days. W. G. Hszle, violation of the hack law;
hnvd SO. George Scott, same offense; fined s..
StnSn johnson, colored, charged with making
threats of personal vislence against his wife;
held to hail in $500 20 keep tie peace. John
Manyheim, assault and battery en- John Hoff-
IN sling, and stated, through al interpreter
that sianyheim flung a big stone pitcher, strik-
ing hi-n on the arm, tr taki2g it.and one portion
OF the pitcher struck h IL on the head cutting
his scalp. Accused was fined $40 and costs.
Sarah Dyer, charged with making an assault
and battery on Pleasant white, both colored.
Pleasant White, who is quite black, said that
" Sarah. Dyer came and sma shed her door open
and fit 'heF with a skillet handle, and bit her
thumb with her suaggle tecth.'' Sarah denied
the sighting and biting, and said that Pleasant
attacked her first with junk bottle; but the
Judge had come 10 a different conclusion, and
hred her 50 and costs. Louisa Hal, a heavy
built black woman, was charged with keeping
bawdy house at corner of Rhode Island ave-
nue. and 18th street. Louisa denied the charge,
but OAicer Huysz3an and his witnesses testified
that il is the lowest kindOf den, and the Judge
fined her S25, aud in default 80 DAYS i'm jail
Louisa Hall then Brought charge against
Mary Smith of threats of personal violence.
Mary is a small sized girl and Louisa very large
and saucy looking, wkieh did not impress the
court as very reasonable, so he dismissed Mary.
VIM. Burrows, charged with assault and bat
terry on George Hall with a taii-board of a cart
which he was trying to use in scalping him.
George took off the bandage to show the Judge
the extent of the cut, but IL not being done in
first rate Indian fashion, he was let 90 upon the
payment of $40 fine.
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Condensed Locals.
The trees AVID delepates to the l;inc

The trees and delegates to the Cincin' sati con-
vtnton are preparing 10 leave.
p. j. BuTch has been appointed postn Laster at
Fails Church, Fairfax coanty, "a, vice George
b Ives, NOV. d away.
Nindheld Offutt has been ssppointe post
master a Ohutts Cross Roads, Mont yumery
county, Md, vice James Il. NOrtsn. resi-, .ned.
"A cons sant dropping viii weaE a rock. Keep
drOppiry your advert seueuts on he publ ic anu
they viii soon melt under IL like rock salt
Last year the Treasury Department used
nearly MY tons o. writing paper, Elk thou sand
gross CT pers, and one thousand gross of pencils.
The inteTS, ctIOn of Massachusetts and New
Jersey avenues has been OrRamsnseC for a week
pas BY the TcaSs o. a dead dog.
Mr. r. .DTOop, OF this city, left here to-day
and viii sail fer Europe from New York to-
MORROW. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. DrO5p. They
have a host ct friends in this casn.aaai;y who
WlsE tts II pleasant voyage and SPECIFY return
MtssTS. Il. Hopkins AID ID. y. Mccarthy were
T ding IN q buggy yesterday afteEuOou when
iEe horse became frightened near N. Olivet
ana rsH away. Both gentlemen we're thrown
cut aud badly bruised about the head am hands
The hOT-e had not been found up to = clock
lat a. 1t.
"A wAg -eting a melancholy friend en- the
avenue Yesterday said: " Can Ecu tell ne why
You Itst mbie dCntst?'' The detected man
gave IL APP '$Because You look down IL the
mOUth'-aHd sc docs a deHt.st, ~ Replied the yag.
The EiaH Of tie SOTOwful vis-ze sra.led a
''Essliy' STafle, as Mrs. Camp EGuld say, ana
raised
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LEGISLATTyE asxEu.LY.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Yester after
cur reTOrt closed. the following pages were
ei6cted;-ClintOn Moore. George Ellsworth L..
\s,hman. and Willard Garner.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, The rules of the
last House were adopted.
NcssIs. BUrsley, Wall ard Dickson were ap-
POINTED 20 wait upon the Governor, with a SINH
Jar committee o. the Council, and inform IN
81 the organization of the two Houses
NessTs- Campbell, Mcknight and Piper were
az IointCd committee 20 announce TO the
Cornell the organization Of the House.
MI Boswell introduced a bin making the
ueasuIer, register. and other principal officers
OF the District elective; referred 10 the commit
tee On District Offices, when appointed.
Mr.. Campbell moved that when the House
adi Ourn il be TO meet at T.. m. to-day. Agreed
to; and the House adjourned.
TO-pAY's PROCEEDINGS.
CCTNCIL-The Council met at noon to-day,
and was called 10 order by Gov. Cooke. Prayer
was offered by Rev. G.. A. Hall. The roll of
members holding over was called b. the secre-
taTy, and Messrs. Gray, Hail and Stiekney an
sweT6d TO their names. No quorum being pres
Cnt the Council adjourned until Tomorrow at
O'Clock.
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Government Securities.


BALTrNoRE. April 23.-yirginia sizes, old.
IS; do. consolidated, -. West virginia's, Is
North Cardinals, cid, SO; do. new, %; dc. specis
tax, l3 bid to-day.
BALTMoRE. April 23-Cotton very duh. bu,
firm; low middlings, - AN. Flour very firm
CITY mills sHperhne, SIaS1.15; do. extra. SS.s2s
50 %; do. family. - 5eaSI225 Wheat firm.
sa'es Of choice southern amber are made az 50 ~
Corn quiet; receipts light; white southern, O.,
yellow southern. Il; western nominal, no sales.
oats quiet and steady; southern, 6Oa6l; western,
aa56- Rye tTmer, 9SsSl. Provisions more
active and very firm. Pork, Si35aaSI3.75; bulk
meat ales $50 900 pounds of shoulders at 4
sales OF ltoo0O pounds ofrIb sides AZ 6s sales oi
10000 pounds clear sb sides at ca. Bacon firm:
shoulders, 5k; rib sides. a; clear rib sides, =
sugar cured hams steady, t2ka13. Lard dull
and unchanged. Western battor active and
unchanged whisky. Is.
INV loRK, April 23-Stocks strong. Gold
hrm, II Money strong, TO gold. ENchanyc.
long, 81; short, 10. Governments dun and firm.
Virginia skies, 55i new, IS. North Carolinas.
&C; new, 90.
Nav YORK, April 23.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn shade fiTmer.
LONDON, April -, 100 a. m -Consols opened
az S2A for money and 92T for account. Bonds
OF lG2's, 80; 1865. old, 9is; lsGTs, % +;
10-ie's, SaK.
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OLD No. NEW (NKw No.
9TH ST. SPRING STOCK 7rs ST..

o1 1ss 10: xEw Ns Ess 10.
zrH ST. SPRING STOCK 7ra s ST..
'PAPERHAKGISGs. PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
The Largest Assefi@ent n the District cf Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
n a = X 9 ER'S,
Nc. 4s6 9Th street, bet. and Il sts., doors above
Odd FeI!G HprR Hall, StG HsNT 90. 4sso
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, of entirely
the Dolly Warden So ImperiaI,Sa Brocade,S and
other rich and ell styles In gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders Also a large and select stock of
SsraeIs, esn,eTs ranging in price from ~ IL cs
% Sa Per piece, large portion q which were msde
Ts with s TSs or ,hp aS a A'G
for paneling balls, yestibules, &oslspeemen panels
ara decorstiye Psperhanging executed in the best
PICrURE FRAMES,
IN lit. Walnut, &c, solid oval and oval from card
to portrait size. Velvet Fran s for porcelain pic
tures; CARD Frames IN great variety; Boxframss
for S1ssSs' af.Mss uiass s Srder corn
different sizes and colors. Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails
sGnsST SDsSf; sss 4 sFS
admitted but choice SELECTION in appropriate frames
All orders for Paperhangipgs, Window shades, or
Picture Frames Principally filed, and Satisfaction
guaranteed Terms Cash. J. MARxRrrEs.
No. 4s6 9TH street, between p and Z sts,s;
apl3Ims -E 49, New No. l39.b
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HAimee is said to have the handsomest
jewels of any actress OF the times.
1.-The Chicago press are unanimously in
favor of Mrs. O'Leary for Pre- .identess on
the Woodhullion Women's Rights Ticket.
SSpring shades for the ladies are sage
green, Give brown, chocolate, banana. cameo,
Alexis blue, Alexandra pink, and camelia.
f1 Gar Alexander is said to be tue best
single-handed absorber of Vodki punches in all
the Russias.
RyThe highest tax payer in the city OF Berlin
is man who once soldmatches in the streets VI
that city. -
~ Louisiana mosquitoes only give the people
there a three months vacation out OF the twelve
and are now exceedingly vigorous and active.
S-"Assaalt with intent 10 commit scrofula' .
Is what they call compulsory vaccination ip
Chicago. -. 40 -
RThe women of Rome propose erecting a
statue Of 6arabaloi in that city this SPINNER. A
large amount of enthusiastic resoIu lions has
already been raised. ~ se.e-sr i-t .-'.-
~ Fifty dollars was all th at man in Council
Bluffs was willing to pay for the capture or his
wife his rival, his little daughter, and q thou
sand dollars in money a.e :. 81 a....a -.
6TIynch, the speaker of the Mississi Do i
house Of representatives, is only twenty.three
years Of age. When Nstchez was captured by
the FEEDER ais he was an iliiterate slave boy.
said xss that s snSs G6 M Dickens
in forster's volume, to publish the true story Of
~The Elias gang were yesterday forbidden
| by the New York superior court to sell watch
movements in imitation OF those of the Ameril
can Watch company. a. 80 80 -
~Operatiens At Hell Gate, New York har,
| Dor, have been suspended until July, aud the
expectation OF completing the work of the re.
moval Of the rock is abandoned until next year.
0The celebration OF the ratification OF the
| fifteenth amendment at Richmond YESTERDAY
was the most successful affair ever gotten up by
the colored people OF that city.
~"Her Dolly Warden look'd like silk.
Or New York milk, which Ii finer than sink;
She said: ssSir. it's ont Of mas bed-quilt
I've made Dolly Warden"
sHA Portland man went into shop and
| stumbled through his errand in this fashion: 90
want some white woman's long legged cotton
stocking hose"
GrSt. Patrick's Cathedral in New York wa
on Sunday the scene of most gorgeous ceremo-
NAL, the occasion being the conservation OF the
/ Right Rev. Francis McNierney, elected coad.
/ jutor bishop of Albany.
SThe next deiuge, according to Alphouse
| Athena who Is Alphouse Adhema?) will oc-
| cur in 1888. We are real glad that il is not to
| come of ten years earlier, because IL IL did We
could net get oar ark ready in time.-NerristoUN
Herald.
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YOUTHFUL DEMON MURDERS HIS MOTHER
Oh Sunday evening, as Mrs. Qurolli. daughter
Ut Squire Stephen Treadway, OF Montgomery
county, where she has been residing was at
tempting TO correct her son John, a lad only f.
years OLD as TO age, but several hundred wears
odd in pure and unadulterated deviIishness the
little savage drew knife and plunged II into her
abdomen, producing wound which, from the
reports. of the physicians on Monday, must have
resultedin her death before this meets the pub
lie eye. The boys father is an Italian, and Is
as We are informed, now serving term in the
Missouri neutrality-suspicious. STERLING (Kg)
,SfnfiIfI. -" 80
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SoMEIH ABOUT THE NEW YORK TR.-
BUNE-The New York TriJttae's present stoci.-
hOIders-that is, dating January 1, 1S72-are
Horace Greeley, Mrs. Greeley, Bayard TAYLOR.
IhoT9s y. Rocker. Scion Robinson, Samuel
Sinclair, George Ripley, Theodore Triton. Oil
yer Jot nson, Charles T.. WilbOur; sc. A Runk'e
John Hooper, Ellis l.. Price, Sil$s T.. Cheney,
!chn r. Cleveland, Patrick O'ROurke, Philip
"A. Fitzpatrick, Wbi,elaw Reid, Parsons Fam
nam r.. H. Jenny, u. &. Aver, and the estate
OF a. ID. Richardson aud 5. Z. Clarke-twenty-
Two owners and 100 shares. ANY owner wTo
wishes to sell share can readily get $1,000 for
Il, ard something over. A year hence the Tyi-
b"ne will pull down its barn and build great
eT.'- Golden Age.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office chi.f Signal Oaoer. D
WAeHrNsToN, ID. c., April y, 1872, 10 An.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwKNTY-FoUR HOURS
An area OF low barometer has moved eastward
10 Minnesota and northern Wisconsin and
cloudy and threatening weather is now prevail
ing from Nebraska TO Michigan, with fresh to
brisk winds. Cloudy weather with light rain
mas prevailed over Florida and along the gulf
coast, but thence nOrthgard TO Missouri, the
lower lakes, and New England clear weather
contlnues very generally. Cloudy weather with
nght rain has prevailed at Portland. Oregon,
and clear weather at San Francisco. The high
est barometer is central over Tennessee.
PRoBA lowest barometer over
Minnesota and northern Wisconsin will move
eastwardly into Canada. Clear and pleasant
weather will continue very generally over the
east and middle Atlantic and southe IN states.
with southerly winds and rising temperature.
Cloudy and tire .tening weather will probably
continue over southern Florida; and prevail
over the northern portions of the middle and
New England states Brisk sOutherly winds are
probable for the lower lakes this afternoon and
tonight Dangerous winds not anti cipated.
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FEMALE LAwYEEs.-In rhe Supreme Court
of the District, yesterday, Mrs. Beiva A. Lock-
wood and Mrs. LII. Hall-Gratfsin made appl-
cation. through Francis Miller, for admission to
the bar. The application was referred TO
MessFs. Hine, Appleoy and Fendail, the exam
lining commfe4ee. The ladies yesterday sitter
noon r'aseed q sufficient examination a. to pro-
hciency.
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Baltimore Annual Con ference african
VI. r. Church.

Yesterday, after our report closed. the
DaU lighters OF the Conference ef Union Bethel
church. presented the conference with dona-
ton. Rev. Dr. ReveIs moved a vote OF thanks,
which was carried. The Bishop called James
Haynes before the altar and ordained Kim for
The Chice OF deacon The committee On me-
mOiTs submitted reports relative to the death of
y. 5. Daniels. Reys. Anthony Bowen and Chris
TOPPER Jones; adopted. A committee o. three,
Consisting OF j. III. W. BUrley, W. =. w.
SchGToman and Geo. Il. Watkins, was appointed
to draft resolutions of reSpset to Bishop Wav.
man, fer his kindness and efficiency displayed
II pi6s!dT over the conference for the last four
years The committee on delegates reported an
aggTe gate OF SiI 80 10 defTav expenses eft dele
gates 10 the General Conference. The pastors
OF Bethel church, Ebcnezer ard Allen stations
were appointed stewards OF the fund for the SUI
rerannuated preachers. The pastor OF Bethel
church v as APPOINTED District Book Steward.
Bkhop Nayman announced the following
APPOINTMENTS:
Ftsa, church J. A. Hsndy water CHI I pei 6
iasit { TissS Nss1S:s@ Mission
Bhsi BnSisl f bTaTsr s. F:u
Sht sSs gP: s1s Sd Isas
Cr,3m NJ J9bnsGn East wssBin st nisson.
hlas PisuI H. TPoE sssy G F4srct
Com ngte,ass VIII Hs.sr.tG T:o Brown
SlrewIMsnsyilis, Stephen p Baysrd; cGssapesks
'Hsyre de Grace, hbrsm Dent: Rsndalstown. jams
Scott; Petsrs,ille, JsH,es T; Morris; KeedysSiiie
LloJ behson; Clear : iing, J. l. Hstton; Potomac
Hcpit- j. h. Sltner; Easton and Denton, Arthur
y Des; Csmbritge. j. W. Bowser: Chestertown
Ei,siGD Augustus RobinsOD; Church Hill Mission,
John Cox; Wore ster County Mission. George III
JCres; Meles river Mission, c. ii Waters
JflH9,fS-W. r. Revels, transferred to Ken
ta'oLI a ccnfeTeTce; W. ID. Lehman. Isaac J
fincelI, and James Hsines. to Virginia Inference:
j. NJ. nltcheIl. supeTnume rRry me Der of Ebepezer
GUaIte-ly sonfeIerc &c; I. W. Henry. supernumerary
nen.er Of the Tessier street quarterly conference
W. X Arnold, supernumersIy member of Good
HcTe quarterly conference
OtsFS1Eaf y. a. Handy, oversight Of Church
HUI ST ChesteTfown MissiOn;G W Writer over
1eht Of Pete-sville; Jchn J. Herbert oversight of
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TIE FUNERAL Of the late John W. Tucker
took place from his late residence, 18th street,
between NJ and y northwest, this afternoon,
and was very largely attended-Easterr Lodge,
No. 4, of Odd Fellows with Prosperi-s band, and
the Presidents Mounted Guard being present
The services were conducted by Rev j. q.
Butler and A. Hosmead. and the remains were
inferred Al aflenlNnnl
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TIE FINE A2Ts.-The sale OF paintings by
Washington artists, to take place at the sales
Tooms OF MessTs. Latimer * Cleary. 0-mOrtOv
evening, Is enc Of the best collections ia Nc sly
respects ever offered hn this city; aad bein 2
from the easets OF our resident artists shOEld
bring out an appPeciative company.
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MRS. FITCH performed an operate part in
Louisville the other evening. Conceive the good
iady's amazement when her eye fell upon thi.
record in the morning paper: "Mrs. Fitch
seemed TO gather up in pearly shell the drip.
ping harmones of the evening, and, like song
full naiad, lift them to the sun to see them gilt
ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

HORACE GREELEY closes up a recent mani
festo with the following paragraph: "Such Is
our position; and II will not be affected by the
nomination of A or b, c or ID. at Cincinnati
Philadelphia, or elsewhere" The INDIANAPOLIS
Erening Journal says this settles the matter 50
tar as Adams, Brown, Chase and Davis are con-
cerned, but thinks the fact that Horace didn't
carry his specuations up to "G, is significant
TO say the least of il.
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:
sr>sti0Es.-lHspector General Gatehel reports
the following arriyals:-He-ring, %, 600; selling
at from S3.15 TO $50 per thousand. Shad
q .oHf: selling at from Ss to so per hundred.
Tailors, 2,0e0 selling at from 81 to s1.59 per
hundred. Bunch FISH; selling at from l6c to
I9c yer bunch. large rock; selling at s1g5
each. $1,000 hard-shell clans arrived of 1ltk
street wharf.
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FINANCIAL AND CoNMERClAB.

In New York yesterday money opened In
better semsnd than curing the latter part Of
last wee X, which is attributable TO an apprehen-
sion that the market IL again 10 be nsde artl-
fcial!y stringent. The banks are poor, and
have little 20 lend to the meI chants, whose de
mSnds, fortunately, are now pressing. hercan-
tile papsrof approved quality sells among the
note trokers az sai2 Per cent Government
TO- = were strong and the stock market was ir-
AT, but IN the main heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

Now THAT SPRING is upon Us, the announce
mepts of agricultural warehouses possess naure
than ordinary iRtefest for the general reader
Wherefore we call attention to the advertise.
ment OF Mir. John a Baker, in another column.
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pbMfTnE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. On
--.-r 'f. l,l4 o. a. tTfstt -
WHAT IT WILL BuI AT sILyERBERes.

= 20 yTGsqe-s- $3.50 - SO EJf.
y & or 8 kaE 4E5re
Hapdssme sst Lace slseyes Aad Collar,
Thrse 1air me lFSa Frsns Hoss. - "a
Sai s ss s ssts: .sR Hose
siaA i've tSsr. three az two fse lhsusstshsd
TSrss All Ssess III a :Ssssstout Hall Hose,
6Ss S.i5 @ aSYS . sss. t Fad sSs:, o,,,
One eood nRisslls OF WAKING Cane,
1s q See SSs w.ina Ss f n fsan..
cssds'e1S ossI s.. = e iss 1ses..,
= Gsfssd ssisd SEQ o. lstcS ssf.s,
Towel or Hat Rasts, nssic Stands,
Set of ak Table Mats,
Set OF npe Wire Dish Covers, fts7 er
f.O S: me- To 3, scs...
Hsndsi me Il-leasher Wallets, warranted,
On Patnting m Sit frame,
Lsrgs variety Of Ladies' Garments ~ one dollar
Two pretty prons for o.,
Handsome Lace Tides, q, and for 81,
bs.s 81 ss.. ban Ban z Tor m
Excellent Kid Gloves sf 81.
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cufs for 81.
e6rb ffh s1l ss'G gn%EIs q
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Stnds, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses. Lockets, Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
In fact, thu largest Assortment OF DOhtah
GOODS IN the city.
SILvERBERG
mETR0PoLITAN DOLLAR sToRk.
sI2 SEVENTH STREET.
spetf Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOG AL NEWS.
Amusemepts. &C.. ro-ns, ,ht.

N0;icHa! Tasassr-''Simm5a-s and SIocurn's
MuStTesS.h
Old FsH0trs' HgU-Gr7rl Tahlr,au AND
Musical Entertainment in aiC q Ca. ga-v RAJ
tIst Church organ fund.
Old Fsilotrs' Hail Nary TG-sl-First Grand
SOCIable OF Liberty Lodge, No. $, X Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

LOUIS SPANIER, 1416 street, has Just op aned
large stock of fine Wines, Liquors and inn port
in this business, can furnish first-class anti.
Gle at extremely low prices. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

DIR. LION, III I street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. ~