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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-16

ie4 2Ojy6 Sherif of the Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-16

isll 25 jyl2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-16

myaa jel52a Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-16

my2a je2 20 sheriff of the Parish RI 2 Of 6Tledis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-16

mylsIell8 shsriH Of t6s Parish Of Orleans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Gnropaifd)e Aebertidt.

Nm 6. {. bat Der III. 8aterobne III
iceutipn bic Grnennuns BON feben,ebn
BtI9Sfen unb Grsbii&Sftn BEN garbis
nalseoueeium anseidnbt8t. - Die y ie,
M pntefi11e NeSierunS wirtbi1aftet
In ber betannten Wanter fort. &tr9en
unt Rlbfer rsrben auf 0runb tes ~Sfs
fentli9en Nusens" etnse3osen, bic tbeos
loaiI1en 9ebrRlble aufSeboben, bic &e@te
Der air4e unb jesli@er 3elision bet je>
>er @elesenbeit bintan8eiebt uno oapur@
aller @elt tlar sema9t tpas Der Gapour's
l&e Cat BON rer ,freten &irae i'm freien
Staate" au bebeuten bat. @as bic Wi>
nifter Nictcr Gmmanuels unter ,Sfentz
li&em Nubsn" perfeben, benefit bei>
5pielsweiie Der umftanb. taB in benz aIs
berdbmten &loftH unb Der ebrwdrbisen
2ir&e BON Santa Groee Elm f5uisli<
1eS @efGt einseridtet pirb, mic in
bem Noptciate Der Seiuiten bic Ma r.
Rdlle f1r ben &5nis etablirt wurben.
Anfatt ber tbeoloSii&en 2ebrRdble entNes
ben Ibeater unb dbnlt9e Nnfaltea In
ipel9en bic emp5enefe @ers5bnuns BON
Reliaion unb Sihli9teit ibre funfses
re9te Dari1equns fnbet. Da6 bic "9is
beralen" auf bieie @eiie ibrem bittern
6ai5e sesen be 4ir9e unp reren Diener
AuSbrud sebsn fnben mir ebenio Be-
9reiHi9, als ta6 fe batur@ ben Nf ab<
idsen, auf pel&em fe lelber fsen.
Sn Spanie n If nur Gins fiber.
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Mmapeo's bur@ ibrs ld&uli&en Teles
aran,me ben Auffanb tobtia9t, In bsm-
lelben Mabe miro eS sffenfunbt9. ta6 iie
ni1t i'm Stanbe it, beGelben wirtli@ 6err
III wereen. Da Qdsen bstanntli6 fur3e
Beine toben, ,rcllen baS Sour. bes Debate
wie aud bas ,,@olf'i&e Bureau" ben
Depei&en Sasuftas tetnsn @lauben
rnebr l@enten. 9ebtenS ldbt f& aus
paris pom 10. {. tslesrapbtren, bab laui
~Yripatbriefen" aus Spanien bic Nieters
la8e Der 4arliRen bet Srosqutet q
f@ auf etnen 8erluR BON 200 Wann
an 0efanSenen, 1ooten unb 0erwunoes
ten rebuetre, tpdbrenb MnfansS BE @es
fanSensn, ollein i@on $50 bstrusen. -
Detter betbt es, bds bic 2arltiten In san,
Btscapa nit aleiniaer Ausnabml
psn Bilbao WeiRer 1eien. Dtr leaer
auf biele MslbunS. bic ,pir an unb ID,
fi@ aud nod ni@t einmal fdr ao., al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
THE COCRIS.

POLICE COURT, Judge SnsH.-L. G. Close
charged with using prOfsne and indecent
iangnage; hned IS. John CavaEaugb, same Of
fence III Louise alley; fined 50. George W. DYER,
same offence in a co,ored church: fined -
EhEabeth Cavanaugh and Isabella Wilson,
charged with being Migrants; sixty DAYS AZ the
iaim Robert Golden, boisterouS and profaue
ia Georl clown market house: fined S. .Iobn
Lewis, coiored, charged with carving a slung-
shot. LEWIS said lie had taker Il away from a
boy Tins did not convince the Judge and he
hhed hIn $50. Ophela Brown, a colored vag-
ram; was - mt 10 the farm for sixty DAYS. Ellen
Nash, hS has boen three days in succession at
tne court for curSiag, was again brought in on
Tie tame old charge, and seUt down in default
OF - hne. SikCsey Butler, an athletic six foot
re elbow, charged with making an assault and
siyiI him huge knot over the right eve. The
AFFAIR grew oat Of a difficulty about colorcd
damsel; case dismissed. James Parker a re-
spectacle looking man, charged With making an
assault and battery on Bessie Parker, his wife
lheSe people live on the corner of Rhode Island
Avenue ana 18th street. and Parker has been
under bonds before this occurrence to keen the
peace. Mrs. =. SAID he came home last night
and accused her Of breaking open his trunk,
which she denied, whereapon he knocked her
down and kicked her in the lace and q ftergards
seized razor and sgore he would take her life
Der testimony was cOrrObOrated by q lady who
was visiting in the house, and who sgore TO
taxing a lghted coal oil lamp away from him as
he was about 20 dash il at his wife. Parker it
is further charged, after his arrest last night
went home after giving bail for his appearance
and assaulted his wife i'm bed, whereupon she
hebron the house for protection in her night
clothes The judge fined him $50. and required
$500 bonds for the peace for six months, and IN
stand committed until given. James Make
assault and battery on George Hart with the
end of whip sock loaded heavily with lead;
fined 500, or sixty days in jail. Wilson CIR fifth
was charged in the warrant with saying cuss
words; Iasped for So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The A. N. r.. Conference reessembled ye>ter-
day morning. j. e. Cox and Augustus Robin
con were admitted into full communion with the
church The vote by which George Paine was
admitted at a previous session was recensidered.
and lie was refused admission on the ground OF
III bealth. The committee appointed 70 wait
upon President Grant reported they had per
Tor zsed their dUty, and that the President would
be happy TO receive the members OF the con-
terence to-day at IL O'Clock. The missionary
sermon was ordered 10 he preached this after
noon by Rev. K. A. Hall. pastor OF 81. Paal's
Church. Conference adieurnedto take part in
the emancipation celebration.
1ne services IN the evening were well az
tended. and Rev. g. NJ White, of Frederick.
Nd, preached an interesting sermon from Exo-
dus, yii4.
FOURTH DAY.
Sev. Samuel Watts was announced rs having
been transferred from the Philadelphia con-
ference. John IL. T. Gray, w. II. johnson,
Alex. Berry and W. A. Hughes were elected
,leacons for the LEGAL work. For elders orders
WarDar Smith and James Reed were presented.
In the itinerancy, Jacob L. Hatton. Llovd Be n
son. Arthur Jones, Josiah II. Hughes and Jas
II. Shinar were elected elders.
hey. MIR. Cobb addressed the conference on
the Bible cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
Emancipation Ceiebrs1iop

TIE ENEECIsEs IN JUDICIARY s0UAEE-
HikttHAN By GOV. COOKE AND GIN. CHIP
NAN.
Yesterday, after the procession Of colored
people celebrating the anniversary OF the proc
lsmation 81 Emancipation IN The District of Co
Iumbla hau arrived at Judiciary Square ard
been called 70 order by Mr. Robert w TOnD-
kiHs. the orator OF the Gay. giOn. x. r FliiC;
was lnuOduc, and delivered a most Interesting
AMI elCC GCut address.
Governor Cooke WIS then introduced anS made
q few ICDaTks. He stated that no government
can exist that cebaIs any portion OF its citizens
fIOm fair ard eGual 7. ghtS i'm the dirsctior al IT,
affairs Every American citizen .h0uId resoica
an the event they lad met 10 celebrate and he
Wa present 20 express his SNmnatby and iOv
with iLt m on the GommemOration-o OF that great
event 1Ety were -dithiul during long suffering
ard bondage; during the war they helped frLf
our battles. and tas party and the a-Iuiuistra-
non uid not forget tins fact, and gave the color
Ell TaSe emancipation and the means OF protect
ing that right. They bad a glorious future he
fore the NJ, and u j. IsOSy fer them 70 work out
ihe sll;s that the future prCmises. lie bid
them Gcd sTteG in their efforts.
MIR. Henry johnson Eere read letters from
- NOR - mrtr, ice President Colfsx, Hon.
W d. Kelly Hon Il. II. Ramsay. and ex- savoT
h.Nth, rfsJStting then inability 10 be present.
6theral ChiTman was thsn introduced and
addressed the asScmblsge. He said that his
was their Fourth OF july. They owed IL 10 their
ancestors AMI 70 po>terity 20 keep alive this cee-
bration annually, and the District OF Columbia
- a Place peculiarly appTOpriate-the place
Nhere the great work OF tmlncipStiOu was man
gHTat6d. But that work i 10 be finished. and il
,;ntt Se I'm TiSn u soon The supplementary civil
lasSage by democrats. day after day, but its
passage y certain az ihe present session
iS''lSh are, OF fEilade u hia. Mr.. F. :. Bos-
wei, Col Perry Carson and others addressed the
meeting. The stand gave Eay during the sneak
ing, but TO one was injured.
a grand levce was given at the hall of the
Pioneer Corps. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

MILITARY NOTES.-The Governor Mounted
Guards have received a challenge from the new
company, Washington Grenaders, to shoot for
silver cup, and u Is likely thar IL will be ac-
copied snd an early day in May fixed for the
target Showing
The Washington Light Infantry Battalion will
complete its organization by the election OF a
ma iOr and al utant
Ihe Coreoran Zouaves Captain Doughty ex-
ptct 10 receive shandsome stand of colors from
MI W w Corcoran on his return fIon Europe
ne rec cap they now wear will be substituted
mrrno roil, and yellow frz- Preparations are
being made by them for a trip to SorfoIk. Va
on July 4th. '"-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
@ Z 0 r G. f IT 0 WN.

CANAL NEws.-Up to three O'Clock last even.
ing, 542 boats arrived from Cumberland with
COAL besides Others with grain, wood, &c, since
the list OF April. 1t is expected that the number
for the month of April will exceed 1 900 boats
with coal alone far greater number than any
previous year. At nine O'Clock this morning the
wa er was again let in the lower level of the
canal TO the basin, and large number of boats
which have been detained there with stone Sc.
passed through. The entire line OF the canal Is
now in fine working order
SALES OF $500 bushels strictly prime wheat.
at s2.l0.
WoRKMEN are busily engaged this evening in
digging the trench for the new water main on
abe west side of the Aqueduct Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

LIKE RFGVLARs ON dress parade, the teeth
should always he scTnpuicu>lv clean and tree
from biemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Scss6oHt. and when they
are veterans in the service they VIII sui be as
good ss new" vs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
NEW SPRING GOODS.

FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN GOODS r
EkkhCi PKRC ALEs AND BATTlSTE.
MARlPOSA AND IOss MITE STRIPES
LINENS DAMASK AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK eros CHAIN SlLES
JAPANFSE slTES. SPRING POPLINS.
GRAY SILK MINTURSs GRENADINEs
Cray snd Sisck striped lyons Silks, ~ 8 Is.
nohairs, Silk and Wool Poplins, Pong~es,
And other HESS GOODS, just received
Also,
NEW STYLES PApsSOt.s: . splendid stock
hogan a WYLIE
ars-;f lois aud lo2o Tth street n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

ALL FIDpLE-DE- DEk,-Iaugh at the indviG-
ual who tells yon that the full complement Of hair
cannot be restored after il has begun 20 come
out fully. We tell you il oaH. We assure YOU
that TsAaIoR's Hair Izrieorasrr has effected that
object thousands and thousands Of times. We
guarantee the result. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

CoATINes, Vestings, Suirngs. and Panta'ocn
Goods. in large variety. OF the fines quality, 10
be made to order in the best manner only.
one price 10 al. GRO. c. HENNiNG,
No. 40 eth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

THOSE who are skeptical OF the virtues OF Du-
ponco's Golden Pills, have but 70 give them a
trial and then doubts will vanish. Sold whole
sale and retail by z. II. Gilman. Retail by
the following druggists:-Kidwel x Son; r
ID. DOwling, ~ and c streets southwest; j.
CoughlIn, r. corner OF 9TH street: p. II. Heller,
9Th and streets; W. Il. Entwisle; Wilfred
Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
CITY TIE NJ :.

PATENT wATKE REFIEcroR. good thing. at
HAMILTON ~ PEAEs"Ss, \. VI. &. A. Build
ing. 9Th and n SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

CoRNs, bUHIoTs BAD NAILS, Sc.-Thous-
andS are relieved At DIR. whites establishments
80 l5tL street. opposite United States Treasury.
Washington, and North Charles street, Bslti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The Arlington EiIe ln>Rrau,e Coraosnv have
purchased ne property know IT as the AF.,CauIcv
nous oh me avenue. above Riggs, for s2s. go
after.
The boy OswCN, reported as having been
hJIitd 5y street car yesterday, did net have
ms leg broken. IL sppea-s that he came i'm
contact WITH one Of the horses attaches. to the
car No "a and not 81, and " as lightly y iured
No bian,e was attached 20 tire driver
1tsttTday orEcCr Buysman arrested A stout
ceiortd fellow, named DUnmOre Su,isl alias
Morse, charged with an attempt at rape on a
little cCioreCsGiTl, named chs riotte Page. about
II years OF age. He is held Tor a hearing to-
Yesterday Ferdinand Butter, in the probate
court, gave bond in the sum o. $500. ant. auali-
hed a. Tie administrator OF the estate Of ELIZA
BETH p Abbott; also gave bond IN the sum OF
S5-tt0 a. guardian of his infant child, Mary
Elizabeth Butler, iegatee OF Joseph Abbot, de
ceased.
Mr. +. = Jennings delivered a Discourse in
The city Ha!I last nj ght on the subject of.rThe
Thief on the Gross, in which She took the
ground that Christ did not promise the t;.iet
that he should 60 20 Paradise fErs dgy hut : n
ply that he should be with Hin in Parz69~a
whom tie. hImself, .csme into His king,lsr,. J,
IN accordance with the thiCf's petition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

TEE MOST celebrated and successful L.Atrche
Heaters and Slate NJ antels In the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips ~
Hamilton a. Pearson's. No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A BufId-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

OUR ASSORTMENT in Youth. Boys and Chi
drens Clothing II one of the larges: in this CITY,
embracing all the newest designs Tor spring and
summer. EIsRMAN & RRO
505 9Th street, Nav Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Or. LEON, IN 1 street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler. near 4 = stree I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

FISHING ROBS, a fne assortms mt: also n large
Il lot Of Ck0QpET StTrS: much below the
usual prices at fRlNCk's BAZAR, 1905 Pennsyl
yania avenue. anj7tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
Georgetown Advertisements
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

x DON LlNG, AUCtiOneer.
TPUsTEE's sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OF hkI6GE AND t ttSG !" s FREEZE
6E0RGETOWN, c.
= 2sth ls70. reOorded in i6er as folio ass. OF m.
:, cJIsnd record. Of WASHINGTON county, District
thereby, wewil sell at public au ton on The STem
isst, on WEDNESDAY. April IAN Is7z, az
D. O. sn2f or f Far Of around II
northwest corner If Br dGe ard Congress street,
north line q Bridge street thence nth and paral
l. with Cong ess street humid red aud ten feet
twenty four feet 20 the 81 l:ne ~ Congress-
thence south by AND with the line II Congress
street enc Aurdred and feet ~ the place OF he
giI mrs, in proved by valuable Brick store, now
Terms II sale: $500 cash: balance In 70. Is. .,I
= months secur,d ty Iotes beafng interest ami
deco on trust on the property geo to be PAID when
not compli with within five days from the dav Il
sale, The sac shall be fortified. ana tie trustees
and cost of the defaulting pu-ohaser by adveTtisnS
the same three times ia daily ews paper published
ciDg at purchaser cost.
PA pARNEILLE.f Trustees.
apl6 THOs. DOWNING, Auct.
Wn. Il. "BEATLkY,S
AND SEQ HS Ftl,i R vIys,ieStfisuyryr
OFFIcE-4s JEFFERSON STREET,
GeOrGetowE, DC.
Estaeli;hed 1881; premium awarded ISL; and Is nov
Ibs Ol the OLDEST largest and most complete alb
Hsnmenis OF the Kind IN this country. Nv patrons
NH consult their OWE interests by sending in their
;ail and winter goods during the summer months
Bet place IN the District for Cleaning OF DysinC
IRE ~ IL mens Clothing Everything spper:aining %
the business well and promptly executed ofice
closed daily at sunset, except saturday, when will
be open uttil s7s ?. m. Post Office Box 723. ap2
RR. B., J. s0UTBwORTH HAS REMOVED
~ his flee 90 Prospect Cottage. corner Of Pros
pct and Lingan streets Ufice hOurs-S 70 10 a m
II 10 p m, 4 10 ,. m, q toe y. m. msrls-lm-
METZ & HENDERSON,
Nl successors 20 Geo. w. Orme,D
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, &c.
80 BRIDGE STREET, Georgetown, n. e.
Goods delivered in any part oi the District free Of
charge. u,.,7.Im-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
LOG a l. NEWS.
An,rseDcnts. <>c., Tonight.

NdfiCnGl Tis0tST-TEe LYDIA Tho.,rson Pur
Iesque Troupe in ''SiHhad. the Sailor
Ligc,IH Hrl--LeCture p Rey.T Deyyit. Tai
mage on ''GTumbler &. Co"
Old Ielotrs' HaV, No-y Ydrd-Fair nv The
Ladies hebekah Degree Association, No. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

81" Angelina, my angel. can you tell me why
vour lovely eyes are like friends separated by
distant climes ?'' 81 No, Augustus, C ,n't. Tell
me. oh tell Ine why they're ihus.n "a Because
they ecTresIond, but never meet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, y. Y. ave.
and 18th st, pays FER Ct. on deposits. Gt3.l4tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

ALASKA DIAMONDS, nne French Jets tortoise
shell, amber and English jet je9elry, spring
styles, with gold wires, received at Prigg's jew
elTy store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Az and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

sEW GOODS received fsglv Cor the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising an the lsi.si Soveliiesin
DRESS GOODS.
BILOXI ans CoLt RED SILKS. MaHAIRS. ..
PANfSh rilk~. tOrLtNS. DBLIN NARDESs
"a all siyl's, Black sd Mht'e ALtACAs IN -
prices, beautiful SPRING SHAwLS.
WHITE nREss GoppS
az al classes for srun@r wear
TIE NEwESr STILES PARASOrs
large VARIETY %
Choice Prints and Domgstics; C.ssimeres, Tor Mrns
az Bcys wear
And special attention l. called 90 she
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
which comprises The is',st designs in
ENGLISH BkUSSkls aud handsore
INGRAM CARPETS
Banging fram rs cert- O. 81 per vsrd
Go, STRAW MATriNG AZ 25 cents
Nice OIL CLofH ~ 30 cents pr yard
csli 90 this establishments wild save purchsser.
considerable m one.
~REMEMBER THE ARCADENn
i21 SENENrH STREET.
apl3tMayo Between D AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Nav PrnLIcATIoNs.-From Shillington and
also from J. &. Parker we have Frank Leslie's
Lddy's xNSG<iRe for May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

REAT BAR AIMS
ELEGANT sPRING GOODS
Parasols. from - cent? 20 S.
Grenadiues. from IS cents o. s cents
Block silks. from slup Au ELEGANT cras "a b.
IyIes SIX at 90, worth . ~
Beached and unbleac he'd Cuftons. fr N, rar.s- "a,
Ladies sud Gents Underwear. direct from AZ.
% snufaoturers. AZ " hob sale prices
Eegant Paris hid-. 81
Black AlpHcas. r. M - cents M.
Goats A sterling Spool Cotton, cents
Linens % ell kinds. very cheap. auA = h0-f HF
other goods tar below their market value ".
invite those v ho wish g. buy GOOD Goods Citap fr.
Casa 20 call shd e. anime
BRODHEAn Co
spl5 tmy4 1905 v Il, bet lsfh aua ~ n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

FAsHiOSABLE WEDpING.-St. Johns Fnisco-
pal Church was well filed yesterday afternoon
with brilliant and fashionable assemblage to
witness the Wedding Of Lieutenant Ed. McCau-
l-y, OF the United States marine corps. to Miss
Fannie Steele, daughter OF Franklin Steele, of
GeOrgetoVn. The ceremony WAS performed by
Rev. j. Vaughn Lewis, rector OF the church
Among those present were Mrs. Secretary Robe
son. Lady Thornton, Mrs. Admiral Porter, Adj
niral and Mrs. Bailey, Admiral Radford, Gen.
and Mrs Delaheld, and Gen. ZeIIin and family
ASSAULT on A PoLiCENAN-A number of
Young eolored men went into a confectionery
establishment near the corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue and I'D street. yesterday afternoon and
behaved IN a disorderly manner, helping them
selves 20 what they wished, and finally getting
INTO fight Officer Burroughs attem pied TO
9ceil the disturbance. but was very rouehly
handled. He managed 20 get away from them,
anu, on Bis returning with rsinforcements, the
y arty had left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
CLOTHING.
IOTICE OF moyAL.

NOTICE oFR EmOYAL.
q. STAFFAN
TT r OTHIEE.
Has removed 10 sO7 Urn STREET, fourth door
moth Il ID street,
Th,rs be has !ust recriyed select stock Of MEMS,
lOlTH and BOYS SUITS which will D. snl.
f,r less than the lowest in the market anil lst.
Il }. HEiBEhGEk,
sucoessar 20 n .. LOndon a co.. -
CITIZENS, AkMf AND NAVY
AERCHANT TAILOR, ~
. metropHi,an hutcl, date Browas,l NJ
LONE IDEA"
CLAN SWEEP
OLoTHISG shLE.
AZ paE RaIi. $751; -----f ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

HANDSOME FALSELY SHAWL, American
Button Hole Sewing Machine, and other unre-
deemed articles can be had at bargains at
Princes Bazaar, i006 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

\ CARD PROM Miss CUKNINGHAM REGENT
oy THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATIoS.-Miss
Ann Pamela Cunningham, regent OF the Mount
vernon Ladies Association OF the Union, pub
fishes a card in one OF the morning papers in
relation TO the charges recently made against
her Nv Mrs. Emily EdSOn Briggs, ia which She
(Mi,s % says that the $500 raised by the MasopS
81 CaiiOIula aS a nucleus OF a fund for the cree
ton 0I = monument over WashingtOn's remains
J. on Ceposit with the treasurer, Governor H. d.
Cooke, awaiting additions TO make il adeGuate
70 the object contemplated by the donors. She
futthsS says that, with the exception of two
mol Us OF lat ear, the monthly receipts from
the Mount Vernon boat did not reach 800 a.
stated by Mrs Briggs, and that the receipts in
December last were but Si21s. She saws the
income OF the estate has been made quate to the
demand, but by close economy IL has been sue
eessiuily met The regent receives no salary
and the money appropriated is spent for the
interest OF the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

WOODS ON FIRE--On Sunday last the woods
Baltimore and Ohio road and Queens Chapel
were set on hre by an incendiary, and much
damage Was done TO fencing. out buildings. Sc.
before the flames were checked '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

y PCsT OFFICE MEssENGKR CHARGED WITH
TIE LARCENY OF OFFICE BLARKs-On FRI
day last, James l.. McPhail, chief of the bu-
reau of mail depredatiOns, Post Office Depart
ment, gave nfOImation at the Police Court, on
which warrant was issued, charging Ernest
Weber, messC niger in that department, with
the larceny of blanks valued at 5000. Marshal
ECkloff arrested him, and Judge Smell fixed the
bonds at 500 for hearing TO- MORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

"A Corner 81. Z avenue and 18th street,
Washington. ID. @,
LuMBER. LINT, CEMENT. SAND, &c, &C, &C
LUMBER BILLS cut 20 order on short notice.
Paving purposes delivered IN any part Of tss Dis
RIAL ESTATE bought and ssid and money IN
vested To this branch q the business will here
s ssss s ssy dm ten M Sn o saH M