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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Carttsy-Yesteriay the
I9Iiowing cases were heard: Brown vs. Chapman
Hssner Co; trial resumed, and verdict for plain
TN for 300, with interest from maturity Of note
march 2, 1851. klakring Freund Il Sherwood
arguments concluded, and given to Jury, witt
permission to render sealed verdict.
the VIII Of wian Wess vas died Tse
account OF the personal estate Of Nicholas r. Van
Za.dt was flied and approved, closing up an estate
which has been for eight years in probate.
Mcguire, co!ored, was charged with larceny of an
egg case and one dozen eggs 70 and costs or thirty
days in jail. Alexander Hastings larceny of a coat
and hat three months in Jail. Reuben Jonson vio-
old, gray headed woman, who has been before the
court quite Frequently, was again charged with
being drunk and disorderly the judge said he Womb,
impose So fine this time, but If brought In npfin ~
would give her the fun benefit Of the law.
THE CASE OF Mr.. Z. p. HOWE.
The following report appeared in Wednesday,
paper, In this department, In relation to the assault
and battery case referred to:
battery on j: w. Davis. This for an affair that
occurred in December last and the warrant was is
SUED on the same day but defendant was not found
until yesterday, when Officer Murphy arrested him
Howe, IL Is stated, is a discharged clerk from th,
PENSION ONCE, but gave in his eccu patton at the
station house yesterday reporter aud was so en-
morning. No one knows him in that capacity The
pToSeqHi."
In justice TO Mr. Howe we will state that he in
forms US that he has not been out OF the city since
December, and could have been found any time by
the officer, and that as Mr.. Davis some time ago
withdrew the complaint, he does not see on what
ground the proceeding stated took place. He SAYS
further, that he has never held civil Office under
the government, and that the entry upon the sta
tlonhouse book to the effect that he gave his occu
patton as a reporter was a mistake. He gave his
occupation as journalist or newspaper man, as he
entitled 10 do,
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GEORG ETOWN.

COAL TRADE.-A telegraphIc dispatch re-
ceived yesterday afternoon from Cumberland
creased ratefof freight had been compromised
with the coal companies, and that the New
central coal company had commenced loading.
Ihere seems to be a conflict of opinion as to
whether there has been any settlement witt,
the other coal companies. The agents here ha.i
no adyices at O'Clock to-day, and were OF the
opinion that no arrangement had been consum-
mated except with the New Central. The
Cumberland Netcs of Yesterday stated that
there was no change in the aspect of the boat
mems strike; while the Daily Times regards the
upon the event. The rates agreed upon with
the New Central company are the same as at
the commencement of the coal trade last sea-
son, s1:4o to Georgetown and S1.I5 TO Alexan-
dIia. That company has built a new Off &c here
which is nicely fitted w, an example which de
serves TO be followed.
CoRNER LoAFERs.-The police of New York
are making corner lOafers ''m0ve on" That
would be a good order for Georgetown, now that
"geDtle spring. is at hand, for there are more
OF those nuisances here to the square yard than
In any other town in the country. CORES
pendent writes TO THE STAR about the antics OF
some OF these candidates for states prison and
the rope. who, he says, infest Fayette street
north and south of First street and have i'm
pudently aecosted school girls in that part OF
the town. He adds that there are some GEORGE
town,fathers who will be mighty apt to nut a
stop to the fun of the young ruffians, if they
should happen to insult the daughters OF said
fathers.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no arrivals Of
grain to-day, but as the culvert at the Point OF
Rocks has been completed sooner than expected
there Will be several cargoes in by Monday
next.
K!"EH NEws.-Arrived-Th steamer G.. H.
Stout, from Philadelphia, with full cargo OF
general merchandise; steamer Express and
Gecrgianna, from Baltimore, with miscellane-
Gus cargoes, and schooner j. l.. Newton, from
Boston, with a large lot general merchandise
for Hartley & Bro, and 229 barrels of potatoes
for j. G. Waters. Cleared-Steamer F.. c.
Knight for New York with 400 barrels of flour.
THE PRICE OF ICR.-Editor Star. From the
list of prices published by the ice companies Of
this District, 1t appears there is an increase OF
at least fifty per cent. in the price Office as com
pared with last season. While we do not be-
hevesthat our ice companies have reaped a
very rich harvest from the sale of ice in former
years, 1T does seem passingly strange that after
such winter as has just passed-than which
there never was one more favorable for storing
ice-the price of ice should be advanced to GO and
so cents per hundred, while last season it sold
for 40 and GO cents. &c.
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The HAIIucrsArrox OF rHr sonAAr FAx-

The HALLUCINATIoN or THE SCHAAR FAM
ILY-In yesterdays STAR WAS Published an
account Of the freaks ofA family named Schaaf,
consisting Of the husband, wife and youth,
who was supposed to be their son, who arrived
in this city Tuesday evening from Baltimore,
ard on Wednesday went to the Executive Man
sien and requested an interview with President
Grant, stating that their step sons, Henry and
Fred Schaaf, had murdered their Aunt Katrina
Lapp, and they desired to have them brought to
justice. Their account was that In 1862 the two
step-sons brought on to Baltimore. from Pitts
burg, Pa, their mothers sister, and carried her
to house on Mulliken street, where they muir
dered her for her money, afterwards hushing mp
the crime with part Of the plumber. The Bal
timOre Sam Of this morning says: enquiry at
the location named rs their residence ,on Balti-
resided there in two back rooms for the past six
months: They lived heEwit lives, the boy only
ever being seen on the street. They supported
themselves by working for merchant tailors, and
one OF them operated on a sewing machine, the
noise OF which could be heard though no one
was ever admitted into their rooms They had
not been missed by their neighbors, who sup
posed that they were living secluded as usual.
Shortly after O'Clock last night the family, in
charge of two policemen from Washington. ar
rived at Camden station, and were conducted
to the Office of the marshal of police. Deputy
Marshal Frey informed the Washington officers
that he could do nothing for the family, and
advised the members thereof to return to their
home in East Baltimore, advice which thew an
peared to receive with great pleasure They
appeared to be straightforward people, con-
versing nationally upOn every subject men
toned, though persisting in their Authorization
concerning the supposed murder. While in
Washington city several physicians examined
them closely. and seemed TO take considerable
interest in the case, which is a very unusual
one, no instance being recorded in medical
works where a whole family at the same time
were under the same hallucination."
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kY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALLEY VIEW FARM
NEAR EEnRG y -

Nj.
NEAR GEoRGETOWN.
BY virtue e deed Of trust, dated February
60 this District, in Liber I. and r., No s. at
folio l59 ct aud at the request Of the party
the asis day Of March, E. D. as On at
oei1ck M at public auction, TO The highest bidder,
Fam" described as follows: Beginning IS perehes
Barber, and running thence south 6sS west q s 10
perehss to The Ridge Road thence with the east side
se W T. g ,Ssi' * " ssrs5s:
$50 Rerches e The div isio9 line between aAiiance
by said dan ia sna nut u ten and
oy sc MA AZ acres and Is perches Of land
The debt remaining unpaid, and for which the
present sale is adyertsed, is 5000, with interest at
The farm has a fine mansion, from which an excel
sht xle~ Is obtained, numerous out buildings, and
and the title ter l lnsss
within one mile of rgetown and near the George
Terms Of sale. One-tbird cash, tof which 500
must DE deposited When the property is struck on
three years, with interest six per cent from the
the property All conveyancing at purchaser cost
II the terms not complied with the deposit to be
mls.ectd fh0Mss i Do&iiN lGn' aSct.
TUE RUSH is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
yodSSe All resay bSr dsxsry regretins the una
Iasf fall owing to the impossibility Of securing
Truly thankful for past favors, having at present
full corps Of first artisans with every facility
w. II. wHEATLEY's
PREMIUM STEAM RYEING AND SEQ OR.
ING EMBELLISHMENTS,
jann - Jefferson street, Georgetown, DO
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Though every one Of my customers, and, in fact,
everybody who enters my stores is astonshed at the
large variety of goods offered end at their extraor
binary and Unprecedented praiseworshiness, yet
still adding new and possibly cheaper aud better
goods every day. The articles arrived and now Of
ftred are:
Square Solid Walnut PICTURE FRAMES, sxlO.
Star-shape Folding HAT-RACK, solid walnut, 81.
Oval-top LOOKING GLASS, l0.kxI4, 81.
Five bottle PLATED CASTORSa u.
Handsome 3-bottle BREAKFAST CASTOB, IL.
Triple plate A BUTTER KNIVES, &C.
Six Ivory handle TABLE or DESSE1T AHINk rs,
Very fine French Git PHOTO; IRAMEs. q.
Pisfs Glass FRENCH MIRRORS, IT,
Russia Leather and nne Morocco WALLETS, very
'-Rf1iIss oHSscS WALLETS with or without chain.
stsrse assortment Of DOLLAR BASKETS.
Anc{hcr large lot Of those handsome LACE IT,
Pians f0fEET sITS 5 pieces in Get, 81.
Hsndsons IL0WER-POT COVERS, all sizes,
Sig Carved Wood NAPKIN RINGS, SOC.
Wood Striped TABLE MATS, In set, o..
Splendid HAIR BRUSHES, ct &C. and 81.
Ladiee' LACE sCARrS, . and G0c.
Cent? ALL-LININ CUFFS, pair for 81:
10 nsy styles Of LADIES' JEwELRY 1t &C.,
ca syi.: q SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, ..
1c., &c., and q.
Besides thousand other articles. No old goods
offered Nee goods daily. receirsd. Yos are not ins.
Sortsssd 70 bxy. You are welcome st any time "a
look over the sock.
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RAILROADS.
BALrrAGsElH ,,s asp oHIoM-

RALTINoRE AND oHIoE-
frxiDs eesSees WASH yGToy Avn 49, =,
soRE AID WASHINGTON AND THEwSsf ar
ON run o s'liG so pp,,rrxopx
Ls.,. daily, ese 1r s ar.iaI' - ~ 60
md ioe g. NJ; loo, siS, Ak, an. s:co, $50 "a .
OH SUNDAY Fog BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ ~ and ssr ~ m, sud l~, s.IAss "a,
FoR ALL way STATIONS
leave daily, except tr..say, NJ az al ana a.
so o.; ~ sis an. ana sd 81 SUNDAY si as ssi
The LOO. sis and s:n .. 10 trsins .fS, =, -. a.,
owing sations ouly, viz: Biad-nsbrrs Rsl,ss,,as
ssnrci, sp.spols yuSetiou, Hanover ana Beisy
az os ;, penT Sil1 :, s J"ssuPs Cut. and Tie
FOR ANNAPOLIS
rnn ~ :: N and 10 p n, Ia; nc trains TO O.
FOR NORFOLK.
leave ~ leo .. m, except stlnisr
FOB ALL PARTS az TRE wrsr
leave asily, except SATURDAY Sna sancay. ~ a.
= o.; sIa S.Ls and SO Z. m. On saturday ~ 80 sni
'oa 81. p m, and on Sunday 81 as snd sGn D M
TRAINS AkRlkE As FolLows:
y a m and s. aud esH m.
LNA phhadelphla ami baltimore ~ tgs
ND a. s a.. 81 80 ssn, $40 aai ma a. n
wv Nv so, ~, e-S, rs, srss. and 10 - D. m
FROM TRE wEsr.
arrive Al iS, eS and l0.s y. m
InrSugh tcsets 70 the West can be has q. t,-
lay; also, az the Company s,fce "a ~ ,ns
Nenue. Passengers purchasing ticket. Al tbs 49,
lns once can there arrange Go have their bserace
ielct and lat into the baggage car. '0o
Fcr New York, PHILADELPHIA and lston .ae a,
reri sement Il :. Through Lipe."
L. VI. COLE, General riclset Agent
GEo. :. hOoNTZ Gea1 AIT, " arlington. laa.
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All OF TEE LATEST STYLES Of Chandeliers at
Hamilton s. Pearson's, Y. NJ. O. A. Build
ing. SIS ,eo2;
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CONSUMERS should use from one-fourth to
one-half less or Docley's than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powders. 1t Is put up fun weight.
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PARIs RANGE, cheapest and best in use; HAM
ilton & Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. 9th and
ID streets. $500;
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SPRING Merino undershirts, Silly.
Gauze Undershirts, 81; worth 81. 25.
Windsor Scarfs, handsome colors. Al.
Spring Gloves, Lavender and Mode colors.
Isle Thread Driving Gloves.
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OF the Perurtcw Syrup "a protoxide OF iron)
from weak sickly, suffering creatures, to strong,
healthy, and happy men and women, AMI in
vaiids cannot reasonably hesitate TO give il a
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is a spe-
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RuBIxsrEIN AND WKINIAwsKI pay their
farewell visit to Washington Saturday evening.
These great artists should be heard by every
one before their return to Europe. They each
will perform some fifteen odd rare selections.
The tickets for reserved seats may be obtained
at Metzerott & Co.'S.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

~.
Beautiful Dress Goods, in sage and mignonetts
1Ihaues large assortment of medium aud low priced
Dress Goods; l000 yards new Spring Percaies Cali
goes, and Shirtlngs; best makes of Shirrings and
Sneetlngs, very cheap 50 pieces Black Alpacas and
Mohairs, from Is cents to Is: Cassinlpres ana
suitines, for men and boys. We have n large stock
AID offer great 6dI gains.
BENJAMIN MILLER
pE-3m 101 Bridge street, Georgetown
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LUXURY, Health, Economy insured by using
Doeiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls
Biscuits, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try
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MEssRs MILLER s. JONES are the agents fol
McDonneiPs celebrated Champagne Cider
inns article is puye and delicious. Sold whole
sale and retail at their Wine Store, 1925 +
street, National Theater Building
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GEO. C. HESSrNe. 40 7th straa,

DIR. BINGHAM, OF New York, iis 18th street
near Pa. ave, treats Paralysis, Rheumatism.
Cancers, Blood Poisons, and Nervous dis
eases. a.
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LOCAL NEW 8.
AmuSeusents. 60 To..l~nt

uSeS"tS, IT, IO.U1Snt.
"cA Opera HouSs.- English opera 80 II
TTOyatore."
fhsaier Co~igae--A variety entertainment of
drama, song, dance, &c.
&crlnIs HaU.-Lecture by DIR. Woodward in
aid OF the Toner fund for the advance ment OF
medicine.
Armory IF Co. d, W. T.. Musical, literary
aid dramatic entertainments.
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of DR.
Nistar N embalmed I'm the hearts of thousands
whom bis Bdlsdm Of Wild Cherry has cured OF
coughs. colds, consumption, some other form
OF pulmonary disease. 1t is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for II is con-
stantly increasing. G
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Oe,i AZ once, rs we cannot guarantee the stoye nj,
paraieed io~ prices for any definite length Of TIM
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Do NOT FORGET 10 deposit in the German
American Savings Bank, 5I5 eth street north
west, ON or before April ist Deposits draw In
terest from that date. +
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PRICE LIST
CIR C.HRIHs
AT
ELPHONZo YOUNGs q cps.
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ii. II. HENPLEE adyertises the best gold
speetacles for only six dollars.
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Hamilton s. Pearson's, Y. NJ. O. A. Build
ing. 3,2s,eo2;
CONSUMERS should use from one-fourth to
%sima less Of than Of Tsnes or
PARIs RANGE, cheapest and best In use Ham,
llton & Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th and
ID streets. 3,2s,eo2;
MEssRs. MrLLrR & JoNrs are the agents for
McDonnelPs celebrated Champagne Cider.
inns article If puIe and delicious. Sold whole
sale and retail at their Wine Store. 1875 Z
street, National Theater Building
SPRING Merino Undershirts, sI.12x.
Gauze Undershirts, 81; worth 81 o.
Windsor Scarfs, handsome colors. Al.
Spring Gloves, Lavender and Mode colors.
Isle Thread Driving Gloves.
New goods.
GEO. C. HENNrNo, 40 eth street.
DIR. BINGHAM, OF New York, iis 18th street
near Pa. ave, treats Paralysis, Rheumatism
Cancers, Blood Poisons, and Nervous dis
eases. 81
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by the use
OF the Perurtow Syrup "a protoxide OF iron)
from weak, sickly, suff6 ring creatures to strong
healthy, and happy men and women AMI in
yalids cannot reasonably hesitate 10 give il a
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is a spe-
cihc. /.
Luxury, Health, Economy insured by using
Do9iey's east Powder. Elegant Light Rolls.
Biscuits, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try
1t. 6
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of Dr.
Wistar n embalmed i'm the hearts of thousands
whom his Bdtsdm Of Wild Cherry has cured of
coughs. colds, consumption, some other form
OF pulmonary disease. 1t is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for Il is con-
stantly increasing.
YE PTNPLED. BLoTCHED AND ULcERArEp
Victims or scr0fulOus diseases, who drag your
unciean persons into the company of better
men, take Ayers ScrSapariId, and purge ont
the foul corruption from your blood. Restore
your health, and you will not only enjoy life
better, but make your company more tolerable
10 those who must keep it. eo3&w
For COUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS. use
"Browns Bronchial Troches," having prored
their efficiency by test of many years. eos
PoND's EXTRACT is Tor sale at wholesale nv
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THE NATIONAL SAvINas BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month
to 1Sta ,itis
SOUND FEET being indispensable TO health
and comfort thousands OF persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Ch1ropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
treasury Tor relef from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice As TO suitable shoes.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Haums hoors6irt and corset factory, 7th street
ineihsencer Building. 1913
THERMOMETERS and Barometer r. are repaired
AND made to order by Hempler. near ~ street
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Georgetown Advertisements

EOR SALE-A nearly new BRICK HOUSE No
l. % West st. Georgetown; has seven large rooms
double porch, gas a 4 water Terms very reason
able. Inquire at 81 High 81
h1sot j. O. NICHOLS
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Yesterday, Detective Comes arrested Jube and
Henry ~ Ter, two colored boys, for alleged lar
ceny Of thirty pounds of butter from the store
Of Mesers. Wheatley s. Rohrer on Tuesday last.
Blessrs Sargent and McElfresh arrested Alex
amber Hastings for alleged larceny Of . hat and
coat belonging to Cornelius Shinn. The hat
was found on Hastings head.
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TsssSesEEfESsa 5,Sk EFT ssTMEEN E1-,
PHIA, AND NV iokk - - ~

MAsHiNsroN, November 9, lSl
Trains between " ASKING TON and NAV YORk
follows.
FOB NEw YORK, ,ritl.oNf ohaas, AZ cs-s
Leave daily lexcept Sunday NJ $50 a m, LOO ami
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave cAily texcept Sunds, Al a. IA an ana Gsc
ON SUNDAY
4 80 .. N. eHis
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 D. m. trails
My. -
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New Yor. An,
boston can be had az the station o.oe a. al hsnrs
ftne day. '
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad aay.rtisaneD, a.,
,cheiuie between Washington, baltimore, AnHap,-
IL ard the West.
THos. r. SHARP, ASH Master Transpor,st,or
L. NJ. COLE, GeLeral Ticket Agent.
Gko. =. hOONIZ, Agsnt, " sshineton. 1en
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YE PINPLED. BLoTCHED, AND ULcERArrp
victims OF scrofulous diseases, who drag your
unclean persons into the company of better
men, take Ayer's ScrsapariIid, and purge out
the foul corruption from your blood. Restore
your health, and YOU will not only enjoy life
to those who must keep ii. en3,SW
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PONDS EXTRACT is Tor sale at wholesale b,
Chas. Stott q Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. tw ~
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GROCERS.

A ILANIIC MILLS.
CRUSHED WHEAT
Can be bought AZ
r J. 3. ERGooDs,
CHoICE GROCERIES.
mZG Corner sth aud q streets, northwest.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
.cubs-..... wed-Mar Is .Russia..... wed--Apl. 10
Abyssna... " cd--Ari. 81 0aisbria- .Med.-Apl. ~
Aiger . 49,; MsdApl 9 java: wed--Apl. .
engers
And every following WEDNESDAY and sArUR-
RArzs OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, ESQ, sloo, and els
f fssass ass: g. s tsSSl.Ss as%
stssessss; Sa%s ana
and ali parts q Europe, a loves, y. rates TRroSsh
bills Of iading given 70 Beif.n, Glasgow, Hsyre,
sSa s point For u ss sas ssss ind
sage, apply at the Companys ONCE, No. Bowiins
Green; Tor storage passage, at No. III Broadway
noTis-is cHAs G. FRASCKLYs. Agent.
A SCHoR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
tion Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland, go
Norway, Swedcn, Denmark, Germany ,SSx&2S
cstin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIv
EXCURSION TICKETS, size.
intermediate, 500; Steerage, $50; all payable In
Parties sending for their friends in the old Coun.,
can Purchase tickets at lowest rates. For further
PartssgiaEs spply to the Agent, Q. OAMMAcK, il.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
mayl6 Bowling Green, New YORK
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
rE *lnhsHlEd tx a 1Fz EaEiy w. o. T.
,s., ' xss siS a fr q: FIe ITH.,''
q s. sss:$sf az
Az r: T., fs ksIRE, sffs =. We.
m EROHANTv LII 9I eTEAAsHIPs.
NA wAsHmeffooIEr AID NEW FORK.
Eerssax shs a.s sss.nship. , O. kHIalf -
bHIA, WAsH1GT0d "a GfQR9E -
eEoRGET0XH go ii11f ~. n. =
At oI al ssso1HasiSs - srk pxHHAu,
ASsnf, p1ee n VhaFf f1ck q Ai1h aTesta deQrge
town. or 6 ~ seen9 q M assse - 1s1 xsEh
isii-d Nv. fHonPsoH. Prsaas.e.
u 141UIDV LADTIs' 1XfIo1AL DUUe
"a ISS GsSAn 9k129r, 60 - =
- 3: ~ - e {: Sc: 9 81
S s.: 4: y g s: 8; IS $ s.!
Ns. s "a - STs.s &c g ::
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
r. le0than half the cost Of ready -rnade nev o0es
SILK DREoSE8 speciality. felS-lv
uIsD EUBELD ~UTILD DULCR" TOOfI
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and SHOE business, and Oilers great tnducements
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For COUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS. use
"Browns Bronchial Troches," having prorea
their efficiency by test of many years. eos
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COLORADO SAPPHIREs and Alaska diamonds
In gold, also opals elegantly cut, set in gold
rings, studs and earrings, received at Prigg's
jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Y street.
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A NEW CoRPoRATIoN.-A number Of promi-
nent colOred citizens, male and female, among
them william X. De Cordova, Rev. Jacob r.
Hamer, Henry A. Cant, Col. Perry H. Carson,
tanned charter under the act Of Congress in
cooperating themselves a. the ''Rose of Sharon
Grand Council Of the Daughters and Sons OF
st. Luke" The organization, rs stated in its
charter, has for its objects purely benevolent
matters and the performance Of acts Of Chris
tan charity.