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a HCHoB LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to ard from any RAILWAY STA.
non or Seaport IN Great Britain, Ireland N6,SS
Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany ,<3ExN
France, Holland, Belgium and the CnitedSk
States.
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIy.
snfooL' sLAsGoW and DERRY, Sos and SIC
EXCURSION TICKETS. sI2O.
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Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-r
can purchase tickets at lowest rates. For flrTns,
particulars apply TO the Agent, O. CAMMACK Ia
lays n street, Washington.
HENDERSON BROTHERs
nsye Bowling Green, New Yors
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A DRILL CBALLENGE.-Messrs George Hol-
com and John Henning, of the COrcOran ZOuayes
Heath Zouaves, of Pittsburg. for q competitive
drill for 500 side. but the Heath Zouayes
have failed TO respond. Messrs. Holcom and
Herring accepted q challenge of two parties in
Boston for a competitive drill, but since doing
SO have failed also to get reply from them.
THE PICTURE SALE To-NIe Hr.-our readers
should not forget the sale of paintings by local
artists to take place at the auction rooms of
Latimer s. Cleary this evening. So. good an
opportunity to procure desirable pictures viii
not soon again occur.
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY srOkE
AID BLANK BOOK MASUfACTORT
flrst- Class goods Al fair prices, for cash
biIHsGkAPHlhG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BlNDINC DONE To ORDER
Inc public ere invited On call and eraUp me onr new
NoNh' BIN. ". FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Rsp6
aud neHt door 30 Jay Cooke A C5s
.rnu Washington. d ~.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c. To.r,,~,.t

WAITS Or|Td Hoss-e.-The ALBANY Combina-
tion N 20 Uncle TOl's Cabin
nea.er Comi9Rs.-SOngs, burles4ues, dances,
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To Mrs. a. T.. Sprague, Madame de Potestad, Miss
EHSfis, and others
LADIES: ! am instructed by the Board of Hos
pital administration of the Children's Hospital
to express their sincere thanks for the beautiful
screen, presented for the use and amusement
of the little sufferers, and also for the hand
some donation accompanying II.
We feel very deeply, and appreciate most
highly, the warm interest you have manifested
Ia our work, and you may rest assured that the
memory Of your names and kind act will ever
he flesh IN the minds Of all connected with the
Chidren's Hospital.
With renewed thanks, I Ann very sincerely
anu truly yours,
Tho. MILLER, Chairman, &c.
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1873.
The ladies named above take this occasion to
acAIcwh dge the kindness Of Gen. Zeilin in
enaethg inc seroscs r OF tne Marine band OF
ton h II, and of Messrs. Philip and Solomons,
ard others, who rendered efficient aid in the
good work.
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1 lsT OF NEw B00ks AT
SHILLINGToN.S aoar.ro,

sHILLINGToN's BOOKSTORE.
LITTLE KATE KIRBY. n Novel Nv the ,,,,h,r
|, 81 NATL. hstray ami Carries Confession
lnE SonlNG RACE. b. Edward Bulwcr Lord
TIE WIDOW LERoGUE. Novel. b. Enne
TEE BERBER; or, rHE MoUNrAISEER on
THE ATLAS, BY N. :. Mayo. VI
NOT EASILY JEALOUS. A Novel
TO TIKI BlTTER'END. nv Mis- 3ra5aon.
LAhEnlLLE. b. Mar H,slly.
khhPIiLks AND BIRDS: A New Edition.
EDUCATION IN JAPAN.
HALE hour RECREATTONs IN POPULAR
pSpIh.IN.Ups No An The back numbers on hand.
ELEMENTARY TREATISE on NATrRiL
PHILOSOPHY. By Profsssor Everett
kEf TO NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS cru,afp-
ing concise account Of every species OF Lisina
HAAR PPGERRs HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL IN
A large stock Of Blank Books, Pas. n ,oss. and
Memorandum Books, Note Paner Letter Per-
and Playing Cards At the very Lowest prices IS
EVERY MOTHER THE DOCTOR OF HER
IL OWN FAMILY II she gets ~ Hai.IS
HEALTH AT HONE at sTOCKMAN A sons.
e2e 9Th street northwest. -
The COTTAGE BIBLE 20 he had there also
Two good AGENTS wanted n1as IN
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE, D. %.
The Gospel in Ezekiel
The Saints Inheritance.
The Way If Life.
On the Psrables, Illustrated.
Studies Of Character.
Plea for Ragged schools
The city; it, Sins and ssrrONs.
% At MM. BALLANTYNEs,
90 42- IN street
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HANDSOME DoNATIoY.-The following cor
rtsiOndence explains itself:
t. Dr. Miller, President If tie Medical Board IF
the ChttdTeR Hospital
SIR: We desire TO present to the Children's
Hospital, through you, as President of the
Medical Board of that Institution, a Screen,
made by the undersigned ladies, and Others in
Washington. for the purpose of affording amuse-
ment and comfort 70 the little sufferers.
We beg that you will also offer for the use of
the hospital, the inclosed check for Sis,
amount obtained from the exhibition of the
screen, and donations.
We are, with great respect,
n. &. SPRAGUg, G. DE POTESrAD,
CELEsTINE EUsTIs, and others.
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1878.
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IAPosrAATE i HS o d6Ss2FEIS5SFs sUIlDsss
sstaelshs4 g Aesncy q thi1 city, srs pre,srsd o
SSSEn1,ahi 8 - sSeetsa notte;, CT kind. q 0gT
eeces, bsadeu % eonraoeoRs, 8 thS l9vsst markss
rsese We heve eeastanfly on hand large assort.
yindoy ens, 0sssi DeoE en-, 49,, Vass .Ts6ie,
1e1 Yosk eveaae Fl W6l1kf6. 0axll-Sy
COAX LAWNn 70 NOW OPEN TOR THE
- reception Of 1oardeu. Several dssrabie
store. aI6-, rs
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TH1 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANR, corner of
new York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
Der annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and 6
" .. NtS, 1itl6
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Is THE To BE ANOTHER HOMICYDE2-I
DGHg.5oss. PssLays a Fatal Blog.-A fight oc-
CURED on Saturday between Charles Miller ami
a cOl0red man named jenkinson, both EMPLOYED
by Messrs- Jones y CoiiiEs, contractors. and
doing work al 2Ist and q street,, during which
ienkinson threw 9 brick, which struck Miller
u the slde CT tRe head. Aft.I i was over and
Miller resumed work. he eompiained -. =. s---'.'."
pam from the blow, ami at O'Clock D. m fell
10 the ground exhausted. He was conveyed TO
the central guaTd-hOuSe. where IN exam nation
was made by Dr. HaFtigan. who pronounced
IRE injuries OF dangerous nature, and he was
ne. men removed to Providence hospital for fur
tIer Treatment.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache sore throat. snrains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia.
noarseness, diarrhPa, and all hemorrhages etc
fonds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard.
medicine, treated of i'm medical writings and
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HE CUMMUNITf 6G IdIXt dppreC16t6 The nSe-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE The
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory. ftb straet
Intelligencer Building. IA. ~
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters ara renaireo
and made to order by Hempler, near az street.
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SAFE oP VALUABLE Business PrOPTRTy.-
Attention l. invited 10 the advertisement of
valuable business property by Mes r.. Green x
NlIiaEls. who will sell for Louis j. Davis
Eugene Caru ], and VIM. T. Leach executors
OF estate OF Louis johnson, dcceLS d. between
: and 9TH streets west, Ola SatuTd ". April 81.
le'S, az clock p. m The property embraces
art OF original lot No. IN square AL. being 10
leet inches front. extending the depth OF the
lot about 80 feet. to an allev 80 feet wide and
bounding on said alley 10 feet 81 inches with
,he improvements, consisting OF three story
brick house and back building. Special atten-
non y called % the aale, the property Is sit
usted IN the beIrs o; the city and affords an
Onds1al OPT 0rsdriiy for investment.
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HOTELS.

HYsoss HOTEL
No. 7O9 @ STREET,
ye92n BETWEEN Urn AND sTH sTRERr..
TUE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
JAMES SYKES, Propristor
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AvKNrr,
Bst,rssx l3tk and l4iA Streets.
WASHINGTON, d. U.
Thankful to the public for generous patronage 4,
ne past, the Proprietor asks his old friends and
patrons to test the accommodations of his present
establishment, which he promises shsll be found a,
east equal to the best In w ashington.
jarS-u IRep., Ohron1
THE BRYANT HOUSE,
i Located on corner l4fh styeef dnd ". T. dssxws
After the LIST Of December, 1874, Permanent and
Transient Boarders will find this house of the
most desrably and most conveniently located houses
n the city.
The rooms are neatly furnished, we'll lighted AND
ventilated, and provided with all modern home
,ommodations.
The charges are low, but the wants and the com
fOrt Of all guests will be carefully provided for,
The proprietor, Y. RICHARDS, has determined t.
provide Q good caterer ncvl7- Aotf
r O. WILLARD,
W EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. d, o.
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::;:: :; y; :; !;
M q. eTQ0RS, Mslga! fIsv~ EMSsIss0,
street northwest between and streois, where sh~
viii b s..d 20 receive thsbsra Datr0naes hifherSe
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GEORGETOWN.

AssEssINs DAMAGEs.-The board appointed
to assess the damas es occasoned by the changes
Of grades Of streets, commenced their operations
in Georgetown yesterday afternoon, at the east
end Of Bridge street.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish Yesterday
afternoon and to- day were larger than for sew
eral years past, amounting to 125 900 herring,
with but few shad or taylors The herring sold
at from az 10 IS. Is per thousand.
RIVER NEws.-The Potomac Is quite full to-
day, and some are apprehensive Of q freshet
The steamer Lady OF the Lake cleared to-day
for Norfolk. with q miscellaneous cargo, and
the steamer Georgeanna arrived from Balti-
more with full cargo Of general merchandise.
The schr. Mary Augusta arrived TODAY with
5000 feet Of lumber for JOSH j. l.. Libbey
and 10 600 feet do. for Wheatley Bros. Also the
canal boat Anna L. McQuade arrived with
5o,c0 feet oak, ash and poplar lumber for Jos.
& j. l.. Libbey.
THE CANAL ToLLs.-The Cumberland Neps
says:-n appears to be pretty genera ally ac-
knowledged that the recent increase in the rate
Of tolls on the transportation Of coal on the
ton has had a most disastrous effect on the BUSH
ness of that thoroughfare, and consequently
upon the trade Of the country through which il
passes. petition is being circulated in Allie
gany, Washington and Frederick counties ask
ing the directors of the canal to put the rate of
toll back to that of last year. The petition will
De signed by large number of persons.
LITERARr.-Attention is called TO the read
ings at West street chapel, advertised for to-
morrow night Those who heard Prof. Twee-
dale and Miss Ware under the same auspices
last month, promise themsely es another event ag
OF rare enjoyment
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The Fish Markets.

observation-disclosures OF new fish for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co., Wholesale dealers in fish, Nos
AZ King St., 30, 81, Sc fish wharves, Alexandria
Shad, per hundred. s11 to S12; Herring per
thousand 1915 to $3.50; white perch, per bunch.
oto2s rock, per bunch, 20 to Is; offal, per bunch
10 to Is.
WAsHINsToN.-To-day, at the Washington
nsh wharves, the following sales to shippers
were made by X. A. Golden & Bro, agents
10 600 shad from SO to s12; $4,000 herrings, from
40 to 80; 20 rock, 20 to Is cents; Is surgeons,
$3.50 to 80.
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tFor The Esems~g Star.
Re0nfiE1l Rain

Beautiful rain, falling in drops,
Bad for blossoms, bad for the crops.
Falling fast and falling slow.
Beautiful rain, when will yon goY
Showers Of April, showers Of May;
Coming and going each alternate day;
SPrinkling to day, pouring to- morrow;
we look at your coming with feelings of sorrow.
Beautiful rain, when will you stop
And give the earth time to raise a crop?
Come back sunshine 80 children can play.
Beautiful rain please go away. J. 8. Z.
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May sth, 1873.
THE COUNTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-WalIach agt.
Van Riswick arguments closed and case submitted.
POLICE COURT, J.dss Ssel;-To-day, a large
number OF copmo On DRINKS were before the court,
and the Offenders fined OF sent to work on the foun
Lewis Bellhanger was charged with disturbing the
peace and quiet Of Georgetown by using prOfane
language, but was dismissed. the charge not having
beer sustained. Charles Smith, vagrant, was sent
to the workhouse. Daniel Buckun, loud and bois-
ferrous talking; as. Robert Maxwell, violation Of
cart law 81. The judge took occasion to to the
prosecuting office that he would do well TO bring
charges against the employers Of small boys engaged
in driving CARTS and who violate the lew regulating
the distances to be obserbed between CARTS instead
Of charging the little boys themselves, who are ig
norant Of the law, and merely obeying Instructions
Of their employers. Thomas 0'Brien, charged with
digging mp gravel from North Carolina avenue
Gerhsrdt. threats Of personal violence t. Sophia
Oberheim; 800 bonds to keep the peace. james u.
feetic, charged with as.aulting and resisting On
Ger Luskey, pleaded guilty, and was fined S3O
Walter Jackson, assault and battery on Henry
Wilia%s, ana So;ss: Sum h 1aSney, eolored, wa
Mrs Richard Grimm, a colored woman, BY bearing
her a note purporting to be fron her husband. re
ouesine her 20 send $40 BY the bearer In order te
get released from custody In the station house, sent
70 the grand Jury, and bonds fixed at $40, commit.
committed to the workhsuse. E f'--
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Safeguards Against Fires.

Editor Star: Permit me to suggest to the proper
Sa al be
the means of extinguishing fires. All that is
required is that in each house there shall be a
pipe connected with the street main, or service
pipe, If the water be in the house, and extend it
to the upper story. This stand-pipe should be
located in the hall, or at some central and ac-
cessible point, and should be provided with
a small hose, having q nozzle and cock, the
hose to be long enough to reach any point on
the floor; and the connection Of the hose with
the pipe should be such that it can be made in
stdnfly, and such that the same hose cannot be
used on the street washers, the object being to
have a special hose for this purpose, and to pre-
vent its ever being taken away or used for any
other purpose, so as to ensure Its always being
at hand when wanted. Every inmate Of the
family could use it, and such an arrangement
would extinguish three-fourths or more of the
fires that occur, before an alarm could be
sounded. do not know the circumstances of
the origin Of the late fire on F street, but pre-
sumo such device In the house where it orig
mated could have extinguished II, certainly II
discovered near its commencement.
i have such an arrangement in my own
house, and would not think Of building one
without IL. The cost Is o mere tribe IL arranged
when the house is built and the water put I'm
pared with the value Of property destroyed by
fres. would suggest also that . closet or re-
cess might be arranged on each floor, through
So.e cond BE stored out sight
the hose should always be left attached, on the
foor on which fires were most likely to origi-
nate; and in large houses ft would be well 10
have separate one fog each door, and have
them all ready for use by merely turning q
cock. suggested this plan through the Scsen-
fife Ameriedn Immediately after the Bosten
IRE, and understand IL b being adopted in va
rious places. 1t is not patented, and every one
IL at liberty to use IL. In my opinion the board
Of public works or the legisiat1po, II Il has me
authority, could not do better thing than e
make il requisite, ct least In all houses here
after built. IN -s W. DopGE.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown
TRUSTEES, Tr SALE Al G9 OF YyEALghBIE REAL Es.

"a by virtue OF deed Of trust from Charles I.
X; Edmonston and wife, made January 18th, Is7O
and recorded amongst the land records Of said
District in Liber No. COS, folio Sl3, &C. and at the
request OF the party secured thereby will offer for
sale at gnbhc auction, on THURSDAY, the 22d of
may, 1873, az D ockck p. m, in front of the prem.
lses, all that Lot Of Ground in Georgetown afore-
said known and described the southern part Of
lot No o. in Peter Beatty, Threlkeld, and Deakn :
thirty-two feet on the west side Of Lingan street,
between LIST and Prospect streets and funning back
OF that width to the rear The property is improved
by q substantial Frame Dwelling recently repaired
Terms: Ohe-fourth Of the purchase money cash
for which notes bearing six per cent interest from
the day OF sale shall be given, TO be secured by a
oeed OF trust OF the premises. The terms of sale
must be compiled with within four days after day Of
sale, or the property shall be resold upon five DAYS
notice at the risk and cost Of the defaulcins pur
chaser. All convey ancing at buyers cost A de-
posite of 200 will be required the close of sale
HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee
mi IOonrierl THOS DOWLINl Anct
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~The Rev. Mr.. Ancient has been chosen as
sistant curate Of Q church in Halifax.
ga corner lot in Chicago 10 owned by IN as
s0ciation OF newsboys.
Dy"would were boy some more, !" lisa new
sentimental ballad. scr
A1The Chicago hackmen talk of having .
grand jehubilee.
0The excellence Of Boston doughnuts pro-
longs the session Of the legislature. 4
oIA strike Of the policemen in the city of
Dublin, ireland, ID reported TO be impending.
DUGirls scarcely ten years Of ago work In the
Lawrence Mills from hslf-past 6oclock In the
morning till 10 O'Clock at night. I
n1An Indiana justice Of the peace claims
the power to unmaTy - well - 10 marry, and
has been granting divorees accordingly.
~A child SIX yeafs old, in Dwight county,
H., lately drank three quarts Of whisky to over
come the effects Of Q rattlesnake bite.
- A Boston man wants to know what right
have street bands to 60 round the city disturb
ing quiet citizens in their houses ut night.
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READY FOB THE SPRING TRADE.

With . full corps Of first class workmen, COM
Rlete stock OF the best foreign and domestic Dye
CLEAN Or kECOL0R
LADIES' AND GENTS SPRING AND SUMMER
WEARING APPAREL,
promptly and in the best manner
W. II. WHEATLEH,
FhEAlVM STEAM OYEIEG AND SEQ UR-
ING WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1891.
Premium awarded 1857.
Once, az Jefferson 9. Georgetown, DO
Post ONCE Box 1913. ap1-tr
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THE OLDEST lsHABirANTs ASSOCIATION
met yesterday and Mr.. Brent presented pho
tograph Of the Western Academy, erected on
the corner OF 18th and streets, northwest. in
1851, and which is soon 10 be demolished. The
secretary submitted a report showing that since
the organization of the society, November 30th,
1875. seventy-fve members had deceased. On
motion of MIR. Mast, the chair appointed a COM
mittee of five to make arrangements for the
Fourth Of July celebration. and the following
were appointed: Messrs- Mas, Wallace,
Waters " illiams and Cruit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-08

SPRING CHICKENS on toast at SchwinC &
Clark's, corner eth and G streets northwest
Patent Office Restaurant.
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The COMMITTEE ON POLICE of the House of
Delegates met yesterday to consider the bill ID
regulate houses OF i'll fame. DIR. Mary Walker
Mrs Spencer and others were present by ap-
pointment. and made arguments against the
bill in its present form, but no conclusions were
reached by the committee. which had under
consideration the bill providing for the sale of
the central guard-hOuse and the erection of
new station house in the 5th precinct. 1t was
stated that certain business men are willing to
give so 900 for the lot and building sum
amply sufficient To buy ground and erect two
new stations, one in the 9Th and the other in the
9th precinct. where they are sadly needed The
committee propose 10 make an inspection of the
buildings at an early day, and then press the
bill 70 its passage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-08

JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other
prescriptions carefully compounded By Geo w
Driver and his corps OF efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Fourand -a-half street. as
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ANOTHER SMALL Pox CAsEIN THE STREETS
A colored girl covered with small pox erup-
tons was found wandering about the streets of
Georgetown about noon to-day, her clothing
soaked through by the rain. She stated that
she had been driven out of the house where she
had been living on the disease appearing. Mr..
harbury, of the board OF health. requested that
the police take charge OF her until the ambu-
- could be sent for, and they complied with
rh~- ~. and shortly afterwards she was in
the small pox ho.r..,l The cells Of the police
station were thoroughly lumigated subse-
auently.