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MrchiDes.

IHF"HtI'S.
The Singer Manufacturing Comply sold 219,15s
Wheeler & Wilson Manufact'g Co. d" E4,OsS
Howe Machine Co. (estlmated0 4" $4,000
Grover u Baker Sew'g Machine Co. :" -. 0iD
Domestic Sewing MachineCo. 49,55i
Weed Sewing Machine Co. 4244i
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. 1859
Wilson Sewing Machine Co. 22666
Amer. b. III. q. & Sew'g MAGAZINE Co. ~ Is. $50
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co. IS sg1
Florence Sewing Machine Co. - 15.7a3
b. p. Howe Sewing Machine Co. " IA 901
Victor Sewing Machine Co. II 90l
Davis Sewing Machine Co. E316
Blees Sewing Machine Co. CO.'S
Remington Empire Sew'g Mach. Co. 1889
u. 4. BraunsdOrff & Co. $50
keystone Sewing Machine Co. 2C65
Bartlett Reversible Sew'g Mach. Co. LOCO
Bartram & Fanton Manufact'g Co 1000
SecOr Sewing Machine Co. 3Il
Pen and plan.
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Condensed Locals.

The Moral Education Society met yesterday
and adopted memorial setting forth the
aeltteriOus effects OF strong drinks.
Rev. j. H. A johnson. pastor OF Israel A.
n. =. church, vas last evening presented with
purse of so by his congregation.
j. t. e.. Clark. esq, has been re-commis-
stoned a justice o. the peace for this District
Nv Governor Cooke.
Charles G. Fisher has resigned his clerkship
IN the Office OF the United States District At
rsTDey.
Msssrs- Warren Choate & Co, or this CITY.
were among the successful bidders Zoe furnish
ing stssOnery TO the Treasury department TO
whom contracts have been awarded.
Ihe complimentary reception of the New
YORK, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana
soclstlons at Masonic hall, last night largely
attended, and in every way brilliant success.
The Secretary of the Washington Monument
Assoc alton Acknowledges the receipt through
Gen y. II. Chapman o. contribution o.
ton of this city.
The Legislature Of the District of Columbia
will meet at noon on Monday, 2Sth Instant mot
Monday newt, the 2lst instant. has been
stately IN the Legislative Building, Metzerott
Han
The first OF a series of championship games
between the Lord Baltimore club OF Bait more
and the Washington. of this CITY, took place
here yesterday, and resulted in victory for the
former. who scored : TO their opponents
The funeral OF the late estimable wife OF Mr..
John a. Bayiey, Of the BOARD of ire commits
s'oners, who died at his residence, on 13th ne AZ
street, Yesterday afternoon, in the sd year of
her age: viii take place to- morrow afternoon at
> o clock.
Mr. GatcheIl. president of the s. P. A..
upon complaint OF Lewis Fisher, arrested, to-
day. Augustus Stubener, butcher in the CEN
ter marke on Tire charge of tyinga cIlf-s legs
and carrying the same in cruel and iDhuman
manner. Jp zee Mills fined the accused -
ard costs
Mrs h C. Sprague, Madame G.. De Potes.
tad, Miss Celestine EuStis, and others, have
presented To the Children's Hospital, through
Dr. Thomas Miller president of the Medical
EoaTd OF that institution, the screen made bv
them. aS.al>O Sis, the amount realized from its
exhibition.
A handsome Past Masters jewel was pre-
teuted by Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, +. \. A.
NJ. 10 Past Master ID. =. Jones at their meeting
On THURSDAY night. y. ID. LarneT on behalf of
the lodge, made appropriate remarks in pre-
seDtIDg the jewel, and was responded to by
MIR 4 in han,
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ROMAN & Cox. Clothiers. 50, It'll st.
The SALES OF LAST YEAR.

4NtW ITtuMpHkI
The statistics from sworn returns of the sales
OF Sewing Machines in 1872 reported i'm 1879,
show that the Singer Manufacturing Company
sold last year over forty-fve thousand more
machines than any other company and over
one-quarter of all machines sold during that
year. Nine out of ten Of said Singer Machines
are now in use-proving the great popularity OF
the machine to the household. Annexed are the
sales of the different makers:
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THE Court IN GENERAL TERM.-On Monday
the April term of the court an baRc will be con-
yened. The calender fer this term is much
smaller than heretofore, there being but forty
gre the cases of the Washington and George
town railroad against the Board of Public
Works; Dainese agt. Board of Public Works;
Child agt. Trist; bounty claims OF Admiral
Fa-ragut; Bowie agt Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company, and the case of Tom Wright,
convicted of the murder of Rogerski the ped
der, from the Criminal COurt.)
SUMNER merino and gauze underwear for
ladies, children, gentlemen, and boys, have just
been received at Chas. Baum's, 4oS 9TH ST.
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DS-Morris Goldstein, commercial tourist, ,,
has been ordered 10 pay 500 in a Nebraska
court Tor obtaining railroad ride BY use Of the
free pass OF dead congressman.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDxR.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made 10 order at the shortest notice. a.
keen's, 4o2 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4f9E
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Use LESS Of DoOley's than of any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as il is much stronger Put
up full weight. Give it a fair trial. Grocers
sell it. 4
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CASES oF SMALL Pox have been reported
SINCE yesterday follows; One at No. 6D T.
sttsef northwest; two i'm slley between q and
Ia AID 6th and eth streets southwes-; done az
1s5 - strcet southwest; g. street, between 9 h
-1-d if-h streets southwest; ard one death on
zth street between III and I streets southwest.
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The AMERICAN HOUSE,, Boston, is one of the
largest and best hotels in the country, and its
extensive patronage by travellers from all sec
tons proves that its superior advantages are
widely known -
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NJ ERCHANTS LINE OF sTEAMsHJps
AVA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Eereefter the nne Steamships Z O. KNI0Hr ana
y0AE GIBSON will make regular weekE -
pRIA, WASHINGTON and GEORGE -
TOWN, e follows:-Leave NEW Work from Pier
~ East River, every SATURDAY q m Lew
GE0kQETOWN every FRIDAY q 9. m, snS
ALEXANDRIA the same day Ct I = N.
For full Information apply TO b. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, once and wharf foot OF Righ street George
town, or Ct the corner Of Nth street and IeV Yorh
svepue. s
81 Freights delivered by Knoxs Express Or
ders left at General Office, COS Pennsy iyania ave
tended to. w
isll-u Nv. THOMPSON, President.
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PICKPOCKET SESTENcEp.-In the case OF
Edwin Morris, alias John Thompson. who
arrested by Sergeant SeOold, Of the 9Th pre-
OF picking the pocket of Mrs. Baltimore an
aged cOOred woman, the judge yesterday sent
the accused TO Jail for SIX months.
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CHrLDREN's SUITS, IS to SIS.
Bows Suits. SS tn Sf5.

CHILDREN's SUITS, 50 to SIS.
Boys SHIFTS, SIS to SIS.
Mems Suits. So to A35.
A very large assortment Of new Cassimeres
for custom work.
ROMAN & Cox, Clothiers, 5O7 It'll st.
FINE CoArrxas, vesfings. Suillhss and Pan
taloon stufis. of the most desirable figures and
textures. Additions OF very choice goods have
recently been made, making the assortment as
complete as can be desired, and one worthy OF
the inspection of those intending to purchase
Orders for garments promptly filed.
GEO. G. HENNING, die 9TH street.
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AIexandria Fish yGarLet

Quotations OF new fish for this day, furnished
20 The STAR by George w. Harrison & Co,
wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. AZ King street.
10, 81, SO fish wharves, Alexandria, Va
Shad, per hundred, $500 to S1i; Herring per
thousand, SO TO So; White Perch. per bunch.
70 TO 70 cents; Rock, per bunch, 20 to 25 cents
offal, per bunch, 10 to 20 cents.
Market firm.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-At the Wash
ington dsh wharves to-day the following sales
20 shippers were made by X. a. Golden & Bro
auctioneers: 900 shad, from IS to SO; ~ 900
herings, from IS TO SO; 30 lunches fish. at II
cents per bunch; 900 taylOrs, at / cent.
Sales by others: 900 shad, from IS to SD
5000 herrings, from IS TO sc; 900 taylors,
at cent,
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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
PROVIDENCE.
TIE nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips TO
Nonofk, Will leave her wharf, foot EAa26A
Of 9Th street, every MONDAY and -
ny ksDAf, al .. m, touching at principal River
the and ~ Line for Boston and Providence
fnelght should be addressed scare Of Lady Of the
LAKE, Wis Norfoik. Branch ticket Office at Knox !,
ETp,ess 3fteel sos Pennsylvania avenue.
L. m Hhn19SSH, Agent, 6th-street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT. General Agent
Ms Plants Store, corRer 18th 81 ard Pa ave
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LOCAL NEW 8.
Amnsements, &C., To-aixhs

Lydia Thompson troupe" Aladdin"
TASa:er CoMSqu>.-Songs, burlesques, dances,
&c.
Six.h Street Lot.-John O'Brien's Great Me-
naeeTie and Circus.
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The Fire Department and Fire. Alarm
Telexranh.

ACTION OF THE COMMISSIONERS LAST NIGHT
The regular meeting OF the board of fire COM
missioners was held last night, President Will
hanson in the chair, and all the members pres
ent except Mr.. Bayley. The superintendent OF
hre-alarm telegraph submitted the annual re-
port ut the work Of his office, to be included IN
the report of the board, accompanied by a state
ment of the defective condition of the present
iire-alarm system of the District, and the urgert
necessity for its reconstruction and extension
ON the latest improved plan, attention to which
matter may save many thousands OF dollars
worth of valuable property and prevent loss OF
life. The superintendent also sent commune
cation stating that Mr.. y. q. b. Davis had re-
guessing that the wire of the fire alarm tele-
graph he taken from the roof OF his house. He
states that il cannot be done without consider
able expense, and asked that the board take
some action in the matter. referred TO the COM
mittce on telegraph.
Mr.. Collins. from the committee on telegraph
reported that he had thoroughly investigated
the subject of the change OF the striking appar-
atUs from the 18th street church to the Western
Presbyterian church. and that the change
would cost about $50; further, that if certain
repairs were made TO 18th street church at cost
Of about 500, the trustees were willing IL should
remain where it is. After considerable dis
cussion, ON motion OF Mr.. Collins, il was agreed
that the estimate OF the cost of removing it to
the First Ward church be included in the
ANIMAL report and an appropriation for the
purpose asked of the legislature.
Mr. Morgan introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, that In future no supplies shall
he purchased except upon requsition by the
foreman of the company needing them, appro yed
by the chief engineer. - -.
The board then went into executive session.
When the doors were reopene Mr.. McDevltt
introduced a resolution. which was unanimously
adopted, that hereafter any officer or member
Of this department who shalt enter any restau-
rsnt or drinking house while i'm uniform for the
purpose OF drinking intoxicating liquors. and
the same Is proven, shall be subject to d
missal."
The death of Mrs. John A. Bayley mot Mr..
John A Bayley, as stated in this morning
Repabitcan,) was then announced and a res
luton Of coincidence with Commissioner Bayiey
and family was adopted; after which the board
adjourned
HUMAN REMAINS FoUSD IN A SEwEe.-Yes-
to-day q laborcr employed in cleaning ont the
sewer-traps ON Capitol hill, scooped IN. from
the bottom of one on b street, human h and.
and quantity OF what was thought to be human
hair. Some excitement was caused by the dis
covery. Many think the remains were q Iortiou
OF the body the head of which was found two
weeks ago ON the coping wall OF the Capitol
grounds. The hand was taken up and removed
10 the eighth precinct station house, and viii be
buried in potter's field.
PATRoSs OF Henry Franc will please notice
that his store is next door to Franc, the hat
ter. .tHTs
TIE .SassdGV Gaxefts, maintaining its estab-
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THR MOST UNHAPPY PERSON In the world is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels cont of sorts" with himself and
everybody else. Life is burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Svrur
"a pr0toxide OF lron.l Gases OF q years. stand
ing have been cured by it, q
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Washington Markets-The RuIine
Prices TODAY

MEAT.-Beef (porter honse,D 25(GS1c p n do.
ssfSs tISss leSnss :s si
Dc, SLICED, 25@2sc shoulder IwhoeI &C., cut, loo
% Each T lsra lo BE- beef tongue
.. EIsH1 5Es tc 5pnch perch, 4e Ssunsh;
sssss ;.s Il ssssS % eas
0@25c. NJ; founders, l5c z N; shad, 25a51c. >
paIE-Inarket well supplied with fresh fish of ali
GAME.mpucks, blue wing, 75c @sl 2 pair; NAL
aekkeads 81 pair; red head, ) Is pair P cam
vas vas, back, 81 rair; wild geese Sl@Sl rs each;
g pair grouse, 75c. @si per pair; venson, aoe.
tVESGrrTras Potatoes. Irish. .oc = noct 40
sweet 6oe@ turnips o,a,5c; onions, yellow, 81
peck; cabbage, legi5c. p head; celery, i2t2o:. 5
FBuiTs.-AppIes, (eating } iO@15oc. per peck: do .
cooking SaDc.; chestnuts, l0dl5c. per quart
dranberries, lsG2Oc per quart oranges, 2og5Oc q
BUrIER.--Philadelphia print. Sc > n; choice
c r 40 a,si TAR Do 2'@ioc. Eggs ~ q dozen.
-,PorLTRyZ.Chekens,. "a 81 p pair; ducks,
WHOLESALE MARKET
frlces az the wholesale market, furnished by
Luttreil & Huntington, general commission mer-
chants, 9I Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th
So 5o@s SO; family, $500 $40; cut extra, 5000 81:
Eys' 81 ar 5e@ e %; mddli2g 81 5o@s5 66s, 500
Sl.5Os2; beans33white, 81 $50 81 Is; mixed SO
ly0; green apples, bbi;, S25od IS; dried fruit
i@6 black berries; 4@6 dried cherries, l2dl5; Gran
berries Dbl, Sl5 potatoes Y busn So@ onons
green, 81; dry, 49l6; Deeves, 5sod7; sheep, s4@
se6fs6n, SIS sS rabbits sSibGs' ~ pfe eSs g.
500 q; chickens; slOO@ SIS 50; ducks. p dozen. SIS
GO i 5SaTss s 2a seese; SIC "a butter s
quar- n@l5 Z ID; front do, 5@s..
prices as folows:-Best quaity, 81 756ll so > cwt y
md second quality SlW@s Sd. Straw at SI4G
~ barrels corn at S3.759s4 p barrel. 30 bushels
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INV PUELICATIoNs.-From j. Shiilingten
We have Pstfsdn', haga-ise and GOd>y's Ls.iy's
Book tor May; from Robert Beall, TA> GatGry
for May; from j. c. Parker and kervand &
Towers GOd.ys Lasy'S Book for May. and from
Brad Adams Er,rf SSfarfsy, and Hearth Il
HIM for April ~ the HldeP>ndsst for April n !,
Dogs D0i.0s for April 2f. and The DsRy Graphic
for April Is.
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IrsTc ALBUMS, Satehels and Fancy Cords
ara spisIsdid assortment OF cheap SDsfssc'es
al I've iassss received az Prigg's jewelry
stOre, No. ia Pa. aysHGe. 4
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SAVE Your DOcTOR's BILL.-When DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
destroyer, Consumption, il does more than most
physicians can do. The use Of a single bottle
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
that they need look no further for the required
aid,
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0eorgetoWn Advertisements.
DoTsrogsi P0TAroEsll PoTAroEsl!I
PRIME MAINE JACKSON WHITES.
3.Aeo sashels prime No. JACKsoN WHITE
POTATOES, now landing par schooner Carrie q.
aHiS :. and . sise :. assfsssaxa,p c.
READY FOR THE sPRING TRADE.
se TN g. Ss ss ss.s .ss
s'.n 4 ,s5 Ii;ESs
promptly an: T r n r. Be-; W;T;Esp".sTFtrv
Premium >. E syI.s ~ issi.
P Pss ONE ;ss !i sss ia eeorssto-nDo
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods il sage and rienonet.s
Dress Goods; 10 90 yards new Spring Percsiss, Cs
soes, and Shirtines; best makes of shirtines and
Mosa cent 90 TO s,ss and
Seitngs, for men and boys. We have large stoc ,
ano oner great oarsai1s
nH-Sm l0l Bridge street, Georgetown.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Apctiopeer,
- iSe Bridge street, Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RE GN
G0MERY STREETS. GEORGETowN. d. C.,
A ANP SssgMBEkkD -, "a, -, 81, So, Sa'
- Having determined to dispose OF my property
in the District. 1 viii offer on the premises as
above nnmbsrsd At public sale, to the highest
bidder, Oh III RSDAY, May 1st, at 4 D. m seven
valuable Houses and Lots The location is pleasant
ana healthy, the houses in good condition, with
modern coDyeniences; the sidewalks and streets
have been recently leveled and repaved
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance in g.
y and Is months; deferred payments secured nv
deed OF trust upon premises. SlOo paid on day of
sale ConNeyancing at the cost of the purchaser
The terms 81 sale to be complied with in five davs
otnsrnse the property Ia be resold at cost Of de
iauilng pure haser. JOHN DAVIS.
a12- law9w&dtd THOMAS nOWTTNG Auct
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HABLB BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
apl5.tr CORNER 1TH AND d SrRKEfs
COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICS
AND GYNECOLOGY.

The Course of Lectures in this College will begin
THURSDAY May i, at the Columbia Hospital cor
ner oil 18th street and Pennsy " ania avenue al 6
o clock p. m. "
Professor Of Obstetrics, +. A. Ashford NJ ID.
Professor OF Gyn@eology, j. II. Thompson NJ d.
p r,r9,iessor OF Nenera Diseases of Women, j. W
Professor of Diseases of Children. s. G. Busey,
Professor Of MicroscopicaI Anatomy and Pathol.
ogy 3. n. Schaeffer, NJ. b. =. -
M. d. - NV" Ph' ,
The objects Of this College to enable students
ana practitioners OF medicine avail the Of
the facilities Afforded by this Hospital ana Dispe
sary TO obtain practical knowledge of the science
ana art OF midwifery, TO study and observe the pa
tbology, diagnosis AMI treatment of diseases of
v, men and children, and 90 secure thorough know l.
edge OF Mlcroseopical anatomy and pathology.
Two lectures week will be delivered 10y each Pro-
TENDER. 20 1rs- 80 = - = - '''f
The Clinical Lectures BY Professor Thomson viii,
be free throughout the winter the students Of hs
College, aswil also those of Professors Basey and
Ashford, y - = -, '-"
Terms: For an entire course, nclu,Iine .rsduati,n
Tee, $40; when two courses takeil-f,r the frs,
SO; for the second, S2o For further particulars
F.A. ASHFORD, NJ. D., Dean.
all -eotmayl 1880 New York ,,enns
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-GROCERs.

OKARE 3 son,
l2ls IrH STREET SoRrHwEsT,
Between and s;s.J
SOAP soAPn
sd bsGsss s Gamble celebrated Cincinnati Olive
Car, SIC. BY the box Of 50 lbs.
HAMS, &c.
In IN Sore heoo les. extra quality susar-cared
3 ihs. extra white LARD. q,
ve eEssh Srsesm FLoUR, from beet wheat
LIQUORS! LIQUORSm
old Baker WHISKY; Old Cabinet WHISKY.
h,sky years old, per hcttle.......--......sl 90
Holland Gin, per Sotatie V''e.--' ~
French Brandy, per bottle..................... p
SWEET cArAwBA WINE,
81 per gallon.
Pure SWEET CIDER.
Philadelphia ALE and PORTER
C. s. O'HARE a SON,
alo l2tS Ith 81. n. W, between VI andN
ELOUR:
RBCEIVED DIRECr
from the Mills in
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
VIII sell to families SO cents per barrel lees than
usual prices
Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down.
CATAwBA WINE,
So gallon. N' VIM HP~N''
s. II. BACON, 70s Market SPACE.
nAIS between 9TH and sth reefs
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CoUGHs.-A medicinal preparation in the
form of lozenge is the most convenient,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" allav irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief in Bron-
chltis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consumptive anu
Asthmatic complaints. TN
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PATRONS OF Henry Franc will please notice
ter. 1HTE
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ThE .Sasdcy Gazsft>, maintaining its estab-
listed fame, viii be nun OF interesting reading
Tomorrow. +zsEe
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIyERPooI,
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR,
FROM NEW YORK
S.".''M ee--api. 70 Calahria- .Sat---Apl l9
a'-''-' eu-ap. - Parthia...-.sat--. Apl. D
.Scoiia. Wed May Abyssins Sat. NAV 10
Alger1s......W Wed. Msy Ii Bafay ia.-Saf May n
steamers marked thus do not csrry steernee pas.
engers -
DAY from New York
HATES OF PAssA6E.-Cabin, $50. SIN, ana arso
solo, according to accommodation N1S~
Tickets to Paris, els, gold, additional. S46k
hetnrn tickets on favorable terms
Sfeeraee, $50, currency
Steerase tickets from Liverpool and Opeeostovn
and All parts Of Europe, at lowest rates Throusb
oils OF fading given to Belfast, GLASGOW HAVE
antwerp and other points on the Continent and Tar
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin ma
sage, apply at the Company's office, No 4 Bowiins
Trssh, inr Storage passage, at No. III Broadway
novlsg CHAs. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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IHH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and
to 8. 1Tt2 1ItIe
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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains
Scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Il is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known 70 be cure for these diseases. IN til If
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The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S219,GGO. 4,I2-s,wtf
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use.
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

lsT OF NEW BOOKS AT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE:
LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A Novel. Bv the author
THE COMING RACE. b. Ei%%Td Bai1er Lord
THE WIDOW LEROGUE. Novel. By Emile
TIE BERBER; OR, TIE MoUNrAINEER OF
fSIT H hks bfr }FfA ESB "a A Nj. sr.
RREERFTiLEs AT ~ BtR6s; New Edition.
HALE HOUR REcREATroNs IN POPULAR
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THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE, D. D.
The Gospel in Ezekiel
The Saints Ipheritance.
Speaking to the Heart.
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
ana comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the weIl-known
Shiropodist, No. 655 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &c.
and advice as to suitable shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-19

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street,
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MAcHINH. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
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