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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair
Dive il the best in the world The only true and
perfrc. dive. Harmless reliable and instantaneous;
no d sappnntment: ridiculous tints or unpleas.
am oGor. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad dy.s and
washes. Produces immediately d superb black or
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean soft and
beautiful. TIE genuine. signed by W. a. Bachelor.
sos! by a.. dTUss!sts. .,
CHARLES BATCHELOH,
ocs " Proprietor, New iOrS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

CR.y:%,. Cu:HT-Edward Johnson and
Richard Bel. were arraigned on separate
charg1. Of larceny. and pleaded not guilty.
Wi. .a;u lIoyie. alias Barry. who has an
car fo; music. tool. a fancy 10 a lot OF rnu-
steal .u,,:uu. ert-. consisting u: fiddle.
:,ute nat two TIA .eolets. which he was in
the az: .: aprgopIiatins when detected.
Ue va. tried and convicted. IN view OF ;he
fact tina: lie had but one arm, Judge AoeIi
gave LIN. only two months in the Parish
Prison. with promise that he would fare
diferea;.y !: Le should again appear IL
court
Alex Ho.cs. C9.v.e:ed Ct a?pr9!:!a:1S
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4 TOT. GEM or CELIA CONFIRM.

A tine copS:
q. NJ. TExSi>"S. Dcpyty Jerk.
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TO AL WHOM III WAY CONCERN.
JAMES J. OHARA vs.. W. FLOTO AND CERTAIN
LOTS ON PHILIP AND LIBERTY STREETS.
yVRErE4S. JAMES ]. oHARA DID rRNSENT

sixth D.s:Iics Cour. for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1907.
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,t,,e Sa,ionaI BaD,, of New Orleans

New Orleans, january .. I6Io.-At INC aII1dI
meeting of the stockholders of this bank. held on
the twant y.tirst instant. the following gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensuing year. viz:
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, +. RlGNEl.
:. FRTEDLANDER. CHARLES =. SLAfBAChs
JOSEPH DUNBAR W. 7. BLAKEMOkE,
ALFRED MOuLTOS. HARMON DOASE.
WILLIAM 6. VINCENT.
Aud at meeting OF the Board of Directors held
this dav M samuel H. Kennedy unanimously
re e.ec.d president, and Mr.. 4. Rignty vice pre-
!dent. CHARLES I. c. DUPCI. Cashier.
- I'M
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lrAi.,v BEy.r":ENr SocIEtY.-lA.a az.
sociat.n.. Wi: :.all. u public parade To-
.noyv.:. T.. l. .nn: -: Washington's birth
day. tho &. BcvsaSlio, the military
branc'. w.. %" ~. III full regmentais. W"
are inG..,.: - NJ. J. Cimirelli for an inv.'
tation .a.tea,. 'A- collation., which will be
given Il. tie c"g.e. Of Customhouse street
and E.v..aage alley.
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y y
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant Secretary o. STATE.
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GKOR GE TOWN.

REMOVAL OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The tearing down OF the old PRESBYTERIAN
church, on Bridge street, and the removal of
the materials to the site of the new church. on
West street, is progressing rapidly. The stee-
pie, the roof. and the interior have all been re-
moved, and the contractor expects to commence
the removal Of the brick walls at once. In the
meantime the foundation for the new building
of the stone in the foundation walls Of the old
church, which Will he used for the new.
THE NEW SCHOOL BuILDING.-The founda-
ton walls Of the new school building on ri
street is about finished, and the work Is being
pushed as fast rs practicable,
Saturday says" Thirty-nine boats, carrying
4,3s0oS tons of coal, cleared from this port yes
terday."
RIVER NEws-The steamer Commerce has
arrived from North Carolina, with 800 900
shingles for r. Pickrell & Co. Steamer New
full cargo Of general merchandise, including a
large lot of iron for the navy-yard; and the
steamer Z. Vanderbilt arrived from Baltimore
with miscellaneous cargo. Schooner s. F.
kirwan arrived from Baltimore with salt to I.
Thos. Davis * Co. The steamer +. c. knight
cleared to-day for New York with 500 barrels
flour, and the Lady of the Lake for Norfolk
with 400 barrels flour.
GRAIN TRADK.-The schooner Thos p. Nor
gan arrived to-day with 200 bushels wheat to
Hartley & Bro, and the csnol boat Medley with
LOCO bushels wheat and IS barrels f. corn for
III. NJ. Talbot; also the canal boat Willard with
100 barrels E. corn for III. NJ. Talbot. The
sales on Change to-day were 900 bushels good
red wheat at 1907.
FISH MARKET.-The receipts of fish to-day
were 1900 herring, 1900 taylors, and 100 shad.
Herring sold at $3.50 to 81; taylors, 75 cents to
81 per hundred, and the shad SIS per hundred
The canal boat T. j. Baker arrived with 500
barrels cement to Geo. Waters.
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DIED.

Earl On the morning of the goth inst, HAN
NAB, wife of the lac Richard Earl, in the 10th
year of her age.
Funeral from No. 1924 H street rorthw st. at 2
O'Clock Monday, the 2lst. Relatives and friends are
requested to attend.
FOWKE. In Washington city, Wednesday, 10th
inst small poX IN the 5iih year Of his age, Capt
SAMU Ell EOWkE, only son of the late Thomas a nd
Susan Fowke, of King George county, Va.
The hoblest eulosy that can be ascribed to human
ffailty is fidelity to God and man in all the yars
relations Of life. Such may be emnenty said of apt
Fowke. In business, of uninc ling integrity: as a
husband, tender and provident as . father, loving
and Kind as friend warm he arted and sincere: as
Christian, yigilant and faithful he lived an orna-
men 10 society died strong in his faith and rich in
his hopes Of a blissful immortality. May our hea-
veny Father speak peace and comfort TO his MOURN
ing loved ones. ri q
JOHNSON. April o. 1873, at Langley, Fairfax
county, Va, FRANCIS ANTONIO JOHNSON, in
the Sd year OF his age.
Funeral from Trinity Church, Georgetown, at
lo1a O'Clock Tuesday, the 22d inst
LYNCH. On the 20,h inst at 50 a. m, Mrs
ANNIE LYNCH, wife of Daniel Ly UGH, in the Is; Il
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfny invited to attend the funeral at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, from her late residence, No 33i
9th street. betw cen Pennsy lvania avenue and ID
street, southeast. lBalt. papers please copy
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ALE XANDRIA.

PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs. Green & Wise.
real estate agents, sold to-day the Eldridge
property, situated on South Water street. to
instant.
The CATTLE FIRM OF BURsoN & LEE. of
Loudoun county, has been dissolved by the lat
Ter who has decamped with $1,000, leaving his
partner to liquidate an indebtedness of several
thousand dollars.
MR.. GEORGE WAsnINGToN's LITTLE SON
george, while playing about the wharves yes
terday afternoon, accidentally fell overheard
into the oyster dock, but held on to a boat until
he was rescued.
MR.. CORNELIUS OLEARY, whose sudden and
mysterious disappearance was mentioned a day
or two ago, has returned to the great relief of
his friends, bringing with him a youthful bride
The RESIDENCE of the late Nathaniel Good
hand on water, between GibbOn and Franklin
streets, was sold to-day to Col. j, IN. Brent for
81 ,000-G;d,effe, 1Sfb inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-To-day the
on WSe tnT sna
MasArthur on the bench. A; 8; Csywcod was ap-
ssd Is%ssls
cenlmittee: The application of john Il. Patterson
9aI the Ssr
admitted to the bar OF this court.
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Ca,tter.-EIls' execu-
RS agt. Essex; Judgment by default. Stafford
Chester; leave to amend declaration. Ceas aet
MMiliis; motion to set aside Judgment overruled.
The jury was then discharged for the term.
POLICE COURT, Judge SaeH-To-day, George
Butler, assault and battery on Charles Miller com
battery on Ofoer Hess and resisting an arrest Osie
ton biz the officer hand during the struggle, and it
and Kate Hooper, assault and Battery p on Mare
Brown. who testined that the assault was made on
9Th and II streets The assault, consisted in blows
and choking, administered after demand had been
onnoa
r. warwick, $40 and costs; William II. Thomss,
s parns a1S faegy
abraham TayI9Ii 50: a: A. Ovens, violation Of
Cur al, Albert Wilson, Lucy Bruce, Michael Dow
ney John Lyden; forfeited collateral, charged with
taking S. oornSias sfNS sons sa Same sns
charge o, Barney Mclniire. a young man,
Slack: John Mimic, Fanny. Kelly, Henry Berg;
Ray was flied S. Tor using i"ud and bcistsrous lam
ssnsseG; George Nelly, discrdsIly in GEORGETOWN;
Pal Coanor charged With playing game Of bali On
SnnSsy on the street 81 Christopher @roqss
enioied, was CHARGED with stealing horse from
tar horse was taken from h. camp, one mile fr1@
the river, in Virginia, on Thursday last, and he
story was that he got the horse from one Mr. Uiark
and got friend of his to sell it at the auction. Nc
camp, as he had bought him only a few DAYS pre- =
oney johnson was committed for further hearing.
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Alexandria Fish Market

Quotations of new fish for this day, furnished
70 The STAR by George w. Harrison & Co..
wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. AZ King street,
%, oil, % fish wharves, Alexandria, Va.
thousand, 50 to Sc; White Perch, per bunch,
70 TO 80 cents; Rock, per bunch, 20 to 80 cents:
ohai, per bunch, II to 25 cents. Other fish
same prices. Fish of all kinds are now arrivi1 o
freely, and decline in prices is daily expected:
2jO,Oc0 herring and 6.900 shad arrived yester-
day, and sold readily at quotations.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-At the Wash
ngton fish wharves to-day the following sales
to shippers were made by X. "A. Golden 4 Bro
agents: 10000 shad, from 50 to S12; 1. 900 tay
lnrs, at cent; 800 punches fish. from ~ 10 10
cents; 900 GELS. at cent $1,000 behring's, from
- to st.
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGToNs NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
,. Inc me n Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot EASAN
o. 9th street, every MONDAY andmE1<1
ihe hsDA1, at .. m, touching at PRINCIPAL River
Landings, CONNECTING ~ Norfolk with Steamship Of
me M and NJ Line for Boston and Providence
Freight SHOULD be addressed sscare of Lady az the
Eske. VIA NortoIkn Branch ticket office at Knox =
knP,ses Uince, Dos PeDnsy " nia enue
l. II. SR0UCH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
-, DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
hls Plants Store. corner 18th 81 and Pa ave
CUSARD LINE.
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SAVE YOUR DOcToR's BILL.-when Dr. Wis
taf Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
colds, bleeding at the lungs and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, 1t does more than most
physicians can do The use of a single bortIe
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulnns
that they need look no further for the required
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

IF A MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY, let
him buy ii and take it home like a man. and
not sneak home with bottle of Critters /" or
"Cerdial," and pretend that it is medicine If
ne wants tonic that is something better than
a temporary stimulant, he should get bottle of
PERUVIAN syrup, ian Iron Tonic,) that will
vltalize the blood and give durable strength TO
the system. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

SHIRTS MADE To Observation-Disclosures fur
n;shlng their own material, can have their
SHIRTS made TO order at the shortest notice at
heen's. 422 9Th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 10 I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

USE LESS of Dooley's than of any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as it is much stronger Put
up fnii weight. Give it fair trial. Grocers
sell it. =
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CT Y ITEM Ms.

AXE Ayers Cherry Pictorial to stop vour
colds, coughs and bronchial affections before
they run into consumption that You cannot
stop. m.wfSw
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to leave il when . young lady asks you what
sort Of day IL Is for walking.
- Disraeli pronounces his nAme with the &C
cent ON the second syllable, the whole rhyming
with Bailey"
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SMALL POx Gases have been reported since
Gur last issue, follows: John Kelly who
walked 20 fhe hospital and ore case each on NJ
street. between 9th and 9Th streets southeast:
= street between g and n. southwest; No. 4 S
sth street southwest, No. 2Z7 y street SOUTH
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

TIE TOTAL ABSTINENCE MOvENEST.-A
public temperance meeting was held yesterday
afternoon az Lincoln hall, at which addresses
were made BY Rev. DR.. Chickering. Rev. DIR.
Rankin, Rev. II. W. Read and Prof. CHECKER
ing.
The Dashaways last night were addressed bv
Mr.. Hillman, Rev. Mr.. Read amt others. A
circular WAS received from Pioneer Council,
Sons OF Jonadab, inviting them 20 cooperate i'm
n cool temperance rally on the occasion Of a
visit of the a. Temperance Blessing" of PhiIa-
delphia, and a committee was appointed on the
subject.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate have
been tiled in the office of the Recorder OF Deeds
April "a. II. Holden TO G. G Cornish, half
subs and g. square 49,, $3.50; Cope and Wight,
$3.50 Dessen to psra Sub s+ ~ are
9ss, s5,lo0; A. N Smith 70 Mary \. Cullen, sub.
Carusi and ". +. Matfingy. all real estate of Ann
Matirgr,, geceased, Sl99; G. Eis-hrsiif t. n.
Cobb west half 3 :sQiiare iU05, $50; T. MEG ITO
srndsP 70 ROVE AM sonsh TON tqa mn
.sG; sa,e A p sao Pardon Isa. to q BsTbsT sub 8
square sos, se1; G q. Msrten to G. W. Basher,
April ic.%Jes.e 7. Peck TO The Syracuse Univer.
s hS two hcTsss and lots on III street. between
ysnS q, square SIS, 400; ohm Lowry 0 to i.
Haisht, DO, do =. 3: Hsisht 70 Jose oh Lockey AMI
$500 Francis .: Haul tmsnto George ". HaGpi.
%pr pTrfI 70 ana Es sS@aIs Allen
;,b 10, square 80 Eliza fireman ct al, sarah
apa Ella & sns m
rson, part 4, sgnare 49, slso W. A. Fanor 70 same
p part = ensIs 49, OIL ~: Levi LOOMS to T. B. Cad
April Elias LA cTSss e A.: II. Scott IL, sub
SQUARE 81 .ini?s ei Ps5t
| part squsrS 2ll. l6 92s; g. NJ Matthews 10 T. nj
s5fip F ssT Ssr9 IS %. a eiSe 4 A
toG. Burgess, sub los, 81 care 675, si,s9e; g.
caSeT ws aST ,o sss s. ser ssr g.
square .sl. $500 $; Ford to g. Ford, one hall
sSO's @ w VIII + :. ssknsee par. =
b chards ct AL, trustees Eagle company. snb. So,
/ square No. SIS, 5000; Richards ct al. to D. W
Martin, same, So $50; W b. Todd, jr. trustee, 70
| Kelly to $. Branson, part Is, square -, S4se
| April H-John Roberts =. al to W. Fletcher, jr.
part lot 10, square 4sl, $500; Max Grtznert Henri
4 yierkorn, subs p to "A, square AS, 81 -3Z. ). W
Pilling to W. Ciabaugh subs. % and 81, square aS
$500; A. V. Muker to Mary p. Simmons parts
and 10, square so, 92s o.; J. H. Msrymon to A.
SwaItz, part lot ", square S6 Isl; Bickslrr
1 =; Elizabeth v. Welch to d Green, part lots !
| and 4, square 161, S43l5; Ann Mcdaniel 70 s.
smoot, lot q, reserv alton 10, 900; A Bradley
| trustee, to Henry hoffman, part lot 8, square SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIc.-Attention is di-
rectea to the advertisement Of Messrs. Green
4 Williams, auctioneers, announcing for sale
OF the 22d inst, at $50 o'clock p. m, valuable
unimrroved property fronting0n North Capitol
II Get, between l. and NJ streets, north, which
a. suit purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IN the world ;s
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels ''Out of sorts" with himself and
everybody else. Life is a burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Svrnr
"a pIotoxide of Iron.) Cases of q years stand
ing have been cured by il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

BrILJINs PErNITs.-The following permits
were issued Saturday anu to- day: Brisk stable,
- feet front. twO-StOTies high, for John 4. Con
dor, north side street, between Sd anil ith
streets northwest; brick store and h0pea 20 bv
leo feet, two-stories high, west eide Il,h street
between Ii and q streets northwest. for Bevans
Il Shaw; frame house, two stories high. corner
OF l1th and streets northwest, for VIM. Pear
son; also small frame, stories high, for j. A.
Nineherger, I'd St, bet. q and II sts northwest
WIN. Blssland, twO-stOry brick, y street, be-
tween yth and 10th streets northwest; Bake x
Kelley tWo-stOry bricks, K street, between
18th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

WE JNpEEsTAND that Nessrs- Dayton 81
Il. co,,.. actors or Col. Smoot's =. VI. x. r.,
v. n Eav o. heir lsIseis to-day in specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

The SALE Of furniture which was announced
to take place Tomorrow at No. 305 ID street. is
postponed until Thursday morning, the cath
inst, at 10 O'Clock.
I LATIMER & CLRARY, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

SraNER uNDER WEAR at low prices, just re-
ceiveG at Henry Franc, next door TO Franc, the
hafar.
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A BABY Mt RpEKED By SrRASGLISG.-ThIs
morning a colefed man named Marshall Row
ser repor' ed AZ the fourth precinct station that
there was a box containing q dead infant on %
street, between nth and 2ist streets. Lieut..
Greer dispatched Oficer Riley. Who brought the
box 20 the station, when IL vas found to contain
a newborn c0lOred infant, which hal hem
stTaDgied TO death. a cord OF string being found
lied tightly around It's throat. The CORONER was
IOtjfed.
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Washington Fish and Oyster Trade.
REPORT OF ONE YEARS OPTICAL IssPEc-


REPORT OF ONE YEARS OFFICIAL ISsPEc-
TIONS.
Mr.. Z. Ludington, the inspector of marine
products under the board OF health, has made a
report for the year ending April 10, 1873 which
the health officer presented to the board at their
meeting last night. From it We learn that from
April Is, 1852, TO April 10, 1873, the following
products passed inspection: April, 1s52 (last
nais Of month )-223, 80 shad, ,92j, 900 herring
- zoo taSints. 1890 bunch fish, 2S sturgeon
II 2Ii bushels oysters. COCO clans and II 900
crabs. May-1lC.3OO shad, l..,.,1@' heITlng,
100 taylUrs, $50 bunch fish, 649 sturgeon.
p eco bushels oysters, 13s 900 clans, IS 40
crabs. .June--l0 900 shad, IS. 500 herring 80 935
bunch fish 10 surgeons. 81 oysters, 100000
clSms, :. 150 crabs -Julv-3S16s bunch fish, 26
surgeons. 6G oysters 12S, COO clans, ,S6S crabs.
AugGst-H. les bunch fish, $50 bushels oysters.
"a 500 clans go crabs. September-15,12 0
s,c, fish, stu. geon. 12og1 pu-uo,S Hysters.
9,eO0 clans October-16,601 bunch fish. 81 500
bushels oysters. November-5,S30 bunch fish.
90 200 bushels oysters. December-21 800 burch
hsh. i6.st1 bushels oysters. January, 1873
IL ,0l5 bunch fish, 60, lbs bushels oysters. Feb
ruary-S9, 20 bunch fish y, Sc 900 bushels oysters
March 100 shad, 1. 400 herring, 50 ,Ji5 bunch
FISH. 5n So bushels oysters. April, first half of
mCnth}-1Gs5 900 shad. 49,, 400 herring. 800
taylors, 5l.1CO bunch fish, II 600 bushels oysters
Totals-52G.4J0 shad. 4.2jS 800 herring, o.. 800
taylors, $50 AZ punches fish. s25 sturgeon 22s 2I
bushels oysters. "a 900 clans, 81, Si3 crabs.
COndemnatons-J0 shad, 81 900 herring, g.1
punches fish, "a surgeons, ,1l3 bushels oysters
2lGO crabs. Total single fish inspected .6,3 $50
weighing 5,5s5.Gl0 pounds; punches, 500 ,I21 !.
weighing ,.9l ,52i pounds; total pounds, "a, ,13l.
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Nj EkcHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WASHINGTOE AND NEW YORK.
Esreefter the nns Steamships O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular weekly I0es~N
TIP between NEW YORK, ALEXAN- <fG2k
TOWN, e follows:-Lesye NEW WORK from Pier
~ nnS k,yeT, every sATuRDA1 att m, Leave
ALEXAEDkIA the same day af IL N.
Tor null information apply to B. P. A. DENHAN,
Agent, once and wharf foot OF high street. eoree.
town, or It the corner Of Nth street and New Yorh
~ Freights delivered by Knox's EXPRESS Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsyivania ave
nue.; or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended to. "
iell-n NV. THOMPSON, President.
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TIE BRITISH AND NORTH ANERICas
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SETwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
kussia...... W ed--Apl. l6 CalabTfs AMI 70
''''-- Pt. - Partha...-s al. Apl. D
Alseria......W ed. May IA Bafavis...-Ss Ma n
steamers marked thus do not carry steerase pas-
ana every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR.
DAY from New York
RATES OF PAssA6B.-Cabin, $50 sim. ana s,,o
ffii f.. s Is ps to aceonnodation. go
s s.In tickets ON favorable terms
steeIaee tickets from Liverpool and Queenstoxn
And all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates Throngh
ollls OF lsding given TO Belfast, Glasgow Uss Re
ahtwerp and other points the Continent and for
neeitefrsbeen ports. For freight ard cabin pss
sage, apply at the Comrsny's Office, No 4 Bov'ine
Green; Tor stseerage passage at No. Ill BrssdwaS
noyls-ly CHAs. @. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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PIEDMONT AND Potomac RAILRoAp.-The
Fairfax County Mes says We understand
that the engineers will very soon commence the
survey on the eastern end of this line begin
ming near Aldie, IN LOudoun county. It h y
also been minated that a route living consider
ably south Of that point IL now being favored
nv the officers OF this enterprise, and IL Is be-
heved a line BY Fairfax &. III. will probably he
ultimately adopted. We trust this may prove
Neli-0rounded be lief /"
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FINE CLOTHING

FINE CLOTHING
SPRING AND SUMNER,
MADE TO ORDER IN NEW YORK.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE COUNTRY.
SAMPLE SUITS
READY MADE,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
DEvLrx . Co..
sps-sm Ills PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BRoDHEAD Cos r street.
Cab and anime their stock. 49, - msr9i-sn
SPECIAL NOTICE.
e IL
bs I'll The Il il q
r. FULTON CO., sl+ 9Th street, near PsInsyi-
CTONE MAsONs AND BUILDERS.
Attention il called to the fine
now being landed AZ 18th street and other wharves
iron ses Or So.,c
tug Julia, foot Of High street, Georgetown. ap7lm'
IN THI sUPREMK COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Hsldias Spsesal 1Sm, zyrtll4fA. l0s.
DAVID REEDY, dscss:sd, Che s.seusor sioses.id
hsss with the apprCCS.ssioH. Of The snPrens Court
for The final settlement and dirib9ton Of the pr.
:o9s estate Of s.id sscssssd end q ths 80. Il Sa.d
Of aid decesssd are notified TO sttsnd, With their
&. s: a "a
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In The Star previous
% s ne s.sf 'As A.WkBsrER. Resisssr Of wins.
IN THE sUPREHE SHgEI 9r raE DIsfRIcF
m.,.w NATION NV, =. c 3, ,TS Hrrrrx g, al
On motion Of the 1lainiia, BY Msssrs. Heukle and
Ss ssn e ss % S the
mons issued in this that al Of the defendants
s.s sssS bs .
ORDERED that the ssiA Clifton HELEN, Clarence HELEN
ring forty d.ys AFTER this day csher~i.e IL csn.e
wi" Be wiss 4 81 sfaffs;S.
s%s s1 si.P. wILEiihns. I.fl S S'srs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21

TUE FUNERAL OF the late Mrs. John \. Blv-
hey, wife OF Fire Commissioner Bayley, which
took place from his residence on Thirteenth
street near i, yesterday afternoon. was at
TENDED bya large number OF friends OF the fam
lily. The funeral services OF the Episcopal
Church were read by Rev. Dr. Atkins OF
Georgetown. at the house and at the ground.
Among those PRESENT were Gov. Cooke, the Fire
Commissioners, the clerks In the First National
ard jay Cooke x Co.'S banks. and many other
friends of the bereayed husband. The remains
IN q rosewood casket covered with flowers, were
inferred in Glenwood cemetery.