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The New York herald., 1874-10-26

suicide Sunday OF hast week by shooting. at the
corner OF Myrtle avenue and Dry Harbor road,
near Glendale, u recovering.
colored man named Robinson, who says hs
came rem New Hampshire, stole Q sailboat at Fire
Island. he started for New York. but ran ashore
on Aerrick. where he was arrested. and is now In
the surolk County JAIL at Riverhead, awaiting the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The North Classis OF Long Island have organ
ized o new Reformed church at Laurel Hnl, town
OF Newtown, and have also made arrangements
for supplying the pulplt or the German Reformed
church In Newtown village which for some time
has been without o regular pastor.
The Board Of Health Of Long Island City have
again ordered DR.. Dennler, the Health Onicsr to
sbste the nuisance OF bone boiling and other OBJ
jectionable businesses carried on in the Fifth
ward, or to cause the arrest OF the offending par
ttes The Jagga oilstone nuisance case has
been decided In favor OF Nj. Jaggar, the works
being declared no nuisance.
The Nassau Pond, In Jamaica township, one of
the sources OF the Brooklyn water supply, Is now
being cleaned up by order OF the Water Board.
The water has been drained on, leaving body OF
sediment and deposit about iour feet deep where
the stream enters, and this is being aug out and
deposited upon the adjoining low lands. The work
viii occupy most OF the winter.
The carriage house and dwelling house OF Mr..
Isaac Luyster, at Greenvale, burned on succeed
ing nights last week, are now believed to have
been set on nre by . colored girl, about fourteen
years old employed In Mr. Luysters family. She
Is SAID TO be OF rather vicious, revengefu nature,
and had upon several occasions caused the family
considerable trouble. Sne was arrested and ex-
ahmed before Justice Frost, OF Glen Cove, on
Saturday, and held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Mr.. Jacob Bennett and lady, OF South oyster
Bay had a narrow escape from death at Hemp
stead on Friday. Driving with horse and buggy
he was about to cross the track OF the Central
Railroad, when he heard o locomotive approach
ing, and stopped to let IL pass. Then, not MOTTO
ing that 'nying switch" had been made and
that car was following the locomotive, he
started ahead but discovering his danger just as
he reached the track, he suddenly wheeled his
the buggy. Mr. Bennett and his companion were
thrown out, but, fortunately, were not injured
serlOusly.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. Is, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONB TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsT0NB TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship CalaDria fBrl, McMckan, Liverpool Oct Is
and Queenstown ltth, with mdse and passengers to
Francklyn. y -
mdse 10 X Corts Oct 10. lat 81 Ion 2 passed Gu.
Arizona, from stettn tor Philadelphia same date Ac.,
steamship, supposed OF the Cunard line; list lat a.,
lon 81, q steamship, supposed Keniworth, from Phla-
dephia for Liverpool I'D, lat - Ion 81 an American
3masted schooner showing white flag, with letters
WHIT. bound east
pore Sept2, Alden 2lst Suez 28th Port SAID slst and
Gibraltar Oct TO- with mdse 70 Bavenstedt Co; YES
eel to Busk Jevons
steamship Champion, LOCKWOOD Charleston Oct 22
with mdse and passengers TO w Qnintard Co.
steamship Regulator, Norris Wilmington NC 63 hours,
with ma val stores. &C 10 w Clvde Co. Nth inst, 10
miles north OF Cane HaneIss spoke brig odorilia from
Steamship wyanoke, Coucn, Richmond City Point
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship John Gibson Winters Georgetown, DC, with
mdse and passengers to j g Kenyon.
Ship Channel queen of 0uernsey) Lenfesent, 1lollo
llb days with sugar TO ID Morgan Co vessel to q
Buley Passed Cape OF food HOPE Aug 20 and crossed
the Equator Sept IL In lon 81 BW OF Cape OF Good
Hope had q heavy gale from to NV lasting ~ hours;
then weather oct Is on Cape Hatteras, when had
. heavy NV gale, lasting 4S hours but received no
ship Pride Of Canada tof glasgow Lyale Calcutta,
and sand Heads July 8 with mdse 10 Peabody, Wills
90 Ggoolla the ERpAlQE N the dAen 0caAn JAlx MlR
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Aspiring for Pugilistic HonOrs.

Aspirlng fOr Pug fIfsric HoHOfs'
Before Judge Flammer.
Onicer Coffee, OF the twentieth precinct, brought
into Court yesterday morning James Cody, James
McNab John Cusck. William Van Blanscom,
Henry Watcher, John Collins, James Clark and
Mathew Cronn The charge against them was
prize lighting. They are all about twenty years
OF age and work In ana around the Manhattan
Market. On Saturday night Cody and McNaD
went TO the Thirty-lourth street dock to settle o
dispute after the rules OF the prize ring. The
others were spectators. While the hghJ was pro-
crossing captain Mcdonnell, OF the Twentieth
precinct made descent on the CROWD and ar
rested the aforementioned McNab was fined $40
and held in $500 bail to keep the peace. Cody took
o fit in Court and was discharged. The rest OF
the prisoners were also discharged with q
caution.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
Too Late, Alas!

From the Cincinnati Enquirer-democrstic,1
The leaders OF the republican party are not max
ang any progress in persuading Grant to renounce
the IDEA OF third term. Not until the l4th Of
october did the idea occur to them that it was
necessary TO Danish the third term notion. The
news from OHIO and Indiana the 14tn inst.
changed the position OF the republican party
touching the third term. The tremulousness is
sgnlicant, but IL Will probably be unavalling. lf
Grant now declares against third Presidency 1t
Will be an acknowledgment that he has had slap
In the lace He IS not the man TO humlate himself,
hs administration IS notoriously corrupt. Alter
these republican defeats his denial OF third term
Willingness could mean nothing else than such
cOnlesslOn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
ARSON IN WILLIAMSBURG.

An alarm OF fire was raised at hafpast three
A. M. yesterday from No. ~ wythe avenue, and
when the nremeR arrived they found the cellar on
IRE In two or three places. few pals OF water
quenched the names ana Frank Peters, who was
iouna on the noor OF the cellar apparently intox.
Gated, was taken In custody. The building,
three story brick edince, is owned ana occupied
by C1aries Bnckner shoe store and dwelling,
and Peters was An employe IN the shop who had
been discharged day or two ago fVr drunken
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
The Question il Not Dead.

From the Milwaukee News-demOcratic.l
Let us not be deceived. Our next ngnt with the
republican party viii not be with that organiza-
tion on Its war and antl-savery principles and
on questions OF nuance, tarlns and taxation which
may be raised. The fight Will be against q revolu-
tionary party calling itself republican," with
Grant for a third term candidate, and the money
and war power Of the government supporting the
movement. The third term movement Is not
dead Out Of the ashes OF defeat In which the re-
publican party will be buried next month the
fres or the third term movement will be kindled
into actual LIE and vigorous existence. The
third term Will be made the great Issue. Beaten
on every thing else, they Will make that the sol e
plank IN their platform. They Will charge that
their defeats were due to back pay. to Credit MO-
biiier 10 the liquor question, to any other preext,
and viii go boldly before the people on the third
term as tuelr only platform
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
LONG ISLAND.

A son OF G. W. Garrison, OF whitestone, acci.s
dentally shot himself in the hip on Saturday
while IN the act Of putting a cooked pistol in his
pocket.
The Rev. L. j. Gross, from the Union Theological
Seminary, New YORK city, has accepted cali to
Amenla.
PaEiek oallagash va0 aleWptsd b commit
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sS issf ssss sfs'
sas ss q spf1s
sns s Ss Say
h;iS ;Ss spS Bombay Aug with
mdss 70 Henderson Bros ut,
msss ssp uss c Game he
Ssd ~ mlss s.aSs 81 Ss
Boston, Lnne San ns ,Ss 5sns s
the faec crossed Ion had strong ,,a% tSe s
sss 4 s 9 a q
snow sassis snip ssor,ns heavily, saTTsa Hnis;i
being reas a srs and bad
to Cape ssaxy gales
same lat took strong SIS trades and carried them 70 ~ aa
Ss% Ssy. . port ,as N naa.a.. son,s.mo
ssTs 81. osiss fofsns is SiSst Oliver
ss aaus.oT 9Sss 81 ss " oss 81
rTnsoss;s s1sndT: ssa g%p'on Port
Brig S9SasSs windsor Es| t:aansr Curacao 10
ss q ,s ss.yS e
gale rSm to NsE s,9es moderate % weather. nMinv Mar
acaSo . days and % The bar . days cese Penis
ton Col vessel to wenberg oct 10 lat - -, 3 pca aon
sSfS5 aa %snssrs aa vIIy nas
IHsa hsa asssHS Sss sS.
ons ~ Ssan saw 's's schr painted white American
sign flying, standing TO the westward u..r p.r,
Goa i days M with yos Ensss vessel Wen
%a, SerS sSt da variable wnd ~nu' 70
schr a johnson, corwin. windsor Ms for Whining,
scSr n Rivers tof Thomas.on Rivers Pensacola ?.
In wit Il
NE winds and cams the whole passage
with ss East Bridge
schr F stockton, Cranmer, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Bark Domenico dtal, Culotta, Boston tor New York,
Brig Nile tBr) Nickerson, Bermuda for New York.
with fruit to b j Weinberg
scbr Lucy Blossom, Chatheld Boston for New YORK
schr Wm Farren Liney New Haven tor vrgnia
schr 5 J smith, Morgan, s.onington for New YORK;
: schr valorous GUS survey Ray Bridgeport for Few
schr Orion, osborn. Belfast for New York, with lum
sshr Fannie Edih, Barclay. Ellsworth for New
schr i N Gregory, fnorndike, Rockland for New
Ye with lime to Xa4 grow SIekerson Boston for New
scnr A Forsvtne, hooole Stamford for New York
steamer Electra Young, Providence tor New YORK
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
E. sS. New Ter York. o
port.
schr Sunny Shower, Ward, Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Port johnson for say
brook.
schr Jessie williamson seaward. Port johnson for
Portsmouth.
schr b Jones' Snow, New York for Portsmouth.
Schr Allen Brown, Chase, Newburg tor Fall River.
Scnr G Tripp Nlckerson, New York Tor Wareham
schr Mary Isabel. Sammis Clinton Point for fall
River.
Scnr Clio Davis, Port johnson for Brookhaven.
Schr Minauas Heaney, Port johnson tor Providence.
Schr Hudson Post, Rondout for Portsmouth,
Schr Nautilus, Crockett Poughk eepsie for Boston.
Schr Hazelton, Rogers. Port johnson Tor Salem.
Schr 0 Hawey, Tyler Port johnson for Somerset
schr George Albert Bryant Port johnson for sa-
lem
NB
schr Wave, Pinkham Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Ellen Morrison. Cole New York for Boston,
Schr Tower. Perry, Port johnson for salem .
Schr Edward Ewing, Walker, Philadelphia Tor south
old IL
Schr Ann Eliza. Caswel, Newburg for Fall River.
Schr Noses Webb, Charlick Newburg for Fall River.
Schr l. Vandervoort Kelly, Weehawken for Boston
Schr sallie Ponder. Thrasher. New York for Taun
ton.
scnr Hiram Tucker, Curtis, New York for Boston.
| Schr A n Acken, Woodruff, New York Tor Newbury
! port
schr } Bartlett Kelly. Rondout for Boston.
Wind a sci s. light
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r l., Oct q. 1874
The printing cloths market more active the past
week. with INQUIRY and larger than the pre-
vous Prices closed steady at bAc SIC, 30days
good standard and goods The stock of
in hand Is small being estimated not to exceed weeks
production The sal OF the week g. 800 piecea
bc SIC for extra and good standard, &C. for seconds
and AAc 66x60.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
Maritime Miscellany.


BARK BESSIE ROGERS sunk at Newport has been far
raised thar the quarter deck is out Of water.
BRIG MARY @ CoMERY, from Norfolk for Barbados
"a, to resume her voyage.
scun EDWARD SANCHEZ new, Benson, from Bat
badly.
as,S sG% Mex
Curtis TLroS Rsley, for Philadelphia, put back
to Savannah 18th inst, leaking.
scHR HAxsURe, before reported sunk in Mystic River
Towboat Co.
scnn As4cssor Jaspsr rom r9rtapd .t Of and for
fare struck by squaL and carried away head Of
foremast
before reported ashore al Southampton Ii was got OH
night OF oct 2a undamaged by the crew OF the hesav
scHR JosxPHINx stone which sailed from Pascagoula
Oct !. Tor Key West PIT back n er repairs having
BKrpcKroRr, Oct 24-The sunken tugboat W r WASH
burn successfully pumped out and raised yesterday
new srxAxrR-Rufus N Merrill, at Boston, has con.
tracted Duld steamer Of about 45 tons to run be-
Back I i Bay. - 'A' : ~ "''' - :" " : ~
Ssw Yee A Aa ee4n Of naSe s
and unoaded in Gloucester sdays Made the run from
hours
Belfast 81 inst from ns ,npysrd ct
LAurcnEs-The bark Thomas Goddard OF about 700
toms will be launched in the early part Of this wee
ss s As 1ssSF ass sas
Gmass asss, S fsnne w
ssns Sass and g.
laSaehsa today @ from osps xsSiiysry yssa "a :.
Ss M
as s S II from
dlelon dsssped for the East India trade at hOma son
G0
NJ ss 5 Sg o. h Nse cha "p
number Of others Of and also by Capt Geo
Chase, who Is to command her.
Notice to Mariners.
AvRIcA-wEsr coAsr.-LIcurs AT xosRovrA AND CAPE
PALkAs.
rovia Is on the summit Of Mount Mesura TO- about half
mile by E. Of the and just back Of Mamba Point
hosed ss On the SiHSs ass
M a ave o SIX miles is
The !isht on Cape Pamas i again shown but !. 50 in.
sTss ssr ms 1nn, can only be seen at distance Of two
Psricasr care is in navigating this coast
lighted ted very iniGerent A'' ''S"''0' AA- "n0n
Tn. sn On Cape es q sicily
been changed to an intermittent light showing white
minute, then red lash followed BY eclipse Of one
The light elevated les feet above sea level and in
clear weather should be visible II miles.
COAST OF GRRnArY-oLDRSBURc-NoR IsLAND.-Es-
TABLIsHMEST LIGHT
A new light will sbe shown from a tower recently
erected on the island Of Norderney II will be white
be elevated 1876 feet above the level of the sea- and
should be seen distance OF 10 miles
The Illuminating apparatus dioptrc Of the first
order.
Position Of the light latitude IS ~ 40 N, longitude
7l3AE
JAPAN-NfPoN-suRUcA GuLr-coRREcTxD POSITION
oMAEsAKf LIGHT.
The position OF omaesak light has been established ~
The outer edge OF Lady Inglis reef bears from the
tower ; 80 IA Il, distant * miles
The British Admiralty charts show the light and reef
miles too far 70 the eastward but In the correct la
tude.
!Bearlngs magnetic Variation, 5 46 westerly In lS4)
BY oruer OF the Bureau OF Navigation.
X WYMAN. Commodore U ~ Hvdrographer
Us Hydrographic Once Washington DC Sept Is, 1874
spoken.
Bark Snrmien to, Moody, from Montcvideo for Port
land oct ~ lat 40 49, Ion 10 fby pilot boat Aspin
wall, No 2D,
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
HE COURTS
ESSEX MARKET PoLIoR ooURr
Another Case OF Alleged False Rsgistra'
ton.

AnothSr case OF Alleged FoISe ReGistTas
ttOn.
Before Judge wanden.
Charles Wilson. OF No. 90 Allen street. was ar
raigned, charged with violating the Election laws
He went, as Is alleged, TO No. II Ludlow street.
which Is the Thirteenth Election district OF
the Eighth Assembly district, and desired 10
register as Charles walker. and gave his residence
as No. 20 orchard street. and swore tnat ne had
lived there nine months. Frederick Siegel. VINO
lives at No. 20 Orchard street, stated tnat tue
prisoner did not reside In the house. wilson.
alias Walker, was held In 1000 bail 10 answer.
The false registration In this district Is said TO be
very extensive.
Larceny of Clothing.
Charles Desar. alias Charles Hyer, was commit
ted in So, 600 bail, charged with stealing $l45
worth OF clothing from John Kramer, OF lis For-
syth street. with wnom he was employed.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are In
formed that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau, No Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
pres from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same will he cabled this country
tree OF charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
SHIPPING NEWS S.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Salts. Destinasson.I

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THu
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-10-26
OUR GABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BOMBAY, Oct A-saled, ship Annie Fish, Honses,
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The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times says Of the Joint Investigating
Committee: "The committee as organized is,
on the whole, rather inclined to be hostile TO
the District government, and will, at least, not
show II any undue favors. On the other hand,
Il Is not likely TO make the investigation a per-
secution, and report fair and just to all par
ties may be expected" This is all the District
government and the people of the District de-
sire, and II Is to be hoped that, with the com
mittee constituted as above stated, we shall
hear no more OF the parrot-cry of the mslcon-
tents that they cannot get thorough investi-
cation.
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Governor whyte, OF Maryland, yesterday We
toed the bill passed by the state legislature re-
Gently, providing for the defense OF state
registration and election officers, indicted
In United States courts. The veto is on the
ground that the bin Is too ambiguous in its
terms, and the Governor also suggests that
under its provisions he might be called upon 20
pay for the defence Of those whose indictments
had been caused by their own palpsble miscon-
duct. The veto was sent TO the House Of Dele
gates, vhere the bill had originated, and was sus-
tanned by q vote Of 81 to 1.
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MEDICAL. &c.

hR. JANE WILSON, 9 thoroughly experienced
- and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Ply stefan
Ladies attended to Of their residence at any hour
night or day. or pleasant rooms and the best of att
tendance al the Doctors private residence, 5l3 4h
Dental. f.bIa 80
Dh. KoIftssf sdIs xr,,p. 49,
FROM long experience in both hospital and
private practice, will guarantee cure in ali Dis
eases of The Urinary Organs, GOnorrhea, elect,
structure, 81 philis, and Spermstcrrhea Gases Of
Sohorrh.ea Gently contracted cured in 20 days
syphilis IN ali its stages quickly cured, and the poi
son entirely ersdcated from the system without the
use OF mercury. spermatorrhoa, brought on BY
excuses and abuse IN youth, csuing loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weskne
lmpotencY, nervous irritsbility, symptoms Of con-
Sumption, indigestion, palpitstion Of the heart
palns 10 back, dmness Of sight OF giddiness, evil
Iorepodibgs self dlstrust, &C., speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. L located for
many years st 10 Eutsw street, Baltimore, Nd
mere ne has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations By his W ashington patrons, 10
open per mar ent once in that city, where he NAV
be consulted every WedDs sdsy and Saturday in each
week, from m. 70 9 2. m. Jaug-Im
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4 AND AND sToSE QUARRIEs
F0R ALI,
TO INVENTORS, sPEOULATORs, Ann
Il OTHERs.
R.sK q STHoMPsos 400,

"a WALL STREET, NEW YORE
btocks bought and sold ~ closest market ounta.
n9hs, eiher Tor cash or for settlement Al Al tme
Wlthin months, on 10 per cent margin
OF market value. - ''
Puts and Calls granted on favorable terms, slOo
per loo shares 81 stock.
fixed periods. ianst In,
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1t has been the custom of Congress for many
years past to divide appropriations here and
there for the repair and improvement of our
public grounds. The head of each of the Offices
responsible for the same would make an esti-
mate, upon which was based an appropriation
Tor some specific work; thus the Agricultural
department would receive a sum to improve its
walks; the Smithsonian another, perhaps for
the same purpose, as well as the Botanical gar
Gen. The effect Of this practice has been to
improve here and there by patchwork and with
out any systematic plan for general improve
ment- The two committees of Congress having
IN charge our public buildings and grounds have
come to the conclusion that il is mad VISA
bic to fritter away the public money In
small sums for any specific work. but to have
prepared general plan for the improvement
OF our public grounds, from the monument lot,
to and to include the Capitol Park. To this
end negotiations are now pending to secure the
services Of Mr.. Olmsted, of New York, whose
skill as landscape engineer and gardener is
displayed in the Central Park and its surround
1bgs. 1t is proposed to have him prepare for
the action OF Congress plan to merge and con-
meet the public grounds, and after II shall have
been approved, TO appropriate in bulk a sum
sufficient to complete what recommendations
may be set forth in the specifications he pre-
sents.
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Our statesmen are not the only ones bothered
by the financial question. Alta mass meeting
Of liberals recently in England. preliminary to
the parliamentary elections, Mr.. Gladstone said
in his speech: "The real issue before the coap-
try IL finance" The same Is said to be As true
CT France, Austria and Russia As OF England.
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W. Dean Rev. DR., EDwIs) and other clergy OF
the Conyoestion will h ID services aud make I'D
dresse. ~ % Psuls Church, sd street north vest
THIS ByEhING, at T:3e o'clock; aud In 81. MAN,
Cnurch, ID street soaihsast, on FRIDAY, si7:So
n N It,
nFGkBMAhlA kkBEkA LOrGE, No. ~
the Lodge Room, corner o. BE. YORK avenue and
9TH street., TO MORROW friday &C Ia o'clock
N. 90 attend the funeral Of late sister, Mrs.
kEGTSA MARI LEoNBER6ER. By order
IL EMMA BARTHOLOMEW, Fec
~ - never ben known 20 fan. II frees the
ecnD 1o9 Dendru6, restores Gray Hair % its
nnSurn color, renfers soh and plis able, prevents
the HAT from falling cot, and pr odrcss Il vixen
eceS; - ne nne& Hair preser known. Tor ssIe
~ ~ DrugRho, jyn-y
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FOR SALE.

TOh SAIE.
LOB sALE-A fine BLACK HORSE; would suit
Il for buggy or business purposes Gan ~
O'Clock Q. m. febll ST. GA
LOB sALE-Two WILCOX GIBBS sEwIHG
MACHINES. They have been in use but q
sold at great reduction.
LOCKWOOD. HUFTY TAYLOR,
febllN 623 Pennsylvania avenue.
lust ARRIVED-A lot Of fine FRESH COWS.
y For sale cheap. To be seen at the Gap. HzerA
itoi Hill Livery 6tsble, 311 Sd street Kk<fS
LNOR sALE-One hrst-rate ROSEWOOD CASE
l. PIANO, nearly new, first cost Ss00;-
will sell now Tor S950. Apply ct ~ 18th
street northwest. feb9-lm VVNvv
LOB sALE-Fine CANARY and NOOK ING
BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRDEH
CAGES. Prices low. No. 1877 South B street W
Georgetown street cars pass the door. ~
febS-tr j. M. GOETZ.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE.
VI AtLes's Wharf, foot Of Sirth stysG,
DEALER III WOOD AND COAL.
Orders By mail promptly attended to.
Liberal deductions made to the trade Oarsoes
Aloaded and stored or delivered. decli-tr
ADW. OkAkk. Z. y. OBOeeJI
4. 8OW. CLARK co..
pBALylS
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
AoULDIHas, g.,
Central once, 020 Louisiana aveuue,
Wharf, DeDst md Planning Mn, foot Of eth sgrsa
sast.
Isrd-llfh and ssrsss nosthvsa, jyu-ly
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LADIES' GOODS.

MADAME GRANGER,
OF PARIS,
n as the honor to inform the ladies Of Washington
that she has on exhibition EVENING AND RE-
CEPT1oN DBEssEs, BOENRTs, and q Complete
assortment for lsdys Toilette, directly imported
and OF entirely the latest styles
Madame Granger has been for many years the
dressmsker of the ladies Of the foreign embassy
both In Paris and London, and Marchioness Ripon
and the Countess VALE de Greve
Madame Granger will remain in the city but
lew weeks, and may be found while at the Marston
febll At