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The Markets.

=, BALIrNoRs, May H.-ynginias skies, C ousoidstei,
BALIIMeRs, May r.-Gotton active and strong
aud adj sDcing-low middIings, Hl5@Hk Flour
SSnisi; fayors buyers prices unch.ns ed. whest
rs. eboice smber' ~ gon, 70 p.tnle 90 i.oJg
rs; ccmnon 70 far do, 1.55Gl.65; Penns yivsnia
do u 71@1 IS; Ohio ard Indiana do, ST. as@sI7:
Western spring, l.tS@l 50. eorn-white sOlthern,
1rmer, s6@S; yellow southern, steady. 8sG14;
mixed western, quiet; old, s5GSs; new, 81 Oats
Sriet-s1nthern, g; western mixed, g.; do. white,
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, 7Ia@1H. Bulk
BseoIIshsTlder., *; eies, RIB. lOt.; gar cured
lower-fsir to g. Cd. 3s@52 choice. 81 Coffes auiet
and unchanged. Whisky steady, 80. Sugar Quiet,
Nav YoRK, MAY l2.-stocks dull. Money, 8.
Gu, I2H Exchange, long, <ss1; short, .sin. Gov.
erbn eRis dull aad lower
NEW YORK, May l2.-Flour dull asd droopiue
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn dull ana heavy
LONDON, May II, 1850 p m.-Erie, 81: preferred,
50,
LONDON, May II, 3 . m The wea, her throughout
England to-day 10 fair. Consos for mon ey " az
for account; $50 Erie, slA@a2.
LONDON, MAY u, 4: 80 .. N -Oonsols for monsy,
$685. for account, 91<. rrie, 3l& a.; preferred
IS. Paris dispatches quote reptes At 90 francs, rs
centimes
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THE W FATHER.
WAR DxPARfMKNr, Qfscs az CasC SisssI
WARRINGTON. ID. O.. Nav II. 1874. tA.S

wAsHiNsToN, d. O., Nay II, l7l, ,a.D IN Z
etn portion Of the d idle States generally clear
weather and light variable winds win prevail, with
low temperature falling barometer. . or M >
South Atlantic states, Virginia AID Maryla gen
ersliy cloud, weather, northeast to variable Winds,
shs hty risipg temrersture, and rain tn i'm ne
oste coast states geberslG clear weather with light
winds aud Gains and decided change Of seu para
ture. For the lake region the Ohio valley and Tan-
nessee partly cloudy and YARN sther, with south
east southwest Wit de and light rain ia flliaoss,
and thence northwa-d and northeastward ever u 9
lake region. For the noIth~ est, cooler AID part
cloudy wesr her. with south west to northeriy Winds,
and light 70 in in the Mississippi valley. Tire Nj =.
sissippi. Missouri and lever Ohio rivers Wilt.
SLOWLY %uripg Tpesdav.
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THE AMALGAMATRD CARPENTERS AND
JoINERs held a meeting last night at Mechan-
les Hall, Louisiana avenue, j. p. Mackey IN
the chair and a. j. Linton secretary A LETTER
was read from the Bricklayers' Union asking
moral and financial aid. A motion was ma Ia
by Mr. Williams TO lay the Communication on
me table. Mr.. Burgoyne SAID il would not be
showing proper respect TO the bricklayers. Mr..
MEltemore was In favor Of laying the paper on
the table to show the brIcklayers that the hands
OF this association were tied, and their money
AT the cisposal or the tyranny of England,
~here me nome branch Is located. No matter
how willing they ight be to assist their breth
rem In distress, they are debarred from that
purpose by controlling power holding its CEN
ter In Europe Mr. Lowe said the brfckIayers
were the first branch to strike for eight hours
for day. labor, and they should be Sustained:
poor as be was he would pay five dollars ont OF
Dts own pocket to aid them in the strike The
motion TO lag on the table was lost. The secre-
tary was Instructed TO collect all the informs
ION possible in relation to the bricklayers'
strike and transmit the same to the executive
committee in New York
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SUIT FOR CHILD.-The N. Y. Erpr.ss of
last evening says" This morning Mrs. Tenn
pleton, Formerly Miss Bsbcock, of Washing
toni who was shot, but not fatally, by her hus-
band some months ego, was to apply In t1s
supreme court, chambers. for an order sranting
her the custody of her child, now with her hus-
PIANO, but in consequence OF her counsel, Mr..
Hummel, being engaged In the Small case. the
matter was adjourned
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ORpER or RECHABIrHs.-The District Tent
omcers organized a new tent last Friday night,
10 be known a. Capitol Tent, No. 56, and in
stalled the following officers: Benjamin A.
Swami, Shep.; =. Lewis HolleRgSerger, p. q. r;
CHARLES lsham. O. r.; John wo)dteld, ID.
Q. Il. Crump. X. s.; John Coggins. r. s.; Tho.
Hamilton, Treas; George Rysli, Lew; William
wallace, 1. g.; Moses Swami, o. G.; Rev.
Jacob ID. Wilson, Chap. This tent Is located on
CAPITOL Hill.
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JUgY.-The
grand jury, just adjourned, indicted Settle,
alias Joseph Ross, for the murder of Daniel
Carroll, on the SQth OF March last; Military
Jones, Benjamin johnson, and Ohio Mead, for
robbery; y. o. BcBd, for forgery; Henry Lyons,
alias Ado'ph Oberdorfer, for same offense; j..
=. Bard, for assault with intent to commit a
rape; George Smith ana Chas. Chase. burglary.
Robert Morris, do; Patrick Turner, Reuben
Nelson, alias johnson, and j. II. Evans, do /:
George johnson, do Henry G.. Brown EN- beg
Element, two cases;) Amstead Holmes, resist
iIg cthcer; and several parties on the charge of
larceny.
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-hesd Closhing Doasa e
~ Sold. wGi Ssy fsir price ter cseosS- IL
nail, De: slI % ssrsss, sssssss en- see "a
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TIE SPELLING CONTEST held on Friday last
at the Franklin school building between the
tour male and four female, fret grade,
school district, resulted in the awarding OF
the medals to the schools of Miss
Mary McArdle and Miss Mary McGin, the
former corner of 1 and 22d streets, the latter on
10Th street, between g and II streets. Sixty
words each were given, and NJ aster Clarence
Ream in Miss McArdle's. and Miss Hattie
GoldshoTough in Miss McGiI's, proving per
feet, won the medals. The spelling in ali the
schools was excellent, and showed a marked
improvement over last yea-.
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NEW IXPKBse LIsB VIA OANAL.
MpH,I.pxLpHIa ssEETryTlnrNSpR,.v. y

FH1 mS16s Alb b. SAsH
sAfLINs DAys.
s wsb aH;sa pxf', ,ss fs
fIpI g w ,r ssrsst ososssssva, D. o.. MON.
Ih,s line oonnecss 81 P6ii.dsiphis vi,a "oiysep
nns.ss sHs Il sss, - g
y: r' eGrDs or SSrP ssi .f;ss {. D do
WALDO q. PizpCE, e ocnnsp ersss ,ssass.
asn Isk = esssrsi 69os. Sos feens,lssuis sys-
sns, g q ne $500 vSad vnl b Dro.yay e
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PAINFUL, perhaps fatal, mistake was m .de
yesterday morning by Q lady in tie nor .hern
portion OF the city in giving her little son, aged
about five wears, who was i'll, half ounce OF
carbolic acid by mistake. Several doctors we're
called In and rendered medical aid, but tn life
Il the little sufferer V despaired Of,
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements. &C.. ro-nighs

NATIONAL TR>dter.-Daly's Fifth Avenus Com
edy Company in "Monsieur Alphense."
F6rd'f Ofera Fouse---Schumann's Gran1
Transatlantic Novelty Combination.
fz,afer ComigH>.-La Jsrdin Mabiile and III
Partisan Can-Can, and numerous other attrac-
tions.
Wmards Nall Lecture by Mr.. Sutro on
mines and Mining"
Lincoln RaH.-Leeture by Fat er Ryan.
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ONE of the most desirable pieces Of property
ever offered for sale in this city will be sold AZ
auction To- morrow afternoon at O'Clock. The
above Is situated near the corner or 81 and a
streets northwest. The sale win be condu ctsd
nv Mes~rs. DuncansoD Bros, and will be posi-
tive, so as to close an estate.
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WASHINGTON Fish MARKET To-pAY.-Seld
oy X A Golden & Bro, 900 sbad at 81 25 70
= per hundred, 6o,000 herrinss, from % to
90 per thousand.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

ICE CREAa! iCK CREAM!
Aner to-day I win furnish my celebrated ICE
GRAMS and Fruit WAITE IOIs ii the fol-
lowing prices:
9 2%o ooS ..; . ssnss; Three 9a...s, sis;
ne hnt IN the District. NY Elegant IOe CREAM
PAkLOks are now opsn. in which CRBAM and
WATER IOES are served, by accommodating
walters, ct Is cents PSF plate. with cake, % cents.
J. O. NICHOLS,
90 High street, near Bridge,
msSI OF Georgetown, D. u,
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ATTENTION Is called 10 the advertisements NJ
MI j. Markrtter IN another column. At IN q
store there IL cOrst nflv on hand a large varied
arc vel selected stock OF wal papers, picture
frames, window shades, ard Other ARTICLES ne
colar 20 the trade. Br. MSrkriteT skquN be
Visited and his goods inspected.
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= SALE OF A VIRGINIA FARM-The farm known
a. I0e Cottage" AT the mouth OF sizchodoc
SISek, KING George county, Virginia, belon p
lhg 20 tne estate OF Nicholas Que-snberrv. de
Seasec, was recently bought by Mr.. OsceOls
GTeen, OF Geor getown, ID. ID, for 81 500, This
fam was recently Assessed at si4. 600.
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CARPETS!
PETS!
AND
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS!
our New siock Spring
CARPETS
DRY GOODS
attracting urfs ersal attentisn
A PhlZE NOW /. STOHE FOR Nyupy oxr
nj sOMk GOODS ~ considerable lees thai
AT OUR PRICES ALL ARE Ey.piKD To
BHn.THE ASSORTMENT roo LakGp ro
kkuhkRATE ENEEl ARTICLE Az
0UR sPEClALTfHS comprisee.
bohIh and t0LORkD SILKS and DRESS
SooDs OF all cls-ses, DOM EsTICs of every a =
setlIton- LACk JACKETS andLACE sH4wI.s
fhhAsoLs and Sun SHADES, of lasss, noSeI-
our Stock Spring CARPETS entirely mar an,
al me issst designs, imported and manufactur.d
ENGLISH BRUssILs, LOWELL and H.Rr
FORD THREE-PLYs nANi
EHSLleb and AMERICAN INGRArSs
BA9 aud HEhP CARPETS.
EASELLkkT WHITE MATING at 2sc
OlL-CI Otis IN ali widths
TRIP TO our ESTABLISH NSNT WILL
BE PhOFfTA SLY SPENT.
THE ARCADE
WOoLFORB q SHILRERa
<2J skN6STa STREET
hayEH between II and X southwest
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CU y A r u Ne
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the hancas Of .,I-
uslon, the Steamers Of this Line take a specifi "A
course Tor eli seseOEs Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20 New
1ork OF BOston, crossing Meridian OF 60 al az la
or nothing to the Borth Of - -''
On the homewsrd passage, crossing tue NJ esfdian
oieO at A lat. or nothing 90 tbs north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
bETWEEN hkW YORK AND LIFERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HIRB0R.
rsoOtis.....-Wcd., May 6 Psrthia'..- Ssf., Nav ~
hseris.....--:sst, Nay .Rnssis-.-.-wsd., May n
,Subs....wed. msy ls hiEa-.--..-.--SA,.. lay 30
!eya .--.-....:sst, May is CslAbIia..-Wed June 5
AhSssinis-Weo Msy -. BstsviA....- v ed =. June s
"a An 10 every following WKDEEsDAY and SAT
UbDAf from New Y~rk.
Steamers MARRIED thus do net carry steorags pas
.enRers.
RATKs OF PAs.ssE.-Csbin, ESQ, sloO, ani slso.
gold, according 20 sccommcdstion. Tickets 20 Pa
ris, SIS, gold additional Return tickets on favor
able terms. steerago $50, currency.
eteerage Tickets IRON Liverpool and Queenstown.
and 81 paris OF KurUPe, st lowest rates. Through
bills Of lsding given Tor Belfast, Glasgow Hsvre,
Antverp, and other ports the Continent AID for
Mediterranean ports. For freight add cabin pass
age, ap ply at the Oom pany Office, No. 4 BoeIiae
Green; for steerage passage, No. Ill Rrosdwsy,
Trinity Building, or 20 OTIS BIGELOw, Banker,
sos 9TH street, op pasite Patent Once
lanG-ly CHAs. @. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
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TBE Franklin Coop. Bull ling Ass,cis-
TOE heid us la regular moothly Ia Getting AT
Aarlnfs hall last evening A large amount OF
MONEY was advanced at q moderate premium:
amount. ~ 600; average premium. les per cent
The Peoples Building Association at its 18th
meeting last evening Cancelled 10 shares.
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MEROHAETr LINE OF sTIAnsBIPu
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

wAsHINGroS AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the epe ste.mss,-- n. q. KEIeHr ana
TiSk ssss:se s5% TSSE, AK;
!. 49, u !o.x;
{. NJ, and ALExAHDRlG the sane day 81 , m.
Tor oI full info@.tioe stRy g PA. pksaAn,
Town, or st the corner q uth street and rev York
'I:sei s.,,sr. ~ ksS2 Ps.ssn Or.
ders len 81 General Once, eos penDsylvsufa ave.
tended 90. feli-tr
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GEN. HOWARD SKRRNApBp-The male str.
dents OF Howard University serenaded General
a y. Howard, at his residence, near the uni.
yersity, last evening, in testimony of the graft
ncation with which they received the news of
the Generals acquittal by the colrt of inquiry
which has recently been investigating charges
against him. The students sang several beau
tiful songs, after which they were invited into
the Generals residence, where they sang sew
eral other pieces Gen. Howard made a short
speech, thanking them for their cengratul atoms
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday last Mr.
John h. Bond, q member of the nrm of C. H.
buIgess * Co., wood and coal dealers in the
northern part OF the city. died suddenly from
inhar1matory rheumatism, which. after many
attacks, invaded vital part. The deceased
was the brother OF s. X. Bond, ESQ, a we'll
who knew him for bis personal worth and good
Qualities as citizen, business man, aud friend
he viii he buried at Oak Hill, and the funeral
Will take place Tomorrow at o'clock D. M
from the residence OF his niece, l4l2 9th street
northwest, under the auspices Of Dawson Lodge
pr Masons.
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MASONIC ELECrIor.-At the annual conven.
tioa OF High Priesthood OF the District last night
al the Temple officers were elected as follows
A. G. Mackey, PRESIDENT; James q. Smith, vice
presi6en'; ,. ID. Larner. secretary and treasu.
rer' WI. Middleton, chaplain; John Locki~
Hardy, guard.
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Office hours from 8 a. m. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis t.
Press of business at the Office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after 6 o. m.
Established in Washington 1861.
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LEgIsLAuvE AxsywRLv

CoUNCIL.-The Council met at 8 O'Clock
last evening. Prayer by Rev. g. A. Hall.
Messrs. Judd & Detweiier, containins their bid
Tor doing the printing Of the Council, be insert
Cd In the journal; agreed to.
council bill No: ?, making provisions for pre-
NeDune the running It large OF domestic ami
mails In the county Of Washington was read a
second time and referred to the committee ON
"shingten. Georgetown and county affairs.
Inc president stated that, in conformity to
Council resolution empowering him to appoint
chaplain and page, he had appointed Rev. G.
A. Hall as chaplain, and Thomas Leidy as
At 6H O'Clock, on motion of Mr.. Thomson.
the Council adjourned.
HoUSE.-The House was opened with prayer
by the chaplain.
Mr.. TIimble presented a memorial Of A. II.
herr, asking the Legislature 10 TX amount of
damages TO lot 26, IN Georgetown; referred.
MT Brewer introduced bill for the relief OF A.
Stevenson; referred.
Mr.. Robertson presented the petition of M
referred.
MIR. Boswell introduced bill to condemn aud
open street south, from AZ to 9th streets;
referred.
Mr.. Brooks, from the committee en- indebted
ness, reported bill for the relief of the New Eng
land Society OF Friends; read a second time.
Also, reported bill providing for the examine
ton of all vouchers, books and PAPERS sho wing
the receipts and expenditures tor the year;
Mr.. Berry moved to 90 into committee of the
Whole on the code.
MIR. Carroll asked to take ND bill making ap-
preparation for the paw ment of the assessors
MI Berry objected to the assessors bill bein 2
taken up, on the ground that they had no report
bom The Governor, and until he knew how the
finance stood he could not vote for any appro-
pristiOn bill!
MIR. Boswell agreed with Mr.. Berry that the
appropriation bills should not be taken up until
they had received a report Of the finances.
Mr.. Carroll urged that these men had per-
formed the services, aud needed their money,
and the law provided that they should be paid
monthly.
Mr.. Boswell suggested that twas unne -es ,ary
TO pass the bill, and as parties for whom appro-
prIauons had been made have been for SIX or
seven months without pay, he did not see that
the passage of this bill would aid them much.
The motion OF sir. Berry was agreed to, and
the committee took up the code, with Mr.. Burs-
ley in the chair, and after several chapters had
been considered, adjourned.
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The Safe Burglary indictments

The grand jury Yesterday found seven indict-
ments against William Benton for burglary in
the District Attorneys Office. The present
ment is tor burglariously entering the Off CO of
Assistant District Attorney, blowing open the
iron safe therein, and stealing therefroR sun
DRY valuable papers belonging to the Office and
the nrst indictment charges that on the night
OF the 2ith OF April, about the hsur of IL
O'Clock, with force and arms the dwelling
house or one George p. Fisher and Richard
harrington, there situate, feloniously and bur-
slarlously did break and enter with in
tent the goods and chsttels, moneys and
papers OF yalue of the said George 2. Fisher
IN tne said dwelling house then and there being
then and there feloniousy to steal take AMI
carry away one silver sugar spoon OF the value
OF ten dollars, two silver butter knives each OF
the value of We dollars; two fruit kni yes each
OF the value OF five dollars; eighteen silver tea
spoons, each of the value of two dollars; We
table spoons, each of the value of four dollars
of the goods aud chatteIs of the said
George +. Fisher, in the said dwelling house.
then and there felOniOusly and burgiariousIy
did steal, take and carry away" &c. The wit
nesses on this Indictment are Richard Hsrring-
ton, Joshua Parker, j. W. Coomes j. A. w
Clsrvoe, w. W. Domaine, A. q. Richards, COL
umbus Alexander, Charles q. Ivey, Thomas M,
shepherd and A. Il. Williams. The other in
elements name the house as the dwelling of
the United States; Fisher and n arlington:
charge the goods as the property of the parties
named. and Joshua Parker: some charge with
intent Only, and others with stealing and carry-
ing away.
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REAL ESTATE TEANsPRRs.-Asburv LIoyd,
trustee. 20 James O'COnner, lot 10, subdivision
square sos, $50; Eugene Sullivan to Catherine
Br0snah2n lot "A. square IA, 800; VIM. IT.
Salley TO Francis Blanchard, lot 0, square 5IT.
- $50; Maria V. Brown to 7. L. Crittenden,
lot 10. square %, $3.50; Andrew Langdon tn
Glen w. Cooper, lot IL, lie Droit park, s4,l9l;
WIN. Il Jones TO John Alcorn, lot Il Wright ct al
subdivision square of Pleasant Plains, 81 400;
Alien Q. Besman and wife to Lyman Drury,
lot %, b-divislon square 513, 50 400; Wash. g.
Berry and wife to Hszen & Depue, part lot 3
square 1919. $3.50; Charles H. Parker and wife tn
Hazen & Depue, part lots 10. IL, and II, sub d.
vision square Gas, 1926; Helen MeIles 10 Chas
A. Newton, lot /, subdivision square 692, 500.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-At meeting of the .,ec.
ut-y- committee OF the G. A n, last evening, a
feso,nton wa au"o ID declaring that 1t is the
NV P"'IVe. ur the committee to strictly adj
--.v 70 tie rules and regulations. (article a.
chapter 81 which establishes ga Memorial
Day, to be observed by the members of the
Grand Army of the Republic on the 30th day
OF May. annually, in commemoration Of the
deeds Of our fallen comrades"
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street.
WILCOX & GIBBS sRwTNe MAcH1sR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligencer building. 1923
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fniness OF Singers Sewing Machine. l5
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FOR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS 90 to HoI
lander Bros., 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Miijards; AZ 18th street, next to Odd Fellows
Hali; 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 10Th
street We sell our custom made Shirts at
$50; fine GauZe Undershirts 81; Jean Draw
sis, COED quality, s125; Neghgee Travelling
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A NCHOh LINE.

"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORk And GLASGOW
FAKORLTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
fassenger Accomm odations Cn.urpassed
STEAMER EVEN Y lLTERNATEDa DAY
Tn.sdsy stesmers pToeesd eva. Lond nderry
Inur- nso steshers csa Queenstown.
FROM PIERS 20 sND q NoRTH EIvsR,N.
RATES OF PhssAGE-PAYABLE ~ CUERENcY.
=, DEhRY. QUEENST0 va or BELFAST
OatIn osto $50 according 10 Accommodation,
Cabin return Ticset- issued at reduced ra,1s
Intermediste $50. Storage s2s
- DT1ffS tSSNsd for any aHqopaf az lOtrssf vqf,S
Tor Tickets or further h formation, anplv to
MISS ANHIK X HUMPiIREYs
$50 llHh street near Pennsvlvania av@pue
orto OAMDkCK a CO.. lz23 strees \ w
near Treasury Department, washington,
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FOUNTAIN AQUARIUMs.-Something move
ana beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thlng Tor Conservatives. Call and see in op-
Grafton at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear
son, Y. nj. G.. A. building. eo8
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ki THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsIIls SALE OF REAL ESTATE On
sf HsSrnESGe aE6HReEsTrJSWEEErb SsAR wEsr

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
spripg Dress G 1ods.
bisck AlparsS a ID NJ hairs,
Blest he'd Cottoas aI.d She-tiags,
spTi1 6 CIOi h o. Cassimeres,
= fuil tncs of Mou rniuE G. pads,
strsw Msttiugs, Floor Oil Cloths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-12

dKIMBoLD's BuCHU is still in the zenith of
Its popularity. Notwithstanding the absence OF
DIR. Heimbold, the celebrated medicine IL still
manufactured at the laboratory at Philadel-
Phta, and IL sold by all respectable druggists.
IL Is warranted for al dieesses Of the kidneys
ard urinary organs. Beware of counterfeits
Genuine has prorrietor's private stamp. john
Z. Henry, New York, Sole Agent, eos
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