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In THE SUPREME CoURTOF THE DISTRICT
j OF COLUMBIA,

OF COLUMBIA.
Special TsTm-Prebats JIrlsdictiOu-Jnlg2 sth lsT4
In the matter Of the estate Of WILLIAM L.
s1EB: Application for letters of isration on
the estate Of William Master, OF the city of Wash
inston, District of Columbia. has this day been
n ade by John 4. Mitchell. All persons interested
are hereby notified 20 appear in this on TUES
DAY, the llth day efAugust next. at ii O'Clock a. m
TO show cause why letters of on the
estate Of the said should not issue as
PTOrtded, COPY of this order be published once a
week, fer two weeks, in the Evening Star spd
Washington Law Reporter, previous TO the said
day; Test: wppurrp p,.
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FOR SALE.

Eos eALE . Chesp IL sold at once DRUG
u efOR B doing o fair business. Well csted
and ntted Addre@ DRUGS, Star once. iyt9-ss.
E0R sALn-A DAIRY; also, . FAkM for 81. or
rent For particulars inquire Of Hrs. BOB
1nIeOA Untontowns y. q jyH-ot'
HOhsr, Harmless AND SPRING WAGON
A. VII ps sold cheap. inquire ct the Drug
ctSre soutneest corner Of h and Sd streets Nv
portheasf, opposite the Home of the Little ca
o.sten OF the Poor, street northeast. Jy4 81
For s sAhhH .AoP RI. q C0gPL!p yEKII0aL
s.Inen stroke; link reversing motion, with stop
md erooved winding drum ell Of the strongest and
est character. and almost new.
These engines ere built for hosting engines, but
sLeepp1caoie TO almost any other purpose to which
heir power IL fcient, either together slngly.
hnsy are peeahaily wen adapted for canal or tow
They can Be seen 81 the wharf Of the Hampshire
and Baltimore Goal Company Alexandria, Va.
Apply to GK0R0E HUTTON, Agent. Alexsn-
dris, Va. iy1s.iw
EURgITURI TOR BALI AND HOUSE FOR
= k1NT.-An officer Of the army, ordered from
the city, will disp, sc OF his HOUSEHOLD EF-
!IOIS at treat sacrifice. House also for rent,
srn lmprovements. Apply, after ,. m, ct la9s
EOR sALE.sPRING WAGONS Of ali sizes,
L TOP BUGGlES, one TWOsEATn 10y
DkAQ. Sold on monthly pay at aSS16S
very low price. JAS. K. PROBBY, Al W.
Prospect street, Georgetown. jeI6-6ws
E>OR sALE-Fine OAHARY and NOOK ING
4 BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRD - -
CAGEs. Prices low. 10. 1877 South street "
Georgetown street cars pass the door,. ~
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NOTICE OF a LIMITED PARrNlRsHIP.

We have, this 18th day OF July, lS74, pursuan to
the act Of Congress entitled San act authorizing
limited partnerships In the District Of Columbia,
chapter OLXI., Thirty ninth Congress, second sss-
sion, 4th Statutes, page AS. ct seq formed limit
ed psrtnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
butinets OF 0rocers, in the name OF William W .
Core, the juEctnre of Louisiana avenue, 9Th and
streets noIthv est, Washington. ID. C. the amount
OF capital by the special part being
two thousand dollars 81 0O0) cash, and said part
nership 20 continue for TIVE years from the date
WILLIAM W CORE, General Partner.
REUBEN MEITZLER, special Partner.
Warrington City, D. o., July Is, 1874. jyH-eolw
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. IN REWABD-Lost, q small black CLIP PUP
y Nv white on fore legs. The above -
Iewsrd will be paid for her delivery toSD a[
400 Massachusetts ave northwest. IL
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rJ,HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE That the snb.c,
INTHE PREME CQURr0FT THE DISTRICT
II a. OOI,uMpJA

SPECIAL ITn-PrObdfs JKrsSd,ctiOH, JVly 2sfh, lg74
In the matter OF the estate of EVAN HUGHES:
Application for letters OF administration on the es-
tate OF Evan Hughes, Of the city of Washington,
District Of Columbia, has this day been made By
notined TO appear in this court on TUES
DAY the 4thday of August Hext. at ii O'Clock a. m
10 SHOW cause why letters OF edmibistr att On on
the estate of the said decea sed should not issue as
prayed: Pr0r'ded, copy Of this order be published
twice week, for one week, in the Evening Star
preyiousto the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER
ufo-y2;s Re0jster Of ~ ,IIz
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MADAME ROSS.

rms celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me.
dunn can be consulted at her psrlors, No 2oI d
street. corner OF I'd, rthwest. che has no perior
IN oellneatlng the Past, Present and Future. In
love or business her advice is invaluable She eiyas
Detter satisfaction than any ia the profession
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PERSONAL.

DERsQEAL.-Wsnted 70 buy receipted SEWER
BILLS. DODGE & DARNEILLE,
UH-l I'm 1425 r street
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b. H. sTINEMETZ,

CEILING OFF AT ANDBEL0W COST.
AZ my new store will be completed by October lst
have determioed TO sell all goods in my line Al nv
Temporary Store, No. 1Il3 Pennsylvania avenue
Al and below cost They must be said before move.
CoRsEIs, V hich sold at SIS 90, s7sO
h al Hal BRAIDS, which sold at g. o., as ~
Real HAL BRhlD5,w sold at 50 90, slz o.
Best 10 tnck SKIRTS in the mar ket, IS cents
GUlF Bk LAOES, CAMBRIA EDGINGS &C .
cheaper than the cheapest.
~C5LL AND sEk, AT
b. HELLER'5,
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MADAME FLORENCE.

NAUAME FBCkEkUE,
i'I fHE CELEBRAIED CLAIRVOYANT'
unequaled In testing the past pI ard future
81 your life. 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
The separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in lie. In matters of business her
adNlce invaluable. ehe gives universal satsfac-
non; nope ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
gwen: or no pay. Can be consulted at her Parlors,
No iio suee' northwest. WHY
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TWISTS TO yEEoTICE, That the subscribers
have obtained from the Sup reme Court Of the
Disflcf OF CCluHbis holding special term, letters
teS5ii4anentary on the personal estate of JOHN H.
ceased. All persons having claims ag ainst the said
deceased are hereby warned to xhibt the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on
otherwise b. Law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under hands this 18th dav Of
JGly o 49, 9EoRSE WILMER Eyscntors
5zg-@rSt WM. WHAT, EXECUTORS.
'I'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
pistrlct OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
iesfsmenteTy on the personal estate Of WALTER
LENOA, late of Washington city, ID. O., de-
Ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscrber on
OF before the SSth day Of July next: they NAV
otherwlse by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the SAD estate. Given under my hand this 18th day
Of July, 1874. '
iy2s-w St REGINALD FENDALL, Executor.
I'HiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
\ Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, holding q special term let
tiers testameHtsry the personal estate of MA n.
TIA r. MCLEOD, late OF Washington city, District
OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the SAID deceased are hereby warned
the subscriber, on or before the 2Sth day of July
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded
from All benefit Of the said estate. Given under nv
jy2s-w 81. =. NJ. MCLEOD, Executor.
U'HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
4 Der has aimed from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding special term letters
GfUsTA, late Of Wsshipeto es'a eitr OF nAHf
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
erwlse BY law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate; GlVen under my hand, this 18th day of
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OU, UUU 500 bbls. PALE ROsIa,
~ do. N. q. TAB,
Now landing and for sale BY
J. ". SANDS 4 co.,
Jy2S IL 933 Louisiana avenue.
RKrsssHINe lMR RR9 s3PA,an
FROM TIE TRIUMPH
H2-lm koLB's, corner TIN and y streets.
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UNrHE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRIo1
Il Oh COLUMBIA,

HOId'ng a Spec,al Term, JAY 9s,h, 1874.
In the case Of Henry y. Cooke, executor. of
aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the eu pre-
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid appoint
ed TUESDAY, the 18th day Of AuRus., a. d.
ls, for the hnal settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased the assets In
hand as far rs the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs OF said deceased notified attend
with their claims properly youched, or they NAV
otherwise By Law be excluded from eli benefit in said
decesseds estate: Pr0ctfed, copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks in the I've
ming Star and Warrington Law Reporter, previous
TO the said day. Test: A WEBSTER
Rao;.,a. u.I,.
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INTHE sUPsIak g99KT9F THE DIsTRI0I

Spseid! rm-Probdte JErtsdicttOn, July 18th, 1874.
In the matter Of the petition of MARGARET
eToCPS: Application for appointment of gusr-
dapsbip If Nina and Charles Chandler, Of the city
day been mace by Margaret Stoops. All persons in
terested are hereby notified TO appear In this court
on TUESDAY. the Alb day of August next, at IL
O'Clock q. m, to show cause why guardianship of
the said children should not issue prayed. Pro.
rtdtd, copy of this order be published once a
week, for one week, in the Evening Star and ash.
is TsstNs W ERSTrR po D. nne sa 40 MY;
NUTICE-P.rsons having OELLARS TO ma .
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~ GRADING or HAULING to DO, will find il to
heir advantage to call on ALBEIT GLEASON,
No. 1910 7th street northwest. jy9S-6ts
~ l2l7 and l3J9 Pennsy Ivan an avenue
For pure WINES and LIQUORS, Of all or sdss, at
reduced prices.
OLARET, per dozen, IS 80; RHINE WINE, Is;
GiHGIR BRAsDY. RASPBERRY SYRUP,
&c &c. y2s-tr
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Pc 900 WAITING FOR BERNARD MCMAHON
New York Freemaa's Journal, of the 5th,
b: -
me Bernard Mcmahon came to this country
"a mis- mother, whose maiden name was
1get Byrne, from Killany, County Loutb.
|and, in 1850. She died in New York. ieav,
no child except Bernard, then about seven
VI eignseen years of age. If he is still
yer fifty thousand dollars, by the death of
9ather, which took place last wear. IL il
that the physician who attended the
'ner 1ook charge Of or kept, the boy. If
Is old. "' A"t'y
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This American Pilgrimage.
coNTRIBurIoNs REcrrvpn

The following contributions have been re-
ceived for the purpose of sending represen
tative ON the American Pilgrimage to Lourdes
and Rome' In the person of DR.. Emile Doume.
ing. Six hundred dollars will be required for
tne purpose indicated. If the contributions
exceed that amount, the surplus will be pre-
sented to our Holy Father, the Pope, by DR..
Doumeing, in the name of the faithful of this
city.
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PNcERT THIS EvENING.-This evening, at
ciock, there will be grand concert in
\ Trinity Church, Third District. The
ctionS' as shown by the programme on our
page are from the old and new masters.
advertisement is given by the st. Cecilia
ely and is for the purpose of paying for
iresco paintings in the church. Tickets so
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We are officially informed that the contest
between Fathers Kenny and c. Moyniban, at
81. Johns Fair, will close on Monday night
ruth inst. The ballot box is at st. Theresa 8
TABLE, which is SO ably presided over by
Mesdames Wheelahansz sIarkey and Flood.
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T AIDES FAIR
[ AIDES FAIR
FOR THE
Benefit of St. MichaeI's Church,
Commencing ON Easter Monday, April 6. 1874.

The following the OF the Tables to be pre-.
sided over by the L2dies whose are appended:
st. Michael's Table-Mrs. Hanley
st. Patrick's Table-Mtss NJ Deeves
St; AlPhonsus' Table-Mrs M Kennedy
Hiberntan Ia6le-Mrs. Haggerty and Mrs. Dillon.
ne school Table-Miss Warner and assist ants.
Crescent City Table-Mrs Quirk and assistants
Cotton Press Table-Mrs Christie.
spirited contest between Messrs. wm Fl. Dceves
Jacob Won Hoven, and p d. Gilmore for a horse and
buggy.
A Arst'class Race Boat between the Rowing Clubs.
mh22 5p tt
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1t should be remembered that the Emmett
Literary Society, of st. Joseph's parish, give
their entertainment this Sunday evening at
~ o'clock.
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the way Of boots and shoes, for men,
a and children, Mr. G. J. Wagner has evsrv.
mat can be thought Of and as prices that deSy
eaaon, His store is At the corner OF UrsuIine
Pauphine atrests. -s'''9
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~ AaoHes Who have not, as - urchasSd
-ss'ss aesssas sts4 stlIl hhgs 4chsnce b usiest
.es ss''. = - lse y
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DIED

HALPIN-On Saturday April 4 1874 Mt a,c,oc, .
M Patrick Halpin, aged fifty years native of Monnf
Kussell Limerick, Ireland, and for the psst twenty
eight years o resident Of this CITY, F 'J
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T AIDES FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
New Church of st. John the Baptist,
TO OPEN ON
Easter Monday, the 9th of April Next.
HALL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL.
HOUSE. DRYADES STREET
ine following are the Names of the Ladies who will
preside over the different Tables:
SANCTUARY TABLE-The Ladies' of the Sanctuarv
Society.
MORNING STAR and PICAYUNE TABLEs-Mrs
j. G. Stewart, and assistants.
ST. JOHNS TABLE-Aiss Burns
ST. THERESA'S TABLE-Mrs wbeelaban nr
Markey, Mrs. Flood.
ST. PATRICK'S TABLE-Mrs Gillian
ST. JOSEPH'S TABLE-Mrs. Morgan Mira. F.r,o,
and Mrs. Mansfield.
81. PETERS TABLE-Mrs. Quinn and Assistants
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES TABLE-Mrs. Re;Iev
mhs If
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There will be meeting Monday evening
next, at ~ O'Clock.
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THE M0RNMG STAR CATHOLIC MEssENaER sInnAY ApR FL

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Performance of Church Compositions
IRON TIE
OLD AND NEW MASTERS,
- By THE
ST. CECILIA SOCIETY OF HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH,
On Sunday Evening, April 12, at 7 o'clock
ihs performance s given raise to nav for the
Fresco Work in the Church.
PROGRAMME,
Veni creator by Kretzschmer.
by DR.. #. witt.
B. bone Jesu.--..--.by G. do Palestrina u524-s4,.
Fugue for the organ. by Sch Bach GSss-I7sol.
.. Credo, from Missa, "Jesu Redemtor". by A Kahn
o. onertorium 18th Sunday In Lent ....-.by c. Eft.
7. sanct1s and Benedictus, from Missa Salve
hegiha' by Stehle.
Fugue for the organ, from Messias BY Han del i75eS
Vers l. 2. 3, a. S, is, 10, 90 from stabat Mater,
by DR.. FIR. Witt.
10. Agnus Del. from Missa Ihora passa
by viadana, (57ol
ii. Iantum Ergo. for five voices. W. Birkley
H. Magnifcat (Falsibordoni). by Alheri lat Ieoo
apps ct
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MARRIED

MARRIED:
GAkDNER-FOSS-on Monday evening, April 9th,
1871, at O'Clock at St. Mchaels Church, by the Rev
L. Heslin, John j. Gardner and Fanny Foss both of
this city. No. cards.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-PARTICU-
LAR CoUNCIL-New Orleans, April g, Is74-At the
regular meeting held this evening, it was resolved
that special Getting of this Council be held NEXT
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is, at u o'clock
AS business of Importance will be brought before this
meeting, it is expected and earnestly requested that
all the members of the Council will be present.
d. P. SEAMAN, Vice President.
M d AEhNAGAAN, Secretary. apl2It
NOTICE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT INsU.
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW oRLEANS.-Con-
formally to the charter the election of Directors to
serve during the ensuing twelve months will be held
at the office of tho Company, No. 81 Camp street on
the fourth t4th) day of May, (prox!mo, |
between the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock p NJ
q THoS. F. BRAGG,
SpIa 70 Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE AsSoCIATIoN-Ther regular monthly meet.
ing OF this Association will be held THIS SUNDAY,
EVENING at 81 O'Clock, in the Star Hail. 116 Poydras
street, corner Of Camp.
| gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend
ofhcers of the Association members of the sew
eral committees are requested to meet at o'clock
| THoS. G. RAPIER, President
-. u ooohLEX' Secretary. ap12
| HALL OF CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTINENCE
UNION, STATE OF LOUISIANA meeting will
| be held on SUNDAY, April I2, at i2 O'clock in St.
Peters School house, Marigny street. between Casa.
calvo and Greatmen Streets for the purpose of FORM
ing Catholic Total Abstinence Society in St Peters
Parrish Gentlemen desiring to join this Society arc
invited to be present at this meeting.
THOS. G. RAPTER
II. r. CHENEY
D. H BUCKLEY,
apl2It Committee on Organization
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
soCLETY-A special meeting of this Associ alton will
be held NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst. Mt 7 |
O'Clock in the Morning Star Hail. 1l6 Poydr as street
corner Of Camp.
Young men between the ages of seventeen and thirty
desiroos OF becoming members invited to attend
ROBERT c. DAvEY, President.
DANIEL j. MURPHY, Secretary. ap,a1t
ST. THEREsA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI. |
NENCE SoCIETY.-A special meeting of this Society |
Will be held at o'clock THIS EVENING in St. There
sas School Hail. Erato street. Gentlemen of the parish
wishing to join are invited to attend.
ap1alt H r. GIFFNEY Pres;5ent
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-MyII rs iy5p
J. WIN. DAVIS. w N vyrnxr
DAVIS & FRERET,
EERS, BROKERS',
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
3o---.---.----. Camp Street ....3 80
mh29 "a 1y5p NEW ORLEANS, La
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS UPWARDS to the most
elegant bound and finished,
w. d. MATTHEW'S,
Magazine Street. .61s
mhe9 jail "a 5p Bet. Josephene and jackson sta.
PELICAN HOUSE,
Corner Canal and Baronne Streets,
j. RHoD Es. Proprietor and Manager
COMFORTABLE. AIRY AND SPACIOUS ROOMS
For tho Spring and Summer Months.
Delightful quarters centrally located couyen;ent for
busness may be obtained at this house. together
sns OF table supplied with tho choicest
Terms moderate. Day Boardors accommodated.
mh2e 45p
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HUGH MocLosKEY.
Soda Water, Mead, Coffee and Passrr
NO. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET.
tsxw BUlLDSoJ
AND NO. o. CANAL STREET

Tho undersigned desires respectfully to intern. a.
community that by virtue Of purchase and .,~orsrsx
no mas become the sole proprietor Of tho -
SODA Water, Mead Coffee and Pastry conducted ,,v -
deceased uncle, tho ate Hugh McCoskey at tho 49,
hshments No. 70 st. Charles street. fnev buiIa,ns, -
No. o. Canal street.
Having boon specially instructed BY the dscs...s
al tho improvements attained In the prsn a,,,s. .
articles composing his business the suteoriser
the public that the quality those articles ,vt N.
the highest possible excellence and puritv .h-.~.l
which ne trusts to merit preserve their oo,ts.e
mhs 5p If HUGE M,cr osy-
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
"A'AoD' wALTosIynx
J. X. RENAUD & CO.,
1s5, 1877, ls9 and l9I Camp Street;
Corner Of Julia Street.
NEW ORLEANS. EE
Have always on hand Choice Family Flour %As 49,.
doshen Butter, Lard. and eugarCrred HAsn, e.,
Goods Preserves Frnits, and all artclcs reousrss G.
'aoie use making the finest assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES
TO be found in the city, which thew vii, suzu
CHEAPER than ony other house In their Bna =,
business.
No drayage charged on goods bought OF .hssa ,,,Ss
every article guaranteed to give eatisfsctien -~
fef5 3m5p
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daily replenished from the New York market can anal
you will 60 satisfied Satisfaction guaranteed 10
country merchants Send orders tho country
LADIES take the Bourbon street car, and get at st.
Philip street. and in o few minutes Won viii bo AZ ~.
ST. PHILIP STORE
mhs 3m5p No. $50 Royal street, Now Orloan.
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Cove has been pat the railway and THOROUGHLY ss
Vessel ana aiasssd lI5Si fSr three OssS
sold Chss D. Chase 90 and others q Portisna ana
who will command her. and she will hall from tns' por.
Sem NARY PRIcE. from philadelphia coal osaaed Is
struck on the ledge Of the Mil s,oye sev
should remove. several vessels have recently been
scHR MARTHA N Hall, which went ashore In Cow Bay;
CD last fall will be launched In about ~ days, nna
noaed off on the next high course Of tides me nun
scHR MARTHA I MARY EGoLxsroN. from Passport TOT
New York with cargo Of potatoes W. AZ mar nd
bIlged; she full OF water the 9th Her sails an
chors and chains and some 1 her rggng ana
scHR MARSHALL, ct Savannah 9th from Bath, car
ned away forestays OF Lookout
Spoken.
Steamship Chrysolite tBr, from New Orleans via Nor
fOk for LyerPoS May st e r. h lion S q boupd west
NAV vip ii q o. Ion 10 S. ~ '-'
ship 81 Charles smsllcy from New York for San Fran
Ship franklin Ianne from Cardiff for Montevideo
April y an arrival e. April ~ or B.vre
Feb /, lat SO g. lon 90 W.
ship rds q ne Fen SsIsF from Boston FOR san
ship Lake krie lBr, from Lverpooi for Montreal
e miles ;S % o. t 4S Hs asa f fd9 Philadelphia
April H. lat AZ 80 lon II.
from FOR s.Ss
~ Amsoa IN ;YS 9th white streak March 81
.n9TnE se 1s ss WrI from Victoria for
Brig Ischias, from Barbados for vineyard Haven Tor
dsn.n zns sda 8 from Boston for
ss M wsisn sa by pho, boat ri soG M
schr M Sninony Meican from Cadiz for Gloucester.
April 10, lat IS 80 Ion 1886
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoHs.

sBefore Justices smith, Sherwood and Otterboure.
The calendar at this Court yesterday consisted
Of thirty three cases. Jew which were OF any i'm
portance.
Seventeen petit larceny cases were dismissed on
account OF insufficient evidence.
Johanna Connor was sent to the Penitentiary for
one month, for stealing two chemses valued az
81 60.
John Davis stole two felt hats and got month
!. for each.
John Halpin, charged with keeping disorderly
house wus sent To the General Sessions for trial.
Herman Fisher anu Loughran Lewis were nne0
sos each for cruelty to animals. The nrst was Tor
driving o horse with Q sore neck, the latter or
turning one OUT TO die. Nj. Bergh was present
watching these cases.
Michael Russell aud George McGin were fined S.
each for cruelty to animals. They paid their nnes
and retired rom Court muttering leit-handed
benedictions on the President OF the American So
clety for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals.