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A L. E x A NDRIA.

FIsHTowE.-Many shauties are being erecta.i
at this place. Since Yesterday GOO sAaf ora
herring, and 800 punches of rock perch and
taylors have arrived. Shad S2Oss2l per loo:
herring, s22 per 900, ana bunch fish, 2j 80 cts
per bunch,
FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday in the long
frame house on the land of Mr.. CT. III. SIN rot
near Indian Head, on the Potomac; dsstroyiny
the entire building. The house had been O,cu
pled by man named Flartharty.-.ysntineL
last creniEg.
SCmNBR MRNoRIAL-The colored Sumner
M mortal meeting, held at the colorei Metho-
dlst Episcopal church, on south Washington st =,
asst night, was numerous!y attended. job
Davis presided, and X. ID Ruin and the Reys
Fields Cook and Robert Robinson delivered ad-
dresses: RESOLUTIONS of respect for the memory
OF the late Senator Sumner were adopted, and
committee was appointed to solicit subscrip-
ions To the fund being raised to erect a monn-
Ineht In Washington city TO the memory OF their
deceased friend.
New REsERvoIR.-At a meeting of the board
OF directors of the Alexandria water company
held al their Office to-day, a resolution was
adopted directing the president, w G. Gaze
move. esq, TO have the previous action of the
stockholders in reference To the construction of
new reservoir carried out, and the work was
ordered to be begun on the 1st proximo
WRITs OF EJECTMBNr were served yestsrd ay
upon Messrs. Henry Pollard, Thomas Mills and
". w: Davis, who occupy property belonging to
MI. W. \. MeVeigh, but sold at confiscation
sales during the war.
JOHN HowARD, who was cut at Fairfax @. II,
on the 10Th inst. by Lewis Cooke, died there on
yesterday from the effects Of his wounds.-Ga-
<ette, last erening.
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THE COURTA.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Jadqe Carter.
Yesterday, United States, use Of Hsllorau,
McGili for s7i5. Campbell agt American Pop.
Ular Life Insurance Co.; agreement that case
be certified TO general term. Gilmor agt VIII
iiams v and Gallant; Judgment confessed. Hill
To-day, solomon agt. Mcnamara; judgment
confessed. Boteier agt. Boyle; judg bv
verdict for plaintiff. Craft agt B. & o. rail-,
road; motion for new trial on executions
Berry agt Berry and Hall; notion for new trial
oyerruled.
POLICE CouRr-Judge Shell
Yesterday, John O'Toole, a white bow, about
ten years OF age, was charged with ysgrancy
John begs money on Pennsylvania avenue, and
goes 70 the theater every night; sent to reform
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
reuben Nelson, John III. Evans and Pat Tur-
ner; three stout built colOred men, were charged
win breaking open the house of Q. III. Brewer,
IN South Washington, with intent to commit
ielony. Mr.. Brewer testified that his house.
3II Eth street, was broken into and en-
en-; The property taken away amounted in
value at the very lowest estimate to about
500. He recognized the stolen property in
court, which had been recovered by the detec-
tives A colored man named TAYLOR testified
that Evans and Turner brought the stolen goods
to his house and offered to sell them, aud be de-
eliped to purchase. Detective McElfresh told
the court how he and his partner, Sargent, ar
rested Turner, and his confessing to taking the
goods, with the other two. Most of the goods
were recov sred in Alexandria. Adam Blanket,
colored, testified to purchasing the coats from
Turner. The court committed them all for ac-
ton Of the grand jury.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Dennis Burns, selling liquor without license;
$50 Charlotte johnson, Parke WASH n gton
and Emma Shaw were fined 3 each for cursinC
VIM. Thomas and Charles III. Thomas larceny
Of coat; six months each in Jail. Henry Haase
assault and battery on Johanna Hsase, his wife.
WHO testified that her hush and struck her. kicked
her out Of the house, and cursed her; 500 bonds
to keep the peace. John Watmede, assault
and battery on Henry Haase; SO and costs.
TO-DAY.
To- day, Silas Newman, ch arged with cutting
rail in the fence placed around the parking;
SO. The court stated that in future high fines
would be imposed in these cases. Ephraim
Dreamer and James King, loud and boisterous
talking; $40 each. George Simms, same; s..
Maria Woodbeck and Fannie Miller, profanity:
80 each. Parke Washington aud Charlotte
johnson, assault and battery on Emma Shaw.
who testified that Charlotte knocked her down
and Parke jumped on her; SIS each. John G.
hedgeman, assault and battery on Josephine
Kearney. This was a cross- fire charge growing
out OF case between the parties YESTERDAY,
which was postponed for the hearing to-day
The court fined Hedgeman $40 and costs, and
Alexander Kearney SO and costs
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The Markets.


BALIIMoEE, March Z.-yirginia sizes, old, 80;
sipia's, IL North Carolina skies, old, 49, do new,
~ bid to-day.
BALTM0RR. March E-Cottoa dull-lo~ mid
dliugs, ls4. Flour dull aud steady; pric g un-
changed. Wheat tu-whfte choice, l. S0d1l IS; fair
to prime DO, lSO@l Is; choice amber, f.sl@i IS;
good TO prime red, 7G9i 80; common to fair do ,
se9l.6s; Pennss iysnis do, lIo@l.6 western
spring, l45Gl.60. Corn frner-whIte southern
se@s3; yellow southern, S0@S7; mixed western, SO
Qats nrmer-southern, 65; western, 60@1. Rye
dull, se@S5. Hay unchanged. Provisions niet but
n'm Mess pork, I6H Bnlk meats-shouliers,
g. GA clear rib sides. s's@31s. con-should-rs
e sie s rib sides, o.; sngsr.cured hams, lsGlt
prices unchanged. Coffee steady; more ing1iry:
2:@2ta Whisky quiet and n, milal, 95@R. sugar
stl asy, 90.
NEW YoRK, March n Stocks active and unset
tied. M.ney,3 Cod, Ls5s. Exshasgs, long tssS !:
s9Slt, tsss Goyernmen's strong and active
Wheat shads nrmer: Corn shade better.
LONDON, March 81, 1880 p. m.-Erts, $50 a75x
LONDON, March ", II - o. m.-Tne marxet for
Erie shares 10 active, with sharp fluctuations The
LoSDoN, March n l:so D: n.-Erie, So.
LONDON, March ~, $50 p. m.-rhe weather
throughout England to-day Is fair Erie, 36 Par 9
dispsaches quote rentes 81 50 francs IS centi nes
LONDON, March n, $50 .. m.-Brte 3S6l3jk
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, March Z.-The Posts financial
article says: "Gold opened at 1I3X, sold at
113 and has since sold as high as 1l3X. On
gold loans the rates have been to for carry-
ing. Foreign exchange was at first weakened
by the advance in gold, Prime bankers 60 day
bills selling down to iSiH but since, the market
has become strong, and the same class OF
bills cannot be obtained under 435. Money
opened at Sai for call loans, and is now
Ok to OK. Government bonds are to x
OF one per cent. higher than Yesterday
Southern State bonds at the board were nomi-
nal. Stocks opened very strong at an advance
over yesterdays closing sales of 4 TX per
cent. From these extreme figures there had
been downward reaction, except in Union Pa.
chic and New York Central, which advanced
after the opening, and have since continued
strong. The dealings have been on a large
scale, and there is An under current of strength
10 the market, although prices are now below
the highest of the day
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.-The ladies interested
in temperance held their usual daily meeting at
Wesley Chapel yesterday afternoon. During
the exercises three gentlemen came in AMI took
seats. They were reQuestedto retire, and they
did 80.
public meeting in behalf of temperance was
held At Lincoln hall At p. m Rev. DR.. Ches-
ter presided. Selections from the scriptures
were read, PRAYERS offered up, and brief ad-
dresses made. During the services a gentleman
stated that q member Of church engaged in the
sale Of bIuor had stated to him that he 1.-THE
liquor seller had sold 81 600 worth of liquor be-
fore breakfast. The speaker went on TO make
an estimate Of the number of souls ruined by
that transaction.
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THE WEATHER,
wAR D.PARIMkKf, ONes or CasT Sissal On
WARRINGTON, p O II arch n. i6;l. il.sa Z

.W1sHissros. b O. HsrcSa, 81. io:,S S : n.
lakes falling barometer, rising Temperature, nor
westerly winds. veeriI 70 ana partly
yslleys northw sterly and northeriy winds. rising
b.rssmeier. celoer sna elssri5s Weather q the
winds, slowly falling TEN perature rising baromster
sion nottbs sste2y Winds. jsns baSo@ster Ma.
clearing and clear weather Ter the middle sta es
r me ter, lower temperature and generally clesr
ye.ier. The rivers will probably rise Ct 81. Louis,
Omaha and Uairo, and fall at Piftsbur9, Ciscinna !,
louisville, LAnkton and Lseverwof b. The dis.
play Of cautionary signals will be resumed Q. the
lake ports on A prfl lst.
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Gouars, g, $50, and % per dozen, English
! nst hose, 8 pair for 81; good quality Under.
Another large invoice of the latest novelties
In gentlemen's, boys and children's Dress Hats,
j and Il.
TEE MAGIC TNKsTASp Is a perfect marvel of
economy, utility, durability and simplicity;
produces Ink of the hest quality in every desir-
aole color; Is not affected by acids or elm ste;
and which leaves no sediment. 1t is made in a
Few minutes. and Is always renewable simply
by the addition OF pure water. Adapted for
use In the counting-house, ONCE schoo-room
or parlor. For sale by all ststioners and book
sellers in Washington. Price, 80. H,eo3
"rHE BEST EVER MADE."-"Cannot use any
other" Never could use Baking Powders
unul 1 tried yours" "My family will not use
any other" ut is perfectly Splendid al find
1t much cheaper than Others "Think It su.
perior to any have ever tried" These are
rev OF the many expressions in favor of Booley's
Yeast Polcder, which we'll deserves the rapidly.
increasing sale it has attained for making sweet.
light, and healthy biscuits. rolls, pastry, sc.
FOR purity, strength. and economy it has no
equal. lt can be obtained at your grocer's.
Dooley & Brothers, Proprie tors, 90 New street,
New York.
Powers BUsT OF Neutrality-suspicious.
the great number and variety of works of art In
the national capital, especially such as Illus
Tate the genius OF our own couDtrymen, 1t may
be confidently asserted that not one of them can
surpass-if, indeed, it can compare 1ith-the
finished production from the studio of the late
Hiram Powers, at Florence, Italy, now offeret
Tor sale AT the Jewelry and silyergare establish
ment of Mr.. III. Semken, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near 10th street, which, IL may be aided
If one OF the most complete and elegant stores
south or New York, and conducted by as ur-
tane and reliable gentleman AS any city can
boast OF. But the subject OF this notice is the
bust Of Washington, whose honored and beloved
name Is written on every heart; and sculpture
In this instance, under the mastery touch O,
Powers, has wrought in marble life-like re-
semblance TO ''the Father of bis country" III
lmpresses every one with its dignity, its benev-
ofence, and with its almost saint like repose
ara eomplaeency. The eminent sculptor him
self pronounced it one of his most successful
enerts. III is worth an inspection by every dis
terminating lover of art. The wonderful per-
lection OF all of Powers works will remain as
monuments OF bis genius in ages yet to come.
AMERICUs.
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~The Havana banks In view of the sr.r.
cial crisis on the island OF Cuba refuse Ia H.
count any commercial paper.
~The Illinois house Of Representatives VA
teIday passed by q vote of lis to the bill
which has alreasy passed the senate prohibit
ing the licensing Of houses OF ill-fame.
ga Portland school teacher, to punish n
little Roy for chewing gum. comp PEELED him to
chew al the gum taken from the other schol-
ars. and for that one day that boy got tired "
gum.
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CHURCH HOME--For the estab-
1,.hi,r 90 = .ns,,,.N association for the sup
port Of home for aged or Ir--u women VINO
have insufficient means OF LIVELIHOOD, sup
ply poor women with work, and for the main
teDsnce of a home for orphan and destitute
children. and to supply temporary shelter for
Young children, while their mothers are out at
work, and also for the purpose OF general
church work; an organization under the above
title has been Incorporated. The names of
tie managers are: W. Z. Watkins, rector; j.
X. Barnes, j. III. @. COfi n, Il. ID. Cults, Lewis
Hall, r. Joseph, :. F.. Middleton, S. V. Niles
X. B; Noble, j. G. Psrke, W. L. Ramsey, and
Nat. Wilson
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TEE MAINE IcI CRoP.-rhe Maine ice crop
has been q large one. The State Statistician
says: "The total yield Of the ice crop In Maine
hand, cannot be reckoned short of 800 900
tons; and II may possibly reach 1900, 900 tons.
vi this amount probably 800 900 tons have been
solo or oarRained for at % per ton, or total of
htarly 81 900 600. This price Is . remunerative
ore, netting large profit to the owners IL the
.e ss.St the crop Is sold at the same figure, the
will between $4,000 900 and * or0 ZOO To
usnsport tnis product to q market viii require
an enormous Meet Of vessels. Assuming th AT
hot less than 5000 vessels. To csrrv avsy the
product OF the kennebec will require over ooS
vessels, or an average of nearly fifteen yasse,s
10 It's close.v ~ Ae'ae ssiou
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THE TURB IN WAsHINGTOE-A Ve,y Tr1siisJ
1ssOcicfiOn oTgGHi<sd--A number of promj neut
residents OF the District of Columbia have or
gained the Washington Driving association
with the following officers: A. I. Britton, pres
ldsnt; W. B. Moses, vice president; G.. w
Hayes, secretary; A. T. Whiting, treasurer
MAJOR "A. q. Richards, marshal. They propose
70 have the spring trotting season take place al
Brightwood, aud the lists to be open only to
horses owned in this District before the LIST of
last January, all entries TO be made before the
LIST Of May. The programme of the race has
been agreed upon partially. The gentlemen of
the association make themselves responsible for
that have not beat minutes, 2 So 2:45 and >: ~.
respectively; II being understood that in each
case $50 will 60 to the first horse; a purse OF
80 for double teams, and two purses of $3.50
for running horses; finally, a purse of 800. free
10 all tTotting;) all the profits Of the season to
be added TO this purse.
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TEE BENEFIT OF Mrs. May Ssvllle, at the Ma
tOnal TEester to- morrow evening, will be an
occasion OF great interest IL is her last APP
pearance in public in this city, and Washington
Tlay- gOers, who are SO much lndebted to her for
her successful efforts TO amuse. them, shouli
The bill for the occasion Is a capital one in
deed embracing Lied Astray," with Mrs. Bow
ers. Mr.. McCollon, Mr.. Ss vile, Mr.. Sheridan,
and the leading members OF the National COM
paDy IN the cast; after which Hernandez Foster
IN the am using sketch "Jsck Robinson and his
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TIE ALL-DAY CITY ITxM-Col. Fitzgerald
and his five sons have commenced the publca-
ton of Sunday edition of their All D1y Hem
IL is handsome. eight pages, ffty-six columns,
and well filled with politics, literature, base
ball, Yachting, racing, billiards, art, stories,
etc; Ths Sunday edition may be obtained at
Wizards.
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wAsHINeToS FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold
by X. A. Golden & Bro, agent. 1000 bunch
shad s25 per 100; 1000 punches rock and perch
% to q cents per bunch; 1000 herrings 20 cents
per thousand.
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As viii be seen BY the above list, our stock com.
prisee stJfsen different grades aud varieties, Of
which we have large supply now on hand, and our
facilities Tor obtaining the same are snch that we
have ns hesftancy in asserting that we are able to
compete fully with any house this side of New York
SYRUPS.
Mollers Diamond Drips, silver Dripe, Amber
Drips, Golden Syrup, &C., &C., 60.
MOLASSRS.
A choice article Of genuine New Orleans always
on hand, as also other lower grsdes-prices low,
FLOUR.
Wechb best Family, per a. 7S
Golden Hin Family, per sack............-.... &c
Durns y Ills atniiy .-.....at towo5t rates
Isaac Wenger's Family ...................
A. Ross Bays Family ..............-..... A"
Prairie Bird Fam fly.................-......
Cnoicest Extra, per sack, good Family 81 50
Onolce Extre. per 70
Good Extra, per sack 90
Thirteen different varieties OF Laundry, and q fiue
assortment Of choice Toilet eoaps, ct low rstes .
SUNDRIES.
Hs% z.rfsa Gnrr..,: iSs Yer
ton TO the FAMILY TRADE, and make Il our
whole study 20 furnish the very bet Of EVERYTHING
IN the way q Temfly Supplies generally,
Our facilities Tor buying and freighffnG ere I'M.
surpssssd. 40 xs euarnntee 70 self % low e any
house this side Of New York, - also 10 give the
tisIsr2Tsdit{ and auAnsity-ss represented. or mo-
nLPHONZO YOUNas q CO.. orocer,,
Mssesse Temple, esrs1 "a asd p streets,
feel6-1 OpDosfte d. o. Paeeut Omos.
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EURxITuRB, C.RPErs, OILoLorHs. &C..
HAYWOOD q CREAM,
1zs-m IlS Penn. ave n. W, Washington. d. q.
JAMEs =. wAUGn,
issisn Cassss u n = asss;
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ATTRACTIVE AS FLOWERS OF SPRING, and
almost as cheap. That lie what Straus, the
clothier, says about his new stock of goods Just
laid In, appropriate to the season. He assures
US it II larger than ever, greater In variety,
better in style, and cheaper in prlce, than ever
brought here. Between his good taste and the
fact that he buys mostly for cash, Mr.. Straus
customers are sure Of all the advantages in the
trade
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. JANE WILSON, thoroughly erperieDced
- shd scientinc Midwife aud Lslies' PhysiciaE.
Ladies ATTENDED 90 ~ their residence at any hour
tendsnee at the IOo;or's private Tesidence an
street, between aud ". Business saoredly oOnh.
CURH YOUksELF WITH sATTsFAoTIoN
IN FEW DAYsIno internal mesicine }
81 81 p.a bottle: MANI corner 9ta and Pennsyi-
aiSLs, Ospi,ol Bill ooughlin ., Masoaic Temple;
q s Bsrraa n. SItssstt sS.ssyss
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAag.-Ba1T,
" hsitJ % l0UHs Men IRON the Effects OF Error
arc Abuses in carly life. Manhood Rsstored I'M
treatment. New ard remark able renoiias' isooS ~
s sna IN, free in sealed eLyeOPes Ad-
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,-an InsitutIon
. nssing high reputation for honorable conduct
40 10Th sTREEI, NEAR Pa AvENuf,
From long experience IN bOJh Lospifal sSd
eases II the Urinary orssns, GoporTbe.' o. a.
Structure, Syphilis, and spermat1rrhoea Oases I'll
sy philis IN al! lis stages gucfiS cured ana me -
son entirely ersdiosed from the system without The
and abuse in youth, can.g les 81 m en ~
aud insanity, general debiifty, oresnic GesSness.
sUmg,iOn Indigestion. psptsiion q toe heart sSq
pale ~ bach, simDess Of sight or giddiness, evil
newly discovered reneoiee 'Df loesfed -
many years at ls Iutaw street, Baltimore Md
many s0iicitsiios BY biz sssiSEtSp Satran amer
Sren pernenent orsce in ths. city, where be nay
week, fEon M. 70 9 D. m. jsaz-Iy
nj Rs. d, fkEEOH, OF PHLaDKLPHIA,
Itl the celebrated Reliable Osirv oTsaf Physiciz5
avenue. once hcurs-lo g. NJ T. ~ no.k
nsnts car be made Cor evenings. jeifly
EEhALH DISEASES OF al finds .Tesfcd- NJ.
ne s Be- .srs ana as ssS, sss m ssa
ho.ete bc-th 18th street.. Phfisdelphis jssn-iy@
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TURco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
s03 street. 3.2I.'
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CITY ITEMS.

GOOD WHITE SHrRrs, 80; best, - 80; Linen
Collars, 81, S2-5e, and 80 per dozen, English
HAIR Hose 8 pair for 81; good quality Under.
shirts ard Drawers, 81.
Another large invoice of the latest novelties
In gentlemen's, boys and children's Dress Ats,
i and r. .
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN

II may be seen by the New York commercis al papers
OF late dste that Coes hdce decned and as We have
purchased and received stock In this line since
the decline II gives us great pleasure to offer our
customers the same choice grades and varieties
prices. 's 's'e"
The reduction Is from thrs, 70 fr. ,s,,, ma,
pound, or from stx to ten eeHtHm. This IA Hcf
worthy OF note AID We invite those interested 20 cali
and see for themselves. ~
We also Continue to seI.
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IER THBATBRs.-Mrs- ID. p Bowers will
appear at the National Theater this evening in
last Lynn" in which play she has no equal
as the representative of -" Lady Isabel" after
wards M adame Vine" She will be supported
BY Mr.. McCollum and the full strength of the
National company. On Monday evening next
Mr. Edwin Adams will appear in his great role
OF "EnOch Arden"
Miss Katie Putnam will appear at F0rds
opera House this evening in her pleasing role
OF "FaDchon, the Cricket" At the matinee to-
morrow she viii appear for the last time "a
"Blade o Grass, and at night will close her
engagement with ''Sans SouCi." Next week we
are TO have those excellent comedians, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nj. WalcOtt, in the new and
brilliant comedy entitled ''The Wicked world.-
To night, at the Theater Conf que, there will
De the richest and most varied entertainment of
the season, for the benefit of Mr.. O'Nen, the
doorkeeper. Volunteers from Front Street
Iheater, Baltimore, Metropolitan Hall, in this
city, and other variety theaters will be on
baud, with the full strength Of the CONTINUE
company.
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TIE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE at
their meeting Yesterday appointed Thomas
Young, Daniel Mum and william Horton adj.
ditionai priyates. TO do duty az the Police Court
National Hotel, and Tiber Creek arch, respect
lively. The applications OF Patrick Lynch and
John VI. EOenig FOR liquor licenses were disap-
proved.
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reetors Of the JOINT stock company, Y. NJ. q. A,
met yesterday AZ 3:15 p. N /, In the association
building, and elected the following Off cers
10 III vacancies: Levi Davis, vice prestd snt;
William Baflantyne, treasurer, vice Hon. III. ID.
Cooke, resigned; A. 81 Pratt, secretary, vice
william NJ. TenDey, resigned. l.. l.. CrSuuse
xAs elected q member OF the board.
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A o A D.

AFTER many years Experimenting have 1t last
i will warrant to efectually prevent dsmpness
caused By digestive brick wallis and leaky metallic
H0U1Ee and SIGNS painted IN the very latest
style and in the most durable manner.
Being tsor9uehIy eeuiHDed for evsry kind Of work
In my line regDoctfully osk D trial iron those
whom have not heretofore met professionaIiy
essSR, soc iAsA street between :na TSeTthyss'.
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SPRING GOODS
RECEIFED DAILY
beautiful line Of AIpacas AZ populsr prices
Plaid Striped and Plain Nainseoks at Low figures
Piques in different styles and various prices
Cotton and Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER,
mar2S-tr 1920 Pennsylvania avenue
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CESTRAL COMMITTEES OF TRADES UsIoNs-
~ the meeting OF this organization last night,
tnS e,e1e ntials OF i. w. Howard. j. III. Bonsr
cal Cnson, No. l0i, 70 I'LL vacancies caused by
the resisn, AZ Of W. X. Ramsey, E. 4. Gang.
sNet ara y. =. bennett, were presented MI
the constitution. bylaws, and rules OF order for
the government Of the ascot atom submittaS .
report, ghich was ADOPTED. The Resignation OF
Was received and accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27

EGesTRAoRDIrARY.-A hen BELONGING tn
Mr.. George venable, residing on tn ST. eet
southeast, probably under the Influence Of the
Siamese twins sensation, night before last LAID
an egg Of the soft shell kind Joined Ia Chang
and Eng. One OF these eggs Is Of the ordinary
size and shape, and the other Is q perfect
sphere. They are joined by q cylindrical So oed
hssment about Of An inch long and I OF an
inch in diameter.