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New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
GOTERNAENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

"
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsPISGrOs. D. c. Thursday. Fen 12-1 a. m.
Synopsis for mast h0eniyf0ar hours
Two storm centers are now respectively cen
tral the Gulf OF 80. Lawrence and IN southern
Minnesota Ths barometer pressure has dlmin-
ished at all the Southern stations and IS highest
in Florida. The temperature has risen In the
Southern and Gulf stations, and has fallen IN the
Middle and Eastern stations south and west winds
with clear weather reported from the Middle Allan
tc southern and South Western stations Northwest
winds and clear weather prevail ia gland south
castery winds wFlr partly cloudy weather prevail IN
the upper Lake region ana Northwest
PrOb0bllites.
For Thursday in Eew-Engiand northwest winds, ris
ing barometer, clear weather and lower tnmDerlJure
For the Southern and MidHe STATES south and wcst
,cnds higher temperature fatt'ag barometer, aud p
eredsing cIOudill6ss.
For the Western Gulf states falling barometer south
erly winIs, partly cloudy weather and possibly ram.
For the OHIO Valley. upper lakes, and Northwest,
falling barometer. rising emperatire. south west 10
south east Winds cloudy weather, and possibly ISh
zunW
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
rErnaRarnrc NOTES

IA special dispatch from Jobnstovn. rs ssssas
that by capsnnK Of Of aoseb dol
.nbn. Iron Compsny resser G ~ were .r 5sy .ss
thought w die several Ad er clothing Ssr,S
'front.' their bocss.
The National Stove ManrfacturerS A.spcis
,,oa eIsrtei YESTERDAY Ahsav tao foaOxnx Pr-.at
John Perry Albsay; First VeePresiu, Giles sy
Loals Secobd Viee-PesdeBt. M Ter u Detroit rrss-sr@
Brsdl., af P,t.bar Boam 0f Managers Joeph Fser 4r
shersn jess OF B4fso Wign R-sor Of Caaasn Tg4s
low OF Ess YORK. Miles PEatt Of Boston I...r
The State Homeopathic Medical Society m
.e.on Al Ab.uy eecsi The omcs7s PfeseaL -
Tou M D. Of BufaIo Nrsl PrcsdcnsB A ssnner 81
BrooE,p. ssooI Vice Presisnt-S G. Kn'sksfboeksf,
W,troup Third yicePresaenesry SsTes Of hAifA "
eoninE secrsiaT and Fressursr6Frias 'sc. "" i"n
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
ARRIVAL OF CHARLES KINGSLEY.

The Rev. Charles Kingsley, the novelist,
poet ard historical writer arrived rom England yester
aav WIN Miss Kingslsy by the steamship Oceanic 1t
understood that he intends deliver lectures this
country During his college life he obtained high repu-
t.,,on having gained scholarship aud several prizes
md before he entered the English Church he
stnteTt OF law Mr.. Kingsley has mingled with work
ngmeu and taken active part IN the Ragged school
rnoyement .Alton Locke" Two Years Ago. Hypa
ma and Hereward, the Last of the English," have
rendered his name familiar TO American readers. Mr.
kingsley has up his residence for the present with
~ s. shaw OF New Brighton Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

Nsv Psb iPo1ri good i-insnd ~ is'' 49, aess
trade Of Treble Extra 81 5Dps4 - f-n ~ -f1ts n
Corn arm and moderate demIgd I9c Whts o5 os -
6rner 50 D63c quiet aJsr Has iat 81 q"
Prime; $50 Pork sal 80 30 Dr. st.i sst'
6rst hans Bacon da ani iroopng ~ s,f NT-'
9it for Clear Rib SIDES D- for Gear sdes hs .sf - 80
l2a light suDp!F sses Of Trrr a. 9l4~8 b -.
lOdlOl2c Sugar aan 06c for Inferor b'i16'5s @ 20
61t@7' w. for Fair Fssy Fsr Sc ',t Prss sA7 -
Scty Prime Roi demand al yIe tss >at
faga 81 for Lsus,s bi - Nc a.
Codss "a 4s281 Cora hel tcf an9 si
81 as Cold H. BIcia9ge-Nc~fort sgni heSn"' 7"ss-
540054l
WrLzNGroS n c. Feb Ii--sbinis TuspsnaLe gaH q, 80
os3a quiet 81 Is @ Strained cfls furnrln- ld- - " ~
tOr Hard 81 20 for yellow DIP Tar steady At ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
CATTLE MARKET

Cmcaoo Feb lI-Ree4pt,. three ds-' s.ti- 100 s-y.
10000 sheep 1000 CATTLA fair dms sHt god = f4ro-
and meun rge sspgif .ss
sen quotations. 3 T5~t6 3 20 ~ sa'
extra s5dS5 - for nj - re- . .
r 81 jO0B3 for Inferior rBd bJ9t3 % Tor Nofefr @
Texans and 81 IS aS3 for throagh
n Otsi lO1l D.
packers through the lDisi9a rns9
5Oas4 3 dSJ ID isr NAHUM - 10
s. 40 Tor M 70 good s. O95j - iJr e9c md grtrs
~ 70 Sti % i s1saes
- an. AID 81 TJGsJ ~ for far y csocs
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
CENTENNIAL PREPARArIONs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA meeting of the
Chairman and members OF the Centennial Citizens
Committees Trades and Professions held to-day
and was largely attended and enthusiastic. II was
stated tbat 81 lOO00OO required t0 begin the
erection Of buildings and this will be raised it Is
Canvassed and tho money required by the Board
OF Finance furnished.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
HARVARD AND THE INTERCOLLEGIATE LITER
AIRY CONTEST.

BOSTON, Feb. ia meeting Of the students
OF Harvard College held this afternoon TO take ac
ton on the proposed intercollegiate literary contest
Rchard H. Dana moved the Of the meeting
that Harvard should take part the proposed
tesl tOnnnlttee was appointed. however, 20 repre-
sent the College at Hartford with tna UNDERSTANDING
that Harvard would not DO bound by their action The
students present evidently had bu little idea % what
proposed and th0ugItlsssig followed lead Of
Dana u voting 70 send delrrate- ana then refusing
give ,hem auy power 10 feptossDt lhcir college.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
,oc,r rEMPERAyCE ApPEALa

The sons and Daughters of Temperance
IN Blue Point L. L. sent petition to .he 5uperin-
tsndent Of the South side Railroad requesting him to
allow no more sprtuous liquors 20 pass over that road
A delegation OF ladies' waited upon Nj Carman and
made strong appeal but he said II no refused to re-
eeiye whisky freight It would naturally seek otner
,,ne and would carry other articles along 18th IL
~. a.. ,r,u,enf N the road.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

BgLxSAP-A. IA, -,,en- Aug !. soniT ''s''ns. F'" q
Relative. sud are n''-i % iend Se iaqs'.
:rrries .har,5 g II, Se . - -uTa ;t,p ou A.sary a e
Bsowyn Deer P,r Long .asd Fs6 10 Abr.@ Brown ' n"
r % . s .sd, ofh- deceased invited as,ss tAs f,,i
ron reenec sidas ;he i,h -'@ a. - '''sA ~
age wil be ia gsiiag as Wes Deer lif.
D,yyRgln Booma.'i p,h 1874 Corulia oauusr '',s
% ?. , w. s 80 r J, G a Cans; Chach BlooHse rha.'.,
al ciocs ras remains vii es 1.sa . L-'''' ''' ''
ln,crmeut
DAY rog-p.,ess- q. s resi-ae. oa,. sswJs-r p.o H.
pueunoaa ler aor. 1e w.1s Dyo ,,s. ,.s % ys.,
Feb - O'Clock Carriages vii be "a vlAaS :. - = 90 .
orSng Depot arnVi Of tra vaeh sive' oo' B'''r "
Exchanges please copy
GIrrERMAS-Maauco c. second O. Heor All Diana ''"r
The aneis place fo% .Ae rs4ese iS "s gsc,aIA a.
family are invited to attend without further notice
HARrsHoRsB-on sanda s s,h INST "a Bsrssr Js.sr c:
ION The Te.d-uce Of her unci- B-n,-,
aua wes' Seiv Ber'-a Isr7' Si. |% al % 80 :.
ia TIE ii ,r1in ssea Ss-.r s.A
YewYork r.
aopPNG-Ou wednesday morning Feb II. Mll,,o-a xs~-
mouth Co.. :. j. Slmae Hopping ia the 56'h year ofA.s
Funeral at 10 on Frida,
I,cKsoS-lt Hot ssnrgs ARK 81 J.ekses
the Of Borup Jackson OF 81 Paul Man, All Ob ID as
The aner.l viii place residence q h. -r rhe I.sh
son 81 Pean-st Brooklyn. T. D. On ar'aiy F,o II
LRGGETT-, w.steheer n z. Hannah L-gseE iiusa q IL
Fansnl Al FdcHis Meeting uoa.s wss.eAe.er rha.i,
o'clock.
OIMSTBD--At ~ SATURDAY. P~b -
illness silss Omsted IN the S4th Of
Tie respectfully sviet q st~s<
b. aarrai on THURSDAY IL IL so- CAr.
will he sAang al no JePs i,ss
arrival Of 10 AZ IRON Grand Central Depot
sMTTH-on Monday Feb 1874 wia,usCsrss L ! q 80
pery Catherine widow Of the B. smh Of foners el -
Funeral the Dutch Reformed Caas f0aAsf' fhai''
Yonkes papers please copy
WALDOSuuday sth inst. Re-sie Lvfhys's Nsdo s''
Pranes daughter Of the late horzsn b LN,A2es
The friends and relatives famy ine " stra hr anrf
A. 10 M ar.,y the l2lh as the Cagcs si Ss as'yrsy
Rest. fffA-Asr. and Forts -hhh-st
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
TEST SHIP AEVS
For other saip Ne,os sea ThTd P1ge.l
AuDTVUn

lFOr 0thcr sap sens scs fhHi A1yel
ARRIVED.
ss..m.iip wamsatt. Psh New Beori ~g ml.e ~
siss@ 'sip n r-D's@i states Davis Pan River
Doson Chsse Liverpool De-, - N. s-'ss
5ns Loeb Le@oad G.lchns, Gardens, Ii iay. -h ms.o
SAILED.
Steamship America for Bremen C4abua for Lvspe .sha foe
%1ig3s w ny, Ss, p5,1s a s eot 70, s, s,,.. %
angss LverDooi Ansy,r Je.ns or Srsas -e
or Barbaioe Paupa tOr Havana Pa,ua tor Cse"-s "A d.
A1'iSi wiSb.sqa.es -'s S.s'i,S1i S5si N W ce.r
DOMESTIC PORTS
FEB Il-a,s tsain;g sssl't ~. r. ~. s., .,. fss,
La%% D, Feb Ilsl4 .eAI. CA. 9s'ss . q. r';, ..
smsi Astanras for Sse-lork, s'th mossses .
SSs1s', 81, AGsH9- % .n g.o ,5n a yd f @ 3. ' De- %
convoy Se, Vest The sean.hP "~r'
CaaS%s,ToS s. c. FEB IIArired ln,b' Mor-o c.-'
ton @a'i9o aon a' Bssnor, ss1S' ,cS, Address " -,
aehia S,i i1 .n iss ssD ss sG ea. G. '
sAvAssAH Fea lLAriysd s,e1@,a2 s'a 1sale r,a nss.
Lady p1aenn rc@ h,yI S''Ts & bar" ios ~ ~ @ % ,s.
k.D1a,sss9 sisIs1 as'sInfS Sr Ssr.foaaoa
GAISHsTos Fe5 iiArisei steamship City Aasua S,-
Ssw ORLxass FsS II-AFIiEs Steamship Of H,1s'os es
New bark 81 Augustine Arigsi a. o., P,s--
steamship Cirondee from Sev.Y'rK saed 'hp' dl'o'o so
BaI%isoaa Feb flAvei steamships ou s,r,s
nah Mecesn fon Providence &sFts.
yce be.ofsr. T,e reported a.hoe . smiths Pn opbss
Monts'so os O@s PS,s,94s5 and "a, eas'''s . % 3 .
Mayagues aud jersey CITY Dsi'w b'I.-
ocean em from Liverpool StsVsas tieh. ,o ~
North N HooiTlri New fors ard n
sri wiling for Phadephi bark herog t9ttenaA bnxs
E.h Hall for Maraqus, Be lor B-boe ni -irS
L. Bi Dosio1 S'' ''7"'' -
Murphy for BaroAdces
NOTICE To MARINERS
1.-The Il ylt'' soar mas gir-
notice on th pom, hre 80 hp'e 90
water maE Boston asreor b-
eacon h xrgqghtron shan IS diameter 81 he bottom sna
i've inches Also thsI hshns sh hSa' @H
h. erb On ami evening Of March L. - . o ~
end tie sna 'sn 81 80
Psbo IN su Francisco bay 'a Saa r.o O'J
1uOyn Es Brother.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

who would prefer bs consulted a. intsrested psrues
before such bill Ia passed. bill or similar eurpeN
defeated in last years Senate and is revysi IS
year has suspicious look
- An TX MsMBER FRox 90 usFn 's
Eew York. Fob. TO- 1874 ~
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

echsd from Manhattan ordered TO duty In com
neoon with torpedo boat at Boston First Asssant
Engineer A. Kirby 10 detached from tho Oszipee ana
ordered TO tho Manhattan second Assistant Engineer
p III Huston detached from tho Alaska and ordored
ko the Osppee,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
rrp yrw.JrnsEr SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

TuCKERros, n. j., Feb. 1.-THE Tuckerton
Railroad Company haVo completed arrangements WIN
Mr. Stockton. tho receiver Tor the Se"JerSoY oo'not
p,,,r,., Connany. 20 run tho Pomberton aud Hights
osn p.rro, al from Whiluoy's Junction 20 tonb9gIon
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

One (rent Blessing Of the hsliV 9f pr"cn r
r.,e, loe ,nous diseases carefully prepared nd rS ?" D. ~
,oise-sf 10 Of hegIJrk hsvc hs
of ne one buni trticies say n 1"s
orr ami moag OF sr-ster value ~ 4r-'
RoHs SysUP. PesssBt psasni>
effective irus iut country stors I9s NH~f
1..tAs Co Propuc,0rs ini . toiieg ,lor Ne" Iei-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

HAv,ys Peb i2-ss,r-so - =. tjaijis r,'s ~ .-..
BIeasn.s daet Pans, 9j@J6 pr-'o''@ 'p'-1 s' wv
premium.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

Meta! springs. tho Pi.iiels Iron Finger Psi,. fnI
snlaryas DreFe b '1 s'
are gradually BY kLAsriO TKusA D7S broas"y
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
6uerlal NoIlees
Re,iyaI Services sermon This Evening
Rev Or WM ORMlSfON.
e.r,~r kortt --.,o.I a

.r.. Soc,rr.-rAe mail. gsrops for as
rf-PDIT Feb 1874. Will close at As enes iss-s D.
r',csns AZ 10 and II l. WEDNESDAY 81 10 ssa
~ M sa THURSDAY al II IA n aad oa sArDa ~ II
~ No. " r l. JANIS -
uolder. of Nrw-Jerscy southern fir-t ftast-tso
ds drs,rus uniting With lAnge combnsaen ssniho iss
~ mr,a. protsstisp nvtea
sar ana held b. them LORD DAY LOko,
A., 10 WfNan-st J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON
- Cocasel OF B0r-haldes CSaniii -
NJ, RtcA.sse place n Y
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
The American Automatic Telegraph.
To WHOM LIZ MAY CONCkRN.

The American Aulossne TEX grsph systsn nss hs
the United STATE, Of America 81 Automatic Feefr.ph
under ayrycmsa; sith ceas srsn'0 ?, -
ssgaee ION r,cri States PSas Omos -
~ Oct 81 1879. really % sshsn conlleeH s. g..
parties undivided searth part o. iu ter Il
t,uat.l new in nv ss-esloa GBOkdk hlItlth y f -
soie P,ssntes Blo,mheli. ave. PsAac ttif y ----
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New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
MlRRIkD.

PLwgILpB 'KgR-On geusss Pen. H. I. tho Ge'snrs 81
hy t.' RrT Joseph T Dffra " ~ y1fs y
Epsi % Lotre laughter oS. o. Decker al Of 3f9osJa
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
The Tribune A,mnnac for 1874.

NOW HkApr.
For sale b. al NewsieaierA ln1 Al
rnz ruIDUSk OPfrs
Prc- % erats; .or 81
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

Al Notices Of harqase, masr 0e 'Hd9r'ed 9th feH
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsRTsGros. ID. C., Thursday. Fen. 12-1 a. m.
Synopsis for Eae mast t0eHiyf0ar hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
George Alfred vs.. che Rats.

The rat portion Of Newspaper Row have been
much demOralized by George Alfred Town
sends square stand-up and winning fight for
the District OF Columbia. George never cared
much for Us until we got plenty of enemies,
and then be took everybOdy's points, like Jack
falstaff, and between fencing and laughing has
got more amusement out OF the investigation
than anybody. The other day George saw MT.
Charles Huntley entering the house of Mr..
hutchinson, on K street, and suspected him to
be A. Il. Kirkland. He associated him with
hirtland by the fact that beth used to have q
span OF horses az the Arlington. He gave in
formation, and Mr.. Cnristy definitely ascer-
taihed that the person was Mr.. Huntley; but
me IAts had the question asked in order to get
- lnUo me testimony, and then telegraphed it
everywhere to give a suspicion that Townsend
as acquainted with Kirkland. The malicious
fioson swore by the wire that Townsend had
stH1ted Kirkland out Of town. Now, hare is
lNduaDcs testimony last Saturday:
.. DID you see Geo. Alfred Townsend In this
CD a. L 10 not know him; might have seen
aim. wv"
q. Were you not on the same street with him
- Gay y. might have been on the same
meet i am not acquainted with him 1 DO
NOV him even by sight.
DIDN'T you meet him under an assumed
LaL1e? No, SIR; / never met the gentleman to
~ krowledge.
townsend particularly requests Mr.. Vance,
q the Chicago TribEns, to stick to the story
nkleh be sent OF to that paper. He prefers
max vance shall be understood right there
mere Cath has victoriously conducted q dozen
hkb mlshes 70 victory with sueh whifFets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
Gandfllv

The Baltimore American thinks TIE STAR
will not deny that the investigation has devel-
oped good deal of fraud; that there were real
estate pools, paving rings, sewer jobs, lobby
agents, &C., and asks Us, "ss a m after of jOurn.
alistic candOr, ;" II it is to be believed that Gov
ernor Shepherd. ga man of great ability
sharp, shrewd, energetic, faE-sesing," has
been innocent of all connection with
fraud that pushed itself so closely to
him as to involve his very business partner"
Candidly, We answer that We d. believe Just
this, and because we think we kno. Mr.. Shep-
herds inner motives. We believe that his pur
Iose throughout his official course has been
entirely above any mere money-grabbrRg opsr
alton. These who know him the m1st init
mately, believe in him the most thoroughly, and
those who do know him neatly, appreciate tina
his real and absorbing ambition has been t.
connect his name honOrabIy with the redemp-
ton OF his native city from mud and squalor
As regards the evidence to which the
american refers, its own correspondent
General BoyntOn, who Is Certainly no
prejudiced witness in favor of the District
government, has stated in that paper, his frank
conviction that Gov Shepherd told the strai CHIT
forward truth In his test mony concerning the
matter. BIS testimony and his correspondence
with contractors and others, all serve to show
that be not only was not in collision with ring
men and lobbyists, but that he was sharply
bringing to account sll who had underta AIKEN to do
work, and failed TO fulfill their contracts prop
erly. That lobbyists, job5ers, and confidence
men, and seattle of that kind, " should try to ply
their trade at the expense of contractors for
District work, or anybody else they could bleed,
Is not surprising. Washington city has through
out Its history been Infested by this class of
strikers, Not contract Is given out By any
branch Of government that these yultures are
not on hand in swarms; but il would be very
unjust to hold the President or Cabinet Off GERS
responsible for their presence or their plumber
ing schemes. And these Jeremy Did
Oilers generally aim TO operate by convey
ing the idea that they have influence in
high quarters, when they have none, just as
Satan ITOfessed to be able to convey a large
amount OF real estate when he did ut own a
foot Of il, and just as q New York operator,
Prior to Black Friday, sought on the ground of
connection with the Presidents family to
give assurance that he could control the Presi-
dents financial policy; mistake that cost those
Who took stock in it to sadly rue their credulity
We are quite willing with the american to wait
for the verdict in the case of Gov. Shepherd, to
see whether che shall be proved the pure, high
minded. honorable gentleman that his District
admirers protest he Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
Dana Makes Anosher M,.o,e

The New York Saa has wasted considerable
space in one Of its ingenious black mailing fab
relations In the way Of an elabor ate story how
the Board Of Public Works sought to spirit the
witness Kirkland from Washington. Says the
Ean, per its reliable correspondent Gibson:
TWAS impossible % get him away on the
railroads, and difficult and expensive 20 send
nin By private conveyance. There Is a line Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04


nP HAsoNIC.-rhe rexuIa- communication
Wy Of wARREN LODGE, Nos q. A. A n :.
will BE- hsId TUESDAY EVENING next, May s D.,
la4, q 30 o'cIoc. m. Every member Is earn
a0ise = p Taos o sELE :, s sss
@skCURlrf BUILDIaG AssOJIATiON.-
~ The 1th mon, nly meetlpg Of the association
will be held on THIS Monday EyEhIH6, ct
VILE hall, 4'h street, between and I streets
are rees, fully invited to attend. Hour Of meet
It 1T PRArHER. Secretary.
~ NURIH WAshINaToS BUILDING AS
ss iSs viii hold i,s rssuIsr mopsS9
q eeih IN TUE. DAY May o, and mon, hiy there
ter at o'clock ? M in the new SECOND (2D
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, no. sos 7th
GEO. W. CIssEL, President.
JSO. A. PBTsCOTT, Secretary. may42t
H SPECIAL NOTICE W. c. Abe regn.
10y lar B. ard .eeting Of tn W0MHH's CHRIS
May on, at the Home, on 18Th street, ut O'Clock
N. beyojiOnsl meeting 81 IL O'Clock
na.2& MIS- N +. BAsCOA, Secretary.
hSSTHE 8aNKLIN COOPERATIVE
eSS BUILDING ASSOCIATION win hold its
O'clock .. M, At Mariui's Hall. e, between On Add
~ tiS.ts nort Invest At this meeting the secre
tsIy Mn submit his rep.rt, showing the financial
VIII be held and general bu.iness be introduced
%syaS Cni Rep. ,suSd OR , S SS sIst.ry
|" MOTT x IS HERRBY GIVEN, That
sssIe, Of the osSifsi stpek Of fT tn te soRTasRs
LIBKBTY MA kEr OOM PAaY wi / be Spsaed
70 the public at sPIGNUL'5 Tea Store, corner II
MOsDAY, May 4, and wEDNEsDsY, May s,
each day. GEORGE W KING,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAfED AWAY-On eunday, Msys
- black and tan BULL PUP libe-3~<
raj reHa ard II returned 10 1912 ii st. IT.
EOUED-On the LIST inst j.. on I4Ih street, between
L ald h a Lady 'sBEEASTPIS, a Oross, which
the owner csa have By calling a. No. 1889 L st
rear 10TH describing the article and paying for this
auNeIuseneht. my4 ST. 4
"a REEARp-Lcst or s;rsyod, on Tuesday,
~ April 28tn, ult,, one light ed MILCH
cow, with white face, red eyes long CHI u ~
horns, aid strap On neck The above rewsrdX2
Will be paid IL returned to JOHN BAKERSMITH
9TH street read, Beer SchuetZen Park. mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGR.-YaggV
" hshJ 70 l0hHs tfeH IRON the effoCts u Errol
sno Abuses IN ssily life. Manhood Restored. I'm
pedlments 10 Marriage removed, New method II
tTesiment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No 2 south
Ninth street, Philsdelphis, Ps.,-sn Institution
and professional skill. febe-eOsm
M Rs. n. J. IkEHCH, OF PHTLADILPaI1,
AZ the eslebrsted Reliable Clsirvoysnt Physioian
snc Tsst Medium, has located st 1918 New Yorf
avenue. Ono6 bouIs-lo a. N. 70 IR. Insaxe-
meno can be made for evenings. jel-lJ
fSEMALH DISEASES OF eli kiras treated, De.
n scribe case ana e3close $s advice And ra~1..
cine will be cent, Address Mrs DR.. THONPsOb
No. e<e North lsth street. PhtlsdeIphis. is-G-lT}
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MEDICAL. DC.

II ND BR. DARBH"ha better facilities than
~ ever Tor practIcing bis great speciality IlsIU
SHe SHa'se mdse Tor advice and medicine. Drug
sore, G Iher "a street and PonnsylganIa avenue
tHy.0 ,. Dullolle aps In
nR. JANE WILSON, q Thoroughly en- psrieooed
~ and solentlnc Midwife and Ladies Physician
Ladies attended 20 o. their residence At any hour
light or day, or pleasant the best Of Al.
tendance at the DOCTORS private residence, 81 an
Dental. oarT. nv
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am expecting daily cargo Of Portland liza
portesl CEMENT, and Wotaersp)ou's CalcineC
PLASTER, witch will be sold low 10 de alers a ~
others from vessel CT store.
WIN. GUIEAND,
mSy2 Be- 623 Louisiana avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

lux KENT AND SALE.
RIiei front ana s.nssrd fie housts, Nc,
from ostsO All messrn sSS,S
sse sc,d sssses ssass. .,ion. w.sh.tsnd. hct
and s,ste msntels, everything necessary 20 make
complete home. Apply on The Pr.mi.e., er.o
spso-tMls No. s2S 7th street, on ? o De-,
LOB RKNr-sevtn.room HOUSE Ws,er- ..~-
cars; rept 50 per month inSu, Se n npf hSr.e
CON. corner IN and . strest. scu,s. spss s.. A
tNok sALE,A large number Of elegant HOUSES
ons. in N, az. 90 Ass, several small
.pli I'm I.S.swExr. sII nl street.
EQR kEHT-ps,ins the season, several Furn.
Resorts, Newhury port and ssulsbsrfy bach, Mss.
Is: :sss 3 Nc soS S + N sis
FOB REEI-LaIse e,essn. FROsr BOOM
aSsS nsg Rscsf s noSs
JOS s nSU Street s a. mdern No
r asp r.shd
..,s ys .' DH ,i Sss ssI 3 oE1AaEE.
FOB RLNT,IHBEI TUNs HOTEL, south vest
q MAY Apply g In yEssTa SON SON, 5? s.
JoBSsSSN, ms 18Th sirss, northwest, washing:
ton, ID y. apis I'm
LOB sALk-Ata bargain, three story BRICK
hOtob, nearly new, containing rooms, with
gas, water, perlur heaters, SC For partscalsrs
aIply TO A. Nj. SMITH, $50 street nv. aps -lms
LOB BKNT-Two Large ROOMS 81 by g. 18th
II or without STEAM POWER. in Polk lnhoras
BuilCtng, street, between Sin and Tth Po.sessint
gwen AZ any time. Apply on the premises. aps SIN
For SALE-A BRICK DWELLING s stories
ten rooms, modern iDproV ements; viii De sold
With or without furniture, an moderate terms An
G and II. anS.Im-
Eoh sALG Oh RENT-rhe very desirable
Il kEsIDkkCE and G ROUhDS adjoining the res
eryolr On Georgetown Heights, formerly occupied
% fres,oent Grant, and now BY j. Harris Gsstren
zine Br1tish legation.
The house 10 large, furnished with all the modern
improvements and IL suitable for ent the
GROUNDS are handsomely ornsneuted vito Il ae
sIuppery ano eyergreens; he situation e. unsur-
rassed BY any IL the Distrtct haying splendid view
LINE ~hels city, river and surrounding country
Inc grCu = 80 very large, coutai aing nearly
ninety thonSsp- SQUARE feet. The property will be
sold on easy terms or rented to irst-class ten AMI
Possession given April l.
Apply TO I; L. HUME. Of Hall & Hume, grocer.,
co. fennsI nania ayeaue. msr2S Sm
FOB REHT-sT6REs and OFFICns on Tth aud
Il y streets, federal BuildiugsD Good tenants
may be suited by applying TO 8. PREHTISs, Room
40. ., Iedern FINDINGS. lsai3- 6m
EN0R REHT-A Gx room BIIOK HOUSE, CSC
Il per mouth; four room BkIOE HOUSE, near
4th street cars, eH per month; q seven roSFn
FhAMI, near Metropolitan cars; 90 month. In
auire at osf Losisians svenue. notify