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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES

Call and examine the fire and burglar-prooi
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, siver-ware other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TGksvGrniHa Jronths Chicago and Boston Jfres.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
DENTISTS.

nENTIsTRY-O. B. FOSTER, n. D, ron
II thirty years Dental Practitioner in PhiladetS
paal and New York, attends to all branches Of bis
Beautiful sets Of teeth platina, gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms no6-Tf .
~ w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
Os No. 925 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
a Ter1f,S rr,oslarofo oC1o-iW
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EOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT RESI-
IL dences at West End, so, 900 each. Several fine
houses in northwes section from o. SIS COOS
Houses on Rhode Island avenue, between NINTH
and Tenth streets, at from s. SEQ TO e. sos several
desirable houses on Capitol Hill. A large list Of
cheap houses from q, 90 to q, 900. large list Of
desirable building lots In all parts of the city.
Z. j. SWEET, Real Estate Broker,
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VALUABLE sECOND-HAND B0OKE

VALUABLE SECONDHAND B0OKSs
Encyclopedia Americans; "A volumes
Peters Condensed 5. c. Reports; 6 volumes
Rees' Encyclopedias, completes; 46 volumes.
Congressional Globe, complete: ITO volumes.
Smithsonian Reports, complete; IS volumes.
Pacific Railroad Surveys, complete; Is volumes.
Patent ONCE Reports, Mechanical, from Is43 to-
1870, complete; 20 volumes.
CRreyis Social Science; 3yolumes.
Life, &C., of David Garrick; 2yolumes.
Life, &C.. of Lorenzo de Aediei; volumes.
Mills Political Economy: 2vOlumCs.
And many others, AT Low PRICES, at
ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOK
STORE,
+ and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
kBBo0Ks BOUGHT. ja2otf
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"ILLAR RID ALL.

Mr.. ADoLPH sUTRo viii repeat his lecture on
DAY. iprii = and FRIDAY April 10, at O'CLOCK,
at Willard hall, entrance en- Fourteenth street,
the Calcium light, with many diagrams, views and
pictures of mines and mining operations. Senators,
members of Congress and correspond nts are
specially Ipvtsd to attend. Persons not having
ceived personal invitations may obtain tickets
upon application at the Office OF Wiirard's hotel.
Admission free. rChron. Start ap6-td
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT b

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT By
VI the MARINE BAND, atMASJNIC TEMPLE,
for the benefit Of the Aged Men and Women
Home under the charge Of Little Sisters Of the
Tickets, 81; TO be had Of the lady patrons: Mrs.
General sherman, Miss Alice Riggs, Madame Gler-
De Chambrun, Mrs. Redfern and many other ladies.
Gentlemen patrons-W. W. Corcoran. ESQ.,, Gene
rails Sherman, Bingham and Vincent. Col. Iarned,
Messrs. WIN. Calf, G. W. Rigs, r. T. Merriek
and many others, ap7-at
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II SIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on Penh-rF
sylyania avenue and Tenth street northwest, conf
sisting of two Lots, fronting Is feet on PennsylVaE
| MIA avenue and % feet on Tenth street, and inn
proved by two three-story Brick Buildings; IS 0oQ
cash and ten years. time on the balance, at s per
cent.
| This is chance to obtain property very cheap,
and on unusually long time, in locality where iG
Is seldom for sale. Merchants and capitalists win
~ GO. TRUEsDELL,
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FOR SALE.


TOR SALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND. SIX
passenger FAMILY CARRIAGE, $50 Ditto
fur spring. extension top, very fine $50 cost 4 90
Ditto, 10 top PONY PhAET0N, in perttc: order.
9llo. ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
Carriage Repository and Factory,
apS-St- Ac-l4 Eighth 81, bet. d and L N. W. :
E1OR SALE Iowa STYLISH FIVE
II YEAR-OLD sORREL COLT; long mime and
GHEEN & OSBORN,
ap7-3t' Nos. 6H aud SO street.
lust ARRIVED FROM THE WEST Ann
~ FOR sALE.-o head q FINE DRIVING
HORSES; also, two large, hne Carriage Horses!
Some good Trotting Horses, from i've to seven
years old. To be seen ~ HuGUEL1 POWEN'A
Livery and Sale Stables. Nos. SIS 20 81 New York
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Also,
one new Landau Carriage for sale. ap7-2ws
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-AVOIn
\ HIGH TAXES; secure home IN the country,
WIZ exchange for city properly, improved or un4
improved, amount Of excellent ground desiredI
IRON TWO 70 fourteen acres, suitable for markets
kai9en, with small new house and barn. two and Q
nall miles from the city; or will sell for 500 en- sf
anu ~ monthly Apply &C once to secure spring
crop, w; w; mETCALF, corner Fifteenth street
anu new York avenue. ap7-St
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PARTIES having property to sell or rent will
find it to their vantage TO consult with
X. H. RYAN Co,
General Brokers, So Seventh street.
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GEo. TRUEsDELL.
Real Estate Broker,
sEI-s.t Il 4

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
u PROPERTY-A Country Seat, five miles north
Of Washington. and one and half miles nom
Terra Gotta. on the Point of Rocks railroad, CON-
tanning nifty acres; large modern house Of ten
rooms, and all necessary out-buildings, with an
orchard OF 500 choice trees; thirty-ye acres under
cultivation, the balance in timber principally oak.
Terms made easy. For particulars Inquire of
COL. GEO. +. WHITE,
mh26-n Room 50, P. o. Department.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY WHOSE HANDWRITING IS
"a excellent desires to accompany party to Eu-
rope as shorthand amanuensis. Terms: Travelling
expenses. Best references given. Address LADY
PHONOGRAPHER, Washington p. o., -. Q.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sWe SUMNER NATIONAL MONU.
- MENT AssySIATISofEG;yy4 meeting sting q thIs
THIS EVENING. All persons friendly TO the
movement are cordially invited. GEORGE T.
kSS MAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. J.
Members Of this society are hereby n9ti1ed e hts
"wednesday EVENING, April 8, 1874, at $3.50
O'Clock, to make suitable arrsngements FOR me iu3
will take plaee from his late residence II street
northeast, Thursday, April Q. at O'Clock p. m;
BY order OF the President: DANIEL SHANNON
Recording Secretary. APPS
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"ANTED-EVERYO ONE TO KNOW THAT
w they can purchase DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
"VICTORn SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
also, branch OF Mime. Democrats Pattern Empo-
rum, 469 Pennsylvania avenue.
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, eis
II street. Branch Office, 1C7 Seventeenth street,
FANS II ANu MRS. LOUISE c, BUTLER.
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BOARDING.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

BOARD AND ROOMS-CENTRAL LOCA-
u TlON-226 northeast corner King and Patrick
treets. Alexalsdria, Virginia. mh24-eo3t
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@-REGIsTER's OFFICE,

DlSIhlCI A.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 80, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY,
April 1874, viii have expired all licenses given by
the District Of Columbia TO Commercial Agents,
Peddlers and all Produce Dealers at large and in all
All persons engaged in said business, trades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
accordance with provisions of the amended act
regulating licenses, approved June 20, lS72, viz:
That every person engaged in any trade, occupa-
ton or profession for which license tax
is imposed by the laws Of the District
Of Columbia shall, at the time for procuring
the same, make application to the Regis
ter, and shall state under oath Affirmation such
facts as may be applicable to licenses"
The Register shall then issue to the applicant
certificate stating the particular kind Of license for
which application has been made, and the amount
OF money required by law to be paid therefor. Said
certificate shall be delivered to the Collector, who
SHALL upon the receipt of the sum Of money stated
therein, give certificate Of deposit, stating the
amount OF money paid and the kind OF license re-
CURED End II shall be the duty Of the Register to
THAT every person liable for license tax who
may fall to pay the same befon engaging in the
business for which license tax may be required
shall, in addition to the license tax imposed, pay
fine or penalty Of not less than Eve nor more than
mhsl-l2. tstar&chronSIo AN Register Re- fSGf B. C.
neDR. q. 9. BOND HAS REMOVED
~ TO No. slS First street, between II and
streets. Calls len at the Drug Store corner Of
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
prompt attention. mh.l-tf
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GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-CREAP
ENOUGH FOR THE POOR

Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints. bot
tied by Samuel c. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
quarts: 50 per dozen, pints. Liberal discount to
dealers
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
TUESDAY, April 7, 1874
On motion of Mr.. P. Phillips, Samuel Walker,
esq, of New Orleans, La, was admitted to prac-
tice as an attorney and counselor of this court
No. 90. George Mackay, plaintiff in error, VS..
Alton X. Easton. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. O. Gibson, of counsel for
the defendant in error, and concluded by Mr.
Brtton A. Hill for the plaintiff in error.
No. 2i9. S. A. Stockdale, collector, &C., plain
tiff in error, VS.. The Atlantic Insurance Company,
of New Orleans;
Nos 267 to 2T9. S. A. Stockdale, collector, &C.,
plaintiff In error, vs.. various other Louisiana cor
pOrations. The argument Of these causes was
commenced by Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips of
counsel for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at L o'clock.
EQUITY COURT-JUSTICE wYLIE.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Frances a. Mills VS.. John H. Mills. Decree of
divorce from the bonds Of matrImony, with right
to resume maiden name.
Virginia A. Travis vs. William ]. Travis De-
cree of divorce from the bonds Of matrImony, tho
custody OF the children to remain with the wife.
Caroline Bell VS.. Henry E. Bell. Decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony, with right
of plaintiff to resume her maiden name-Caroline
Brown.
Mitchell VS.. Travis Decree for partition.
Maclain VS.. FaIkner Order directing payment
Of surplus to trustee.
Volkert VS.. Volkert. Order to take testimony.
Diggs VS.. Diggs. Order Of reference to auditor.
Stallings VS.. Stallings. Order for appointment
of guardian Gd Item.
DeWandelan VS.. Parsons. Order TO show cause
against attachment for contempt.
Laner VS.. Bradley. Order directing trustee to
convey.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART
TER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Potomac Steamboat Company vs.. Cranch. Yer
diet for sl5s and interest.
Bautley ct al VS.. Russell. Case begun, and
jury resPited until this morning.
Jackson VS.. Hulse ct al. Judgment confessed
for $625
CASES TODAY.
The following cases were set for to-day: Nos.
20, IT, 2IO, 2l2 2l4, ZIG, 217, I'll ~ 23, TO- go
and OIL Adiourned
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Latimer Cleary will sell about the middle of
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexandria, which will be subdivided in lots to
suit all parties. A station will be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
ments Will be offered to purchasers.
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-. W AsHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the Board.of Appeals
VIII meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH. 1874,
IN the room lately occupied by the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes. in the west wing Of the
CITY Hail. for the purpose of hearing appeals from
the valuation returned by the Assessors upon new
buildings improvements. &C., (erected during the
June 30 1875.
The Board will be in session each day, Sundays
excepted, from II O'Clock m. to O'Clock d. M,
for tile period Of thirty days, commencing March
and ending April IL, 1874.
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By Thomas Bowling:
At o'clock, number Of improved lots in
Georgetown, D. q.
By Green Williams:
Alto, 2and o'clock, at corner Of Tenth and D
streets, large sale Of dry goods.
By Latlmer & Cleary:
Att o'clock, all of square s32 between and X
and Ninth and Tenth streets northeast.
BY Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, millinery and fancy goods, at store
No. ol2 Ninth street northwest.
By W. l. Wall Co.:
At 10 o'clock, on the first floor OF their sales
rooms, large stock of furniture, oiicloth, mat
ting &C.
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MONEY SAVED By paying your special improve
ment and sewerage taxes now at reduced rates,
through r. H RYAN s Co,
General Brokers, 623 Seventh street.
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THE BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL WEATHER
corresponding with the brilliant and elegant COL
lection Of dry goods offered daily at the saesroom
OF Green Williams, corner Of Tenth and ID
streets, attracts crowds of purchasers to this no.
table sale where the finest Ladies' Dress Goods
are selling ut fabulously low prices. The goods
are all new and Of the latest patterns Silks,
Satins, Nelvets, Muslins, Hosiery, Carpets and
Rugs Of the choicest qualities and colors are daily
presented TO admiring crowds. The sale COM
meIces every morning at 10 O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

Another immense audience was present at
Ford's last evening to witness Miss Charlotte
Cushman in one of her matchless impersonations.
The character in which she appeared (Queen
Katherine) was one peculiarly fitted to her. Her
intense tragic nature rendered some of the scenes
terribly realistic and fairly reused the audience
up to the big hest pitch of excitement. The often
er Miss Cushman is seen the more does she i'm
press It upon the mind of the beholder that as q
she has no living equal. Tonight
she is to appear in another of her matches i'm
presentations, and the boK-sheet indicates that
there will be a large audience present
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GALE OF CoNDEMNED ORDNANCE
y STORES.
LEAvExvoaTH ARsEEAl

LEAvENwoHTm KS, March 80. 1894. !
The following named UnserviceabI and insult
be I'D iSetSa S day
May, la4, commencing at ~ 0 CLOCK a. m.
cavalry and artiiiery sa5res, Cavalry and insntry
acknowledgements, knapsasks, hayersacks, saddles.
brides nsiiTts ammunition lot Small b arms, old
and miscellaneous articles, &C..
Terms: Cash In Government funds, ten per cent.
properly Is delivered. All stores to be removed
within ten days nom close OF SALE. The Govern
Catalogues can be had on applica-
ton. at the Ordnance Oiicc, Washington. d. c., Mt
the y: $. Ordnance Agency N; , x; or ?. this
Captain OF ORDINANCE, commanding.
GALE OF THE. STEAMER
y s-AcCULLOCH."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is. IsL I
VIII h 1e ssid At pnSs AUCTION 10 the highest md
A& D." f ssa e.!
inches materials, willie oak, live OAK. white c6es-
tack diagonal Iron braces inches by X inch on
the outside OF frne tops OF br, sccrr Tveted
9nna p n sS%
rigging, Sails awnings, boats bo1ts-cranes blocks
and falls, anchors She has low pressure
ton main and donkey boilers, siean-Psmps; md
al the necessary steam gauges clock su cesnsIs
ing Of anchors, cSains, eompssses glasses lanterns,
lead lines, TOOLS furniture, ETC., as per InvehaoS,
&c sss ss Spe 81 ne the
day OF sale n Government wharf staten Island.
e re a dtlss iS be
obtained on hoard, or Of Captain John Mcsowan'
lsigned,1 mn. A. ny seeretsi1v.
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ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley's
Second Lecture, April sth.
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ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley's
Second Lecture, April 9Th.
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LOST AND FOUND.


EoUND.-4 BREAST PIN WITH THE IN
Il scriptlon j. A. Granger, to B. Chaplin. The
owner can receive the same by calling at 1886 I
street northwest and paying thecost Of this adver-
tisement. apI-St
r oST-A SEAL RING, ON TUESDAY, THE
Y ast ultimo: The Ip6seri6er's name was en- 2.
will be literally rewarded. ,--
ap3-at' Pension Office, ''seaion House,
r ,osT APRIL IA BROWN AND WHITE
~ setter dog, about one year old; had on aehain
collar: liberal reward WIN be paid Il Esiurnkd TO
sps-st. : ''fs'' n0i'nT rstarl D. hAhLss
II OST-ON SUNDAY LAST, EITHER IN
- this city or Alexandria. Knights Templar
JEWEL; Arsward Of FIVE Dollars will be paid if
left at r. II. GBAHAM'S Carriage repository, III
Eighth street, or J. W. PADGETT's ssll-lOft, foot
T OST.-ON THE EVENING OF MARCH 81,
ct book containing q small sum Of money and tTo
certificates Of deposit and several other papers Of
no value TO any one except the owner. suitable
reward will be paid If left at this office. app
r -RUSSIA-LEATHER PORTEMON-
II MAZE, containing about 500. Name and adj
town car No. 70, at Fifteenth street and Psnnsyl-
yania avenue, or while In or leaving the sfme at
Twenty-hrst street northwest, yesterday between 5
S SHd S;S O'Clock P m Return e address OF 70
rewarded. "a lady's loss and her ALL api-2t.
II OSr-IN THE NINTH-STREET CARS.
~ or in vicinity Of A ricultural Dept, chased
beriine King, December Is. isGo : engraved inside
The Under Will please Leave il with the chief ee5k
Kuehling, bell-hanger. l223 Pennsylvania avenue,
who will receiye suitable reward. mh3l-2t
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON.
CERT,
Under the auspices OF
POTOMAC LODGE, F. A. A. NJ, Georgetown,
D. c., by the GEORGETOWN MASONIC CHOIR,
assisted by the following artists: Miss EDITH
ABELL, late soprano OF the English Opsratry upe;
tenor; Mr.. SAMUEL YOUNG, baritone; DR..
GERABEAu, solo pianist; Mr.; Il; sCHurrER,
old, balladist, and full orchestra, on THURS
DAY EVENING" April Q, 1874, at Forest hall,
Doors open att O'Clock; concert commences at s
O'Clock. Tickets, d; to be had Of members and at
the door. ap7-3t
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HENRY. R. SEARLE,
10 e Street, Opposite Post once De-
partInenf.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, .is7i.
c.l,,sSss: i pI,.. No. zoos. A. Law.
On motion or the plaiHtif, by Messrs Morse q
Coyle his attorneys II is ordered that the defendant
CALVIN o. BLISS, cause his appearance 10 be en-
tered herein orbefore the rst rule day occurring
forty days after this day: otherwise the cause
wiz Dc Proceeded with as 10 case Of default.
d. X. CARTIER, Chief Justice.
True copy. Test: X. j. MEIGs, Clerk,
BY JOB BARNARD, Assistant Clerk
mh2.A2W
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Securities.

e Z =
BANK STOCKS - 81
National Bank of Repub bile. ....,.... l35 165
National Metropolitan Bank lol 49,.
Second National Bank .............. 81 ll02 go.
CITY PASSENGER RAILROADS.
Columbia stock. q 49,.
SUNDAY LIST
Nat. Theatre bonds, j. & J..7p. c. 80 IS .....
Masonic Tenn. BIDS, r. "a pc, gold 90 IS 49,.
DISTRICT SECURITIES o
II District Of ColuHnbtd.l 4
Wn. Co. s. BIDS, rs, j. j., 1S71-75. ...l 20 ....
Perm. Imp, Is, j. j., lSsl........ 7014 20
Market STOCK Dds d. 0J., lp.C-toS<..l - ~ .....
Water Stock. rs, j. q j., i9U3 rs
Washington. -
Water Stock, 6's, j. A. j. q o., 1874 90 49,.
5-year Gers, $40, VI. & N. 1875 e4S
Ed In BIDS, Gong. SIS, 81. 81 1852 80 Ia.
Boh RI SS Of fPIgSBIfC WoRKssD ''% ." ''''t
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In ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we keep
the largest and most complete assortment of Chan
deliers south Of Philadelphia or New York, in
Guiding also full line of Plumbers goods, and o
variety Of goods embracing the following, not to
be surpassed: Ststuary, Psrian goods, Clocks
Bronzes, Slate and Marble Mantels, non-explosive
Lamps, Latrobe Stoves, Crates, Ranges Pumps
OF all kinds. Patent Earth closets, best in use
Warrcn's patent Meat Cooker, and many other
useful inventions. Plumbing and Gas Fitting in
all the various branches promptly executed at
moderate prices. None but competent men en-
ployed. HAMILTON PEARSON,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-08

T1ABLEAUX AND DRAMATIC ENTER
Il teEtainment, for the benefit Of ST. Marks
CHURCH, at WILLARD HALL, SATURDAY
EVENING. April II. 1874. LES precienses Ridi-
cnles' have kindly volunteered and will repeat, by
request, the laukhable petite comedy, In two acts
entitled ''L'esprit de ContradlctiOn.n
The Marine band, under the direction OF Prof.
Schneider, will be in attendance.
To commence at 8 O'Clock. Tickets, rs cents; to
be had at the music and bookstores. apS-4t
JUBILEE SINGERS,
- ofvlrgiRia, Will give two Concerts,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
April and 8, in the Nineteenth-street Baptist
church. Rp1-2r
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r~COTTAGE HILL COMPANY.


This enterprise, to which attention has hereto
our leading citizens, has now been pac1 cd on H. ed
and permanent basis, Mr.. Henry 8. Davis, the
owner of the property, having just concluded fair
and liberal contract with the company:
The board Of directors contemplate having mat
tiers so fully arranged that early In the coming
week they viii be prepared TO make full report OF
will be given through the public prints Of the time
In the meanwhile any Information that may be
desired win be furnished by Charles e. We1yer,
enth street, at the Office Of the company's archi
tect n. q. Starkweather, Plants building, corner
OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street, where
plans of the houses to be erected can be seen and
explained. APPS
~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FER
- RY COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET
after UEsDXY, April !, the HoURLY TRfPs Of
the Ferry Boats between WASHINGTON and
ALEXANDRIA will commence at a. m. Last
sts'I GEDNEY, GENT supt. - Sps-St
r~CANON KINGSLEY, OF LONDON,
- b, England GLAND Chaplain, to the Queen, will Dc.
First Congregatlonal Church, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, April 8. Subject: 'INorsemen, OF the
Morse DISCOVERIES of America Admission, rs
cents. Reserved seats at Ellls's. ap+-ta
weD. LANGELL's ASTHMA CURE.
WARRANTED To GIVE RELIEF IN FIVE
MINUTES.
Persons suffering with Asthma are requested to
+ or sale, wholesale and retail, at
g. P. HOPKINS Drug Store,
api-ln No. 1875 Massachusetts avenue.