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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l4-yirginia SKIES peelers
~; Virginia consolidated, s.; West Virginia s.
~, N9Ith Carolina, skies old, 20; do, new, TO- do
!, BALTI,MnoRE, April li-Cotton duh and lower
low mIddling; 10. Flour quiet and unchanged
wheat qulet-No. western fed, ga .33; No do .
I-SO; ether grades unchanged. Corn weak-South,
eIn white. 80; southern yellow, 81: western mi xed
VI Oats duli-Southern, 79s75 western white 7Oa7l
western mixed. 90. Rye firmer, .I2aI.I5 Hay dui
and UNCHANGED. Provisions dun and weak Pork
22tO BUR- meats dull and lower-Shoulders, 81
"a clear-rib sides for car loads loose; Jobbing
packed, l4a5s higher BrcOn dull shoulders 9lsagl;
clear rib sides, IA. Hams, IEsal5. Lard dull
rehned, l5stal6; Butter duh and unchanged Pc
troieum advancing tendency, g. sa61s. Coffee strong
and active; ordinary 10 prime Rio cargoe-, I6aI9
Whisky quiet but firm, la. Sugar firm TO- aIOII
NAV YORK, April H-Stocks dull. Money A.
cTnments dull. wv
NEW YORK, April H-Flour quiet and steady.
wheat dull and declining: Corn dun and heavy.
ferred, So w. NV
LON on, April Il, $50 p m.-The amount of buI
Hon gone into the Bank OF Eli gland on balance is
t7NO Paris dispatches quote rentes at 63 francs
IS ccntimes.
FRANKFORT, April H-U. S. $40 bonds of 1852,
LIVERPOOL, April II, $50 r. m-Cotton-Of the
sales TO day 9,4U bales were American.
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Condensed Locals.

No street lamps will be lighted until The
DR.. Mckay. the well known veterinary
surgeon. - Yin. very III at the Providence
hospital from Injuries received toy being
thrown from his horse few days since, and
MS recovery = very doubtful.
Two applications for divorce were filed
yesterday IN the Office of the clerk of the
court. viz. Margaret Dudley from John Dud-
icy AMI Angelina r. Sibley from Robert ".
Sihley. on the alleged ground OF cruelty and
adultery.
AT the meeting Of the BOARD of Health yes
terdaN. the premises situated on Sth street.
north Of Boundary. in the county, slaughter
houses and the frame Shanties and premises
situated in % street aliey, between 4th and 9Th
art " ami q StTeetS northwest were declared
To be EuiSauccS. and their abatement ordered.
"Suh>cTibeT' complains of the unsightly
hote In Tire pavement in front of 2l3j q street
northwest. and says This trap has been
allowed To remain ever since the beautiful
street was finished. over two years ago. IL
- dangerous 10 children and an eye sore to
those who live IN the square"
The following changes have been made in
The District Jail guard: Joseph TOrTens and
Vim. Woodward OF the Jail guariS. have
teen removed and their places supplied by
T. J. johnson and John Bell, former jail
guards, reapEointed. II i said that the
pres sure ON Narden Crockef for positions
was never 20 great rs now.
Tho annual grand reception and SOciablc Of
Ihe Young Mems Christian Association i 10
take place N their building on FRIDAY next
and Judging from their former entertain
mentS this should present a rare opportunity
Ia those who lOved real social time The en-
tire building, including Lincoln hall, is to be
used. See al.
un Saturday evening the operators of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company
assembled at the Farber house. IN Baltimore,
aud through Mr. y. 4. MCKeever presented
the chiefOTeTatOr- Mr.. James DonnnIIy. with
an elegant gold watch chain. Mr.. u. re-
spOnded IN apprUpI late terms. after which
the CO nlpanE laTtOON Of supper, NJ which
ItT:ark> were made by Mr.. Roach, OF the
baltimore oar. My. J. Wilson, and others
AMI tOaSt- followed until H. o'clock %. m .
when the company separated Mr. DOnneIlv
nal occupied the position Of train master
and chief operator here for the past two
years.
a most attractive mISiCal and literary sol
rec Is "a BE- -iven ny tire Washington SchII-
leFbuId az the COngrs gatiOnal church on
Monday evening. April 18Th for the benefit
Sf the WOmel'S Christian Association and
the Central HiSpensary. This effort IN q most
worthy cause Is under the sanction aud pa
tTOrace ~ Mrs. :. :. Mitchell. Mrs. Charles
Bradley. Mr.. :. &. POmerOy Mrs j. W
Douglass. Mrs. Il. VI. COTwine, Mrs. General
WEittle ,ey. Mrs William Stickney. Mr.. A
4 Pradley. Mrs. J. r. Rankin. Mrs. p. II. Gil
man. Mrs. j. ". Thompson, and Mrs. \ Il
~Url herd.
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CRIMINAL COURT-Jtscige Mac Illtty.
To-day. Lewis Simms. larceny. appeal
plead guilty and received a nominal sen
lence. Charles Graham, larceny; nolle pros.
Higgs, burglary, was convicted. Charlie,
Nu%ent, robbery; plea in abatement. VIM.
Gal l. assault with intent To kin Mrs. Ann
MCIlOnald ON the 81 of March last: on trial
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Wtuter-Killed.

When plants are wilted 10y the frost We
say they are winter killed. The phrase may
man beings who die every winter OF neglect
ed diseases of the throat and lungs Suffer
eTs from coughs and colds, if you would make
sure OF not being winter-killed. resort with
out delay To Huie's Honey Of HOTehOiGtd and
Tor. That unequaled and agreeable prepa-
ration Will relieve you Immediately, obyiate
All danger, and effect, with astonishing ran
ldity. complete cure.
Iihc'y TODfh- 4 che Iyo.gO- rra " ono N, ;,,,,
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Blood Diseases.

The blood being the source from which our
/ systems are built up and from which we dc
rive our mental as well as physical capabiIi-
ties, how important that II should he kept
pure. If II contains vile fostering pOisons all
organic functions are weakened thereby
Settling upon importan organs as the lungs
IlNef or kidneys, the effect Is most diSaSt roas
Hence IL behoVeS every one 10 Keen their
blood IN perfectly healthy condition aud
more especially does This apply at this par
tlcular season OF the year than al any other
No matter what the exciting cause may be-.
Tie real cause of large proportion ri al!
diseases is bad blood. Now Dir Pierce docs
Lot wish TO place his Golden Medical his
c0very in the catalogue of quack patpn;
hostrums by recommending il 10 cure every
ulSCa>e, nor does he recommend it ON The
contrary there are hundreds of diseases tina:
he acknowledges il will not cure; but wuat
| ne does claim is this. that there is hut one
| form Ot OpDf disease that il will NOT ct1Ia aud
mat disease IL cancer. He does not recon-
mend his Discovery for that disease Vet ne
Knows III To be the most searching blood
eieanSer yet discovered, and that il viii free
nc blood and system OF al other known
| blood poisons. De they animal, vegetable or
mineral. The Golden Discovery is ,rt.yd,,sI
| by HIM TO cure the worst forms of skin
lhSeaS eS, also all forms Of Biotches PimpleS
and EruptionS. all all Glandular SwelIings
and the worst form OF ScrofuIouS and ITIcar.
atea sores OF The Neck. Legs or other parts.
ai0 All ScfOfulous Diseases OF the Bones a
White SwcllingS. Fever Sores Hin John .t,.l
Spirai Diseases, all OF which belongs 20 C,.rof-
ulOuS diseases.
CONFIRMED-HIp Joint DISr.Sr, .r-rr-,
W. GROVE STATION, IA, July IA. IsI2.
iR. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. y:
Dt0F Or: My wife first became lame nine
years ago. Swellings would appear and dis
appear on her hip, and She was gradually be
coming reduced, and her whole system rot
Ten win disease. In ISL a swelling broke on
her hip discharsiEg large quantities. and
since that time there are several openings
liaNe hal i've doctors at an expense of 1i3s,
VINO say nothing will do any good but a sur
gical operation.
July 10th, 1873, he writes thus: Ny wife has
certainly received n great benefit from the
use OF your Discovery. for she vas not able
30 get oil the bed and was nos expected 20
live week when She commenced using II. n
year ago. She has been doing most of her
work for over six months. Has used twenty
bottles and still using il. Her recover, i
considered as almost a miracle and we al
tribute il all 10 The use of your valuable
mtdIciLe. / can cheerfuliy recommend it as
a blood purifier and strength restorer.
j. NJ ROBINSON.
Discovery is sold by druggists eoSk
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AND COMMERCIsL.
Washington Fish, ygarEaf

Sold by X. a. Golden Il Bro FISH agents
To-Day: 10000 shad sold at SIS per hundred:
10000 herrings sold from SIS To SIS per
from - 10 % cents per bunch: 800 taiIors soid
from - to- per hundred 800 eels sold from
- TO IS per hundred
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IN SPITE of your teeth.
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and thin.
They will never break down.
Nor turn yellow or brown,
IL the SozOdOnt's daily brushed in.
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AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS, II have been
usiDg the Peruvian Syrup. IL gives me new
vigor, buoyaucy of spirits. elasticity OF mus
cle.' Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston. will
send, free. pamphlet Of % pages, contain
ing full account Of this remarkable meii-
cine, to any one sanding them their address.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Il ia Bridge street, Georcetoyyr,
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION,

TO oar FfterdS and tie PNblic.-For your better
accommodation We have adopted and will adhere 10
the following rsles, viZ-lst. The Office viii be open
every business day from a. m to 9 p. m. I'd Those
who cannot call, by sending postal card Specifying
work TO be done, with full address, will be waited o
81 residence in any part of the District Sd All work
prepaid or q. D. will be delivered at any place in
the District Goods from distance received and re-
turned by mail or express by w. III. WHEAT
premium Steam Dyeing and Securing Estsblishment
~ Jeherson street, Georgetown, ID. O. Ladies and
Gentemen W caring Apparel, Curtains, K id Boots
nicely Cleaned or DYED ANA fr
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A CRAZY MAN WITH 4 REyOTyFp yruo.
ANTED TO INTERVIEW THE PRESIDENT
detectives Sargent and COOmeS were caIlaI
hiOh Yesterday To take into custody an in
sane man VINO mas been lurking about the
"hlte House for same time past perSiStiDr
u attempts 10 have au interview with the
IT">iitiit- ON taking him To headquarters
ihfN found loaded revolver on him He
haliS from Indiana, and gives his name as
john :. IlOckharf.
lhi> afternoon the man was sent 10 the In
sane ASN lum by his friends having been
iOund oy the physicians 10 De a nj subject for
That institution.
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CORNs, 6C-"The wise for heaIth on daily
walks depend, and thousands patronize Or.
WhlIe's establishment, SIS 18Th street, oppo-
site U. s. Treasury, to avoid painful C6rns
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
io'Z were sZlS,bbO 4.12-s.wt
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NIEECHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YOEK.

Hereafter the rne Steamships Il. q. KNIGHT snc
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <6r>s>
y uigs betweeen NEW YORK, ALEX SiEH
aEdkGkroMA .. fdiioG. T9s r NEW YORK
from Pier 81 East River, every SATURDAY at 2.
m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at ,
n :, and ALEXANDRIA the same day AZ IL m
For fall information apply TO X. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf, 90 Water street. GEORGE
town, II the sce Of tie President, near P-street
bridge. j. W THOMPSON Presi,is1t
~ Freishts delivered By Knox Ex pre-. Orders
Left al General osice, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
or Of the steamer wbsrf, will be praInctlY attended
10 ssll
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CITY MS.

DoOLEy's Yeast Powder is the cheapest,
but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Ele-
CANT Biscuits, Rolls, &c, prepared in a few
minutes.
GOLDEN HILL is the hest and chearest
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IHE " sTIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annuIn or deposits for each calendar
month. mixing hours, 8 10 4. Ssturdays,9
TO and TO 8. Z1t3IIiIs
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SUIT AGAINST NORMAN WTARD-Tbis
morning MeSSrS. Stanton and Mattingiy en-
tered suit for Howard Ellis agt Norman
w lard for a fee of $1,000 due him for services
in attempting 10 affect compromise between
Ward and his judgment cred TORS i'm Now
YORK by paving . cents on the dollar
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j. r. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18th street n ma "
Ing special Improvement taxes at the lowest
retes. Give h4In call before paying.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK And wi>HIN6T.,
~ 1nRoUGH LINK 10 EALrINoRk
PHILkDELPH1A,

SEw YORK,
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEE ENGLsNg
STATES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AN,
NEM YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE or Cas-
The equipment On this line l. a.. a ne una..
elegant and improved huish
IsaxN .sAnrNS At s2S M \ PuLL
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPFN; rs.S an
NIGHT TksfNS
On and sfter FERRCARN lie. ISIS. trains hy sbss
Inc VIII leave Dept Il Baltimore afd p.fa-n.r
Railrcsd, corner Of 9Th and s;rrets a. lfovs
sos n. ENp--ss for fhrlad-lyhia, Ncw NorR
- - aud points Ess; daily. s~cept SUNDAY.
s2S m Iimited kspre-s-paiiusn AR Train
for Philadelpfis, New Yo-h "a r.irts q
dAiiy except SUNDAY.
lis z m, ENpres- Tor Philadelphia ana New Yort
daily. eNCert Sunday
ssS NJ Esprcs tor Philadelphia Art NAY points
80. y. m. Esrre-s for rhilaaeishI New Norh
and points ksst daily
PILLMAN PARLoR CtRs on 81 Day Trains
xPtiLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CANS "a
Iiokets sud Information esn he procured Al the -
ces q the company
Baggage called Tor aud checked ~ hotais aud TT
Nste residences orders left st thc n.rus e the
company. northeast corner 18th street AaI rrursf
Nania ne, aud northeast corner & Pvus.syl
Valia avenue aud 6;h street.
DEPOT BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL.
pM BOYD. IN.
General Passenger Ageut, PhtlaSelrhia, IA
GEORGE &. NlLkfNS
tehl snrsrfufenfPuf. palftrlnrs. M.
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A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
BsTL STEAMSHIPS. s~
ONLY LINE CARRYING THESFfA
AMERICAN FLAG. <sz<<-1s
Sailing every THURSDAY From PHILADELPHIA Tor
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABEN, TNTERMEDIlTE arf STFFRsGE
ACCCMHoDATI0NS UNSURPASSED
Rates az low a. by another first class Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN 4 co. Bankers Agents
arGBly 1929 street. "a ashinsfon
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LOCAL n E W s.
a-vsement., &c, Tonight.

Ysrds OJTd HOtGse.-IOny Pastors Great
Travelling Company.
Auenue 7hedfer.-HCSt OF new stars in their
speciality performances
TseGfeT CO1iGlie.-The great drama Of .iT1e
Far OF MullingaT.'
SIIfh S'T0ef Los.-P. T. Raruum'S great
World Travelling Fair and Circus.
MOSQUE Teaipje.-G rand fair in all OF St
PatTick's new church.
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THE CANAL NEGOTIATIoNS.-Ac commit
lee OF ehesapeake and Ohio canal boatmen
waited ON the canal board at Annapolis, yes
t.rGay, and proposed to reduce their rate on
Ca Ten cents per ton, provided the boat
ownIrs would reduce their .strippage" ten
DOLLAR. The latter have proposed a reduc-
board as appointed TO take the matter i'm
Clar.C M
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BARSUN'S WORID-S F,Ie attracted n
org crowd last night. The great NUMBER OF
people present trSt passed into a large tent
IN winch was exhibited a fine collection of
representatives OF the animal kingdom from
AL parts OF the world, civilized or otherwise
Ihey passed very reluctantly from the curl
o>ltle> mere collected 10 the mammoth circus
bht, caEaule Of accommodating five thou
sand spectators. The performance opened
win grand Tt'Je of CqueStrians who de
ilshteu the audience for some minutes and
were succeeded by the two French clowns
WHO are very cOmical. and who receive
found aIteT round Of applause. Then came the
uaTlnE bare-b back riders. daShing gymnaSfs
,nt WOhderiul cannon ball performer. and
numerous others. all gOOd in their reSDac1iI-e
show.
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IHF Splitting MATCH a. the Mount Yer
ron Pace ". r church took place last night.
MI, James Bangs was selected aS pe,iagOgue
ana Git~sl>- J. W. BOteler and Dr. K Bell as
IIHp--e>. The sides were cOr1pDSeI a. mi
low s--IeC by Captain JOHN VI. FailOn-
,iGiian III -tO1, MOntiqUe Moses. Laura
- - Maggie PleasantS, Prof Bennerman
turgliSOn- Emma Webster Bette Webster
= Tstltk = uTgtISOn. Lei bv Captain RhoteS-
Lille Bangs. Frank Rhodes Frank O. Jim
Richard Warden. John SturyeS NJ en-
moilo and Nenie Wilson. Frank ZImmer
man was declared the victor.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Thn following H.
cenSeS nave been isSueti:-JOin Rifiel,i and
Annie Doyle, Alexander Craig and Jane
coleman, Daniel Webster and Rebecca Jane
Lancaster Isaac FitZhugh and Nance
smith, Rev. Henry Marshall and Harriet
Ann Davis, q. w. Horton and Susan T.. Ter
rit, w. q. Zimmerman and Johanna Dol
drell -
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THE COERTS

TIE most stylish collar YOU can wear IS
me warwick. ASK for il at The gents fur
niSDing stores
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The Legislative Luneh Case.
WHO iS TO PAY FOR DRINKS ETC Fr
NISHED TIE EEATHER D1-STERsD

VINO - TO PAY FOR DRINKS, ETC. FUR
NiSHED THE FEATHER BUSTERS?
This morning. ~ the Circuit Court Judge
Cartier, the case Of CO frey n GOeIl ACT
campbell, for payment for whisky. wine
cigars. &c. furnished the members of our Iats.
1onse OF DeieSdte>. was given to the Jury.
Judge Cartier did not charge them but a., IIad
lhtir attention 10 the Instructions granted
which were To the effect that if they find that
td'npbeii made tHl> contract in his indi-
NlHuai cflacltN. then he was personally re-
SponSlhle for me goods ordered by him and
delivered To him. and ii they find that the
contract was made by Godfrey with the un-
deT~tdHdinG tina; he should look 10 some fund
ior payment and would take his chances as
10 seitirS his Pay. then he cannot recover
from defendant
VERDICT FOR $50.
Tho jvry. after celebrating for abOI1t two
Lonfs returned verdict for plaintiT for
SIZE. Ire amount claimed was over 600
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For the nlidGie and south atlantic states.
clear ar clearing ard cool weather, EoTtheriy
foweSfeTly winds and rising barometer.
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WANTS DIvOHCE FRo.t . r,,,-,-,
Nj -. y. Barrett fled tO-dav -, -,
iGD1 OF ior divorce from SANDY Asa1an.
Der Bond. The petitioner states mai fhav
t-.so-tnt Is a resident of the Alhany nani,s.V
Ga-. ~Ld has been since July, I!TI Sh.
charges tIIat in April, 1873, he attemnfei 70
klil her 10y shooting AT her, for which he SxsS
convicted and sentenced 10 2x wears in,
prisoDment at hard labor, and before has,
treated her with cruelty N
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I'' N-hI 1@l<s-N5
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN Do.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 7. North wharves, PbiIsdelrh,.
Ian. efe6C
From 50 Water street, Georgetown M . I11V
DAYS and FRIDAYS. at & y M ~ '
tnis line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line OF Steamers Tor Proyt-
deLoe, Boston ami New England sta.es No wharf.
age in Boston by this line.
- - g. p. HYDE, Agent tor y. ofC
W1. p. CLYDE s. co. Phiiaieiphis
4. 4. REED. Alexandrfa. Va.
ID. ID 9. MINK, % Devonshrs street, Boston.
- Freight- delivered by knoNs Express Or
Gers left NJ General Cfice. 6O3 Perus- wanna ave.
nne, or a. the Steamers Wharf, viii Be promptly
attended to. s.r9 ~
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DoToNAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
= The siean.eT ST e. capt. ys.: eaSNA
Harper. sud steamer EMPRESS, ',Sc-x+,n..-37ss
Caps. II. Barker, will leave Baltini8r1. p".r 40
10, Light street wharf, every TUESDAY ard
I'M hSIAi at ? m, Tor W Arlington aHi George
Town aha intermediate landings returning leave SEE
rheilsoh -NhSTf, loot cf7th street, every MONDAY
az z. M ana klbAf at y .. IN. These steamers
are elegantly furnished with every convenience tor
me comfort Of the tra' cling public, and
any boats on the Potomac river ALL RIVER
fkklGHTs MUST BIZ PREPAID. For further
Information apply e.
STEPHENSON BRO, AGeu,s,
81 MI
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HOTELS.

NtETRoPoLITAN HOTEL. WaShtHsfop. 10 q,
w Boarding by the MONTH at reduced rates,
Aliil 10 November 1.
mario I'm GEO. b. CAKE. Proprietor.
HYSONS HOTEL,
III No. Sos @ STREET,
-y BETWEEN 7rH and sru STREETS.
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NATIONAL HEATER--The German Opera
ana Dramatic COmpany,it will be seen by
me advertisement. present a new and very
paitliui opera tomorrow evening entitled
'Irlncc>S Trebi z0nde.' or. the Magic Beau
~ Ia which Miss Emma KuStar. the Prima
Gonna. appears Her voice IS said 10 b. of
tnGsi excellent quality and very sweet The
SSie OF seats IN progress to-day indicates q
iarse attendance. Seats can be secured at
Metzerotts or at the box Office Of the Theater
Inc troupe had a grand ovation in Balti-
more iaSt evening. Prof ROSewalt. of Balti-
more, VIII lead the orchestra tonight
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.tONFiEMATIOS AT ST. DONTSIC's
,-tGkCH,-A large audience assembled AT
,1le new ~ DonInic's church, South Wash
'..Sloh yesterday. to witness the ceremony
VI col Arfnatlon. Some five hundred persons
i 70 Holy Communion from the hands
IS, ilsaiiop becker OF the diocese of Wilmin~-
ION, who Officiste.t After nocS tbs, -, 80
80 ' " monies took place. The humber
oIs.i, e" aggregated 40I. including some
.Sss ,,ri s. W these 1s5 were males and
Protestant churches 'eiS iIoih
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MIA LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHING TON. NORFOLK. NEW YORK.
BOSTON -zND PRO TJDENCF.
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
viii commence her trips between . ST-h
WASHINGTON ard Norfolk. leaving rG--.---,-s.as
Norfolk THURSDAY. Aprn lSt, At 5 O. M. L.s- IIg
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY AZ
, m, touching n the principal River Landings,
correcting az Norfolk with ste ,rnsnips 81 the VI
NJ Lire for Boston and Pro, idence. with the OLA
Dominion Steanship Company for New York
Due notice Will be given when the Lady Of The
Lake will commence her regular irips.
For freight apply to
Il. EITLHCGH, sth stree; " harf
g. y. HYDE, Georgetown
y. A. REED. AlexanGria. Va
&. PLANT. General Agent,
maf0 I'm Room No. 4. Plant Ruilaiug.
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The swift snd fgvorite Iron Steamer M
PIlOT BOY, W. n. Byles, Captain s3xK5S
having been thoroughly overhsuled aud r--1- ~
viii resume h.r trips for Potomac river Landings on
II ESnAI. March 2d, and every TUESDAY ami
sA1oEDAG thereafter. leaving Fitzhugh'- wharf
loot OF 9Th street, at O'Clock Returning, we'll
arrive IN Washington every "Wednesday and SEuday
evening.
Freight received daily.
~ treights must he prepaid.
ieb2 N.R. FITZHUCH acsn
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\ WARNING TO PREVENT ROB BERY.-A
thief, when accused OF larceny the other day
before the Police Court, pleaded mot guilty.
stating in proof of his plea that he was not
where The crime was committed, but was on
has way TO rob house on X street. There
are hundreds OF villains who make their liy-
ing by plumber, and the only way to remove
the inducement for them to break into your
residence is to deposit your bonds stocks.
mortgages, other valuable pa pers. &C., and
silver. either in the vaults OF your bank or Of
the Safe Deposit Company, where you can
engage safe entirely under your own con-
troll. y word TO the wise is SUFFICIENT 10
cause reflection and prompt actor.