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The Beec.ler Trial.

event.
The Reecs,er Trial.
Nr,v yopu lima 1e
Roach continued his argument in the
| Beecher trial by looking up Mrs. Til
toms revelation letter. He said the
word "inculpating," used in the letter,
was not the woinan's word, and did
not belong to the p~hraseology of the
household; that Beecher uses the same
word in his letter of contrition, and
by their style of rhetoric. Beecher
t~estifies that Mrs. Tilton wrote the let
ter, but said it was written at his die
tation. She says Beecher wrote the
letter, and she copied it. When Beecher
returned to Moulton's that night he
told no one that he had received re-
traction, and, if innocent, how gladly
and cheerfully he would have gone
into the presence OF Tilton. Moulton
was told by Beecher that Tilton had
read to him the confession of Mrs. Til
ton, charging him, Beecher, with hay
ing sexual intercourse with her, and
Mrs. 1ilton wrote to her husband stat
ing that she hoped he would never be
hanm uy sood rais - n nti
of the man Beecher whom the iurv
were asked tn heliave tn be Ali that was
noble and good.
c~
-, WiLkEsBARRE "a, June 10.
Inc miners VINO nave peen working
~ faine.S smart were met by large
gang tnls morning ana ordered TO
stay OUT. "A posse was raised ana they
opeheu u way tne MOD anu
amose VINO Wished entered me smart.
mere Mas great excltement. Inc iohg
strike Is ehded. Inc miners OF Lenigh
M Wlikesoarre madean
al SURRENDER through thelr deiegates
last hight at a meeting Win Mr.. Tar-
isn. "A uoIen or more meetings. were
heid last night at dinerent places.
AT Asniey' a OIL ~ ger
mar miners Went 70 the meeting Tor
tion Their object be.me known tn
the leaders and thev were exc,uded
from the meeting. The mass of the
miners favored going back to work,
but their leaders fought against it.
They finally agreed to go to work
upon the companies terms.
-. -
Juie To-
a party Oh III the House
OF CORRECTION 10 the quarry
terday afternoon. under the leadership
of a fellow named Thos. Duffy, who es-
capped from the House of Refuge, a few
days ago, and who was afterward COM
mitted to the House of Correction.
The party was pursued by the guard
and TWO or them were recaptured II
TWO iiIaue tne,r escape. Duny was
shoS oy one OF the guards named Ben
son, anu hiIieu. ohe OF the TWO VINO
escape was wouilueu ny u snot ppy
one VI .he suaI"s anu Is rePorteu 70 pe
uylns ~ o,le vi me ivy nosp'tais; me
nio a ~rueNtion Is on 'he nsIaware
river. near noiihespurg Duhy' VINO
was killed. was a very turbulent pris-
W '"e
Tweed to be Released-Es is to be
I~Resrrested.
New YoRK. Jnne IL.
The news that the Court of Apneals
| had decided i'm favor of Tweed and or
| dered his release caused great excite
ment here. Sheriff Connor has taken
every precaution for rearresting HIM
OH ms oiscnarSe, ana, unless ne can
"a M 400 10 Iii hetatn ~ an Dr. "
syou,s IsI,nJd 70 tho al, IL. ;om
Will !" Aoeio"- oticct jail
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AUSTIN has raised $3.50 tor defraying
expenses on the Fourth.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-17

SOLu Mb W., y un0 40.
The Senatorial Convention, In the
Twelfth District, met here to-day and
nominated William Miller, Of Colnm-
bus, for State Senator. a large num-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03
WIN.

THE COAL TRADE.-Shipments OF c,aI at
Georgetown have been OF an initiatory
character. The three companies, the Bor-
den, the Maryland, and the Consolidation,
have shipped about 800 tons during the
week. One arrival of coal from Cumberland
has taken place by the steamers Ludlow
Patton, on private account. Only one con-
pany, the Borden, has commenced loading
at Cumberland for the canal trade No boat
arrivals yet at Georgetown or Alexandria.
RIVER NEWS. - Arrived by the river
steamer Sue, from Baltimore, consigned to
]. u. & j. NJ. Waters, with general mer-
chandise for District merchants. Cleared
steamer New York, for Philadelphia, steam
er John Gibson, for New York, with SO bar
rels of -four. The new steamer Jane Moseiy,
Capt. Baldwin, of the Washington, Norfolk
and New York line. arrived last night. She
is one of the handsomest boats ever seen on
the Potomac, and has been visited to day by
a great number OF people who are enthu-
siastic in their praise of the boat and APP
probation OF the courtesy of her officers. She
left to- day at noon with 300 barrels Of -four
from Deener, Cissel & Welch.
GRAIN AND FLOUR TRADE.-The receipts
of grain during the week was as follows
Wheat is quoted at 81 .30asI.32 to SI37. Corn
from SO to 81 for white and 81 to 50 for yellow
Arrived by The canal, boat f.. NJ. Stanhope
with eco barrels of flour for j. G. 81 NJ
Waters- Boat r. F. Wheeler, with 1000
barrels Va ear corn tor same firm.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Tbomas Bowling,
Thursday, sold for Mrs McNier twC-story
fame house on Dumbarton, between Green
ard Montgomery streets, TO j. Davenport,
Tor II 0e5.
JAMES r. CLEMENTS, undersaIer. is To-
Gated on High street, under Forrest Han I
BUILDING.-Messrs. Young & keenan, are
builoiug for the Wheatley Brothers, at their
closed sheds for the storage of Tie finer arti-
c.eS OF their trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

DIR. {. W. Benson Celery AID Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches, Neuralgia and Nervousness. and will
cure any ease, no ma tier how obs tina e. il NAV
be, of either Sick, Nervous or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia Nervousness and
SieepiesSness. Price so cents per box sent
POST free 10 any address, OF may h. ordered
through any druggist. Office I06 North
Eutaw street. Baltimore. Nd. Sold by all
Druggists. Charles Stott Il Co, Asa Penn
syiVania avenue, agents for Washing
ton. 925tth a.
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Washington Fish Market.

Sold by X. A. Golden q Bro, fish agents
to-day: 900 shad sold from ; 10 to Sl8 per hum
dred; 5000 behring's sold from Si5 to s22 per
thousand; 1000 punches rock and perch sold
from to 20 cents per bunch.
Sold by VIM. f.. Stuart, 500 shai, at Sis to
$50; 1000 herring, at Sl1 to $3.50 per thou
sand; 600 lunches rock and perch at Is cents
per bunch.
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Physjciaus Astopish.a.

A correspondent of G. y. Crittenton, No.
Sixth avenue, in a letter from Burlington
Iowa. gives the particulars of q case of con-
sumption-sO pronounced by three profes-
sional men-which was cured in six weeks
by the regular use of HGle's HO1.sy of HOdr-
hound and IdJ. He says 1.-The circumstance
has made quite noise i'm these parts aud
the ply sicians admit that the cure is beyond
their comprehension. That may be, but il is
a fact, nevertheless
Iike's Tooth Ache Drops Cure in one min
ute. 90
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WILBoR's Con LIvER or. AND LINE.

WILBoR's Con LIVER or. AND LINE
Persons who have been taking Cot Liy #
ON VIII be pleased TO learn that DIR. Wilbor
has succeeded from directions of several Or y
fessional gentlemen, i'm combining the pure
OIL and lime in such "a manner that II is
pleasant to the taste, and its effac, IS in lung
complaints are truly wonderful Very many
persons whose cases We're pronounced hope
less, and who had taken the clear oil for a
long time without marked effect, have been
entirely cured by using this preparation. Be
sure and get the genuine. MANUFACTURED q IL
by A. h. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03
GREAT ATTRACTION.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS CHEAP.
CARTER'S. 7O1 Market Snace

silk and Wool PonRees Plain, Plaid Striped
plagonals, great variety. Also, excellent assert.
rent sring Dress Goods, very cheap. Beautiful
Black Silk MohsiT Alpaca, 371kc., worth &c Ex
tT.mely hne Black Cashmere, over one yard wide,
all wool, 81. Nearly two yards wide Table Linen
only Foc., worth 75c Large size Table Napkins Zoe
Small size, &c Towels, &c. Excellent C0rscts, 5Nc
Gtnulne Feather TICK, 25c. Large White Quilts; s I.
Large assortment Cashmere for Men aud Boy -
wear. Fruit OF the Loom, tndrOscoggu, Wamsutta
cotions, cheaper than can be bought in Washing
Ton One ard aud quarter wide Cotton, l2lsc Two
yard and a quarter wide shseiing, 25c. Very Fine
celient Calico, Ca rs, 10. Splendid Black six
Sl50. mars ~
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LOCAL NJ W s.


Anusemen Ac., Tonight.
IUUs Opera Hoslse.-Carncross & Dixie's
Ainstrels-
Aofi0nal 7hsGer-The great opera boufYe,
"Girohe- Girofia."
Avenue 7hedtG-" Rip Van Wrinkle and a
programme Of attractive specialties.
1heuG CbbaQ7H-The lively drama "Jim
DiudsOe, or the Bohemians and Detectives :"
And other attractions
WQ1Gryi Hcl.-Concert by Miss Florence
Gfhlieker
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GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
family flour in the market Ali:

IRON IN THE BLooD.-When the blood is
Wen supplied with its iron element, we feel
vigorous and full of animation. II is an in
sufic1ency OF this vital element that makes
us feel weak and low-spirited; in such cases,
the FefIitsdn Syrup "a protoxide of iroa) can
crate us wonderfully. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

PRIVATE SALE OF cARPFTs-An exeeI-
ert opportunity - open for one week only.
commencing Monday. the SIN Instant at the
establishment OF Woiford & Shilberg. VINO
viii close out the balance OF their stock Of
carpets and oileloths, regardless of cost. See
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

CURB and long link vest chains with lock-
cts; those goods take .he place of gold goods;
received al Prigs's, on the avenue, aear
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

ASK your Grocer for Dooley's Yeast Pow
der, the best Baking Powder for preparing
Biscuits, Rolls, Bread, Griidie Cakes. Waf-
fes, DC. Depot, G. New street, New York.
SORE LUNGS, CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs,
COLps.-This cold weather tries the bangs
sOrely. Have Ponds Extract on hand always
II relieves the pain and cures the disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

J.F. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18th street, Is pay
ing special Improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

READ DT. Wharion's card :or the cure OF
chronic diseases and impediioents Of speech,
under head OF city items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

DR. j. 8. WHARTON has removed his
office from 4Sl Pennsylvania avenue, to his
residence, 100 I'd street northwest, few doors
from Pennsylvania avenue. where he w.ll
continue TO treat all Chronic diseases and
guarantee a cure in all cases OF s:aa8,erilg
and iDlpediaeflts Of sreech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ELPHONSO YOUNGS g. CO.
ARE SELLING
10 LBS. NEW TURKEY PRUNEs...f5r 81 90
1oLBs. CHOICE DENERARA sUGARfo al 90
10 LBS. &C Nearly White sCGARfor 8 90
1OLBs. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER for SO 80
LBS. "A SUGA for : 90
! -. LBS. GRANULATED SCGAR.....ior 81 90
ca LBS. CRUSHED SUGsR............fors I 90
) LBS. CHOICE OOLONG TEA.......for 81 90
) LBS. CHOICE GREEN TEA............for So 90
) CANS sTABLER's GENUINE BARTLETT
ga LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER for 81 90
DoZ. CANS SUPERIOR TOMATOES for 81 30
| 1 LB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER 40,
L LIB. SUPERIOR oOLONG TEA-..........for SOC
4 LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA ..........for SOC
GOSHEN BUTTER BY TIE TON
ELPHONZO YOUN6s = Co., Grsesrs,
MASONIC TEMPLEJ
srH STREET, opposite q. q Patent once.
j. 5L = 61SS'gSGs'{ .-,,
AND kAUPAY.
Lover. Of good TEA and COFFEE VIII b. psses.a
w LesB ri az AZ AIS fs' cSfsSrs
sastsnds Nos. las and llS Center naFkst, LxD
These good. are Of the Choicest Inport.ssons, aud
ne rssAued u mail advance on vholesale price.
NJ, -. las and las Center A.riss. - Sise.
REFRIGERAToKs, ~
WATER p fitGh III FI4tH Gc3RssLERs~
Of the most approved kind.
WEBB BIvERIDGE,
Importers of China and Crockery
arl-bt No 1909 Penn ave, bet. 10th and nth SITS.
PATENT ELASTIC CRUfCH,
THE BEST IN USE.
priced Crutches.
W. THOuPOOu
1olk0 PhAxDastst, res III arsee, 4
II IssONs ON GUIfAR AND Piano. A. .,d
~ i2 Rsr auartsE Vim teach DuRlis .. ~
xLLI0 1asic store, Or eddress No. ii iots
street. eouthHeet, IarT ~
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Don't Haca, Hack. Cough. Cough,


Cough Is a symptom by which various dis
eaSed conditions OF the throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs manifest themselves But
wnetherit arises from the irrit ton pro iuce,l
III the throat and laTynX by taking cold, from
an attack of Bronchitis. from incipient Con
sumption, or from various other causes. no.
thing viii allay IL more speedily or cure IL
more permanently than DR. Pierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter whe-
ther il BE- recent attack or a lingering cough
the Discovery is in either case equally well
adapted for its relief and permanent cure.
In fact, IL Will cure "A cough i~ One-half the
time necessary TO cure il NTH any other
medicine, and il does il. not Uy drying il up.
but by removing the cause, subduing the ir-
Tltation, and healing the affected parts. No
time should be lost I'm commencing the use of
proper medicine for the relief Of a cough;
Tor, unless this course is pursued, serious and
dangerous diseases of the lungs is liable 10
result. Golden Medical Discovery is sold by
all dealers in medicines. coax
$500 FOR CASE of Rheumatism, Sciatic
Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease that
Dr. rulers Rheumatic Remedy will not cure
j. T. O'Csllaghan, 529 7th street southeast,
washington. 2,20,s,3:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
new York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
montn. sanklng hours, to f. saturdays
TO and tOS. Ht3,14tl6
ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant FOR
Sharles Heidsiecks Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. s,t,th,s:
CoRNs, &o.-"The wise for health On daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DIR.
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, oppo-
site U. =. Treasury, to avoid painful COrns,
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER .SKwING MACHINE sales of
1872 were s219,660. 4.l2-s,wt
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weather ProbabtHties Ts-day.
OYTICE OF CHIEf SIGNAL cfrLSsk,
WASHINGTON. April } 1878.

Hor the middle ard south Atlantic states.
ssearirg and cooler weather, with Dorthwe q
to southwest winds, rising barometer and
light rain near the coast during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

NEW SUPPLIES RECEIVING DAILr-The
pest assortment Of Gentlemen's, Boys and
Chfldrens' Soft and Stiff Felt Hats is at
Lewis popular One Price Store" go eth
street, between i and X. The best IS Silk
Hat In the civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03
GREAT BUsTUPI PRICES

GREAT BUST UPIN PRICES
~ AT THE NEW STORY
- Gao wards best Calicnes &c
htto y"r,ls Paper Eamlric. &c
5000 yardN Beacbed cotton, good rs Warlsntta r.
~ 60 yards Pleache,i Tortpn, Zoe, worth l1r
Is to yards Bleachei Cotton lie, worth &c
all Linen Haudkerchiefs. only Sc
bWo wards Tiuted Popln. only l2lsc
Csc ~ 49, WI :"
II ards for 25c., worth 70
Grand opehing Of Sprine Dress Goods.
Derby cuttings. l0c. worth lsC
beo yards French POplin, double width. &C g.,
worth 40c.
French Plaids, only &c; nebege Plaids, soc
MiNed Goat Hair Sutings. &c.
SIN Pongces, 62c.. worth 81.
Maelne Sergrs, only PC.
Double Warp Bsleruo. only SIC, worth &c
Slaughter in Black Alpaca. only lSc. double
width Csc; Six Face Mohsir. sc -, worth &c
"a wide Sheeting Cotton. 25c.
Pillow Case Cotton. lcta
~ Come 20 the New Store for bargains
&. VI. TOWsON co. $50 Penn ave ,
mar2e-tr South side near -fh p nor:hwe--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

THE LUTHERAN MEMORIAL CHURCH held
its annual business meeting last night. Mr..
George Ryneal. the treasurer. made a report
showing bonded debt of S25.3O0, besides
floating debt of about 5000, against which
are unpaid subscriptions, regarded as good,
of probably $500. During the year just
closed the church has contributed and paid
Ss-cjs. From sources outside Of itself It has
received and paid - .SS3 aggregating fO- the
year .;i3i. The congregation organized two
years since with 4s members, worshiping
until June last in the upper room of its
chapel Since June IL has wCrshiped in the
building then dedicated. 1t now numbers
about $40 communicates. Tine Sunday school
i rtported as in a very dOurishing condition.
The church was organized upon. the free seat
plan. relying for its support upon voluntary
contributions every Lord day. The plan
has worked well. George Rynesl. jr.. Thos.
+. Pendel, j. W. Sternef, ". III. Finckel.
Geo. "a. Callahan, e.. III. Haupt and W. H.
BTainaId. were elected as vestrymcn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

No Remedy is rs Safe and Simple
Tor burns, bruises. corns. bunions piles an
rheumatism, as DoRey's Magical Phi, r.
tractor. Immediate relief experienced As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

1HE NV NORFOLK STEAMFR-The
steamer Jane Mcsely, recently purchased by
Air. George n. Plant. To- "a Ike the place az the
Lady m the Lake, burnt at Norfolk on tn.
18th OF January las, arrived here yesterday
IrOm Wilm- ngtOn. Del, and S-ill make her
nr>t trip to-day. ST. j. to be known heres =
Ter as the George H Plant. anc will ply be
tween this city and Norfolk. Her officers
are Captain, Theodore r Rsldw n: first on
Ger, VIM Novels; second officer. =. " Bald
win; parser. Isaac Faisbrother. chief engi-
nser, Je.hn WhIte; assistant engineer, James
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tONyICTs SENT TO ALRANV.-Captafu
Coleman. it'll number Of Officers of the
district Jan left right for Albany in charge
of q number o. COW lets a follows William
Johnson. cRS rget with assault and battery
Will intent - Kill. tWo years. Thomas Fitch
i>pii, grant larceny. one year, William Mot
ley. rf-SISiin. officer. one year. Frank Green
grand larceny. TWO years George Fields
Sfand larceny two years. Henry TayIOr
~b1irsia-y aud Ia rc-ny. three wears. and Will
nam Wilson. z.tSS Jackson. alias Carroll
rpSiSfinZ officer. one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

BCRNING Or MRS. LATINER'S house At
BkfNT>NgLLE--The Virginia fAles andria)
'se1alHsi OF yesterday saws thai on Wednesday
ef THURSDAY last. the residence of Mrs Lat
inner, near BTentsville, Prince William
couhtS, Wa entirely consumed by fire, to-
sether with ali It's contents bat the Seds
wnlcn Were saved The amount OF her ioSs
mas not been ascertained. Mrs. T.. is Che
n mo,ler oi Mt Mark Lstimer, OF the firm III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
WORKING SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
CHILDREN SUITS
SUITS FOR LITTLE CHAPS,
SUITS For GROWING BOYS,
SUITS FOR SIG BOYS
SUITS FOR SCHOOL BOYS,
SUITS FOB COLLEGE YOUTHS,
SUITS FOR WORKING YOUTHS
SUITS FOR SMALL MEN,
SUITS FOR LARGE MEN,
SUITS FOR MEN OF MEDIUM SIZE
SUITS FOR MEN OF Extra SIZE
SUITS FOR THE BIGGEST OF MEN,
SUITS FOR>EVERY KIND OF MEN,
SUITS FOR AL THE MEN IN TOWN
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEw SPRING STYLE oARRIAGEs.-oyc1 NJ
Ps.h Ind and Pony Ph@tops, Top and No. > 2
jI nnn S Jug s sash and Low Door and -
u essensnge Call before Purchasing eisesSere
-. % Mipn 20, No. 3le iHh street. Be.
street, Baltimore, Nd - rsfSsts
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
JUst opvnfd, a handsome assortment Of
NEW STYLE PRESS GOODS
in all the new shades Of Plain PLAID An1 TwiIIs1
beteFes; Eamels Hair Cloths. Rich Mohair l.usfrps
and SILK Pongee~, Rich Plain Black aud Strtce 4
Dress Silks, all vsry chap. 50 pieces fine Black No
hairs AMI Alpaca, one number selling g aud SIC
well worth O. ara 1Sc per yard, 20 PIECES ha.dsn,
Plain Dress Goods al &c, worth Ssf.c
Full stock Il
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
m al the best brands, AZ fair low prices with large
stock of staple Domestic Goods adapted to the xan
81 and viii BE- sold the lowest mar
ket price. for cash.
~ All goods war; nted to rrove a. represented
by the salssmcn. w C0IIEN
marc 81 No. -oI cor sth ~ aud Markpi Spa-a.
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NATIONAL THEATER-To-pight is the last
Chan CD 10 enjoy the delightful performance
az Ii coco s opera. Girofe Girofia by the Grau
uoure. On Monday, the celebrated Duprrz
ia nedicts MINISTRIES. composed Of thirty
icked artists will appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant FOR
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
E1celled by none. stth3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-03

BUY NOW. BUY NOW. BUY NOW,
Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
"A. ST Us.
mar26tr
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QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF THE NOE
NAL ScaooL.-The third quarterly exam
NATION of the Normal school took place last
evening an the Frankling building. The sub
lects considered Were arithmetic English
literature, teaching, its various ma.hois:
'hyslcs, win experiments; mental philOsO-
ply. music. map and free-hand drawing: and
the teacher. Miss Lucilla +. Smith, has rea :
son 10 be proud OF the advance of her yong
friends. Mrs Susan r.. Fuller. teacher of
drawing. examined the pupils In this art and
the specimens % geometrical. systematic ard
nee-hand drawing on the blackLOrd were
creditable- The music. under Prof Daniel
was well rendered. Among those present
trustees OF sch ols. Mr.. A. Hart. Gen. Hovey,
r. Il. French. John Randolph. Joseph NJ
Wilson, Gen. Eaton, United States Conamis-
si6ner OF Educstion DIR. Robert Reyburn,
J. Crmond Wilson. superintendent of public
sch0Ols; II. VI. Clark aud Goodwin Y. Ati<ee
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STOVES. &c.

as. X. HARRovKR, Maas,sa,-e, oT Sro-..-
Hou mssgs,. And q dealer in hards.r. ana
ing specially. No. 1886 lath street nSyts-
west, near Rhode Island syenue serie.is
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NOHUMBgQ.-L. BIOL Vim Day fAir e0sn 1rioo
!yn fHs sny find q Ssdl6S Gent, snd ohiIdfens
D., e9s m $500. hatWeN y md q, south. GoSc
nAu DeemDtly o1ooo506 ~ NV
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LEsTFR WALLACK AT FORD's - TIE
toNefs or brilliant high comedy, adequately
put npon the stage, will have a treat in the
performances at fOrd's Opera House next
week wnen the favorite lisht comedian, M
Lester Gallack, will appear in some OF the
best OF the comedies and romantic pIay< in
which he Eas won such great success i'm New
York. He will be supported Ny some OF the
finest dTam1tic talent now on the stag ia
GLIDING such names as Mr.. Leviek, Mr. Har-
~ Pearson, Miss Conway, Miss Blanche
Grey. Mrs. Germon and the like. The
scenery will be all new, and the costumes,
properties. mountings, &C, will come direct
nom Waliack's Theafer. New York.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,M'T

The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were s219, $50. 412-s.Wt
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Wy ING % Ebenezer A. NJ. T. Church, Georpe-
town, will take place 10 morrow, April 4th. REv
I'LL. BRYAN Will pTeaCh AT ii u clock. Rev Jas II
HANDY at 5, and Rev. s. ALENANDER, pastor Of th.,
LIST Baptist Church, at "a O'Clock. The public are
cordially invited. q. I. WATKINS, ID, D.,
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NOTICE-The copartnerslup heretofore existing
between NATHANIEL BEACH and HFNRy
T. bEACH, under the firm nan.e Of IN. BEACH 4
sun Is his day dissolved h. mutual consent
The business of the said firm Mil he sa,t,.J Ia,
HENRY l. BEACH. "
NATHANIEL his Y mark BEACH
HENRY l.. BEACH
Witness LAS. 8. EDWARDS.
April 2. Is75 anssi-