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Condensed Locals.
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60 W ThOmpSOn's for your incidence
The street lamps VII PEI 6e is 8, - 70 NJ
Mr.. \ q. Thomas, editor OF the Harrisburg
Mercury. is in town.
Officer Conway shot and killed a maj dog
On street northwest this morning.
kTesSrs YOUrg & Middleton viii sell to-
morrow afternoon two valuable acre tracts
near TniontOvu. See adveTti Sement.
The steamer TTiaHa LEFT the navy yard this
morning. with The FISH pTOPaSating commits
sion. bound fOT PatUxent Tiver.
The ROStOu raSe ball cub defeated the
Washington nine ON the Olympic grounds
yesterday afternoon by a score OF : too.
The sale OF the horses, carriages. wagons,
moving machines. farming implements,
dc. 81 the late ChirfJUstice Chase viii com
meuce at EdgewOOd tomorrow at n O'Clock.
M" writes to THE STAB, holding that the
sentence Of the female chill-St5aler To only
three months Imprisonment was much too
lCHient. in view 81 the facts.
A house on street northeast, belonging
~ ErS- Minor. Wa, broken into last night
ard all the gas fixtures and lead pipe re-
moved and carried of By thieves.
Attention is called to the notice of the
nice iTg Of the Cooperative PurCGaSjng As
sOCiatiOn i'm the lecture room Of the \. VI. Z.
A. This evening.
At the last meeting Of the Police Commits
siOTe~S II was decided that all the officers
and pTivates on the force shall wear white
gloves while ON duty as part OF the sum
meT uniform
The grand Jury to-day dismissed the follow
ing cases: John BrOsnahan. assault on an
officer, James Waters, larceny. James som
hey. obtaining money by false prptences:
Jackson Bullock, rObbing John T.. Dennis OF
a geld watch.
James Eellew. publisher. TO5 9Th street.
has in press two lectures by Rev. J. J. Eeane
Of this city: "ITclaudS Saints and Heroes
and The Catholic Total Abstinence feature
IN the Centennial Of American Iudepen-
denCe." which ne will issue Nay 1St, in
pamphlet form under one cover.
heSSrS. DuUcaUSOu Bros. viii sell tO-mOr-
row tuT Mrs. Elizabeth ApperInau n lmiuiS-
tTi.triN- the contents Of the mDtol AMI ma
chine room at No. Gl5 1ih street northwest
PartiC s IN need Of such machinery and mol
els s. are '1Ut1iuPd in the sale would do
Wei 20 attend. and trey shall positively bn
closed out See adv. ia auction columns.
Mi Emory tGTaud- for a long time con-
ECcted with The water registrars OfIicr as
fOTCHi9r. 5EC Il Tmcrly a member Of the Met
ToIOlltan police being one Of The first aD-
roiLtCeS Of That department. diet this MORN
irg at his residence. No. 80 Iefrres street. of
consumption lie was generally esteemed
as faithful and efficient officer. and was
Kind husband ard father. He leaves q wife
and three children 20 mourn his loss.
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Celery and ChamoriIe.
JNr. G. w. BenSOn's Celery an Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly To cure Head
aches Neuralgia, and Nervousness, and will
cure any case, 20 matter how obstinate il may
be, of either Sick, Nervous, or DySpeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
SleepleSsness. Pr7ce 80 cents per box, sent
post free to any address, or may he ordered
through any druggist. Oflicn 100 North Eu-
taw street. baltimore, Nd. Sold hv all Drug
gists. Charles StOtt & Co.. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, agents for Washington. 225,t ,th SIS /:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18Th street pays Der
cent. per alnum OF deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, . to !. Saturdays 9
10 and too g7t3 I+fIS
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Rsra y ASCERTAIN their condition, and they
~ ell found doing well. The reports that
or three died during the night were
.fntFue. Drs. Ford and Brackett had set the
Szoken arm OF Mr.. McAfee, who is also
injured about the chin and mouth. Mr..
Fry's leg, which he states was not broken
by jumping, but by something which fell
from ne tender, was also set. Mr. Bechtei
was doing well, but the physicians would not
allow any conversation with him. The
other Injured were all doing well.
ENGINEER M'AFFE's STATEMENT.
MI MeAfee states that when he left the
siepot he received no special orders, ard that
New York train in the tunnel, and thereby
being able toproceed without stopping at the
end of the double track, he, on this occasion,
allowed this train to slips his memory, his
mind being directed to meeting the train due
here about O'Clock at Seabrook, ann he was
DONG his best TO make that point. He states
That the bell was not pulled on him. and had
IL been IL would have reminded him of his
duty in stopping at the end of the double
TRACK. While he is willing to take his pOr
ton of the responsibility for the action, he
claims that it was the duty of the conductor
10 have given him orders or to have siynaled
him, and that he should share the RESPONSE
bihty with him.
A CLOSE SHAVE.
In one coach 1.-THE ladies' carr the floor OF
The baggage car passed in at about the height
of the seats. and cut the top OF the seats clear
OF, and although there were a number of pas
SengerS In II as far as known none were Sc
rlously injured Mr.. Cohen, the brakesm8p.
WIS III Ltl!S seated near Inc door. and
capped with but "a few bruises. Two gentle
men were
JAMMFD IN THE DEBRIS OF SEATS.
unable to get ont. a number of ladies were
assisted out of this car, tut the part eS noticed
above. owing 10 the crowd which had been
a. tracted by thelr groaniug. could not for a
time be relieved. Mr.. .. a. Stevens. the
general agent o. the company, and Mr. NJ II
HOmiller. well known butcher. by force
cleared the crowd out, and after getting q
piece of timber and block pried Al n he floor.
which had damned them, and they We're
drawn out, one OF the two almost flinting
with JOY as he exclaimed My GOi, isn't this
delicious.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
The engines smashed up are about as fine
engines as are owned by the road, AMI with
thedamage 10 the cars will entail a loss in
dollars and cents of fully $50 OO0.
Master of Transportation J. II Sharp dis
patched DrS. HaZen and McWilliamS to the
scene Of the accident as soon as he heard OF
il, to render surgical assistance To the
wounded.
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TIFF PRICE OF THREE-SINTY- FIVE RoNDS
tdi'0r SoT: On Saturday last the 3-C5 guar
antoed bonds of the District Of COlum hia
were for the first time placed on the list of
state securities offered regularly for sale at
the New York exchange. They were quoted
go bid, I0s asked" On the same day the
quotations az the stock exchange here were
go bid, Is asked" a difference i'm favor OF
The former prices of two per cent YeSter-
day the same brokers and bankers who on
saturday were giving the bonds the cold
shoulder, and who would not offer more than
%, were bidding s. az, and anxious to buy
Comment upon such state of facts is un-
necessary. If holders will only resolve not
tosacT!tice their bonds nor be sacrificed them
selves for the benefit of the sharks here. the
bonds will soon be in demand at 20.
Yours, truly, FACT.
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KNIGHTS OF f. gTHIAs PARADEIN WASH
INGTON.-The parade of the KNIGHTS of
PythiaS, to take place in Washington ID. c..
on May 10. viii have large representation
of lodges from Baltimore CITY and the conn
ties. Arrangements have been made by the
grand officers with all the roads having a ter
minus in Baltimore or Washington To trans
port members of the order at verv low rates
The Knights seem to have prOfited bv the
railroad war" and succeeded in obtaining
very cheap fares, which will likely result In
the parade in Washington being witnessed by
a large number Of people. Friendship Lodge,
No. ;, of Annapolis. will be in line with fifty
uniformed members and the naval academy
band. The Pythian Drill Association had q
practice drill last night through many of the
pOpulOus streets, accompanied by the Fifth
Regiment drum corps. Columbus Lodge. No.
q. was admitted to the association for the
trip To Washington, with twenty-five men,
Bat. Gazette. 2Gih.
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To THE CoSsUMPTIvE.-Let those who
languish under the fatal severity of our
climate through any pulmonary complaint,
or even those who are in decided consump.
ton, by no means despair There is a safe
and sure remedy at hand. and one easily
tried. "WRbO1''S Compound Of Cod Liver CT and
Lime. without possessing the very nauseat-
ing favor of the OH as heretofore used, IL en-
dOwed by the phosphate oflime with a heal
ing property which renders the oil doubly
eftcaciOus. Remarkable testimonials of its
efficacy can be exhibited To those who wish
10 see them. For sale by A. b. WILBOR,
Chemist, Boston. eos
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A Divine Medicine

is exercise in the open air and sunshine.
and 10 is best taken by daily walks ON
sourd feet; hence the thousands from far add
near who patroniZe Dr. Whites weIl-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails, &c.
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LOCAL n EW S.
INDUCEMENTS, &c. To-NIgl,t.

s,,.,o1aI ThedleT.-Mme. Adelaide RistOri
rs Mare AntO'nette.'
Ferris Opoa HO'tss.-Herman, the ma
pieian.
ATosUe T7lCbG.-" The famous pugiiiSts,
Geo RCoke and Joe CObuTn," ard c:her at
fractions.
TheueT ConiiIBe.-The drama OF 81 \ Fight
for Life" and other attractive Speeialties.
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RAILROADS.
~ THROUGH LINK 10 BAl fiMoRH
FHlLADELrHfA,
kEN YORE,


SE2 YoRE.
ALL POINTS IN TRE NV ENGLAND
STATES
THBoU6H Between WASHINGTON AM
SkM YORK
EIThOCI ChASGs or CANS
The equipment on tins line l. utU a. II she n5sf
elegant and inlproNa cd hniss
MAN PARIOR CAR Train ENssi g-STyrtE
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CaRS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On and AFTER fEBRCARN -, ISIS. trsirs by this
lire VIII leave IsHyt - Baltimore 40 p.,fcmac
Railroad, corner q 9Th and stre-ts. A. follows.
SOS .. m. Express Cor Philadelphia, Nov lork,
And points Esst daily, eScrpf sunday.
s2S = m Limited IA ITr~--Pullmsn Vsr Trsin-
daily, except sunday
lis 2 m. Express or rhlsdel phiA aui New YORK
daily, except sunday
i;s3 ? m. ENVross t0T Philadelphia snl az poirss
s.oe '. m. E,press for PhTA4elpbia, New rsrs
and points Es~t Ia Is
RlIlNAN PARLOR CARS or All pgy Trains
tLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Ca
Iickets snd information can b. procured At the q.
Co. Of the cUmraUy-
BsECaGe called for snd ch.csed AZ Aotfls ana rrf.
yate residences order left II the 0sras n n -
company, mort beast corner 18Th street AID Pruns,
NAi.s avenue, and On northeast corutf III pchusl
ssnis avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Raj.
p.N ROvp. IA.
General Passenger Acs'lf, pbiilH.. q q. Pa
-, GEORGE e. WILKINS.
tti Nureriufaff.'-ut. Haifr- go. ni.
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CITY ITFMS


Largest stock OF Vases, Urns, Statuary.
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
and Cemetery use In the city. at Hamilton
4 Pearson's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. 9th and
ID streets 427 .eo2i
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioncer.

MT AND MAHOGANY PARL0R FUR.
SSTTIEh6E; PiAH9 STOOL AND Music
STAND. MAhBL f. TOP TABLES, RECEP-
TON CHAIRS. LOUNGE. CFNTER. CARD
AND 0IHER TABLES, E4SYIND 9TH ER
CH4IRS, BOOKCASE GIT TANnFLI
BRAS; ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS.
TTHpRBEE, Ply :, ;;,, TAPhSTRY, AMD OTHER
EURNITuRE, COTIAG SETS, MIRBLE-
Tor BgkEAUS AND WASHSTI NDS,
HARDhOBES, MIR AND SHOCK NAT
TRESSES FEATRER BEDS am PHI
Low T0JLET SETS, MAHOGANY
GINA, PLATED WIRF, REtRTG ERA.
TOE: OIL CL0THS 4ND M4TTINGS,
COOKING AND OTHER STOVES. COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS. AND KITCHEN
. REQ UiSITES GENERALLY
~ On Thu RSDAY, April goth. at 10 o'clock,
" viii sell at the residence of the late Col W
NJ ID. Bcail, on West street, between Congress
'snd Washington streets, the above excellent
assortment of Household Furniture.
Nj. L.. BEAbL, Administrative.
spzl wSfSdts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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No Remedy is as Safe and simpI

NO Remedy is as Safe and SimpIP
for burns, bruises corns, bunions, piles and
rheumatism. as DdlcU'S Magical Pam El-
tractor. Immediate relief experienced. As
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"(yoNGRLss. "-"s 5e,0eon MADE. aHoWp
~ By selling good CIGARS. The Do sre.
eiaity, lor 5 cents They rhe Flower Of smoke
in cs, rese,ved 900 extra nns OoECHA, seilins ..
1870 street and 4se IN street northwest
Auh,,s,~r.p, sign Of the Big Clock.
"s]~As ""' febl-ly
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GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
family -four in the market. Ali;
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GO0Ds.
JCux " <rNnnr a. cnn

Nc. lt9 BTids6 S.rssf, lfe5Tsf'sfra ID c
Have received fruT New YORK and Offering to cue
tumers great bargains in BLACK SILKS, Ponsees,
rs hages ard Pol Blise Plalds.
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best mskeS, No
hairs, lpaeas, Grenadines, Iaconets. Nainsaoks
N.ctoiia Lswns, real Swiss and F., nch Muslins.
Ladies ard Gents Underwear
Thomson s and Victoria Kid and other GLOVES.
Ralhrigan AID English HOSE and HALE HOSE
HOISEFI FINISHING GOODS Of all Kinds
Bleached Muslins all makes az TAs Goic,Sf Prlcss
Gents and BOYS CaSSimAraS. TSeeds, Drills, sc
0lLCLOTHs and MATTINGS
Having purchased largely at the recent decline for
rash, We Offering special inaucsr ents TO cayA
aT:2 I'm JOHN n. SM0OF & SON
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NyATER FILTERS. WATER FILTERS.

NJATER FILTERS. WATER FILTERS
w FLUTING NJ CHIMES. CLOTHES WIRING
ERS, LAWN MOVERS. GARDEN TOOLS. Gas
and OIL COOK STOVES. the hestD REFRIG-
ORATORS and WATER COOLERS.
GEO. WATTS 4 co,
ap24d 3li 7th st, near Penn. ase.
III. BLOOD's UXYGENIZFD AIR INHALA-
~ TON. OFF,, 80 Netg York aresus
Dr. Heath, dgeat- Dear Sir.-After suffering
many years from CataTTh, bronchitis, lung and
wound diseases, and having tried many eminent
physicians without getting any relief, advised
TO try OXy gen Air, and having uaed il two months
all suffering from the diseases should know Of
your treatment, believing they will receive the
sane bcneht thst | have. Not wishing my name
published, but yuu refer all that call for in
formation to me. NJ. b. Washington, u. c. AL Inn
III SEVENTH STREET \. W. 80
CIR. RIESSNER'S
STOVE AND MANTEL WAREROOMS
Have always on hand the st George Heating Range
the Paris Range. and 4 variety Of other good 4
Ranges. Also, the Silver Palace Fire place -s1ta
Heater, the Parl0r sun and lightning Heat Ord
ers the best hot-air Furnaces; State Mantels F~N
from ~ to 40; Par9r Crates Of every description
compile e assortment of the best Cooking Stoves
constantly on hand.
RptrigeTatOrS, Water Coolers and Stands and q
fun line Of House Furnishing Goods
GARDEN VASES AND SETTLES
Estimates given for Hot air Furnaces Ranges
La-Iobts. NahteIo, &C ap2I-3m
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The pay rolls of the school teachers for the
month Of April have been audit. :, and thew
will Be paid ON next Saturday at the usual
pieces and hour.
Mr.. John II. MCCLcsney, a -cS=Or for the
county, has removed his Office i'm the
columbia buildings TO the room OF the
Superintendent OF ASSe sgmentS. Mr. Morgan.
on the first dOOT, where the tax PAYERS OF the
county VIII beattended To in the future
Some two hundred returns of schedules Of
personal tax assessment were male fO-da,-
up To O'Clock u. IN.
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M II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIEG AND CLEANING ESrAB.
IISHMENT

40 Jtfs-SOa Street, Gsrgsf9irH. D. C.
Established. 1881. Premium awarded. lSs7. En-
Rrstd and improved, 1871. Ladies and Gentlelnen's
wearing apparel Of every description. inc uding
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and TTimminss. Kid Gloves
&c, &c, nicely cleaned IL Ell: also Curtains auI
New Goods Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the sumner months.
Send rs your address ard will call for and re-
turn work at any place in the District free Of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or eK-
IIess from and 20 any place i'm he cnnntrH anIl-r
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~..,n., probabilities To-day.
oFFIcx OF CHIP SIGNAL OFfiIs R,

rox tho middle and south Atlantic states.
lieht rain and CaStcrly 20 SOutheriy winds
wiIEIrevail with TO dec pd change ~ tein-
seTatUre and slowly falling barometer.
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NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,
Il

PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRA, VI, VASE
hGTOS AND GEORGETOWN, %.
SAILING DAYS.
From per :, North whATves, PhilsGrlrbts
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at d. -
IL n. c-SSSs
DAYS ana FRIDAYS. n & q. m
p Ihls line connects Al PhilsdelThia with Olyde's
Regular Semi weekly Liae Of Steamers for Proyi-
derce, Boston and New England States. 40 wharf.
eye in Boston BY this iiEe.
G. >. HYDE, agent s2r d. ofC
WIN. P. CLYDE = Co, PEiiaeei phia
A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID &. MINK. % DevOIshiTs street, Bossoa.
~ Freights delivered by Knox's Express or
ders left ~ General 0fice, Sos Pennsylvania sye-
nue., or ct the Steamers " asrf, viii be prCnsS-iy
attended TO. sar9 :
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PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF
Il TIE CITY Or WASHINGTON AND DIS
TkICT OF COLUMBIA

DR0PosALS FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF
TkICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND.-
WASHINGTON, ID. q , pril p, 1875 \
sealed Proposals viii be received at this office
until WEDNESDAY, the 9Th proNimo at o clock
m, Tor the sale 20 of iVe hundred thousand dol
lars Of bonds Of the city of Washington and District
OF Columbia, as follows:
Ten year Bow en- bonds I-5 OCO
Permanent Improvement six per cent. goldC
bon0s, Issued under acts OF Assembly ap-
proved July 10 and December 8, lS7l,
UJO DD OanD l2JtD
PermaI ent lmprOy ement seven per cent. (cUf-
renCy bonds, issued under acts Of Assembly
approved June . and %, 1873, tl5year
bonds loo go
water stock seven per cent currency bonds,
Issued under acts of Assembly approved
July 20, Isl and June %, lS3............. 90 coo
Market stock seven per cent currency bonds,
Issued undir acts of Assembly approved
August % ISL and June 10, 1872. ......... p 900
Inlcago RELIEF seven per cent. currency bands,
lseued under act of Assembly approved
October 3, ls72 -.............. ......... 5000
we propose to pay for the above in the thirty year
SIX per cent gold bonds issued under act of Assem-
bly, OF June %, 1872, the having been ratified
ana confirmed by act of Congress approved June %,
Is4-sald bonds TO be taken at par-and reserve the
reht TO reject any proposals which may not, in ocr
opinion, be for the interest OF the city District
II. NJ. SWEENY,
MOSES KELLY,
LEWIS j. DAVIS,
WV. CORCORAN,
spzS-otd commissioners of the Sinking Fund
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I IST OF NEW BOOKS AT
IL SHiLIINGTON-S BORESTORF
STOVES, &c.

Jas. Il. NARROWER, MGHafdclr,s az StoSu s.<
= Tnsra-s, and dealer in Hardware and
housefurnishing Goods. Roofng and Spout -
Ing @ specially. No. 1886 l4th street north Su.v
west, near Rhode Island avenue. sepl0-ly -
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STEAMER LINES.

NCRo n LINE
"A UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMRRs
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
favorite route for Tourists.
FINES; approach 10 Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations M surpassed.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Prem NEW YORK 70
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, RELFAST
or LONnOSDEt RY,
CABlNS-sT5, SIS \ sO-C urrency
Return tickets reduced rates
etftrsge slN ays a. low As hy any other
1900 FlRST-CLASS LINZ.
CoAPAhf OFFICES. z Bowling Green. N
CAMNACk co ,I423 street
hlss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
arl0-t sSn $50 l0-h at. near Pa sTepne
NJ An LINE
BOTkL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from New York on SATURDAY Of each
week, from Pier as, North River
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LUMBER

| .UMBER! LUMBER
The attention OF BUILDERS, CARPENTERS
and others, having use for LUMBER il resnect-
fully called TO our su perior stock of
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER
now on hand at the following
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APPLICATTC,sS for routes on the = v,s,,i,,.
TelecTs M should be made fmmerfiateiv AZ
dress D.. Coz le, business manager. +
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK And LIVFR
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
rBothnia... " ed, April % -SoJthis..-Wed, Nav Is
Abyssinia...... sat, May nv ssia...W We'd Ma e
Cuba.......-.M ed, May sFBeihnis.. We'd, june =
scotis.---- Wed, May Y ABB ssinis... sat. June B
Ageris........ sat, MAY Is Cuba-....W Wed, June .
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage pssser.
gers.
RATES OF PAssA6E.-Csbin. ESQ, 600, aud slS)
gold, according TO accommodation. Tickets to Par.s
SIS, geld, additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms. Storage at low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates Through
bills Of iading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hsyre
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
spply At the Company office, Ne. 4 Bowling Greer;
81 7tt street.
jsn2D-ly CHAS. @. FRANCKLYN. A-ent
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IRoF- II l. HILLYER will taxa n Eau,
PGpiiss 70 ne country this summer IN stnJS,
io,n M Las sio,,Ij re, Those wishing 10
his studio, 10 iith street AT
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ALL collars not Inade 81 Ina, -
washed-to pieces. Wear the EiroS M %
which will keep clean longer than anv ,sii "a.
without waShing.-AsiU. "eAeF
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s,I1oSI hfi li.E LICENSES have been issuea as
IoloNs since our last :-JOseph Tboro aS A.
nun and Sophia Manakee Alfret IT ,nr.s,,
.Si,u h'i ~ n Ward, Thomas III. Cross and
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iisIoS-, auctl0neerS, sOld Yesterday afternoon,
III Under Kent and a. A. Birney, tru stees
- - hofih haif of lot Is. in block Il. OF the
1880 Howard University, to August
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. he witt and sav0rirr Iron Steamer - u
fLLOT BOY, ". h. b. lee, tt 9jGiu - = Z.
having been thoroughly oyerhauied aud >. T'---57.
VIII re- ue her trips lsr Potomac river IauiiC- on
ItIsoAf. March "a, and every TUESDAY, and
SATl RpAN thaTeaf cT, leaving Fi-Zhugh's WI ~,
foot Of 9th street, AZ clock N. Re:uruiuc eil!
arrive m Washington every " rduesdsF sud SsEEay
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al treigLls must be- PREPAID
feBE \. Z. FITZHTGW Arau
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PJ BLIC.
WASHINGTON. NORFOLK, NEW YOEE.
BOSTON and PRO VTDE'NCE
The new aud elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
WI commence her trips between - IL A
WASHINGTON aud Sc5tak, ieaying.
NN.lIttik thufsiAy' APTd IL. AZ 2. N. LCt- I1g
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY al &
p m, touching a. the principal River Landings,
S.,hIeclng al NoTioik With steamships Il the n g
NJ Line for Boston aud Providence, With the 0ll
bIm'n'on Sieamshlp Company far New York
Due uu.iCe will De given when the Lady Of 'he
Lake viii cuflmeIce her regular trips.
Tor freiE ht apply 20
K. FITZHUGH, 6,h street Wharf
g. b. II ! Or. GeDT s~town
,. \. REED. Alexandria. Va.
A. {. PLANT, General AEcnt,
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