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A CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION has
been filed in the Office of the recorder of deeds
pany," the objects of which are the manufac-
turing and selling spring motors for sewing
machines, and for all other machines for
which such motors may be available, with
carltal stock OF $50 600, in shares of 500 each
TO be managed by a board of trustees, viz:
Chas. Lyman, Geo. w. Manson, j. S. SWORN
stedt, George Cowie, S. A. Johnson, William
A. Metcalf
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THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS appointed
Prof. George w. Mitchell, Of Howard Uni
yersity, trustee of the public schools, vice
Joseph Il. Settle, declined. The latter was
appointed in place OF Solomon G.. Brown. and
1ecllned because of his intention to settle in
Mississippi.
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DISMISSED BY THE GRAND JuRy-Tbis
morning the grand jury dismissed the follow
ing cases:-Dwight NJ. Howard, putting on a
letter a postage stamp previously used, f.
h. HAL, unlawfully OBTAINING letter:
Frank s. Holmes, false pretenses; John w.
johnson, false swearing "
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CIT Y ITEMS.

For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freekle
Lotion. IL Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeiTys I1lproced Cosaeione and Pi,aple Ress-
e6ty. The Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
Ii. e. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York. 55l:
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JUST RECEIVED and for sale the largest
assortment OF Flowers and Straw goods i'm
the city. Also, the largest stock OF Ladies'
Suits, Parasols and Undertaking on hand.
Call and examine at s. Heller's, us Market
Space. 46
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Is exercise in the open air and sunshine.
and il is best taken by daily walks ON
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patroniZe DIR. Whites weIl-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
trou blesome Nails &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

MAKE HIS PATH STRAIGHT.-EIhtOT of
The Star: The grounds east of and adjacent IN
the capitol are now being set with trees and
provided with foot and wagOnways. These
are all being constructed with curves more
or Tess extended. These are not objection
able TO pleasure strollers, who only seek to
XIII time, glor1fy the glowing hour, and give
magnificent distance to limited territorial
metes and bounds. But there are the labor
ers and the large variety of business men who
must travel every day each way, for three
score years and ten or less. those grounds. To
lhese, those winding walks are tax upon
precious time and strength. Those men Are
ignored by these decorators OF the public
grounds. Is ii not due to them that thew
nave through those grounds "a straight and
narrow way?" BUSINESS NAN.
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THE MIDDLINGS PURIFYING PATENTS
Abraham II. Herr and James s.. Welsh and
others, OF Georgetown, yesterday filed a bill
George Shoemaker and others, setting forth
SIX patents for the publication of middlings
&c, and claiming that George Shoemaker
ana John w. Mertz have been using the said
by the defendants of the kind of machinery
which they use, and statement OF the length
OF time such machinery has been used, with
an account OF the receipts and profits arising
plaintiffs. -'- 'A0
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Borrow as you co." has taken the
place OF the old maxim about paying.
There were 2, 1E sailing vessels built in
this country last year.
~Ensland has asked double the space in
the main centennial building for her exhibi-
- II is hard 10 do anything with a bow.
II Is hard to make him 90 to bed and ~ l.
nsra 70 make him get up.-.M o. Repuaica,1,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IN THE
CoUNTY.-S. c. POmeroy ct al. TO p. F. Eide
I'm, lot II, section 2, Barry Farm; $3.50. e.
t "a, jai6 6S to H. d. Brewer, lot 3 Clutches
dard, lots 3 and q, Widows Mite;" S52S
@. Gotthart to F. Haas, parts 30 to 80, Keat-
lng's estate; 1852. J. S. Dore to c. Hall, 2.27
acres, "Rockburne;" 1925. c. NJ. Alexander
to Fannie c. Gilbert, part Long Meadows,
don, ,;so.;c, l. B; Wright to trustees Ne
men and Children, lot 100 Mount Pleasant;
$500. John Beaman to Jos. ID. Harris, east
half of north halfot lot 43, pleasant Plains"
SEQ John +. Hickey TO III. Isabella left.
lots and 9, "Greenvale," 90 acres; s17 600
W. w. Boarman. trustee, to Thos. Fitnam.
LOT l. so acres, Girls Portion; -. Smith
ana Callan: trustees, TO w. W. Metcalf, =,
G.. n. Holland, lot II, "Youngs borough"
S1,S69. W. Marshall to Cordelia Ann Brown.
p Roek6nrne; $500. w. Marshall to Ann
f.. Marshall, -, do; $500. Howard ULfyer-
sity to J. A. Cole, lots 10 to IS, block p and7.
8, 9 and half 10. block 20, dillingham;" 50 1876
NJ. NJ. Manning TO Priscilla Irving, lots /, 2.
3, SO, 81; 81, block s, Glendale; 500. WI.
lots "a, - and %, .'Friendship," as acres;j
Al 800. Pardon to Emily Poole, lot 25 and
north half 2i and 26, do; $1,000. w. w. Met
Ship Ellen sRt Wri t i aerSS Friend
north half 50. Mt. Pleasant: s312s6. I WrirSSi
To [. Butt, south half 80, Mt. Pleasant; 1913
w. r. Arnold to Cornelia NJ. Burnley, lot !,
sec. J, Barry Farm; -. W. L. Barr to G.. T.
hcGlue, lots II and -, block {, Ivy City;
$500. l. b. Wright TO David Milligan, lot 5,
Mt. Pleasant; $500. Wright to p DriscoIl
lot q, do 1852. w. X. Arnold TO Cornelia
N. BurleI, lot l, sec. 1, Barry Farm; s150O.
r u. Burlls TO j. :. DOre, :, a acres;) 5000
j. s. DOIe TO Cornelia NJ. Burnley, -, q
acres:) 81 525. l.. Taylor to ]. E. Chappell,
lots b, ID and <; =. 1. B. Wright TO John
keefe, lots 149 and $50, Mt. Pleasant; 81 100
same TO Robert Hamilton, lot 81, do; $3.50
q. ID. Harrington to II. II. Warner. lots -. Il.
10 and u, Prospect Hill; ~C6S. POmeroy ef
al: to Maria Read, lot IL, sec. I, Barry Farm;
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PRoPERTY-owNERS who have not made
application for damages to property by
reason OF public Improvements can now file
lhelr claims with j. c. Lay & Co., No. 223 AZ
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No HUnBUa.zL. RICE win pay . fair cab
PFC ss5 s1y aieS e 80 ana osia
SHCkS r., o23 1th street, between and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

TIE BEST real Kid Gloves at si.5o per
pair can bc had at s. Heller's, us Market
Space. as
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued a.
1oiIows:-Joseph AlleA and Marietta Holiness
John wesley Carter and Rachel Anderson
VIM A Ford and Frances Smith, Joshna
Perry and Mary Jane kirehes.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 6-Yirginia 6's, peelers, 4OIS
do. consolidated, 541S; West Yirginias, g: North
caroline saT nid sizes fo. Old 2O& do new H. special
'ah, DIu .0-day sugar very strong, lO1sa1a.
dIings, l51a. Flour very frm-prices unchanged.
heat very strong-NO, western amber, 40;
No; DO, 80; mixed do, l.3S; No. western red,
40 No. 2 do. lao; Pennsylvania red, I.2Ssl. 90
Maryland red, .35al As; do. amber, ] I7al 81; do
White, lSSal 4O No. 2western spring red, Eal 10
Corn weak-southern white, ?Oa92; southern yell
low s2a93; western mixed, 50. Oats firmer-south-
ern, 81; western white 72a76; western mixed, 6Sa6g
bye quiet-l.5al.H. Hay quiet and unchanged
PPr9 E very strong Pork steady-22 sOa23 90
BULK neats-shoulders, 9a4; clear rib sides, l2l1
iyf car loads loose, jobbing packed, 11a15 higher
Bacon quiet but frm--shoulders, 10; clear rib
sides, 49,. Hams. H1sal51z. Lard quiet but firm
refined, l6aiGl4. Butter frnl-new western packed,
2Oa26; do rolls, lso22. Petroleum nominal, I5aSS
Coffee lower-ordinary to prime Rio cargOes, lealS5
Whisky excited and higher, Is.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Stocks dull. Money 8. Gold
l5,s Exchange, long, ass; short, 49l. Governments
active.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Flour quiet and firm Wheat
dIll and UNCHANGED. Corn quiet and steady.
LONDON, May o, l2S0 p. -COnsOls for money "a
a94s; for the account, 941sa94l4. Erie Railway
shares 26Ia261s; do preferred, So. New York Cen
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Burns, ScaIds. Bruises. Salt Rheum.
rheumatism and piles are safely and quickly
cured by the use OF DGHey'S Magical Pain Es-
tractor. Relief with first application. 40
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LOCAL NEW s.
Amusements, &C., To-yisht.

National TyeneT-Grsnd Musical Combin-
alton and Peake Family OF Swiss Bel
Ringers.
Fb1Jfs Operd HO,Gse--The peerless Nor
laechi In 1.-THE French Spy"
T7edfeT CbnliQue-Hernandez Foster in
"Jack Harkaway, or AfOat and Ashore"
and other attractions.
Avenue TheGG.-Attraetive miscellaneous
programme of special ties by first-class star
artists.
Mount TCT7s0n Place C7tJUch--Lecture and
StereopticOn Views
Odd F6Eolrs' HGH-Dramatice entertainment
for the benefit of the Rechabites.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOO
JOHN SNOOT T. SOW

No. l1e Bridge sysa Georsaoira, ID. C.,
hsse received from New York and offering to Gus
Debage~ and Polonaise Plalds
MOURNING GOODS OF all the best makes, Mo-
hairs, Alpacas, Grenadines, Jaoonets, Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns, real Swiss and French Muslins
Ladies' and Cent? Underwear
Thomsons and Victoria Kid and other GLOVES
t Bsdibrigen and English HOSE and HALF HOSE.
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS Of all kinds
Bleached Musins, all makes, az fks Lotcsa priess
Gents and Boys Caseimeres, Tweeds, Drills, &c.
OILCLOTHS and MATTINGS.
Having purchased largely at the decline for
casa, We are offering special nducem ents TO "a "a
ap22 LIN JOHN n. SMOOT Son
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PROPERTY OWNERS save money nv call
ing on Dickson Patterson before paving
Improvement taxes. Offices: COS 18th street
and 2ee AZ street.
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Adorn Your Parks and Lavu.,,

Largest stock of Vases, Urns, Statuary,
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
anu cemetery use In the city. at Hamilton
Pearson's, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9Th and
ID streets. I97 eooi
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The Fire Department.
MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS LAST

At the meeting OF the Board of Fire Com
missioners last evening, there were present
President Williams and Messrs. Collins.
Morgan Reed, Thomas and TAFT The chief
engineer submitted his report for the month
of April, showing that during that period If
teen alarms of fire were sounded which in
volved al alleged loss of g, ESQ, with an In
surance of 81 $50. In reference to the resolu-
ton of the board relating to the EMPLOYING
@wa b Ss,erl se,s surgeon the Isport SAYS
the position, believing him TO be in every
way qualified" The chief engineer recon-
mended that j. 7. Norris, John Wanstall and
NJ j. Rdgeway be confirmed as members OF
the department, which was agreed to.
THE DEFECTIVE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
MT Miles, superintendent o. the fire alarm
telegraph. submitted his report for the
month of April. in which he stated that ION
the 18th of April box 63 was turned in, but
owing to the unSkillful trrning of the crank
by the person who attempted to give the
signal, the operator mistook 1t for box "a,
and thus sent the FIRE department to the
wrong station; and on the 2Sth of the same
month box 43 was turned so to make it reg
lister "a at the central office, and thus the de-
partment was again misled. Ne blame
could be attached to the operator on duty at
the time these mistakes occurred, nor was
the failure to register correctly charger BILE
TO the WORKOUT condition of the apparatus
In certain of the cases referred to, but solely
10 The imperfect system OF the crank box
~ so happened that no great damage ensue1
from either failure, but these circumstances
admonish us that we are in constant danger.
A single failure may so delay an alarm as TO
result in losses from a single fire many times
the cost of constructing a new and reli able
fire telegraph. am aware that the building
OF new telegraph is not within your official
jurisdict on, but in view of our great and
urgent need / must not cease the agitation
OF this subject until something shall have
been done to relieve our citizens from the
dangers TO which we are all exposed. The
city of Oshkosh, Wis, furnishes another
proof of the destructive element against
which IL is your duty aud mine officially 10
protect the lives and property of our fellow
citizens" Referred to the District Commits
sioners.
The application Of Thomas X. Newman
on file.
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For LUNCH.
FISHING PARTIES, EXCURsIONIsTs,
TRAVELLERS and sPORTsMEN will ind with us
ervy suitable for LUNCHl
PduHs ssDaPd R.Rs St
il IHsDo1T96S s1Hs so?s.s rshsE IS
sAkEEIP s. Rsf hP kGksS sAM Rge and
kNGHo VIZ ssoioe aNc ShEPFSF pssTf
RLOATER PASTE, FROGS. PATE de d,
FOIS GRAs, THONNY FISH.
ALBERT BISCUIT, SUGAR WATERS,
CUT; CRACKERS, plain and fancy, so
Also sAS6Nb BRsssfH5ed od fSF
kSsbesS sfoSStttl se ssSH VINE Ak EYE
fresh importation, great
variety of brand, genuine
only, price 10 for 90.
s si$= sE E$ $
G. G. CORNwELL & SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
my5tr 141s Pa. av., OPP. willard's Hotel
N AND ANfi:B iLLi0Gs fiLLs.
cali to
general family physic. Prepared with the great.
est care, they present the following good ausltes
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action - prompt, certain and effectual,
They are healing to the stomach.
ton.
They cure billousness, sick headach and costive-
ness
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not grfpe or give pain during their action
They are adopted for general use. Children and
delicate persons W AZ
AND robust Home made, they are always fresh,
9uentiy uniformly efectual. Price Is cents per box
ARTHUk NATrANs, Pharmacist
spzy-u Corner ID and D streets northwest.
lust RECEIyED-A full line Of
BOYS vELOCIPEDES,
LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
Call and examine before buying elsewhere, at
.,m, l03 SEVENTH sTREET-
NOTICE-On account Of the change Of erade Aud
turning the course Of Slash Run, whfchn -
ruined my business OF longer keeping Nrr ASyX
10y, am Obliged TO offer for sale my entireHNx8
1oek OF french Noses, French Msgnolias, Climbing
eno Vfpamenfal Shrubs, Plants Trees, &c, TO-, Il
very low prices Tor the next two weeks 10 Close out
$1,000 TO 100 900 feet s' Of Ground, fronting on
SSU s and Rhode Island avenues and and
spl0-lm Cor. Connecticut and Khods isIsnd ave.
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THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioEeer.

EXECUTORS. SALE q VALUABLE IMPROVED
sS Sp GursrInM M REAL ESTATE IN
LATE MES Am PICK PfCkREhfLi AT kFc r NL
= On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9th aud
Ming from ssy 10 sy az to ssm. SoS SS; S1d ontln
posed Of will sell parts Of Lots7 aud frontins :.
and Congress streets With depth 81 no feet ' 70
wide alley, improved by three story Brick Dwell
1mmedately after parts Of Lots Is and To- frontias
= fset on the north side Of Bridge street, with a
improved by three threestory Brick StOrehIuses ~,
Bridge street: and two story Brick Dwelling aud
three Frame Dwellings on Potomac street
nnediately after. parts Of Lots = and 10 fronting
SO let on The east side 81 Potomac street wits
depth OF = feet, improved by q two-story Brick
Immediately after par. Of Lot I9 fronting a. sI2
on the east side Of Potomac street Improved by a
tTo-story Brick Dwelling and store
on he north line Of Prospect street with dcp,6 ~
10 feet, unimproNed.
~ feet each on the north line II First street near
High street, By depth Of $50 feet, improved by
Immedistely after part Of Lot %. fronting IS feet
i'm In :" ri stres by depth q $50 feet
House end convenient ont buildings.
n tmmedisey after Lots ~ and 222' fronting each
on Y feet on the west side Of Market street I'M
Immediately after part ~ Lot :, fronting Is sla
Iset on the north line Of Dunbarton street, near
msn street With aGep,h Of 50 feet, improved by
Immediately after part Of Lot 49, fronting "a fee,
on the sonth line of DunbartOn street and IS feet on
the west line Cf Green street i'm nroved n, -
story Brick Dwelling and Store
Imneo lately after Lot lS9 fronting O. feet on the
west line OF Montgomery street, with a denth If 81
feet. improved by two two tory frame houses me
brick. and one frame tenement ~
Immediately after Lot "a feet on the north line ~
Dunbarton street by a depth Of 40 feet ON Moprns
lngs. H
On SATURDAY, the sth day Of Nav ISIS at s
o CLOCK m Lot on the south side OF Water street,
sfff7 ; f..f "A
running back 90 the channel q the Potomac rivrr-
nelng the property now occupied by Messrs z
Plckrell Co ~ a lumber yard
Terms: One quarter cash: the balance in for-
equal payments at G, u, Is. and - months =
notes bearing interest, aud secured hy De- ~lth
on the property sold. Conyeyancins-' II 81 trust
,he putchssers Deposits viii be ,enir IA G.s q
e." ,CKRELL.
~ PlCKRELL,t Executors
~ a. ii. PICkREbL.N
-.y5 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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First Day of the Races.
THE WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIAr
SPRING MEETING

SPRING MEETING.
Yesterday being the first day OF the spring
meeting OF the above named association
there was quite large attendance at Bright
wood TO witness the trotting for the three
minute class, for S5O0-S3J0 for the first horse
500 TO second, and $50 for third The entries
were bay stallion, Anglo Saxon entered by
j. L. Mead; gray gelding Fulton, by A. A.
Dodge; bay gelding HAYDEN, by p. Thomp-
son, and bay mare Lady Gertrude, by Chris.
Harper.
The Judges were Messrs. VIM. Turner, NJ.
Salisbury and III. J. Grey. By some misun-
Outstanding the first heat was started with
out distance judge, but that position was
filled during the other two heats by Mr.. Jas
Hudson. Mr.. Charles Hays occupied his old
position as time keeper to the satisfaction OF
all concerned. The jockeys Were duly
weighed, the positions drawn as follows: 1st
Hayden; I'd, Gertrude; Sd, Fulton; 4th, An
glO- Saxon.
The first heat after eleven starts. was won
by the stallion in Isl, Fulton second, and
Hay den third, and had there been a distance
Judge the mare would have been distanced.
The horses got away on the second start for
the second heat, in which Anglo Saxon and
Fulton took the lead, and the former won by
neck in 2.43; Fulton second, Hayden third
and Gertrude distanced.
Considerable ''chin music" was then in
drlged in by the Jockeys, owners, and friends
Of the respective horses. Mr.. Foote made a
protest against AnglO-Saxon making this a
three-minute race, Oh the ground that he had
made much better record at the other trot-
ting matches. Chris. Hopper and Tnomas
Evans claimed Fulton as fraud and entered
protest against him in the race on the
ground that he had a record of 2:35 at Deer
Park, Long Island; under the name OF Pol
JOCK. Both OF these assertions were denied,
and after the protests had been reduced to
writing and filed with the judges, who pro-
pose 10 take testimony on the points, the
third heat was called. This was between
Fulton and Saxon, but Fulton made a bad
break at the start, and after dull trot Saxon
came In an easy winner in 241k; Fulton
second; Hayden third.
The summary is as follows: For three
minute horses, mile heats, three in five for a
purse OF SJ0o-S3J0 10 first, 500 10 second, $50
10 third.
j. l.. Mead names b. s. Anglo Saxon..1
A. y. Dodge names z. g. Fulton. 2
p Thompson names b. g. Hayden......3
{. Harper names b. m. Lady Gertrude dis,
Time, 2.51, 2:43, 2:41K.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NIW SPRING STYLE OARRIAGEs.-Over 10
rs.t md and Pony .h:top;, 10, IA y
n exchange Can before purchasing elsewhere. p.
y: SCaMIpT 90. No. $40 nth street, be-
street, Baltimore, Md. 6ayll-fys
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MANASSAS STONE FOR WAsHINGroN.-A
large quantity of the red sandstone from NJ
r. L. Smiths Blooms Grove quarry. near
Manassas, is accommodating at Shoots wharf
rom which IL will be shipped in scows TO
Will be used extensively In the buildings In
be erected there this summer.-AIer Ga,ette'
5ih. N@'e,
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NoTIcE 10 ran PUBLIo.
WASHING TON. NORFOLK. NEW YoRK.
BoSToS AND PRO T1DENCE
s..hiSs,sS ms and N sor,p i. I is.siss ssc
SssSiss,a% sSsy sS gsh AZ .Sa rURspkSi
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Line for Boston and Providence, With the old
pSs SSss s y s1ss ss ss Me- LA Of ~.
Lske viii oolnmenoe her regular trips.
NRFIrZHUGH, sth- street wharf
CT HYDE, Georsrtown
H e Elm A iaI Va
usro IN Rom No. q, Plant Busldsns.
poIOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LIN1--
HsrP rSt and snSi s1ssms4 nfxFskrssss; ss
Capt; I. Barker. vii leave BsltirhI--. r'-r ~.
TAURSbAT Al m'' Co. wsiSinstos AMI e.or .sa
town and intermodiate iannss. returning esys Ste
ats 2 m, and FRIDAY At Y .. m. The-s stsamsrs
ar slsssnsy ,ssn,shed With even eonvenienos Cor
pssssS IN passenger snd fright Aoc0suo By
TkEiGaTs Nj ST BIZ PREPAID. For far,ssa
- sTKPHkssoS a eRo., Aseu...
EoR POTOMAC RIVEK LANDINGS.
The swift and favorite Iron Steamer ~
PILOT BOY, ". n. Byles aPtAiu ssssr-,-ezlN
having been thoroughly oKerhAnled ard T-lI---d,
rFsbIRY M.r T NJ a TS Sasfy T LeS; %
SATURDAY thcresftor, having FtighuEh's Ehsrf
foot q 6th street. ~ O'Clock Rciu-ning, will
arrive IN Washington every Wednesday sal Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily
:! =, lreights must be EreGsid
NEW EAPBEss LINE VIA CANAL.
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA WASH
lNGToN AND GEoRGETOwN, Do.
SALINE nayx
Prom Pisr . North WhSrvss, PhtsdelIhis.
From 80 " aisr street, Gcorgotown, .HS1E
Do, MONDAY At CD. m.
Regular Semi weekly Line ~ stsAr-rs for ProSt
osnee' bestcn and New knglsnd States No wharf
- - - G. y HYDE. Aeeut Ser ID cfo
Mm. p. CLYDE a Co. Philaiei phis
v. A. REEn. Alexandria. Va
D.D {. MINK, ~ Devoushirs street. Boston
aI.s - freighis delivered BY Knows E,pre-s or.
nee, 4r a. the Steamers WkArt. ~ill b. promptly
saeheea To- .ers-r
MI ERCHANTs' LINZ or sTEAMSHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
Hereafter the nne Steamship 4. c. KETspr.D,
JOIN GIBSON viii make regular wees- 1870 ~
Z S .TpiFs set" w. sEY YORK, hLEG III
GEORGETOWN. a. foIlovs.-. -, 49, ~, ~, x',-..-
~ MIN l IiS1 4; Ms hlNsT' e.,ry SATCKp AYsfap
~ 80 ' Al y hvhSE w. every FRiD ~ 49,
~ ang ~ EAAN the same dsy ~ 4 = M
or inii lnfoTI" ..ri,,n anply 70 n pa IFSaan
business on - and WHAT 81 Waier street Gso1s,,
brf" at tie sfioe 81 ,he President, P-street
81 Freiehts delivered by Knox : EHn Srds-,
left At General Office, S0a PeuusylvapIa ayenne
or 81 the steamer wharf, viii be promptly atteuded
70 iell-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOR OUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Cs,AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
fIRsT-CLASs GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTwITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF sOME OF
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS FROM OUR READY MADE sTOCK
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDRENs SUITS, AND SPRING
OVERC0ATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL Or
DERs IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR.
mENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE Or
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlin & Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
FINANCIAL AVID COMNERCIAL.
washineton FISH Market.

Sold by r A. Golden q Bro, fish agents,
5000 shad sold from 50 to e12 per hum
dred; 30 900 herrings sold from as to $40 per
thousand; 1000 eels sold for 81 per hundred.