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NOTICE OF OPENING OF A PUBLIC
IN ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON.
L yum Nj > SIUN EKS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


WASHINGTON, April "A n, 1878.
whereas an application in writing has been made
to the undersigned for the opening Of road in the
county OF washington, District of Columbia, be.
ginning at Boundary street northwest, at the
junction OF the east line of lie Drot Park with the
same, running thence in nOrtherly direction
along the said east line of the aforesaid LIE Droit
park, as the same appears duly plated and record
ed In Liber Governor Shepherd, No. 1, folio Is in
the otce OF the Surveyor of the District Of Column
bla, to Elm street. pa tied as aforesaid; thence in
an easlery directiGn across the farm OF George E.
know n and called the "Emmert Farm - cOnneet-
ing with private road running in northeasteriy
direction: and whereas the undersigned be,ieye il
conducive to the public interest to cause road to
be opened as above desert bed and prayed for: and
whereas the route of said road has been, by drec-
ton of the undersigned. duly surveyed and a plat
thereof prepared and filed in thsS Office:
Notice is hereby given of the application afore-
SAIL as well as of the opening of the proposed road
and al persons having directions thereto are re-
queStsd tn make them known to the undersigned on
or before May Is: h. 1875 at noon. at their Office
Morrisan's Building. Four-and-a- Half street,
Washington, ID. g.. where any objection which
may be asade will be heard and considered.
w. DEN NISON,
s. l.. PHELPS,
commissioners Of the District of Columbia.
124. SI fnLI 4 &
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GEORGETOWN.

FISH MARKET.-40,0O0 herring sold at s.. 50
per LOO; $50 shad at SIG per 100; 900 taylers at
CATTLE MARKET.-70O sheep and lambs sold
as follows: Old sheep, A to 4a4c. per lb lambs.
So to 81 per head Is COWS and calves, at S25 to
$lO per head. A few cattle only were on the
market and sold at 4 to SIC per H.
MERCHANTS EACHANGE.-3, 700 bushels wheat
Offered-nO sales.
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NEW ORLEANS Anril % ls-S

INV UKI.EANS. April 3, 1873.
The undersigned certiies that he held TO
collection for account of Geo. r. Gornto, Lon
half of single number ticket No. ii ,529, Class
- d, - in the Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew the first capital prize of thirty thousand
dollars, on Tuesday, April 8, 1878, said ticket
having been sent by correspondence from the
office at New Orleans for the sum of one do
lar, and that the amount was promptly paid
in full on presentation of the ticket at the
once OF the company: +. B. LHOsTE,
Exchange Clerk Louisiana National Bank of
New Orleans. v
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Weather Indications To-dau.
OFFICE OF CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER

For The middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
states warmer nOrtheriy winds, stationary or
falling barometer, increasing cioudIneSS, and
possibly rain will prevail
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All our correspondence is strictly confiden-
tial. and we never publish the nam IS of per
sons drawing capital prizes without first oh
tanning a written card over their vn sigma
ture, and unless specially permitted TO publish
l.
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fItHE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUME.
KlES Is e the FRENCH ESTABLISH.
LIN 616 Sfh street opposite United States
"e1ot Juice. oct2S-tr
1NhE Oriental SILK WORSTED SUIT for $50
rs the most dressy out this season, az
eioo A, STRAUSS.
nFMONGEOT,s AMRYos,.I ,o- ,,,. Hat,
u. B. Psts.nt Ofiica. ~ 'A' o''' opxo"site
no YnD WANT no SAVE MONEY IN
II buy.rg your C!GthiEg III 81. cali at N
si20 q, STRAUS', lOll Penn, ave.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
4SI Pennsylvania 4ce8us,
BETWEEN AZ AND 9Th STREETS.

CHEAPEST ROUSE THIS SIDE OF
BOSTON. G1
phEAI REJECTION IN Ne WGOODS %
LOOK AT THE FACTS,
Gents Buff CATERS, So now 81 Or
GENTS Calf Caters. So now 50
cents Lace Shoes. -. so, now 81 25
Boys and Misses Balls. 81 Is nov 76c
Ladies FoXed Balls, 81. So now 9Oc
Ladies FoXed Balls. 50 now SIPS
Ladies FOxed Button. 50. 25, now 81 o.
LADIES Pain Lasting Balls, 50. nov 81
Ladies h id and Goat Button, So now 81 60
Ladies Newports and Ties. 81 as, now TO-.
Lad es Slippers, IS, 60. 90. 75c
Shildren'S shoes. Is, 40. so, 75c
from So to S.. ~ ''''h Do''''
Genuine Pebble Goods,
Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from 81 80 toss
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED.
VIII sell Tor the next 80 days 25 per cent lower
IMAM any other house in the city.
In the above house can be found the hest bome-
MADE, hand-stitched Low Quarters Ties and
SStraps-from Fanst Bry. Co., baltimore Nd
Ferry. Clark Co., Baltimore, Nd, D and Other
Wel-known manufacturers, at
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
M! ctr 4SI Pean'a aceaae.
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~ LIE NohIh, WEoi, AMI SOUTHWEST,
Double Tack. Steel Rails.
Splendid scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot,
corner OF Sixth and b streets. as follows:
with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars
from Pittshurg to Cincinnati. st. Louis and
chicago; TAO p. m. daily, with Palace Car TO
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the north: at 7:4o p: M; daily, except
WilliamspoEt, Lock Haven, EImira and Wat
For t Nsx H SdlE ana the fns ss
Express O. Pullman Cars, $40 am. daily, eI-
For New York and the East, 1:8o p. m. daily. e,.
Sepf sunday no with Sleeping Cars from Wash
through trains connect at jersey City with ail
boats of Brooklyn Annex, afording direct
rage Journey New York a efy fer
For a pdhilaaaeePhia 1So P M daily except Sunday,
Limited Express, 800 a. m. daily, except Sun
Acco9modation for Baltimore, Sos. $50 m
For PSPe's Creek Line; e:55 q. m. and 400 p. m.
except Sunday. . y "' u'i's'
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
KMAAlhMkS hSR RAt hhhkE6xhhNDRIA AND
For Alexandria, g, Z, 8, s:1O, 10, IL am, Is
4 so, Up. m. On sunday at $40 a. m. :; and "a
For the South, via Richmond 2:45 a. m. daily:
TAN. $40 I 2: No. daily .n except Sunday:
e:lo, s;lo 20, III q. m. 1, 8. 40 8, 616 and7
Ilckets, information sleeping and parlor cars ac.
commodatlonS can be procured at tbeofdces, NORTH
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue: northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn
syISana avenue, and at the depot, where orders
ton from hotels and n sidences
ED L; E EARMER, General Passenger Agent.
EhANh THOMSON, General Manager noyIO
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CITY ITEMS.

DON'T wait TIL your head bursts before try
ing LOdIte's Headache Specific. but get
bottle at once. Two doses will cure you 81
cents
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LOCAL NEWS,

AsiaWsements, &C., Tonight.
National TheGter.-Migrop.
1heGter COTique.-Varieties,
Western Presbyterian Church. Musical
ana Literary entertainment
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NEW ORLEANS Amil IN 1874

40, -. u. INIS.
The undersigned certities that he was the
holder of ticket No. Il, 100, Glass ID" i'm the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the fourth
capital prize of twenty-five hundred dollars
on Tuesday, April 9, 1873, said ticket having
cost the sum of two dollars, at the office of AZ
z. SalOy, No. 113 ST. Philip street, and that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation of
the ticket at the office of the company
E. lIOREAU.
$50 IRENE street Naw Orleans
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2S9 IRENE st
See advertisements in another column.

WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP?-FirStly. it is endorsed by
remedy for local diseases of the skin Second
", 1t is an admirable article for toilet use.
Thirdly, it is inexpensive.
Beautify without risk with HilIs Insta7a-
tdfeOus Hair Due
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKE1.-SOld by r. A.
Golden & Bro, Agents, Washington, May S,
isosI5AOO herring, from s. 10 81 per loo; ;
ooshad, from $40 to sl2 per leo
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hESOhALlON DAY ON THE WATER
$500 TO FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK.
AND TIE CAFES.
Ea.hi1E: ke~IeE, FIs aS's and nd
rHHRsDAY Max So fss fhs M6sr
LY VIII leave 9Th street wharf at 6 O clock D M.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 20 1878 and return abost a.
perthea MI f. H HsilsG loGi
House Miles, HRauss
vest; Warfeld 1 Hall. Druggists, Alexandria: or
Free or 4 Mu ins a ck ssePT az
Meals. Fiftv Cents, can be had on the boat: or
saG me IN nay te carried If preferred No liquor
mittee pledge themselves to maintain the best or
aeT ah1 ATTEND zen to the comfort of their guests.
fT AKE EoT Hit2fSoKsI9 s,saS PAE G
yacht DAVID M. KEY can be char EreEaa5S.s,s3N
emac 70 from rSm % s sny Pos5 on the Po
new, fast and safe. For information address Lock
Box $50 or apply at the wharf, foot of 9Th t. sw.,
Inland Mail Transportation CO. my3-1m.
kINDAY EXCURSION The Steamer
s s5lrs ,o J MAAKsHAIL HALL on Esalk@E
Sunday thereaer dnTns snt the excursion
weather permitting.) Leaves 6fh-street wharf At
p. 10. Stops at Alexandra going and somfngn Fare
to MARSHALL Hall and return, 25 cts. The Mattano
can be char tered for excursions reasonable terms
9th and streets s.w. ~ VI
m.2-1m G. TUCKER JONES, Agent.
GLYMONT PAVILION.
This beautiful summer resort has chanesuS ;ts
management and has been placed in frst-rate -
order o bar Tor the coming seas,n and no charge II
Apply to s; F. SMITH. Proprietor, or saA
bhAD. ADAMS. sl2 ST., for open dates. a29-1m'
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

ENRST GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
Is On the Barge ''COCKaDE cry
W ill take place SUNDAY. May IL, -n-
leaving the 9TH st. wharf al clock - e. II
and returning at 8, landing at Fort
washington going and returning.
Tickets % cts; no charge for children under ten
yeats.
DoEch's Band, sixteen pieces.
Rlly Wright and HammeTSly. Caterers,
This Barge can be chartered for 500 myS
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ALL CHRONIC COMPLAINTS are aggravated
oy cold, moist atmosphere, and it is there
lore particularly necessary for those who are
ever their type may be- to meet this predis-
posing cause of sickness with a wholesome
antIdote. HOStetter'S Bitters should be taken
daily at this season by all persons abOrng un.
der chronic ailments that tend to weaken the
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

REV. w. D. MORGAN, pastor of the Third
Baptist church of North StOningtOn Conn.
was thrown from a wagon early yesterday
morning and instantly killed He was return.
ing from Masonic meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

THE OPERA.-This EVENING" is the last of the
short, but brilliant, engagement of the Stra-
k6sch Italian Opera Company, at the National
Thsater. The opera to be presented is MiguOn
Miss Kellogg viii siDg the role of Filina, Mile.
ROZe that Of Mignon, aud Miss Cary. Federico.
Tom Karl, Comfy, Gottschalk and Barili are
also i'm the cast
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YOU Will never buy any other if You once see
HErcelsiOrn Refrigerator in use at Hamilt0n's,
Y. nj. Z. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. col:
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IT, ID. COOKE, JR., 4 Co, Bankers, agents for
the Cheque Bank of London, limited Parties
visiting Europe will do we'll to carry their
funds in these checks. 42f col.
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MISS SUSAN A. STUART, a public school
teacher at Zion's church, Norfolk county Va
was found dead in her room over the School
house Monday evening. Her pocket-book was
rlfed OF its contents. There were no other
evidences of foul play.
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NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

NJ ATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
IN FOB THE HAIR
restores gray or faded hair to its original color
ana yo9thiuI appearance in three to ten days, re-
moves o4nofan, and prevents the hair falling
ith constantly increasing sale for the mast
elght years, we feel satisfied we can recommend H.
of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless
second, no sediment or other extraneous mSs.er
creStng more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake
A trial will convince,
Put up in large bottles. Price One Dollar,
Corner I'd and ID Sta. m.,s..
mar18-u 0ssd corner 1Hfh mad Il A -
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
felers. Chronic, painful. and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine: Pulvermach-
ers Electro Belts the grand desderatum
Avoid limitations Book and Journal. with mar
liculars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city, 6,25. d&klV
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You MAY BREAK, You MAY SKATER THE
vase if you WILL
But the scent of the roses will elm rouni it
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AT THE ELECTION IN BLADRNsHrrRc Nh
MONDAY for town commissioners. the tnt,i
number of votes pOlled was 49, For the eif;
Gems ticket-Dr. Charles A. Wells II q: Harpi
els GaSch. 50; George w. COdenstroth. 81. For
the wOrNngmen'S ticket-E. Z. Goldman. %.
James wilson, 20; George Melting, Is; John
III. Day, H.
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NEW SPRING
AZ DRY GOODS.
We nave Just opened new Bouretfss Entckar
bockers Silks, Cashmeres, Lawns &c
bOo six Sun Umbrellas for Ladies and Gentla.
men, ranging in price from 81 90 up 10 81 90
Androseoggin Cotton, 7sc.
Fruit OF the Loom, &C.
Lonsdae Cambria, ike
No. 92S 7TH ST.. W.
No. 706 Il ST. NV ma,o7 q,
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES :,
"A AT 6oc pair. A few Marselles Spreads. AZ
q on ana ~ soied, worth "a; Roby's Double
BUST Corset, guarantee steels no. 10 break, 81
PAIR: Sassimeres from 12H to 75c. yard: CASH
Sar2; Pure Linen Table Damask 25c. yard, JOS.
b. BAILEY, cor. 7th and Y st. s. w. mare fm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER. MigaoR.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA

NATIONAL THEATER. Mignon.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX sTRAKOSCH. ......................Dir Director
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY S,
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
M1GNON. MIGNON. MIGNON.
Kellogg MARIE RoZE CARY
as Lotario; GUTTSCHALk, as Laerte: BARILI,
as GiaTno.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.
BENEFIT OF If. Z. FORD.
Mr.. DION BOUCICAULT,
in his great creation Of
KERRY, or Night and Morning.
Also. the sparkling CHI farming Comedy,
CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS.
m!S ''Tt e last Of the Season.
pRIGHTWOOD PARK.
THE GREAT MATCH RACE
FOR SEQ
ON THURSDAY, MAY 9TH, 1878,
BETWEEN
Z. u. Taylor's b. z. TORN ADO
AndJ SchoOcraft's CHI. s. KEY WEST.
The Horses will positively start. oak
ran or same. and Will be called at 3ASSENA-
CLOCK. IIott1ng to commence at ESNS
$50 prompt.
Pools viii be sold at Langley, on WEDNES-
pay EVENING, al 8 o'clock, and on the Track
day OF race.
Stages win WIN l leave the principal Hotels at pm.
my7,e.- 4 IL. E MWDaiIETrlNG' 3proprictors.
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Notice..

was written in a spirit prophetic of J. & z. At
kinson'S Extract of White Roses.
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an2.-f COS Ninth street, opp. Patent once.
pLACH SILKS. COL0RFU SUEs


REASh SILKS, COLORER SuKS
~ fiald sllkS, Check Silks, BLACK Cashmere
BACK 1aInlSe. Black SILK Warp (Henriettal Black
ApacaS. and undoubtedly the largest asSortment
OF new ana beautiful Surfing Dress Goods i'm wash
hgtoh CITY. GARIER,S. 5II Market SPACE
The Popular CaSh-Dry Goods SfoTs
N are selling ali excellent qus'Yty iGuinet maFei
biaSk DIN, real satin finish. sublime Ouality AZ
sliZo. We have sold one thousand wards of thIS
FIN since February % 1873. We are selling the
eSt la S!Ik IN this city at 81, We are selling
COCO b!ack SIX al &c. We have lust received a
&c iot Gl S'ured silks in beautiful light shades
Al pure Wool, very wide, double width fine anal.
ny Black I asNmere, Soc. This 'ack Cash mere Is
asptClal bargain, only 50e. About 800 pieces or
asSlmereS Tor men = and boys wear: prices ranS
ing from SIC TO Sl.60. Beautiful Spring Dress
LOCUS LWEol not coiton), he: pure silk and wool
DiaCh ana S"iored Grenadines at the very lowest
Fs prices; Tour "a pair OF real English Stockings
woven SeamS) for 81. We are selling TIE very
SeS, BED licking that is made, one-yard wide,
SPECIAL NoTlCE.-We have placed large SIGN
across The pavement in front of our store with our
nalne (CA RTER'S) written on IL in gold letters
20 lhat every one Will know where 10 find the
Washington. SnIa q, ~
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ANDRosCoGGIN COTTON, best make, *
cents cen olaek grenadines, iron frame, all woeI
dnu SIX ana wool, Lupin's best make grena
@ln e IN plain stripe and plaids, from ., 80
%, 92 Doe; etc spring dress goods. Immense
$50, l IN 70 make selections from price
pe! Is new styles parasols. from 81. $50. -
40 s.; boys cassimeres, 25 cents. ToWSo1n'S
,nUa, south Side.-Adrt '!i'aai" ave
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERs.-DOn't fail
to procure Mrs. WinsL0lo's SOOTHING SvTuD for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie regu-
lates the bowels and, by giving relief and
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~ ID T 4 a Il Z.

an 9TH 5TH 18Th 5TIA
FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE
OF
BLACK IND COLORED SILKS
We sell Silk worth pOc for IT,
we Sell a Silk worth 81 for size
We sell a Silk worth 81. 12l, for 81
We sell Silk worth 81. % for 81 10
We sell SILK worth 81 30 for 81 %
We sell SILK worth 81 rs for 81 40
We sell Silk worth 81 for 81 SO.
Persons who wish to buy Silks are assurat thar
We mean what we say.
We have what we advertise
we huy all our Silks at imu0rfers' auctions a.,
NeW > O. and Philadelphia, aad we can and we Do
oHer the greatest bargains ever seen ia this CITY
CONNOLLY's,
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IHE PROHIBITION ALLIANCE met at Odaon
hall last night: Mr. o. b. Brown i'm the chair.
and e. E. Conner secretary. Mr.. Gee Savage
Lynch resigned his position on the executive
committee, and Mrs. j. A. Hopkins was elect
ed a member of the committee Mr.. w. j.
BOYD being the chairman. The following com
mittee was appointed to draw up a memorial
on the subject of prohibition for presentation
10 Congress:-ReY. G. w. DennisOn, Geo Saw.
age, Dr. Gross, A. WheelOck and .. B. Brown.
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boys and chidTehdEs 1RISs STYLES of youths,
way 20 accomplish the Object os an y . put one
Pot SiIscIy 20 the Boys Clothing Hons. way ~
-SA6T. wanna avenue.
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1913 PENNsTLVANIA 1878
ROV1rES -

III The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Double Tack. Steel Rails
Spteadtd scenery, Magnificent EQuipuaent,
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HABEAs CORPUS FOR RECOVERY OF 4
CHIip.-IhiS afternoon, on the petition OF
George Richstein, as the grandfather and next
friend OF Mary ,. q. Sloan, child of years
Judge Macarthur ordered writ of habeaS
corpus To issue, directed to Mrs Elizabeth w
Weller 70 produce the body of said child forth
father of the child died i'm Union county, New
Jersey, a few years since and the respondent
tMrS- Weller) with the mother, Elizabeth G..
Sloan; removed the child from that place, and
Mrs. Sloan subsequently returning was adj
judged lunatic, and on the finding of the in
question she Was committed to the asylum at
Mofrlstown, y j.; where she now is He fur
Their charges that Mrs. Weller keeps the child
IN confinement; that it is not properly cared
for, and she row threatens TO remove the child
10 the state of California.
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur
ing and Dyeing Establishment No. 9O6 G street
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work In manner not to be equalled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con
slsts in removing spots from costly party dress
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for 25 cents WV
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BUSTINGs, BUNTINGs, BUNTINGs, all pure
wool, and at a special low price; buntfngs,
every color and every shade: double
buntlngs; debeges, ,debeges, debeges, every
tlful dress goods in spring shades. woo.
not cotton,) l5c. new parasOlS, new parasOls'
new paIasols; excellent quality bed ticking,
one yard wide and double twilled, 25c: three
hundred (3OO) pieces of wool cassimeres for
mems, boys and children's wear Carriers.
Ill Market Space-A6rt -
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FRANKLIN BUILDING AssOCIATION-Att the
elshth annual meeting of the Franklin Build
lowing officers Were elected: President.
James ii. Saville vice president, H. H Twom'
ply; secretary, John Joy Edison: treasurer
z; w. Schell. A. F. Mcmillan, G. w. Fisher,
Thomas B. Penieks. w. HI. circuit, J. D. Free.
j. ID. Clary, and Andrew Glass. The secre
tary report showed the receipts to have been
s4.si9.l II; assets, si7.s4i.79; original number of
shares, LIP; cancelled by REDEMPTION, &c.
l2,265 NOW on roll advanced upon, sos; do. not
advanced ON, l4; value of each share, s357.05 !:
earnings per annum, L. 10 per cent.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
WHO THE NEW POPE Is,

Joachim pccci, now Leo Mil.
was born ut Carpenetto, in the dio.
ccSc of Arragut, on march ., $50.
and is GS years OF age. He VAS clra-
ted Cardinal on December ~. 1858.
He was archbishop of pcfousc and
chamberlain at the time he was cleo.
ted Pope. His cminence was always
Il likely candidate for the Papacy,
although Il "modclate"-;, modera-
te," although a rapal chamberlain,
and 4 chamberlain, although an
enemy OF Antonclli. He was to have
been created cardinal at the request
of Protestant, King Leopold |, OF
Belgium, to whom he had been sent
as nuncio by Gregory XVI; but on
the death of the latter, Plus IN,
yielding to the vindictivcncss of An.
tonclli, allowed seven years toelapse
before he gave him the hat. OF high,
intellect, OF weli-tricl and eney-
gctic nature, his eminencc has made
not only IN excellent bishop, but
has realized the type Of a perfect
cardinal. AS an administrator he
ranagesl to clear Rencvcnto ofsmug-
CLING and brigandage, as well as OF
the underhand intrigues OF the party
Of the nobility. AS u man of %intclli.
gcncc he does not regard with sucl,
II pessimist eye as his colleagues the
reciprocal sensation of the church
and society. He AZ evidently found
a solution in his own mind for cx-
listing and eventual difficulties. His
position as camerlcngo chamber.
lain) was certainly not favorable to
his Chances of election to the papal
throne, but he had occupied it SO
short II time that lie did not have
tune to create any %jealousies or ell.
mites.
His emincnce is tall aud thin. His
features have an aristocratic stamp.
and characterized by great tirmness.
He has Il resemblance at once to
Noltaire and R~iclelicu. The voice
strikes ~ disagrecably at first, it
is SO nasal in it's tones, but one soo;I
gets accustomed to this popularity,
owing TO lis tullness and resonance.
Although simple in his manners, his
cminence is, of all the cardinals, the
one who carries himself with most
pontiical majesty, resembling in
this Plus IN, who, in his early days,
passed for Incompatible.