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THE OOURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jud1e Con-
Ies.erd1ay. Fleming ad1afg use Of Commissioner F.
Kengla agt. Kengia; on trial.
PROBATE COURT-Jtsdge WylI
Yesterday, estate OF j. II. Langley; referred
TO B; G. Loye1oy: Guardianship OF Elenora
ing payment to E. K. johnson and reference.
Estate John Walter; widow appointed guar
dian, bond 81 900. Estate NJ Shanahan; letters
tsstame enty issued TO Winifred shanahan.
phans Of Christian NJ. Beckert. Turner Torrey
was appointed guardian to orphans of William
and Mary Shelton. Estate OF Sarah Brown;
letters testamentary issued to Rev. +, Berrotti'
bond $4,000. Adjourned to Tuesday.
POLICE COURT-Judqe Smell.
To-Day, Annie Lindsay. Jacob Thornton.
Frank a Mcin n James Gray and Julia Banks,
profanity; IS. August Waterloo, CARVING a
pistol; $50. Tune & Bro, charged with selling
liquor without license on 18th street southwest:
ton, colored, charged with forging and counfe r
letting letter purporting to have been written
by one Miss NJ. Rein, by which means he swim
9lea a salior named John Riley, belonging to the
out OF $40. came up In court this morning, but
as Miss Rein had not been summoned to court
the case was postponed until next Wednesday
Geo. w. Carter, assault and battery on John
Ware by cutting him with knife; an aggra-
waited case-six months In jail. Charles H. Do
Ing, assault on IL. Louis FrederickS; 81 and
costs. VIM. Alexander, the stout burly negro
who was before the Court yesterday, for an In
decent assault on two colored girls Thursday
evening, was brought into Court and sent to
jail for examination by the jail physician as to
SANITY, some questions having arisen on that
point; John Richardson, assault on Charles
cunningham, both white boys; sent to the re-
t to School: VIM Waters, assault on Thorn
Ion sa9 e %: oscar jackson, eolored, lar
ceny OF some carpenter tools from Orlando r.
Jenreys; THIS case was coupled with case
OF assanlt ana battery on q citizen In South
and the Court, after taking testimony, SEN
fenced him to six months In JAN in each case,
license; continued. Sally Foos, John David.
son, George Brown, and Frank Ashe, same
charge; continued. Samuel Bailey, same: for
fetted. Charlotte Mercer, assault on John W.
Morgan, her s0n-in-law. This occurred In the
sitting room In the depot of the B. & P. rail-
road: 81 and costs. John Harris, threats to
Catherine, bis wife; continued. Joseph A.
Ward, charged with others with conspiracy to
derraud Joseph A. Abbott out OF sum OF
money; grand jury.
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GEORGETOWN.

ST. JOINS CHURCH, Georgetown.-Rev. Dr.
Hager, U. s. N, will ofnciate at this church to-
morrow. Services at II q. M
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs Elizabeth
Marll, an old resident of this city, died at her
home, No. 1871 West street. yesterday afternoon.
at o'clock, aged SIS years.
bushels Of corn and $50 bushels of wheat
MERCHANTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on change
Today, 900 bushels wheat; sold at Hoy.
FISH MARKET.-TO-day's arrivals and sales at
lliS market were as folloWS:-15OO 900 herfings
SOLO at 81 per thousand; 500 shad at s11 per
hundred; 500 tailers at IS cents per hundred.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
IL WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,

II WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
Saturday, April 28th, 1870.
the date of this list
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
LADIES' LIST
Allen Belle; Ashton Ella; Adams Fannie NJ :,
BBsyd 1nn AeaB Bali BEN MN Mrs Bennett ol.ra
broWa Ellen; Brown Emma; B Arnett Ella Brown
a Ms!y gEewp sTs Bsse Maria Buckley Mag
1C1Grlstils Amelia Cook Alice; Coleman Ada
csm Gbsnn Ne. Mis- Cummings Mrs.
II 6 s. Anna Beiie; DAVIS EIizth n putsqn
Davis Lilly; Downing Marg't e; Dove Mary (coD !;
E-Eagiin Ellen
Fin. ey Anna: Frye E B Mrs; Farnham 8
MISS; Farland Mrs; Folsom Maggie Fowler Sarah
,G-Garrison Lizzie; Graham Lula; Gains S E
Hill osssie A; Hedges D c Mrs Hill E NJ Mrs;
Henderson Helen harrison Jno 81 Mrs; Hal Jen.
e Ha,dy Kate hgIt Laura hip Hrs
tina.
Jam s Elizth T; Jores Jane; Johnson NJ &c
MM,ss' JShnson Martha James M4'ida Jecko
L H. ida; Lane J Mrs; Lappin Kate
lo,te; Msrsoitb Eliza Merrison Ids Mitchell Jshe
Msr Mary 1If he Mbaes Morris
Mc-McPherson Mary Eta; McRourke Malvlna;
N~Sslls H Edmon n
9aham Mary Ogden Morsa 4,i Mrs ,wou
10 Roach Lila a Rennett Fannie NJ; Rawlings
JAMIE r. Rel do Martha rs Rfh saie soo., n
ME- sa G M,s aSsn M.
T.1aylor Martha; Thompson Virginia
Ars Msen Hstse weca Mrs
M MS5ss Ha.s % %sES wSts Mrs
MISCELLANEOUS.-"Ni Emma"
GENTLEMEN's LIST
A-Angle Thomas.
Balcem EE; Brown Frank; Bischer aeorSe: s1as
:s Bel Sqgsf ssass SKIS psss,
SS ro%n = h gaylsr WI william RyaIeen william
W; Chase Charles B Galloway EP: carter onsns
Cutter II; Cooper Richard e; Clark THOMAS 3
RoSet cen s1 W. PAWS Dusgar Mr.; Davis "
Hs::s Hs'i h ss' Hs 5.S
FINK 5Sc AAP p F1sey jag Erns,sy DR. L.
aedaea H Es1s ss p qnos
81 Gore jonathan; Grove L s; Grifath Il;
Hnbbara Ha1 D Hot Hn.nd Hon Geo Howard
ia BATS Z Preston HasfOrd Hon Holbrooke Val
ZONES AS; johnson Josenb. johnson ,o,k.
johnson Richard Josephsen Theodore Aon A'>A :
hhIkraft Charles King R KiIlian 8 D Kirk
Lea Gen J; Lincoln Geo; Livingston n T..
Logan q; Llmount Joe E; Lowery Jno; Lemons
N M-Miehlsr Z; Magaffn B; Moss Frank Mar
Rev A; Magusndo PrucIinsn; Morton Sal SAM. ui'en
%eo Gqsts Hsxmsn It Them:s
Jss 5sn Pr ?' oRon sRs isnss
paEn1a ps dd pa AZ Perry Gsni; Parton James;
Qoouinn s.
sac ksss 5os ayS
Rose Capt NJ; Rittenhouse Jno e; Russell 81 ;
h e NJ; Romero Hon 7; Russ VIM Al Reese W
ca fMksas 8 shay oe Smith i. Dexter
Marry; staples hon v &; Summers a wn; ' smysh
nT-Terry GENT !: THOMPSON Edwin B; Turner
p; THOMSON Geo; Talbert Geo II; Tsgy Henry !;
Teaster Henry; Thomas J H; Thomas Hon
EtAnce V4neSery Eddie.
Byren; White H; Whitoey D; Waiiingford E
=; Watson r; Winner Harry; Wood d; West
yno; Whallsy James W; White Moses; Walker
White ThomaAH; Walter VIM.
Y-Young B Young Jno F.
MISCELLANEOUS-Na Emigration Aid 81
s So? fft enS Co; Washington Law Dept Box
LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN P. o..
ersr1Emrs.AAr f EIs 2eEH 1879 James Nelson
Isaac W; Somers Frank.
1t ]. NJ. EDMUNDS. NJ
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ANGLO.SWISS

CON e n s ED MILK GO.
CHAM. SWITZERLAND. AND LONDON.
1s,OOO,OOO
Cans Of Anglo-swiss Milk Consumed in 1873
Popular favor is the best criterion by which to
judge OF the merits uniform quality OF any edible
product
People do not carelessly consume any brand O
mix at the rate Of eighteen million cans per year II
better brand can be found.
The public does not demand 900 carloads of
Anglo Swiss Milk in ono year without moving why.
Thousands, obviously are Of one mind that advane
tages are afforded by it's use.
An investment Of q very few cents will cover the
entire venture involved in trial.
Ark your Grocer for the Anglo-swiss Milk or tn
"Eilkmaid Brand"
ap18t, th&s1m 4pnrm
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. TO.nf1hs

Amusements. &C., Tonight
National TAeater.-The Hess opera Company
'Chimes OF Normandy"
TheGter Coanique
FOrd's Opera Ho,se.-Benetit OF George Den
ham-"The Sorcerer' and "CamancheS'''
Odd Fellows' Hall.-General Tom Thumb, Miss
Amy Reed, and Major Newell.
Franklin HaU.-Musical entertainment by
Col. Rogers and others.
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?, Astor House, New York, the oldest and best
Hotel, has reduced the prices Of Rooms tn meet
IN, Inc popular demands of the travelling public
Inc Inc House Will be conducted upon the same
llSd principle as heretofore and every one
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NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
$1o....... $l0......Ten Dollar. SlO. $40
hobby Spring Suits
Are Creating a Furore.
slo...... Nat,onai Clothing Co......s10
s1o......slo......Ten Dollars. ..slO......s
Fine Spring Suits
Talk Of the Town.
Sl0...... National Clothing Co......s10
Lead of
With their Elegant
1o."...slO...... Slo...... $l0......slO......slO
Spring Suits.
$IO...... National Clothing CO......8l0
$l0......S1o......Te Ten Dollars. ...slo
Splendid Spring Suits
are unapproachabe
and sell
On sight.
DO NOT DEFER YOUR GALL
NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
No. 100 Seventh street.
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID stx.
ap25-tr
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Hotel Retluction.

tuifk,s Irish Tea Cures Biiiousness.
QusrE's irish Tea cures headache.
tnirk's Irish Tea cures dyspepsia.
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A GREAT MANY PERSONS become insane from
sleepless nights that Hop Bitters would have
prevented.
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"THE LONGEST POLE KNOCKS THE PeRsrN.
MONS. Read VIM. f. Giyen's ads OF groceries
teas, and SegarS.
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1856 Prize amounting to ......."......... S67 025
Whole Tickets. 81.
Club rates upon application
II Address all orders to our General Eastern
Agents,
WILLIAMSON h CO., 500 Broadway, New York
a., List q Cravings published In the New York Her
mailed copy Of the official list as soon as received
The next drawing May IA, 1873.
Reliable Agents wanted In every town. ap2l, S.26
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SPRING CARPErs.-New styles 30c., &c. soc
Soe aSc. Towson's, Pa. avenue, south side
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N. WILLIAM win open Monday, April Is, a
case OF nne Partisan Pattern Hats from we'll
known modistes, just received from the custom
house
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THE REPUBLIC-TheL Leading Republican Week.
! ~, published at the National Capital "a hand.
some, well filed MISUNDERSTANDING Star Nx
ten ten pages and cover. bound. Republic Building,
A4VI n ave. apl0-tr
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SOFT CRABS daily received at The Norfolk
oyster Depot, 6N 3 street northwest. n White
& Co "
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKKf.-Soid by X. A
Golden, agent, since last report: 90,000 her.
rings from Sc to s. per thousand; 1900 shad
from S 70 S12 per hundred: COO punches rock
and perch from Is to 40 cents per bunch.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is drawn in pursuance Of an act of the General As.
semby OF the State of Kentucky
FOR The BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
By the conditions Of this act the managers were
required to execute TO THE STATE OF KEN.
Tn0KY A. BOND IN THE PENAL SUM OF ONE
full discharge Of all duties imposed by said act
SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers
$4,000 For 81.
WILL BE DRAWN IN P0BLiO AT
CONVICTION. KY,
April 3Oth, 1879,
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF SWORN COM
MISSIONERS.
SCHEME:
Prize Of $4,000 is ...............8 l4.OO
1 Prize OF S.OO0 iS ............-........ 5000
! Prize OF 1000 is ....................,. 1000
2 Prizes Of 1850 are ..................,.. 5000
4 Prizes OF 1000 are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
LIl1cS VI lOU are 0,UOU
1U Prizes OF 70 are Observation-Disclosures. 5000
6o0 Prizes OF 10 are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
A,UW tr1zes Of . are Encouragement. 5000
~ Approximation Prizes amounting to-. 1925
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Spring and Summer Hats.
8 fashionable SILK Hats. 81 and f5,

square and Round Crowned St1r Hats. Sc to ss:
BLACK and Colored Soft Felt Hats. 81 so to So
a large and elegant assortment OF Boys and
Cnlloren's Felt, Light Felt, and Straw Hats, for
Scnool and Dress, at all prices from 25c to 81 So
az Lewis, 800 Seventh street, between and K
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CITY ITEMS.
It Cures

,,,,, It Cures
Biiiousness, Headache and Liver Complatnts.
such is Quirk's irish Tea, the 25 cent remedy.
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The PINAFoRE SUIT just received A. Straus,
1011 Pennsylvania avenue.
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YESTERDAY there was a Typographical error
In announcement OF A. Saks & Co.'s, reading:
Extra children's suits at ST. This should have
been chlldren's extra pants at 81. Messrs Saks
q co. always have what they advertise and the
correction should be made. No establishment
conducts its business on a better basis
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THE OOURT6.

ALL-wO0L BUNTING % cts Spring cashmeres
Is cts. TowSon's Pa. avenue, south side
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WARRINGTON, April &c. 1879. I
For the middle Atlantic states, southwest to
northwest winds, slightly cooler, partly cloudy
weather, rising barometer, possibly occasional
light rains.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following Is the readings of the tnermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: a. m,
63o: 7:a5 q. m, 90; IL midday. SIC; o. m $40;
maximum, s4o: minimum, 605o.
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IoE' ICES. rcEn'
Great Falls Ice Company,
organized 1860
OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE Drersrur.
livery Of IuE, and hsvlng ON hand in the District
leave to inform r the public that we are prepared o
Foot of 1oth strsss, Washtsosoa.
81 Water street, GeoroctosOn.
At the following low figures, viz:
ID. 20, Is CENTS PER 100 LBs
reasonable rates. -9 "sSss
s1ss o.n B. handle nothing but ICE
- w san ss p sopps
arTsngements for delivery direct from our Depot.
Mn s pn e sa %
In and nv and 22l Pennsyivania ave- SO, from
EnGa Points N orders win b received and pro@pz
wnsons on left at the depots or Offices Of the Com
pans % iono"s' VIZ w.sv,varov
i2o2 + st. NV. 22l Pennsylyanis ave- Sc; 10th q.
GEORGETOWN,
Also At wholesale side Center Market. Where ICE
o0.ne0 :py H iTs aRS Z ;9S HSSss60sSs
JOHN VAN fNse RasWi .Da asnsss
ohssp HoxAa Il mI Ia. o.ss. :. ss.s.s @
Gsnss 6Tt fss ccorn aPd ln q
.E.aqs % sSs n sS tsi r ss -
SST SosH ~ s sss :. y
OeI . sosss scc s0od g
8 g & sSsSS S;sssss SIS S. IS
store. 80 Pennsylvania avsa1s- msrsi-im
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great revival at Hamline NJ. E. Church has
greatly increased. The past week the church
has nightly been crowded, and over forty per.
has labored with earnestneSs, and at every SER
vice he has increasing success. Tomorrow MIR.
Harrison will preach q sermon at IL O'Clock and
at and 7:3O conduct revival meetings
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PRICES jeweiry store, 45T Pa avenue, near
AZ st. Ai
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TIE TAX LIST PUBLICATION CAsE.-Yesterday
IN the Circuit Court, motion for a new trial
vas filed In the case of Murtagh against the
District Of Columbia by Mr.. Riddle. This is the
tax list advertisement case, In which. In a suit
for SAC, 600 balance verdict for $50 .25 with
interest, was given, and the motion is based On
the grounds Qst) that the evidence was not suf-
hctent TO support the verdict; (2d) that the
damages were excessive: and (3d) because OF
and exclusion OF testimony and In instrucGing
the jury.
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THE CASE OF "DUCKY" WHITE, charged with
keeping bawdy house at 412 18th street north
west, which was continued from Thursday last
was called In the Police Court to-day, Mr.. &C
Cole for the defendant and Mr.. Coyle for the
government. Mollie Watson, who failed to ap-
pear at the last trial, was brought into court
appearance Of the witness was caused by sick
ness, and the attachment was dismissed. Wit
ness testified that she stayed at Miss Whites
rs boarGer and paid SIS per week board. This
losed the testimony for the government.
testimony for defence was then heard and the
ourt took recess.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: l.,
VT: Nailor to J: T. Wormley, part lot 80, So
OF; 500: John Hormick to ]. A. Hormlck. lot
cock, lot d, so. 333; 2,000. John Alexander to
Sarah B. F. Mayo, lot 90. 50. 24s; 81 1902. RAN
dali Hagner to j. w. Starr, trustee, lot 49, so
and John Sherman to Harriet b. Sliney, lot 49,
so. 361; $1,000.
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND
SILVER, AS WELL AS GREAT VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS. DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS
ar9-tr II. w. GAIT. BRO. n co.
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THOSE PLANK SHAD.-The steamer W W. Cor
coran Will give another OF those ENJOYABLE
plank shad excursions to Glymont on Sunday
fo-morrow), leaving wharf foot of It'll street at
11:30 am, and returning at p.m Fare for
round trip, including dinner 81
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LinOIeum Floor Cloth

-, rms extraordinary floor covering is made of
snH Most lasting notwithstanding cork and
so o OH. 1t has been before the public for
several s years, and has successfully stood tests
SuGn as no OIL cloth or carpet could undergo.
l IL Is utnhesltatingly recommended as the hand.
covering before the public and is eoually suit.
a 81 tor Cne dining room, offices, stores, etc
4bi IaGt, almost every place where an article of
has kna IS needed. Every yard of the cloth
other is genuine. All carpet dealers keep it.
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WASHINGTON ENIGRANTs FOR ARIzoNA-Last
evening number Of persons interested In the
Arizona emigration movement met at $40 10th
street, and organized a party under the name OF
the Washington and Arizona Emigration and
Prospecting Society. A pledge of mutual aid
was signed BY the following emigrants: VIM.
johnson, r. n. Han, w. j. Corbett, MILFORD
Thatcher, A. n. Dickens, D. w. Leibreeht, Geo.
n. MCGOWAN, p. II. Skidmore, JAS. K. Murphy,
Geo. w. Walker, and Chas. F. Hawke. Col. VIM.
johnson was elected president; Major r. n.
Han, vice president, Capt. II. G. Clark. treas
urer; T. Hff1, secretary. The company viii start
about the 5th OF May, and win go by rail to Ota-
70, New Mexico, and thence overland.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Foiey, auc.
uoneer, sells ON Monday, at pm, the planning
and saw mill, corner 7th st. and Boundary, In
Guiding all the necessary machinery which is
nearly new, Tor carrying on frst-class estab-
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l.. REIcHoLD, the champion boot and shoe
dealer. Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9Th stS., has
just returned from the northern cities with one
hundred and sixty cases Of MEMS wOmens aud
children's wear, Of the best quality. This stock
Is selected especially for the Washington mar
Eet, and the prices are within the means of the
richest and poorest alike. Give him call.
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A BATTLE WITH ALLEGED THIEvEs.-A fight
took place last ght between white and black
men On AZ ST Get, near X street southwest,
growing out Of the alleged theft OF some car
penter's tools by two negro thieves. Shots were
fired, stones and clubs used, and several per-
tempted to capture one OF the alleged thieves
as he was running away, was himself struck on
the head with stone and badly injured. Oscar
Jackson, colored, was captured and locked up
on the charges Of larceny and assault and bat
terry,
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD-ThiS
morning Ia the Police Court VIM. n. Ward was
arraigned on charge OF conspiracy to defraud
Jos. A. Abbott, who testified that on WedneS-
day last he came here from Westminster Md
and While passing through the Botanical gar
dens he fell In with the defendant and Others,
including one legged man, whom he had been
told was named Frank Lewis. He then de-
scrfbed the manner OF the fraud. The case was
sent TO the grand jury; bonds $500.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nc sssFss C2DSE w e
ccmmeE cling at O'Clock, if the weather is favor.
IE %o ~
CoMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
FRIDAY h " Nj sssri&lf .;r 2, 1879.
coNeRneAf # SHi CHURCH
NeselVeo seats at EI1s' ap266t
T. BAND OPENING
" coMp11MEksffRRRY PICNIC,
HA1kspzPf Hs2 l.s cr IT,, GARDEN
The grSnnds have been at considerable expense,
conveniently situated Refreshments Of the best
are always on hand. and pleasant time to ali is
ERNST GfHFFIEs
TOhD's OPEBA HOUSE. Dexnam.
1B ssS S sfT y a sEEN5Nf NTH 3sh
BBESkEIE & & ~: \ B PEsHAM:
Be Es Eft 9 9F G GE9. v v B BESHaM
Grand Double Bill.
/ GRAND Double Bill.
Opera and psntomime.
Opera and Pantomine.
LAST NIGHT OF THE soRCERRR,
LAST NIGHT OF THE SORCERER
LAST NIoHT OF THE SORCERER-
$sHE e
NATIONAL THEATEH.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, April. %,
Limited engagement for Six Nights and One Matt
Only Of the famous
NEW YORK CRITERION COMEDY COMPANY.
f. r. Mackay, acting manager and sole diI ector of
the stsge; }. 6osche, manager.
MONDAY EVENING, April %, Only Representa-
ton OF L. w. Roberts0ns comedy, In acts,
CASTE,
In the embodiment OF which most beautiful pay
the Criterion Comedy Company have obtained pre-
eminent dlhtinc1on throughout the principal north
ern cities Produced with elegant scenic effects and
an admirable distribution of chars cters
washington OF the new and extraordinarily success
Jul Farclcal Comedy, in acts, adapted from the
German and expanded for the American stage BY F.
+. Mackay, entitled
received everywhere with uproarious laughter
and applause.
MAY 9TH. M. 8. PINAFORE, by genuine and
highly cultivated Colored Opera Company. Selected
from the finest voices Of our home talent ap26tr
COL. ROGERS SIXTH CONCERT,
- At FRANKLIN HALL,
Cerner 9th and sts. q W., SATURDAY EVENING,
First class instrumental Music, Recitations. &c
SINGLE admission III Qadr
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A SURE THING; It never fails: cure yourse,
for g.. Prot. Chapin's Buchts-paiba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, Kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, al
DRUGGISTS; advice free. Depot, 50 Barclay st.
avenue. 3NeO1y
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HOL. ROGERS SIXTH CONCERT
~ AT FRANKLIN HALL,
Corner 9Th and q sts n W., SATURDAY EVENING,
April 26, at O'Clock. Songs, Choruses. Duets and
First class instrumental Music, Rotations, &c
Single admission Do cents: tickets admitting gen.
tleman and lady, Is cents. aD252ts
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.


pHmBrswerton W; Blackay Burl; Brackmsn
ton Col Burnham W: Bewley A; Breeten Hon
S Sas Bel W; Bqrch James; Bowler Hon Leoni
vas bnfman ?; Baines M Blake g Bapbit,
%nsaten, =; Bayler William; Brargen William
6f Trrs; huciey Wm; Blenk VIM: Barnes VIM
W. Cbale A5ra1n; Campbeu Bros Clay Prof uhas
hhlns r; Onmmins Henri; Colvin Il D; Callahan
Cutter NJ n; Cooper Richard Il; Clark Thomas
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over fifteen years practice throushonp tSa q
states and Oanadas. previous to beinS iocst Hea
Gorns Buqions Bad Nails and other uiy tssass
the Feet Refers to the many eminent Phvs;nnsts o.
sonages that patronize his esta5iahms0,wtn PIT .
fennsylvsmA ave opposite Willsrdss HotoI aa16