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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, 1T THE NEW
TN CHEAP CASH STORE!

TN CHEAP CASH STORE!
i HE subscriber has just received from the North
large and beautiful stock Of spring goods, for
for gentlemen and ladies' his assortment being
very extensive and Of the most fashionable and latest
Styles which not help pleasing those of the most
refined taste; and, what is more important, and
which should be very great inducement to those
who wish to economist, they were purchased very
low in the very best markets, with great Judgment
and taste, which will enable him to sell at twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the city.
The public will do well by calling and examining
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, consisting of
200 pieces Balzarnes, all qualities and prices
90 do painted Lawns do do
90 do black and light Alpaccas do
20 do light Mousseines de Lame
Is do black Balzarine Calicoes
300 do light Calicoes
dozen rich handsome Silk Shawls
3 do rich embr'd Mousseline de Lame Shawls
do rich Victoria Shawls
10 do fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, beautiful styles
20 do hemstitched and plain linencambrc Hdkfs
5 do Bustle Skirts
20 do light Kid Gloves
so do cotton Hose, all qualities, from ~ cts. up
10 do silk do
90 do Sunshades and Parasols
Is do new style Bennets
10 do beautiful French Dmity Cuffs
S do handsome French bonnet Caps I
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. -
10 pieces wool-dyed black Cloths, very cheap
10 do invisible green and brown Cloths
20 do light and dark Cassimeres, all qualities
25 do Gambroons, paids, and plain do do
Is do black and invisible green Summer Cloths
100 do Linen Drlngs and plain Linens
50 do Irish Linens s4
% dozen silk and kid Gloves -
do light mohar and silk Scarfs
80 do handsome silk Handkerchiefs
26 do mems and youths Straw Hats
And also very extensive assortment of Domestics
of every description. S. WALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, btw. 9Th s. 9th SITS.
ap3-2w Opposite Centre Market
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.aD.MLNISI R.ATORS' SALE OF IMPROVED
n AND OTHER PROPERTY


YIN Friday, the 18th inst, at o'clock, P. M, we
shall sell the following property, by order of the Or
phans' Court belonging to the estate of the late Capt
Joseph Johnson
Lot No. l, in square No. 664, and improvements,
situated on and streets, on the Point, near the
Eastern Branch The improvements consist of a
large two-story brick dwelling house, possessing eve
ry convenience for the accommodation of a large
family, with smoke house, milk cellar and corn crib
Lot No l. in square east of square 664, on street,
east of street. running to the channel of the Eastern
Branch.
Half of Lot 49, in square ego, and improvements,
situated on street, near the Eastern Branch. The
improvements small frame dwelling-house.
Lot No. 2, square 662, corner of and streets.
Do 4, do co., on I'd street.
Do 10, do 6O9 on lst street.
Half lot l. do $50, on south Capitol street
Part of lot l6, do TO- situated on Sd street, be-
tween M and N streets, with the improvements,
which are small frame Westinghouse.
And lot in square 906, fronting IS feet on 7th
street, near the Navy Yard, without the improve
ments.
The sale to take place on the premises, commence
ing with lot No /, in square No 664. Terms of sale
cash JAMES JOHNSON,
II. d, GUNNELL
Administrators.
r. w. DYER s. co.
ap4--dts Auctoneers.
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MT DUY.aLL g. BROTHER,

nj DUV.aLL & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS, next door to Folks
boarding house, have just received new Spring and
Summer Goods, among which are
Rich French and English Silks and Marseilles
Vestings
New style French Cassmeres aH
new article of French Cashmere Cloth for coats,
very beautiful
Together with their usual supply of other Cloths,
Cassimeres, Gambroons, Drllings, sc.
Our customers of the present Congress and the
citizens generally are invited to CALL feel con-
6dent we are prepared to give good article at as
moderate price as can be ATTAINED here or elsewhere
ap 2-lw DUVALL 4 BROTHER
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nF ST.. MATTHEW'S CHURcH.-'The celebrated
Stabat Mater of Rossini will be sung by the Choir
of the above Church, assisted by several scientific
amateurs of this city, on Good Friday, at 7, P. M.
The proceeds of the collection will be apprspr-
ated towards the purchase of new organ.
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PLAYING CARDS.

A gf fa PLAYING CARDS.
II large stock of Lemuel Smiths (successor OF Ca
eb Bartlett) American Playing Cards. made Of linen,
and of superior quality just received and for sale,
wholesale or retail, at New York prices, by
JAMES M. DORSETT,
: III Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 20 Pa. Av. No. II, East Of Gadsby's Hotel
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Mt PLANO FORTE U.aREROOM

IN UNNS & CLARK'S Piano Agency, under apollo
! HaH.-Just received, two superior Piano Fortes,
from the well known and highly popular factory of
Messrs. Nunns & Clark, of New York; one is an ele-
giant rosewood six and half octave Piano Forte,
grand action, of new style, a superior instrument;
the other mahogany six octave, grand action, Of
new style, superior instrument
1t would be needless to enter into detail in regard
to the merits of those pianos, the manufacturers
names are sufficient guaranty Of their excellence,
both in point of tone and durability, as autho-
rized in saying that, in eighteen years manufacture
ing, then has never been piano returned being
defective. 5h- tS4#
Ladies and gentlemen in want Of superior piano,
will do well to call at the Plane Wareroom before
purchasing elsewhere. Pianos can be furnished from
the above factory to order by the undersigned and
shipped to any port thereby saving the expense of
tour to New York. Members of Congress and others
might find this to their advantage all pianos from
the above establishment are warranted
mar 26-lm VIM MORROW.
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1874.
SENATE
FIRST SESSION.


SENATE.
Messrs. SEMPLE and BREESE presented
memorials asking for grant of lands for I'M
proving the Wabash river.
Memorials strongly demonstrating against any
change iii the existing tariff, were presented by
Messrs. Buchanan, Wright, Woodbridge, and
Phelps the latter remarked that there was but
one feeling in Vermont among all parties, upon
this subject. .o
Mr.. PHELPS also presented remonstrance
against any proceedings for the purpose Of an
nexing Texas to the Union, of which he made
the same observation.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE presented three memo
rails of like tenor.
character, from citizens Of Carol, Jefferson, and
Harrison counties, assembled in Leesburg, Car
ro county. He asked that the memorial might
be read and laid ON the table. The memorial
lists object to the annexation of Texas, especially
as a saveholding State; they say that such
course would be perfidious to Mexico, an out
rage upon the free States, and perilous to the
Union.
M MILITARY ACADEMY.
On motion of Mr.. ALLEN, the vote on the
passage of this bill yesterday was reconsidered,
in order to give the Illinois Senators INSTRUCTED
by their Legislature to vote against it) an oppor.
tunlty 10 record tnelr VoteS. ue uiH was
passed by vote OF 81 to IL. .a
Mr.. PORTER, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, made report on the subject OF
canal round the Falls Of St. Mary, to connect
Lakes Huron and Superior
On motion of Mr.. TALLMADGE, 500 extra
copies Of this report were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. PORTER also submitted a resolution
calling on the Secretary of War for copy OF
Captain Duer's report on the working of cop
per ore.
the relief of the heirs of Christopher Miller was
ordered to be engrossed.
FoRTIFIcATIoN BILL.
This bill was then taken up, and Mr.. SEWER
moved to amend it by adding the following
items, viz. Forts Smith, Gibson, and Towson,
Arkansas, severally, 10000, 10000, and $4,000
dollars.
MIR. BARROW moved further to amend the
bill by giving $4,000, instead of 10000 dollars,
to Fort Livingston, Louisiana. This was the
amount estimated by the proper authorities, and
he knew not upon what peinciple it had been
cut down. Unless Fort Livingston, al Barrita-
ria, was completed, all the other forts in Louisi-
ana would be useless-this was the key to the
rest. Mr.. B. demanded the yeas and nays on
his amendment, and they were called, and stood
yeas IL, nays II.
Mr. B. then moved to amend by adding an
appropriation for Fort Jesup, which was entire
w left out, of 5000 dollars This amendment.
oso, was rejected, and the bill, as amended by
Mr.. Sewer, was ordered to be engrossed
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
brief discussion, in which Messrs. BREESE,
WHITE, and BUCHANAN took part, was had
upon the bill appropriatng certain sum for the
continuance Of the national road, but without
concluding anything upon it, the Senate ad-
journed.
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LANE g. TUCKER,

MT LANE & TUCKER,
LII ERCHANT TAILORS.-We have this day, d.
rect from New York, select and fashionable lot Of
Spring and Summer Goods to which most re-
spectfuy invite the attention of friends and the
public generally.
We have also received our Paris Fashions and we
are now fully prepared to serve all who may favor
us with their patronage to the best of our ability
ap 2-lm sI6
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m BO.NNETS, BON:NETS, BON:N'ETS
i HE advertiser has just received, direct from the
manufacturer, cases Of Bonnets, embracing every
style and quality, viz:
Florence braid birdseye, a new and beautiful ar
English Brilliants [tcle
DO Florence Pedal
Do Gimp
Florence braid, of extra quality
Devon braid and English split straw
Misses fancy Florence, Devon, and English straw
Together with many other styles that have never
been in market. l respectfully ask the citizens to
call and examine them, as l am able to sell lower
than any other person in the city, having the advan
tage of receiving them constantly from the manufac
turer. Also, very handsome Ribands to match.
Also, case Irish Linens, which will be sold very
cheap. JOHN WATERS.
North side Penn. avenue, Sd door east of 10th St
ap4-eo6t
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Ir The regular monthly meeting of the ISLAND
BENEFICIAL SOCIETY," Of the city of Washington, will
be held on this Thursday evening, at the usual
hour at the school house, corner of 10th street and
Maryland avenue, when every member is expected
to attend. BY order of the Secretary. ap4
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II THE NEW FASHION SUMMER HAT.
i HAVE just received and shall open 10 day this
entirely new fashioned and exceedingly pleasant
Summer Hat Also, few cases of Nutria Beaver,
Moleskin, Silk, Cashmere, Brush, and Russia Hats ;
which, notwithstanding their superior style, will be
sold at the present reduced prices.
E. G.. HANDY,
ap4-3t Between Gadsby's and Browns Hotels
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A bill to allow drawback on goods exported to
Canada and Santa Fe was reported by Mr.. PHE-
NIX, of N. Y, and referred to the Committee OF
the Whole
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IIAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS.--Just received
IL at the Washington Perfumery and Fancy Empo-
rium corner of Pennsy lvana Avenue and 10Th street,
an additional supply of Hair, Tooth, Nail and Sha-
wing BRUSHES.
Tuck, Side, Dressing, and Pocket COMBS.
Which now renders my assortment one Of the most
complete offered for sale in this District.
The public respectfully invited 10 call and en-
anime. JAMES CLEPHANE,
mar H. CorneF,of Penn. Az. and l2th ST.
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~ PERsEYERANcE FIRE CoMPANY.-A stated
meeting of the Company will be held this evening, at
O'Clock Punctual attendance is requested. ap4
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M OELLE DE BOEUF, or PURE OK MARROW,

MOBILE DE BOEUF, or PURE OK MARROW,
Hl with ten other ingredients, prepared from the
receipt of a celebrated French Chemist, by John n.
Gibbs Washington, for promoting the growth of the
hair, and identifying its appearance
]. HI. GIBBS has no hesitation in offering TINS 10
the public as the best preparation ever invented and
in almost every case where the hair IS falling on or
the head has become bald, it will restore the hair.
Persons whose hair is falling off from sickness and
other causes, or whose hair is turning grey, should
not fail to make trial Of it, as it will In all cases,
answer the purpose for which it is recepmended
For sale at j. H. GlbbSS Fancy store, fsnn-
site Centre market-and at the dressing room, Gads-
by's hotel. mar 22-lm
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RI A CARD. p

L HE subscriber, in consequence of heavy losses by
the credit system, has been induced to resolve on
selling hereafter Except to the Government Of
fees and public nstitutions) exclusively for cash. at
reduced prices; and to call again. most respectfully
but earnestly upon all persons indebted to him on
account of date prior to the present year, to call at
his store and settle the before the LIST of May
next, as all then remaining unadusted will without
distinction, be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection by compulsory means.
ap4-dlm VIM. FISCHER.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A JUST RECEIVED
n prime lot Of small Hams, for family use
Pickles and Catsups Of various kinds
Loaf sugar, double and single loaf
Fresh Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and
other Teas, of the best quality
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
Coffee Of every quality and price
Family flour Of the very best brand
Lard and Cheese and smoked beef
Together with complete assortment Of goods in
his line which will be sold at the very lowest prices
mar 3O-lm JOHN SEXSMITH.
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AUG TION SALES.
SALES THIS DAY.

SALES THIS DAY.
JEWELRY, AND GOODS THAT HAZE NOT
BEEN CALLED FOR AT FORMER SALES.
SIGNOR VITO VIII politely invites the attention
- of the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, and
its vicinity this evening, and positively for the last
time; being under the necessity of reselling several
small bills that have been purchased at former Sales
and not called for, together with handsome assort
ment of Jewelry, Head Dresses. Flutes, SC. Also,
a very superb rich Chandelier, with 10 lights; very
handsome large Marble Vases, suitable for church
or soda fountain; twenty-one day Clocks, suitable
for churches; gold patent-lever Watches.
Signor Vito Viii will feel grateful to his numerous
patrons to call as early possible for the articles
purchased at his sales, he is now packing his
goods to go to Richmond, and is under great ex-
pense for the ROOM w. MARSHALL,
ap4-lt Auctioneer.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND SADDLES, at
~ AUCTION.-On THIS Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, P. M, will sell in front of my store hand
some assortment of new and secondhand Carriages
Rockaways
2 square Carriages
2 Buggies
very superior Coachee. modern style
2 Coaches, suitable for private families or hacks
2 large square Wagons, suitable for market wagons
Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c. a
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
ap4-lt Auctioneer
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has on hand and for
IN sale, at Mr.. c. b. Calvert's Steam Saw.mill
near Bladensburg, and also near the Railroad Depot
Washington, large and general assortment of sea-
soned White Oak, Red Gum, and other timbers,
suitable for House framing, Millwrghts, Wheelrghts
SC. Also Axletrees Hubs, &C., seasoned and green
Planks for Wagons and Carts, &c. Also Maple and
Red Birch Beadstead Scantling from to inches
square. Also for sale at the Washington Railroad
Depot, from one to one hundred and fifty cords Of
Oak Wood, at "a per cord, delivered. Persons
wishing TO purchase, will please call on the sdbscrib-
er in Washington, near the Railroad Depot or leave
their orders at the Railroad Office of Mr.. L. Belt,
Bladensbmg, and they will be punctually attended to.
Also for sale, 600 gallons pure Cider Vinegar.
Terms Cash. J. CAHO, Agent for
mar 2l-dtml C. B. CALVERT.
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CITIZENS BALL,

FOR THE ERECTION OF "A LYCEUM HALL
THE members of the Metropolitan Lyceum, hav-
J. ing received the most iattering encouragement
from the citizens Of Washington, beg leave respect
fully to inform their friends and the public generally
that they will give Citizens Ball on Monday, April
piled for the erection of LyceUm Hall
AS the citizens of Washington well aware
there is not single edifce in the Metropolis of the
Union which is dedicated to the Of literature,
although sister city Of Alexandria can boast of
splendid hall, which has been erected by the gene
rous benfcence Of the citizens of that place and it
is therefore, with the utmost confidence that we rely
upon their aid and support in the praiseworthy un-
dertaking in which we engaged.
The ball will be under the entire control of the
Metropolitan Lyceum, and they pledge themselves
that nothing their part shall be wanting to give
satisfaction to all those who shall honor them with
their presence.
hnx heen selected az
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ap4--dts
BANK AND STEAMBOAT STOCKS, At AUG

BANK AND STEAMBOAT STOCKS 1T AUG
n TON
YIN Friday, the 10Th instant at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
we shall SELL at our auction store, by order OF the
Orphans Court, the following stocks belonging to
the estate of the late Joseph Johnson:
shares stock in steamboat Phenx
do in steam ferryboat Alexandra
2 do in steamboat Columbia
; do in steamboat Osceola
90 do in steamboat J. Johnson
do Navy Yard Bridge
do in Bank of Washington
81 do in Bank of Metropolis
ROBT w. DYER s. co.
ap4-dts Auctioneers.
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MASSACHUSETTS RESOLUTIONS.

MASSACHUSETTS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. ADAMS, of Mass, asked leave to make a
minority report from the select committee on the
Massachusetts resolutions. Mr.. A. said that il
had been agreed in committee that the members
should report individually. Mr.. Glmer, of Va.
before vacating his seat, made report, which was
laid on the table. He (Mr. Az now wished to
put in report for himself and the gentleman
from Ohio, Mr.. Giddings.) He moved that these
reports, together with that of Mr. Gilmer, and the
journal Of the committee, should be laid on the
table and printed.
Mr.. BURT, of S. c., said he could not consent
that the motion to print should be taken until the
report was read. He called for it's reading.
The Clerk, by direction of the Speaker, CON-
menced reading the report, but the volume of the
manuscript was so alarming, that he was at once
arrested by several members calling for postpone
Inent Of the matter, which otherwise would con-
sumo much time perhaps the whole day, already
assigned to other business.
Mr.. ADAMS SAID that it would take two hours
to have his report read, and probably as long to
hear each of the others, (Which he should insist
upon hearing read if his was,) some six or seven
in all He had no objection to the reading.
A great variety of propositions followed, some
being in favor of laying the subject on the table
finally, and others for postponement. The end
of the matter for to-day was, that MIR. J. r. IN
GERSOLL, of the same committee, made re-
port for himself and Mr.. G. DAVIS, of Ky.
Mr.. MORSE, of Me-. reported on his own &C
count, as also did Mr.. SAMPLE, of Indiana.
Mr.. ADAMS thought that all these reports
ought to be printed IF there was anything ex-
tremey presidential in his, there were antdotes
enough for it in the others but the house adopt
ed by vote of 100 to ID the resolution, which
declared that the amendment proposed by the
Massachusetts Legislature ought not to be re-
commended, and then postponed the question of
printing the reports.
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS.
The House then resumed the business for
which the day was set apart. The bill before
them was that authorizing the sale of reserved
mineral lands in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Mr.. HOGE of ILL.,, defended the bill with great
zeal. In the course of his remarks he took occa-
sion to refer to a call made in the early part of
the session by Southern members for an alliance
with the West, upon the ground that such con-
junction was natural and fit. This measure, Mr..
H. presumed, was merely where some Southern
measure was brought up for which Western aid
was desirable. II there was to be any such union,
it must be made in better faith than this. In the
course Of his remarks, which occupied an hour,
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MT BANK NOTE AND LOTTERY OFFICE.
NEW OFFICE JUST OPENED, where Lottery
Tickets are sold and Bank Notes disc ounted at
lhe lowest rates.
AHANDsoME SCHEME DRAWS ON SATURDAY:
$50, 900 Try the New Office, for luck it can't be
$4,000 beat
Bank Notes and Gold bought and sold at the low
est rates Of discount ss t
Citizens of Washington would do well to try the
New Office.
Counterfeit Detector edited and for sale by
THOMAS MANLY,
On Pennsylvania Avenue, sixth street, six doors
below Gadsby's Hotel. apr 2
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GRAND CONCERT AT APOLLO
HALL.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONL'

EDNEsDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND sATURDA
.apriL Sd, 4th, 5th, and 9Th.
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DEF TONGUE AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE.
ID A superior quality of the above just received
and for sale by ~ 3. HOLMES,
mar 27-3t & &" 7th street. s.
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90 paid SIX tstlngS N
Which we will have made up to order, in the best
style and shortest notice. Fits guaranteed in all
cases, and all we wish is for purchasers to favor US
with call We can assure them they will never
have cause to regret it, as know they not be
disappointed in cheapness and quality Of the goods.
ap2 HALL & BROTHER.
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Managers:
W. w. Seaton, +. w. Thomas,
r. c. Weghtman, Charles McNamee,
J. H. Bradley j. Holland,
VIM Campbell, James F. Halliday
James HI. Durham, o. Denham,
Charles s. Wallach, George Hbus,
John Boyle, E F. Buckingham
Committee of Arrangement
d. H. Durham, c. D. Bishop
H. T. Mickhum, F.W. Ecklof,
E. C. Eckloff, Thomas Cation,
VIM. B. Cole, ]. P. Freeman
There will be no bar. Refreshments for the gen
men on the most moderate terms
A sufficient number of servants having been en-
gagged no others will be admitted.
rs Tickets only 81 so (ample refreshments for
the ladies ncluded,) to be had from the Committee
of Arrangements, W. Fischer's, Buckinghams drug
store; Farquhar & Morgan, First Ward, and at the
door on the evening Of the ball. mar 19-2w
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HlHE JUNIUS TRACTS.-No 6, Democracy,
L Just received. Also, on hand No |. The Test,
or parties tried by their acts No. The Currency
No. 3. The Tariff Me- 4. Life Of Henry Clay; No.
S. Political Abolition
NOTICE-Committees clubs, and all persons de
srous Of obtaining these tracts are requested
their orders with remittance to R. FARNIIAN, cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, Wash.
ington, or to GREELY & McELRATH, Tribune
office, New York, who will promptly forward them
to any part of the Union, as may be directed. Re-
mittances by mall post paid or free, at the risk of
the proprietor Price for any of the series ~ SO
per 100 copies, or $40 per thousand. Postmasters
are authorized by law to make remittances under
their frank. r. FARNHAM,
ian 30 Bookseller, cor. 18th st. and Penn. Av.
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CODA WATER fresh from the fountain, at Gill
- MANS Drug Store. feb "a