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81 iiis aei providing fr iar .aie ofihe Maor,r,re
aai siaaasa, Guy Rai,foad; Which va. tcal ,he
Ire aue
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BEGINNING At rnE WRONG ENn IN,
Dear SAD one Of our iashaaasls .sl s. Iss.,. :
hsa soae through Preach Lam. Gree. $500
''n'"'' You mus bay hera srannar--aad cher
''''' ne0' @aiy 20 commence he, Enelas .lues.
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MEMOIR 0FHuNRY CLAY.

TINS rrEIi Cd o misfortune 90 Tho Fcl
try. boi the result ,yascals.I lf.o .rs..
Stances th3ae human rnI e..a aa
fofeseen TIC veto thc a.te. $ a.
hank hIi1ts.o .rno,s oI tic ue.osites
TIE desiuctar ar '4a uNst. 70 ~
hal heI8o4r rsr,s-- check d Ias.
had aaaa th.s5f.. u,, .he semau
efihs festr.etaa. c..a-t,. ct..~. n
the CURRENCY even aa b, l-2s .,,s..
seari, an Increase II rf,-,. .rer,,.e.
The Cost OF .r.....,,.. ..f
y The Increase o. ..u7o-,s i,,.- as,-..
uent o. o. uaaur,-,I..s Tls.bsl.#
ua9.fbtr.. -f..,ts..s
nfsei1res a.i..a.4
tra,ion. H,4 e'",'"
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e'~'d huN' ,As'eui ihe
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~ .'.ah a'1 cash ou'ies. s,l~r ar1la
VNe'p'e3 al onY Une itpn
~ -. NOR POSITION soa.8 then
oeea @ nPara'Ne'y good, and ~
hn"" "aeih p higher r. e
PER cent hon'a NaIuuiion am
go AHHAttH WI NANr hr.u rtf~t-a..r.
bat Frustrated my -
higae- rate n, n.~e,sI-, ~, .,,, b..
wrong IN AZ o.s.Ioe b., ,,.l,.l.s..,t.-,
after len YEAR ef.,h,. .,,,,..c,, .,,..,...,,...
iarf fa,laed lh,. cn,,,rc, 4, ..,....
y - .t4e,ed9o per cent b,r,c yal,s..,.,
an e4sh dates Ni.I be protection eooaes
for AL rvssof,r,,,-.. ,s,, ma. os,.l.i..1
4, New interests. liks .bat Of 81. cro,,
,us al The present time. NAV need
mora.
The oiher leaIlnr motive vhicb 10
aaeaced Nr Clay. IN The o,,irs. b,. tool
was he prevention of a civil war-aod
NJ trust there IS no man who Is DISPOSED
10 regard lais as a light or unworthy
consideration lis danger was immiaeni.
p Caro- ia eo'i rsty. aj.u ma-
TT Warning, io strike .to fn1K3 b.oN
ant, once commenced. taerc was NJ
reason l. inevitably have spread 70 The
oi4af Hern states, aad 51.hci oul
hetas ia o."od ans o1r nauonni name IA
70 aa5 rcs.t TAcr uca A3all
have 9soFei. BIZ 1y hose BOO aNeft i
anJ .of sue ess..'v ID ar ''.s. al TIA
day be ers.fr'. 81, He l.slIveI ,he
warm hso "' b4 .oD.@ members
--'HeIasiae hr Wooster. $50, thoug'
he opposed ihc aci' '1iI "oroN campt
, n.1'. - ''e ''''''e' DO i.et7S' o
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Governor Brgs., OF Massachusetts s.ot b. IN.
message TO The Les'la'ars If iasl SAT-. oa Ws5ao.
DAY She l0A instant. lt.i, ahls an wei NfHta
1'eame"L AMI gives aa ereajca a,s54al Of lie
dDanees Of ne SHE
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slohd Oh lfaaF OF shl $50 aere v.,,,e.i L,
'''''' OF N.'a a-3 faio. The of,no.f,i psn
''s .aasfe done. teens 20 have been tie bpN ,ns
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fsse.'ea n' ns'sf.al DANCE hrnelf-Pais cA,.s
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lie complaints were all heard aud cS- d"
smined an me President olihe Na.ion w
4 Bank n his rrptN. declutes ttnt the at
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.. MI WOO. Es4 II Can.nsaisus. m. p.e,sn,.5
oo' e'aies # tn NeN Tes,ansn,. to tho t,.n,,.l
.afY o. Mech a'ea and Trads.ren. n thl, CIV.
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PORT OF 7. WHEEL
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LATEST DATES
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q A WORD TO THE GENTLEMEN.
DAMUEL FOWLER, Merchant Tailor, Pen.

DANIUEL FOWLEt, NIcrCnant TAILOR, PGnnSyI-
vania avenue, between Sd and a. Streets invites the
attention of gentlemen to his Spring supplies Of
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings &c., of the latest
London and Paris styles, which he holds himself in
readiness to have made up in the most fashionable
and superior style Of workmanship at short notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
Grateful for past favors, the subscriber pledges
himself to spare no pains to satisfy those who may
favor him with CALL in the price, quality, and fit of
his garments
Also, on hand general variety Of gentemen's fur
nishing and fancy articles, such as
Scarfs, Cravats, Shirt Bosoms and Collars
Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks, Umbrellas, &C.
Gentlemen having to supply themselves with any,
10 call and examine his goods and price. before gur-
chasing. ap 22weodn .
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GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, AT THE AS
EVENING, APRIL 8, ls4i-Monseur p A DE
SAULES has the pleasure to inform the public that
he has made arrangements for splendid and bril-
liant tstc, at the Assembly Rooms, on Monday eve
ming, April 9th. The very liberal and fattering en-
couragement which his first Ball ELECTED is sure
guaranty that this will receive notice equally as ia
vorabe.
Mr. CHARLES HooPER will act as ballet master.
Tickets w. Ample refreshments will be furnished
the ladies.
sI|PTickets may be obtained at Farquhar & Nor
gan's drug store, Mr. Edward Simms's wine store, at
the Post Office Cafe, and at the door on the evening
of the Ball. mar 26-6t
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IF Anniversary of the Sons Of Temperance in
the District of Columbia, and great Temperance
Mass Meeting Crystal Fount and Harmony Divi.
sions, and all members of the order, in good stand
ing will meet at the hall of the Sons of Temperance
street, at o'clock P. NJ, the 9th inst and
in procession down to Al street, thence by way
Of Pennsylvania avenue to Georgetown, up Bridge
street to Market street, up Markett to Sd street,
Sd to High street, down Highto Bridge street, thence
to the Methodist Protestant Church on Congress ST.,
where the cold water army will organise at o'clock
The Hon. George s. Catlin, member of the order,
James Hoban Esq, and other eloquent champions in
the cause, will address the meeting Mr. John Ray
mond, member, will recte an ode to the Sons OF
Temperance.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
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The Sons OF TEMpERANcE.-This meritorious
institution will celebrate their anniversary this
evening at Z o'clock, in the Methodist Protestant
church in Georgetown. The different divisions
will assemble at their hall in C street in this
city; and move in procession to the church in
Georgetown, where they will be addressed by
the Hon. George S. Catlin, Of Connecticut, James
Hoban, Esq, Of our city, and "o,her eloquent
champions Of the cause"
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TWENTY.ElGHTH CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1874.
SENATE.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Senate did not sit to-day.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
A resolution was adopted closing all debate
upon the bill making appropriations for Western
harbors and rivers at 2 o'clock
Mr.. ID. L. SEYMOUR, of N. Y, member of
the Committee Of Ways and Means, made re-
port in his own behalf, on the tariff, of which the
House ordered the printing of 10000 extra CO.
pies.
Mr.. Seymour comes from Troy, N. Y, where
"with the lights now before Them" the people
do not think it safe to go for free trade in prac-
tice.
WESTERN INTERESTS.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, Mr.. BOYD, Of
KY, in the Chair, and took up this bill
Mr.. WHITE proposed that the general politi-
cal discussion of yesterday should be abandoned,
and that the brief time allowed should be devoted
to considering the merits of the bill.
The item Of $l80,O00 for the Improvement of
the Ohio river below the falls at Louisville, and
Of the Mississippi, Missouri Illinois, and Arkansas
rivers, was increased to $223,OO0.
AT this point Mr. Payne, of Ala, was about to
continue his political speech of yesterday, but
being strongly appealed to by some of his friends.
he desisted.l
A great many amendments for different objects
we're proposed, and among others, the friends Of
he Cumberland road desired to have this i'm
provement attached to the bill.
The bill which proposes appropriations in the
aggregate to the amount Of upwa 'ds of 100000
was taken out of committee at o'clock. The
greatest confusion prevailed while in Committee,
and many amendments were offered merely for
Buncombe Some one opposed to the bill SUBJ
mitted an amendment appropriating 100000 for
improving the natural bridge in Rockbrdge coun-
ty, Virginia.
An off do tn alto hash
(the same reported last Congtess) to this bill, but
without success.
An appropriation for the Cumberland road
(Which some one proposed should be extended to
Oregon y was rejected
When the bill came into the House the pre-
vious question was moved upon it, but
Mr.. HARRISON, of GA, assuming that no.
body knew anything about the bill, moved an ad-
journment, which. on division, was carried.
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TN FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING
L ADDITION to my former stock, l am now
adding many very new and desirable goods in my
line, Of the most modern style and finish, any of
which shall be pleased to furnish to my usual GUS
toners, well the public atlarge, at such prices
(made in my usual style) as will compare advanta-
geously with any sold in this CITY, My stock in part
consists Of
Super and medium English and French Cloths,
Cassimeres and vestings, generally assorted; the
fancy styles in the lot Of the most modern pat
terms
Drillings, Coatings, Umbrellas, Scarfs, Cravats,
Hose, Suspenders. Gloves, &c.
With large lot Of gentlemen's under garments Of
all kinds
Also, Dressing Robes, of various patterns.
With many other articles in my way, which shall
be happy to exhibit to all desiring articles Of the kind
The quality of all goods warranted as represented.
JOSEPH H. DANIEL,
Merchant Tailor,
ap2-lm few doors west of Browns Hotel.
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A CARD.

IN "A CARD
i HE subscriber, in consequence of heavy losses by
the credit system, has been induced to resolve on
selling hereafter Except as TO the Government Of
fees and public institutions) 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 officer for
collection by compulsory means
ap4-dlm WAL FISCHER.
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C1GARs.-Our friend WINTER (sign of Jim
Crow announces the receipt Of some of the eel
ebrated Werner" brand, which we are inclined
to think (having tried them) will soon drive
Victoria, Constantia, and other heretofore favor
lite brands, into the shade. See his advertise
ment.
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EASTER MoNpAY.-Two balls will come off
to-night-one at Carusi's saloon, for the benefit
of the Metropolitan Lyceum; and the other,
Fancy Dress Ball. at the Assembly rooms.
goodly portion Of the beauty Of the city will be
present at these festivities, and the managers
are sparing no exertions for the qualification Of
their guests.
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DIED..

DIED.
On the 9Th inst, after protracted illness, WILL
LIAM M. WALLING, in the 37th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
his funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock, p.
M, from his late residence, corner Of 18th and D
streets
Frederick (Md) papers please copy.
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MOBILE DE BOEUF, or PURE OK MARROW,
lu with ten other ingredients, prepared from the
Gibbs Washington, for promoting the growth Of the
hair, and identifying its appearance.
J. HI. GIBBS has no hesitation in offering this to
the public as the best preparation invented, and
in almost every whore the hair is falling off,
the head has become bald it will restore the hair
Persons whose hair is falling of from sickness and
other causes, whose hair is turning grey, should
not fail to make trial of it, it will in all cases,
answer the purpose for which it is recommended.
For sale at ]. HI. GIBBS'S Fancy Store, Penn
Site Centre market-and at the dressing room, Gads-
by's hotel. mar 22-lm
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AUCTION SALES.


- So w. - = D& - W.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF IMPROVED
n and OTHER PROPERTY
ON Friday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, r. NJ, we
shall sell the following property by order of the Or.
Phsns Court belonging to the estate Of the late Capt.
Joseph Johnson
Lot No. !, in square No. 664, and improvements,
situated on and streets, on the Point near the
Eastern Branch. The improvements consist of q
large two-story brick dwelling house, possessing eve-
ry convenience for the accommodation of q large
family, with smoke house, milk cellar and corn crib
Lot No. j. in square east of square 664 on street,
east of street. running to the channel Of the Eastern
Branch. He
Half Of Lot 10, in square 600, and Improvements,
situated on street, near the Eastern Branch. The
improvements are small frame dweIling-house
Lot No 2, square 662, corner of ] and streets
Do 4, do COZ, on ed street.
Do 10, do 6O9, on LIST street.
Half lot l, do ego, on south Capitol street.
Part Of lot IT, do ITO, situated on Sd street, be-
tween M and streets, with the improvements,
which are a small frame dwelng-house.
And a lot in square 906, fronting IS feet on tn
street, near the Navy Yard, without the improve
ments.
The sale to take place on the premises, commence
ing with lot No. l. in square No 664. Terms of sale
cash. JAMES JOHNSON,
HI. D. GUNNELL,
Administrators.
r. DYER & CO.
ap4-dts Auctioneers.
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m SPRING SUPPLIES, JUST RECEIVED.
i HE undersigned has receivnd from the northern
markets large and general assortment Of new and
reasonable goods, consisting, in part, as follows
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Rich Balzarines, worsted
French Lace Muslins
Grape Teasans
French Lawns and Chintzes
Olean watered Silks, Al cents per yard
Figured and Plaid Silks, from SO to IS cts. do
Rich Pink and Blue watered Silks.
MOURNING GOODS.
Blue black Alpaccas aud Bombazins
do Moussenes
Black and White Ginghams and Chintzes
do and Lead Razarines
do and Blue black Grapes
do Olean Scarfs
sHAwLs, SC.
Plain and figured silk Shawls
Rich embroidered Thibet do
do do Mousseline de Lame do
do Berege scarfs
do do Shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Fine Jaconet and Cambria Muslins
Lace, stripe. and plaid do
Swiss and Book Muslins
Super Diapers and rablecloths
Very superior Irish Linens
Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Super Manchester and Earlston Ginghams
200 doz. white and colored Cotton Hose. assorted
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Blueblack and coored Cloths
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
Rich Merino and Marseilles Vestings
Gum elastic and Net Suspenders
Scarfs, Stocks, and Gloves.
DOMESTICS
Brown Sheeting and Shifting Cotton,
Bleached do do do
Pentz Checks and Plaid Cottons
Bed Tickings Osnaburgs
Twilled Cottons and Blue Jeans
Cotton Stripe and Drillings.
TOGETHER WITH
White Cotton Fringes
Gimp and Silk Frnges
Kid and Net Gloves, for Ladies
Gents superior Silk, Thread and Cotton Gloves
With almost every article usually kept in Dry
Goods Store, all of which will be sold at very re-
duced prices The public generally are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves.
VIM. M. PERRY,
Cd door west Of 7th street, and opposite
ap6-6t Centre Market
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ap8-Iw

Inn TOBACCO. TOBACCO, TOBACCO!
IUU BOXES manufactured Tobacco, at factory
prizes.
50 boxes Cavendsh, from to 81 cts.
SO do small Plug, from 10 to l3 cts.
The undersigned pledges himself to sell the above
at factory prices and ne assures the public that his
tobacco is equal to any in the District of Columbia,
and certainly less in price, and he is exclusively
in the tobacco and cigar business it is to be expected
that he will sell goods as cheap any one in any
city in the Union. w. Fl. WINTER,
apS-lw East of Gadsby's, sign of Jim Crow.
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wv invite the attention of Gentlemen to our pre-
w sent unusually choice assortment of Beaver,
Cashmere, Moleskin, and Brush Hats, Of our ad-
mred Spring model" These hats have been man
ufactured with special regard to comfort-being
very light and easy to the head. We have also re-
ceived part of our stock of SUMMER HATS, viz +:
White and Pearl Cashmere, Panama, Florence
Braid, Palm Leaf, &c., &c.
Also, Children's Tarleton Hats and Summer Caps,
both new articles.
Country dealers, as usual supplied upon liberal
terms. q. FISH & co.
ap6-3tif Fashionable Hatters, Browns hotel.
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ETHIOPIAN VocALlsTs 1t will be seen by the
announcement in the papers of to-day. that these
popular singers, encouraged by their success,
will remain with us for three nights longer.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WaSHLN'GTOvN, d. c.,
A ND PARTICULARLY TO THE DEALERS
n IN STONE WARE.--As there has been a
report put in circulation by some spiteful person,
calculated to injure me in my misunderstanding me
with selling Stone Ware in the Washington market,
infamous SANDER deny all connection, either d.
rectly or indirectly, with the matter, come from
what source it may f. BURNETT,
ap 6-3t Stone Ware Manufacturer.