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PAHxr TIh s.,iG..sATyRDAY EVENING JAM sth
FLEURs by ~ Danseose, eNmmsnce a"ih-rAs DEE
p, TO ss is,iossd By PopiISas TIE aUEsTIoN-Mr
To be = 'o~ea by POLKA PAisASE,A by "a Danseu.e,
r. WHICH will be sddsd FORTY AND FlFrY-Mr Lii
Ia Es NXs sS
Afsr which, MY NEIeHBoRs wlFE-xr sou.ron
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sa: it, Z: S,vv
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rae ST TH %%vDsa JOSE ss
T1ssss NJ Hsda@.y; i.ssnSs
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' a$:'ie' 'i i SUE
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NJ %aeSs bo %n ss9rh Mn
Alter Shieh, FASHIONABLE ARpIvALs-Ni. Mr.
"fs' sks ' lHsfsoSs Harris. H
Toso%sisds with Ms" HiEv MAKINaNchola. Dove
p g,,: sSse 'e9: ;: SppSI So1e. g ss
Doors OPEN hall pass O'clock: curtain rsos a,7
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
evening" I y Sha%S. S Italian
op''' p WI uF R'GtaIA Is of Donne
Dramdtist Persona.
Linda. .Sigaorina Clio de Barli
flerotto. SlKDOIa Rosni fico
Msgdaiene, mother OF Linda. .Sguorl II. Phillips
viscount -irval. Slgnor g. Benedetti.
Anthony, father of Linda. Signor f. Bsne veutano
Marquis Of Boisfleu .Signor A sanqurco
Ma tistarts. ....................S Eucr L. Martini
administrator .Siguor Benefit Riese!
Maestro attached the Company. Sgnor
Leader of the Orchestra. Signor Michele Rapetti
Chorus Director. ................Mr.H II. G. Besmes
Prompter. ....... ..Signor Marozz
Stage Manager. .............. .Sg Benefit Riese.
Opera Books nay DO ha | at the Box Office.
lst tier Boxes aud fsrqueue. ...........S 90
Private bo1s, fSr persons. ............... u 90
Seats can be secured the box Office from 10 A. NJ till
o'clock, p. NJ. daily
Performance to commence TX. Doors open o'clock
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
,,,ui hSE4s CO..
TIE ne dd sjief Or ' Io5s
r r.iS%an Chef ..ths Twp + MI ME:
Esi Sas Fi s"i.
Fisi q e Rs5n.b B. Carroll and MSsfsIj
Comic Dittles. ;;.....; =. 8. Lathtop
Horseimanshlp. Master Juan hem,ndez
~ Pe saSs az. G{ the I horse MayEy
COMPANY nn.! p,, ,,x p
3 II s:i': is;i ss'i
Door, oven sta o'clock, Performance *
precisely. jar
II T. s SUHrON. Manager and Lessee.
- Thi; theatre ha; been thoroughly rsdseossd Il
The most gqgeous'tye and the beautiful Thea
s4T EhHSgIr f vi Ns; sg 5sa s;A.
IN "ff HSfHt'' r Vs'Si Of
Su%se MI NJ B hsSa
PmS%. ..."......... Mr. Burke
Ssaa. III as sss
To soaeiudewiii =, RSi';l.;oiits drama Of tn.
30la Tiow. Mr. Burke
On ia.sday, mir. Wood. Benefit: ''''' DD'-'
E"AASNN .S,u 81 tn ~. fHI T. AgEtFh!A
MIR FOkRE.T'5 SIXTH NIGHT.
SATURDAY EVENING, January 9, I847,
VIII be performed the { agedy Of
METAMORA;
iOr, the Last Vf the Wampanoags.
WjI; ! f S;i s::'''
After which the adnired play OF
- WA Till.
Mss!: Mis-. sl.d Forrest
On Mondtv, Mr. Forrest in fsvorite ch-rac'er.
LHLSNUI oInEEr THEA LIE,
PHILADELPHIA.
TsShE Subscriber having leased the above ma es
,hsrnent offer the rent by the nigh, week
luntlt their from the south the LIST March
tn rafticul1s be obtained Of Mr. ert
the i.ssses the box office esry morning. beweea the
hours II aud " A addressed
Mr. Dilmore, postpaid, or they will not be ended 10
Jj;f gbz SEGUlS FRAZER
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NOTICE.
DHICE REDUCED TO Is CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Bsldnsss aud Grey HairA desirable article
for the toilet. The Tcopherous Medicaed Compound 10
acknowledged by all who have used IT, be
and most etn article Inst has been inverted Thou
sands have proclaimed aud bore value and flea
cy eyents sdnes sstores the hair that has aen of
become thin keeps the hair from becoming and
moves dandfuf scurf SC. Ii is particularly
TO the ladies' II only ceses the hair but gives
and brnncy which be surp Ased Prepared
sold by a. G. BARRY artist IN hsr No. lag Broadway
I'm
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Navigation OF tn. ohio River.
ESONE Y MARK ET.

The stock market remains without any material alter
considerable extent Ohio os Pennsyl vana SIS Read.
ing Bonds Harlem, and Norwich and Worcester closed
hrm OF Yesterdays prices vcksburg went up % per
cent; Morris Canal 4 Canton X; Reading n {; Erie
Railroad old stock fell of per cent The probability
Of change in the Board of Directors of the Erie Rail
road Company being made in consequence of the course
the present board has pursued in relation payment
OF interest on the consolidated stock of the company
had tendency to depre the market price of that stock
There 10 doubt but that the holders of the new stock
will act very decidedly upon this point as part of the
new capital stock will be required to pay whatever in
terest paid the old stock and is for their interest
to make such changes in the Board of Directors as will
ensure repeal Of that resolution.
The suit which has been going on for some DAYS in
the defendants has been decided in its favor thus
confirming the legality oft transfer by the officers of
the company Of tho stock in exchange bonds but the
plaintiff has another chance in suit against the company
for damages.
The Morris County Bank has declared dividend of
three per cent
The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad for
fhe month of December, were as follows:-
MACON AND WEsrERN RAILROAD.
rre'Rht. Sql0 70
Passengers and mail. INSTRUMENTATION. 1855 %
$I2l0 o.
Receipts for November. ............. 9 304 80
Increass equal to 80 per cent. 49,. s2.7s7 Is
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Apcyss,s aUrsUn.
ACOB s PLATT. Auc,ionee
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, sc.
" FESNEY'5 Tallyho Rsz,rs
n Iohn INNER & SO., warranted Nesdles

u John Rimmer Sous warranted Needles
Wilson Il Southern's eles ant Table Cutey
X. y Stenton's fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which together with saws, Edge Tools Scythes. and
ether list goods held for SALE the psde mnnufac
turers' account by s, SrENTON.
Foreign Hardware Commission AS ent,
"a Maiden laae up stairs.
Orders solicited from the trade for the above goods the
usual nanuiacturers' terms, (no sommssion.)
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CHARLES A KENIISH.
Late Of q. q. Stoppani's Baths.)
And Company
BILLIARD SALOON,

ATiI3 BROADWAY.
~, Up Sfdirs Entrance "A Lispenari st.
They respectfully invite their friends public
-, to give them call
hey particularly call attention to their Billiard Tables
which are OF the latest Improvements and their Wines
choicest brands. 1922 ~ - ~
EHAhLEs a. krNTisH, JOHN GiLLu.
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NUNNS & FISCHERZ
WOULD call the attention Of their friends the public
~ their Mandatory and Wareroom. ITO Greenwich
70 examine their assortment OF Piano Fores. They
are the mort fashionable and newest patterns.
n b. Pianos with Coleman's Patent Aeian Attachm ant
d28 Srh ' ->N~ ~>sSA~'A'AoA''
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-FlETH SEASON--
The public and the subscribe respectfully inform
ed that the Second Concert Of the will place at
the Apo 10 Rooms on Saturday, Janusryo, 1876.
Subscr ptions Tor the three concerts emitting
the to four tickets each the
ST jre Of Scha fenterg Luis. BY order
j. l.. ENSIGN, Secretary,
tits Sa'Tu X TIL re- Houston
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'EHE PIANO taught on very moderate TENS by Lady
who undetaL ds The science aud who under
tkesty mpar To her pupils perfect knowl theory
with the greatest faculty. Terms, dollar, per
LINE addressed to Music" the Office Of paper shall
RtteDdedto i2p irninssrc
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The sudden death of George L. Lowden, esq, grand
nephew of Commodore Paul Jones, which took place IN
this city few days ago, event deeply depored by
his numerous friends II will be remembered that the bill
for the relief Of the heirs of Paul Jones, of whom
was Mr. Lowden, which passed both houses of the last
Congress the last night OF the late session lost on
the floor of the Senate by the messenger before it had
received the Presidents approval which would have
obtained had il been presented in time. Mr. Lowden,
after having abored for years induce Congress to grant
this of justice, found his object. when the
eve of consummaton, defeated by accident; still he
bore up manfuy against adverse circumstances and left
Washington in comparatively good health and spirits
Almost Immediately upon his arrival IN this city. how
ever he took sick and died in few days 1t is to be
hoped that the Congress will not hesitate render
Justice to the claim for which he labored so long
philadelphia PennSVuanidn.
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Important Sale,

WE OhIHahlNfa ohNACE, win evening d'eto
4 acres OF lahu' containing IRON ore, wen WOODED IN
lures patterns, STOCK, steam engine eisnhonse, cuPoS,
oacksniths tools, @c @c with everything requisite Tor
complete IRON manufacturing csablishmen.-on Tues
day, June ist ioI, VIII be sold at public auction on tue
premises That highly valuable property known as me oab-
ariie Furnace win all the land attached hefeto Ntures
patterns, stock, &c, NC, together with the dwelling and
outoses forming us whole complete iron nanuacn!-
ring establishment win neat and desirable amiy resi-
dence attached, and situated IN country as unquestona-
bly, henitny as any other IN INC Union Inc principal c7
embraced IN INC proposed sale are as ioioWs 90
The Catharne Furnace location IN the county OF SPo
syvnna STATE OF virginia 10 miles rom the town oil FRED,
.; 49, ,io loi %" ''P '"i'PNo i ~
coT r Esp s,Jfo 'ofe Is T., MI, ,t.c J.; 49, - ,ss,
Il % a., III On go -, ~ H., 49, IN a, ,or,,s ,I,,
in,van ,u4 ) eras t " ~ '' ~ - -
e. s,'n hassa IN e., ,aa so co, a, Nth , sh.l ~,
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Iro BE coNrINIrEp.l
nv n. IN. DYEJ, .guclionecr.

NALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTiON.-on Tuesday, tn,
18TH OF April at hapa o'clock, p M, shall sell N
square No. 2JT
Lots Nos. A, b, D. T., F, G, !, X, p and @. Lots Z;
f. u and N, front each 81 ON 18th street west 81
run back l07 feet to l0oot alley. Lots A. B. T., and !
front each rs feet, and back I5 feet l7oot alley
These lots very desrably located, being in the in
dn,e vicinity OF the contemplated Smithsonian Institution
Terms at sale. X. w DYER,
Mar 3O-eoINds AucttnnprT
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Ry n. GREEN. .yr,foneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
saturday. the 10th inst, shall sell on premises ai
clock p m, lot No. in subdivision of square No "
situated AT tue corner of 9Th and streets containing 2
suae ieet and beautiful location for private residence
or place of business
Also lot No T. in square No J55 situated Mt the corner
IL and I'd streets, in rapidly improving part the city,
Terms; One-thiIi cash balance in six and twelVe
months for notes bearing interest deed given and
deed o, trust taken Title good. A. GREEN,
April 7-3t Auctioneer.
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From the N. Y. Z

The result OF the election in Connecticut has been in
favor of the wing ticket
The new State officers elect are Hon. Clark Bsse OF
Fairfield county, governors Charles j. McCurdy, of New
London county, lieutenant governor John b. Robertson
secretary of State; Joseph B. Gilbert treasurer, and Abb
jah Catlin, comptroller.
The members of the last Congress elected as fol-
lows
LIST district, Hartford and "Reminiscences Dixon
I'd. New Haven and Middlesex--Samue d. Hubbard
3D. New London and Windham-John A. Rockwell.
4ih Litchied and Fairfeld--Truman Smith.
The wings will also have small majority in both
branches OF the Legislature, if we may Judge by the pres
ent returns
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Correspondence of the Evening Post
DEMOCRAT OFEcE, New London, April 6, 1917.

Our polls have just closed. There no choice for
representatives yesterday, and had il again to-
day The result is the election of democrat and one
wing TO the Legislature. The town is generally demo-
cratic by about 50 60 majority; but there have been
many local questions which have cut up and among
them, the railroad question. 1t is in contemplation TO APP
ply TO the legislature for charter of railroad between
here and Norwich.
The mail closes before the Norwich boat gets in but
you will have her news this morning.
must not forget 10 say that have carried sena-
tor in the 18th senatorial district Ephraim Williams,
esq, of Stoningon, elected by five majority. Stonng-
ton, generally gives $50 wing majority. This is great
victory for the 18th district, extraordinary measures
were used to defeat Mr.. Williams
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YyousE AVID IoT AT AUCrIoy.-c

TTOUsE AND LOT AT AUCrION.-On Monday, the
Il 18th inst, o'clock, p m, shall sell in front Of the
premises half of lot No. G. in square No 256 with the inn
provenent which good frame house. The lot fronts y
feet inches l3 street. and runs back 72s feet between
ID and
Terms of half cash balance in equal payments
three and months tor notes satisfactorily secured bear
ing interest. X w. DYER, Auctoneer.
April I'D
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Ry ~. ~. DYER. .7aciionoer.

T1JaAME HOUSE AT AUCTlON.--On Saturday evening
next o'clock, shall SELL in front Of the premises,
the frame house and shed the of 10Th and +
Streets recently occupied by the late William Lamb
grocery store TO be removed six days alter the sale
Terms of sale credit OF sixty days for note satislacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
ApriT-1ta X. w. DYER, Auctl onccr.
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ny n. GREEN. .zxe,topcsr.

virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court OF Washing
= Ton county, D. Co. passed on the 9Th July last and coz
ngmed by the Circuit Court d. c. for said county, shan
e NJ pubic auction, to the highest bidder, unm
PoNeo 5eai estate In tue city of Washington, 10 wit A
ot NO 80 In square No l27 and part of lot No 81 IN sac
square, being 18th street, near the residence Of Mrs
hac9mb Sale 10 take place Monday the 18th day Oh
April next. nj o'clock, D. IN.
Terms; One-iourth cash the residue in three equal pay
mens OF six, twelve, and eighteen months from SALE WIN
interest on notes satisfac iorly endorsed.
SARAH VOORHEES,, Guardian
April 6-db A GREEN, Auetioneer.
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DIED,

Aier n long and protacted Illness Wednesday
ing the 9TH instant, his residence this city, JIM the
79 year OF his age JESSE BROWN, the well known aud
popular proprietor Of the Indian Queen HOTEL for the last
twcnty-six years.
His friends respectfully invited attend his funeral
tomorrow halfpast IL O'Clock from the hotel.
Suddenly, with apopexy the 3oth ult, at his resi-
dcnce Auburn, Loudoun county, Virginia, AR1SS BUCh-
NER, Esq., in the 10th year of his age, after long and
protracted Illness.
Mr. Buckner was the Oldest acting magistrate in Lou
doun county, and gentleman of high respectabity.
alexandra Gazette viii please copy
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THE UNION.
From Buenos Ayres.

We have received copy of the British Packet and
Argentine News" published at Buenos Ayres, on the
10th January, and lay the following extract before
readers
Another page to be added to the " Tables Of Blood
of the Anglo-French Intervention. Official was
received yesterday, OF the recapture OF the OF Sto
by the forces OF the legal government under the command
OF General SeFvando Gomez. The action lasted nearly
whole day. The loss OF the enemy in killed and wound
ed and prisoners was very great Their commander,
Colonel Blanco, is numbered among the slain. The
mander OF the garrisonl6 officers and 3il num-
beattemped 10 escape down the river IN the small craft
lying in the port but intercepted by the Enerlan
troops under the command of Colonel Urdinarrain and
all made prisoners. Wormwood for the peacemak ers"
AT the same time very gratifying intelligence was re-
ceived from Corrientes. conspiracy against the gov
eminent had been discovered and the authors punished
General Nadariaga understood TO be disposed to
agree the modification OF the arrangement concluded be-
wsen him and General Urquza required by the general
government; and this giving offence to small number
OF turbulent military, they attempted to overthrow him
1t appears that the Coenno government had refused to
allow the British barque Holyarood, and French brig
Courier de la Seine Inferiere To depart without
press orders from General Rosas anthey had failed to
avail themselves of the special permission granted mme
atey after the arrival OF Mr. Hood.
General UrQuiza, on learning the advance of Rivera
upon Paysandu ordered the divisions Lagos and Hdago
to to the Banda Oriental which appears TO
have not little disconnected the plans OF the rebel
bandit.
"The Riverisas, ay and Messrs. Ouseley and Deliu
dis too had ondy hattered themselves that they should
secure the naction of General Urquza by making him
the dazzling oier OF becoming arblter between the Mon
tevdeo intrusive government and President Orbe, whilst
they strained every in order to obtain footing in
the country But if their decetfu proestatons for
moment credited their rash precipitation has at once
dlspeled the deuson.
lt is understood that Rivera had written General Ur
quiza in very lmplorirg and bypocrca manner and
that the latter returned him conceived in such
terms were likely to cut the correspondence short"
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VENEzuELA-The brig Columbia, at this port brings
Caracas papers TO the 9th u but particular advces,
excepting that the President, Gen Jose Tadeo Mon
agas of the republic of Venezuela, had arrived at that
capital and had selected for his cabinet Dr. Angel Quin
ero, Secretary of the Home Department and OF Justice
Miguel Herrera Secretary of the Treasury and of For
eign Relatons General Jose Maria Carreno, Secretary
of War and Marine.
These gentlemen said 10 be of great energy of
character, and well suited 10 the somewhat unsettled
administration, and popular that there remains no
doubt that the tranquility of the country ecently dis
turbed) will be preserved.-Batt. american.
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Toulon, Temp, IS cts; r, c Nelson Brownsvle. T.
) 90; 4. Oldham. Chestnut Bluff, Tenn, 500 w
o WsshaSGn John p More 20 e Ma K b. b?Sy
G. Hickman, Kirby Pa, 100; Sam'l Haynes Masony
Ky, 200 ,,
]. s. Yanell, Williamson, N. c., ioo; VIM Rode
Williamson, N. G., 200; Robert LsnieI, WiliamSoo
s.s sq a Bridge n@f1 c. co. Os oa so OWN
| G., 400; Robert H. Spindle Washington, Va, 200; n,
Ransy. A APP s Fa, 500 s p hanel Mt viii
va Va 400; Robert GLASGOW, Lexington, W., 200; II
| ron Va. 200; S w. Shackleiord, j. w Compton n
Gehrisi, and John F. Ligh,oo, coarland, Alq Il An
sss M9q B"s AN New S"H york Gss' 5a A
Palmer, Chandler Eastman, Edward Holt Charles NJ
ppd NJ Wood%an Ese1s oi0 Me- Fod 1919 seao
Blue Stone, Va, 100 George Cline, b T Myers and
eSj ~ Ms Tsnn iSc Thomas } Moore Da c
Tenn $50; james W. .Galb,eath, lIendersons i
Tenn, 100; John Beal, Hendersor's Mills, Tenn,
Gis Ms',f MILE Tsqs s dSE ' oa
Tean 1906 John hieArs, neudersoo's Mlls, Tenn
W F. Strange, Charlotte, n. C., 90; +. W Newton,
ton Mass io9 John P P &C chs y 8
ion s c. 500; G. Williams, Washington ND, b. c. i Lon
" Jaaaara 90 So ns@6 i Randolph, Danvc Kv
Charles Marsieller, Cas-, Ia, ,l6o; benjamin cns
a So 4 fsaSy Casa Cast S 4ho s1 cs
Cas-, la, 100; W. Bryant, Cas-, Ia, $50; v. joa
= y Rsyab H ,,, IA bo1 iacah ~ e.
Joseph b scott John S, Black, james Long, and Tho
Nv rhoos so e. soo Rev f nr sanS imo
kentucky, zoo; J. Goding, French Greek, New i
i@ @wa,ey, h't on u Tgn"' %
s s"i Which, sI'9 hen and IL AbG Hc9 ornsan a
"nhM5 Nsa a va a BaaIa RsyG j.
Va W. ashinno, ' - G. 800 pr M p Sh rso IA +,
Vile Nv ZOO; G. r. sullivan, Lanrsns C. IL { ro Pa
G {Gha W Tnfsr G Ss Capt VIM
Janu@yy p, isi2-J. B. Bradford, Lipp,. R Il
La@ar~s 6ranaeville Pa, 200; VIM T. c.' Wynn "
% aoG VA 400 Dr. Ii 5 e q cel,6
Us sl o. sss James a" o s' a Co.
ma" mas Gose n aos 5o9 B. W RaI Ma1F s
,noEs, L2' ;, H. olEeh, New p Go9engen 0hio 2a
T Fl s EIwards ond D. N Conkn Am mao NJ sN
600 81 Knight hie ASa y Y aoo P Epsy
Az Gvo r. co.. 'sf A W"o G i av6o H. W9o
Morton, Avon, q, lso; \ TS%sel, Avon, g, iSesa
Fa m avon srad;r D. E TeIe4 her. CSm
So ja % s W. Bawne Adsy GoisH t
M 20 G,,;cL a. Aid Va w 'y IL, 1,i' u.s. "
~ TO- eo' Gu nn i' rs 49, ", ilaIei ooS9
lo lem III noV yGsnna lark So o Isnn ~
o,.9,a I'LL ILL., ~, Ia, A Rs aoo oo w. nav
oo; Stephen DAVIS bruce Iown' Va, LOO 7. Bad4
Iohcofaih' lehh' Zoo; 1ofdon H. Walker Laurencebut
January ~ ieH James Mccoy, John Mckay, John
baty 1ohn heller, and j. Boyer Middebourne, Va so
sen's = Eage MGh, ~ r. Bright hnsr
~ -, zoo; ~ " Bradley, i-iIchfied, CT, 90 M WISE
bnf,y, ST., - Pufiy, IT, Jon keid, and Wise and Mle
Bridsewater Va, 800; Samuel Morris, Maryland Lin
M M Irh, ~ ~ 10y ~ roit !" ashns,oh' h AK ~
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GREAT Events described by great Historians,
NJ and by other distinguished writers Collected, and IN
part translated, by Francis Lieber volume, lsI
April 6-9 r. TAYLOR
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OFFICIAL.

DErARrMEyr STATE, April Sth, 1917.
Information has been received from +. Gardner, esq,
Consul OF the United States for the Cape Verd Islands,
the death OF Jonathan Sheldon of sbug Schenecta
dy county, New York. captain OF the ship Coral OF New
bedford the 22d Of January last.
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POLITICAL.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Of April 6.

From the Richmond Enquirer OF hPrno'
We cordially commend the earnest and eioqueh' APP
peal of Jefferson Of $500" to every rePueio"' n .ue
State Is words of wisdom and patriotism fall from the
pen Of distinguished republican, who has been crowned
BY Virginia with high honors. Never did his advice
come more seasonaby than at the present tme when the
federal party are making desperate struggle Tor sue
cess. rt.
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L1OR sALE-A valuable family horse Inquire the
Il livery stable of Abbot, G street, near 18Th.
Mar loft
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HER BRrrASNfc MAJEsrYs LEGATION
Washington, April 7, 1871.
A LII persons having any demand upon the under
signed, her Britannia Maestys minister. requested
p send IN Their without delay he Is about 10
leave Washington for time.
April 7-Staw2w X. PAKENIiAM.
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\ TADAmIr A. BnNEDICr, OF New York, respectfuIi

n TADAuIs A. BENEDICT OF New York, respectfully
Nl ladies Washington and its vicinity, that
She has Just arrived with splendid assortment of Paris
millinery which has arrived by the Argo. She has large
assortment of iauchons caps unersleeves, manas in
silk and others of styles, and dresses OF differ
ent styles Also variety OF suitable articles for mourning
The opening goods will take place O'Clock
Friday the 9Th April.
The store Pennsylvania avenue, two doors east oil
St Charles Hotel. April S--eodiw~
ArfpHLET Laws Last session.-1he ublcriber ha
J. ing purchased the surplus edition of the laws &c, OF
snle.
The trade supplied the usual discount.
WIN. BAYLY Pennsylvania avenue,
April Std between llth and 18th streets,
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MRS }. b. Hills win open spring millinery on Sat-
1Vl urday, April TO- at 10 O'Clock. The ladies invited
examine her goods at her millinery establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th streets, nme
darey opposite Walter Harpers dry goods store. ,,
April 7-3tds
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N. Il. There is now, the bank mt the Cathane Fur
nace pig iron, OF the blast OF 1886
(which will be sold TO the purchaser OF the prop
erty who may desire immediate operations
March II. lJly-tlItcptd