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FRESH ARTICLES.

IMPERIAL Prunes in email glass kegs; extra quail
4 lily new hleme Figs in small boxes; bunch j.. i.
SINS, very hne; Cox's English Shred Geatines-
French Imperial Gelatnes in ,hrei and rolls these
deaines are perhaps superior to any article Of the
kind ever introduced in this city; French and Eng
ish directions furnished; hermetricay sealed Fruit;
pure Extract of Tomato, Sardines, Fresh oIive Oil
IN TASKS and bottles. Sap Sage Cheese English dairy
DO, Je!lies Of all kinds, Saddles, Firth Ross best
London Mustard, put up in metal. very superior
French and American do. Of all kinds, Bakers Bro
ma, Cocoa ard Chocolate, Millsris do one cask D.,
rant, Maglory brand, vintage 1913 Brandy, and one
DO Grape Juice Port These unsurpassed for m 3.
dicinal and other purposes, and warranted pure-
Carnena, ssso, 1apioca sweet Cider black Tea at 80
cents per pound, warranted to pleaee-pure white
CASTLE Soar, MONTGOMERY county and other Hams,
&C., &c. Goods delivered.
z. III. p. KING,
corner of Vermont ave. and 18th streets
ap ts-Nu st. Johns Square
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WashinstOn, ApriI 10, ISIS

'tH!RD supply of stripe and plaid
L Silks, choice colors, just received at 621S cts
per yard. HALL A. BROTHER
ap 1Q-6t
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL

MYTH view Of reducing our present sto Of
w Fancy and Domestic DRY GOODS, previous
to our removal to 9Th street. we shall from this date
run of our stock at cost for cash
We have In store a large lot of White Goods which
Will be sold at cost. Also large lot Of Bonrets
Flats, Ribbons and Triminss, OF all grades and col
ers, to which we especially invite those in search
bargains GEO T. MASSEY & CO.
Corner 18th st ard Pa. ave-, First Ward
ap 19-2ts
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ONLY TwENTY-FIyECENTs.- Creates, Dis.
" oorery Of the Aee.-The ELECToRENE DA.
GUERRE0TYPES taken at J. j. WOODBRIDGE,s
New York Gallery, Pennsylvapia avenue betwoen
9th and ith streets, over Giimsns Drug sore WASH
ipgton. This is late French discovery, for which
Mr. W., has the only right for the Unit 4 States
This process far exceeds any tbiog yet discovered
for by It We are enabled to take from one three
hundred pictures daily We defy all competition
for STYLE fush, and Cheapness, for by our new pro-
cess we can produce fine c1lored likeness for IS
cents. also have rooms in New York, ard at 244
Baltimore street, Baltimore. General satisfaction
given
Alse, Rooms to let. Eng sire at the Daguerrean
Rooms. sp lS-2t<
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LOR THE LADIES -Lubins Harrison's Ex
Il trscs, Toilet Powder, French T ilet Soap
Amandine, Verbena Water, German, French ard
American Cologne, Crystal Drops, Pomatum. Iii.
cophereoua Eau Laustrs', Toilet Bottles Fans TRAY
cling, Work, Card and Fancy Baskets. Looking
Glasses Scis ors, Work Boxes. Fancy Note PAPER.
Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Memorandum Books
&c, &c. JOHN y. ELLIS.
sp l9-tf Pa ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS
LfOR sALE-A small bay MARE, 8 years old-ss
J. very fast tr0tter, aud In every way well suit
ed for riding horse. he msy be seen at PUN.
Ihrey's Stables, ON G. street I'D I9-2t*
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ADJUSTMENTS.
81 f RAN C0NI'S
HIPP 0DR0M E,

The preparations for tie opening Of this colossal CO.
tabiishm-it having been completed,
The First Representatton
Will take nace OF
THURSDAY EVENING, April 2oth
CCmmepcing al O'Clock, when
ALL THE ATTRACTIONS
Announced 10 former advertisements will b p-e
scented.
On and after FRIDAY, the 2ist instant,
DAY ENTERTAINMENT
VIII BE- given, commencing at 5 o'clock-doors vii
be openei at quarter ;sst O'Clock.
Prices; Boxes 81; Parquette 80 cents; Pit 2s
Doors viii be opened at -; to commence at s
O'Clock.
sp left
EASTER S0IREE.
AZ FORREST HALL, 6EORGETowN.
MONS. o SHEN'S Easter Soiree will be given Of
vi Forrest iisli, Georgetown, On THURSDAY,
April 2lst.
Tickets ons Dollar. an lS-3ts
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Tickets SO cents each-For sale at Hi.
bus Hitz, X. Davis, and Mrs. Anderson's Music
Stores, Erswns Hotel ami at tie door on the even.
ngs of the concerts
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yesterday afternoon. The Superintendent, we
understand, was compelled to this act by the
fact that the balance of the appropriation Oh
hand would not have been sufficient to carry
on the operations until the close of the current
month. Between two and three hundred
workingmen, collected here with great DIFF
Guilty, our fellow citizens will recollect. are
thus thrown out of employment. Not being
among those who believe that the Government
Is bound to furnish employment for any one
We shall not indulge in TRADE against Con-
gre.s for failing to make the appropriation in
rary sacrifices, and, it may possibly be, suffer
ing, which must be the result of this unavoid-
able action of the Superintendent. Yetit il q
matter greatly to be regretted indeed Labor
ing men can ill afford to lose even a week.
wages in times like the present We are sure
that all rlght-minded men must sympathise
with them, and trust that that sympathy may
induce Congress, intending, as we know they
do, to prosecute the work with vigor, to lose
as little time as possible in acting on the Def
cheney bill. It is the poorest possible econ
omy to permit these workmen to disband at
this season. The result will be we'll nigh the
entire loss Of the whole of the present SO pro-
pitious season for prosecuting the work. By
tho middle Of July, the unhealthiness prevail
ing in the vicinity of the Great Falls. and
generally along the river banks, will compel
the virtual abandonment of active operations
on the aqueduct until perhaps the middle Of
October. Now, if Congress put off final action
on the Deficiency bill for even week longer.
these men will have scattered so that it will
take months to collect as competent a force for
the prosecution Of this work.
General Sam Houston is being overwhelmei
with compliments BY the anti Nebraska Of
the North. As the General is proyerbially
modest, aud has a constitutional horror OF
popular applause, being perfectly Indifferent
what the ''dear people" think of him, he will
probably DO not little annoyed with the full
some praises of the anti-Nebraskaite press,
without distinction Of party.
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- In consequence Of a permanent engagement
entered into by the Germsnans, they are prevented
from revisiting Na>hine ton, and they hope TO bid
farewell" to crowded houses at this present short
series n1e-a
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PTfAce, BY the Rev THOMAS p Il Inc Aftor
BoSD Maggie Rynn-Ths rdy Beg
1 Now and Then.
2 The Five PG.ns Is. Tie DEAD C1ui-Ln5 ~
q me q d Frewerv Chld in Leonard "A We
4 Iisht shiuips IN Darsnss usu in Gov Bsy-rhe lfs5
s. he Mssiou HOME he w Wake
y.ien Bet,s A The Oae Infrmi;y Conlursd
IT, reformed Ipebri.e-Tri- Night IN the Ola
uuphsut Death BreHrfF
SEED he Mor1ng-il5 I1e MsYu0oth files &c
The Rescued Family. hieh Poor VISA -, ---,..
hoTy The DyiIr Mother 70 The Lssf OF "a
II Dyir MtheT's LeE-cy sctt-Ihe LIZ. fiii-n poy
gbe Tey,rtv sbii1g Piece Inilsuces-Pic.B mic of me
the Nifb,5sd Am Five foiusi Mss01 sunday
10 me CSeren Of tho Five school Tha1ks- sgp7r
Points, he Dy i'll AZ the rive fOn-~ Io'- alu
MA Nsrrc--1he Children 1855
sweep the Crossings IL VIZ 70 the " stsi rance
Little Ellc-shsdows -GleAras Conciraoa
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lmuscmenls.

NATIONAL POULTRY SHOW.--The Directors
II ree8 to be sbe thM the hrs: Grand Exnlo
SOCIETY p T. BARN n resuol
IN be ID = toe Mus, in This cry during me wees
non MONDAY the l5:h inst. 10 SAL tO u .e -
%. particulars thing Of n hind ever yer s,'n
-, ~ ernry A. spe cimens aring IRON Al Pa!s 90
Ss n1p One party will exhibit - eoops otnIs ~ 10 2
4, vsors The display Of geous VIII Dc suTpf
a.. ~ wild Ge,ss Wild Turk and many other OF the DUCK
,,,. vii he pove Interesting The bes pst OF
i,x bv Mr. Hsigh viii be In the snow 10 ques
.on a. well a. the recently arrived and famous Malta
have egfeed 10 transport th
% H. xhittiop fehaIge Exhibitors are 10 be
to1.ly 10 the For further dtt,us Apply 81 tne
OF the American Nuteuu, OF 10 Il y Ni|N 'i''i''A'
No
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0ar,ml Notice..

a. .sS,,rs is,rturcs In Ncw-Yors;-n soLosa
ss 49, ks On TUE0rr VIZ .'m: c '1,s. Of
Syv ~ Fe'pN r'SS ,.v.r g single admissions 5" cents
~ sssS.,. sSa ssS,,. sNs'osai,cly
pr. se,ssr cetur- In ErOesiyn SS SS ON S8ruS.
E%SsXy w n ii Tscs' at the A'SeH'"m SN textures
49,. - ~, ..r 500
,rcN,v EH cHAriN wa deliver she i, ss o. ,, ,@e
Cess, " y SsSs tVSSGxS FeS ia a. = SeloSS sse.
sc &c, S5S- Nta f,su, sae frsFe' o. ''f"'A '''
NJ. y, san s,sl.s, deliver c2l',S O. FIVE
tesss;nS%ySTAY s.& SNtCSpAN EVENINGS 'comnen'i0s
80 NttNNs = - us a.. ~. 70,
49, ~l ~ 81 tae srscs ,his tn VITA
tet 80 Ss's.C Acoos sad suggestions n the eeaer@i
81 ' S". 80: osal,.n sud laay. ticket ~ can
- ~ - Ness and AZ the entrance 10 10 on'Pe
81 i, a. ,iisacc s,us -
pr p >A S 'i ts '' :. S s.syyca si la,a No.
~ s4rsswss. A,H sa'a feo. ,,-,,.,,-,,,,-,,,. .
"1hc rcrr,raHoo life SeS' Nm I.5 ,t ca FRIDAY
ST,1y'>lNS ~ ie q, q oeosA Tickets ~ GEMS
me Lectures the Pcoplc rals RScI o. yo
~, fes4n. 81 he f9IS being psroa
~, - lv, Esi Fs.esf the bo'td -, r.,
WILCOX rTo;iis.os school Agency, 25 B''aa~l y.
ON Eurcrean Ansir. DIX EE sog T P ei
~ SArJ 6DAY ENENNG tsb H. 4 ,hs AN hs 5 s,
e. g., - q &c G. siisssi,n sOSs,
xresre Library rour3 Less5f Of Of the PIfs9i
,. seeloek ty she hey SAiUE, os ioop Sno.
Ii les gentleman and ady % cents
- y 80 a. re Library ard a. ihe door 80 -, ,. am
~ &c -1~ ; L ODELb, Chairman Lecture ON
aykf ~ Protect Dead.AH persons VINO nave
a on Tie De Of Trinity thurch ara rom ue
- e nO'htd their iemsns are 10 De ton up
q t he timely exc Of their dssce adanss who
a., office, durtns this wees the nA"es O
sss IN ,heI AL and give me the aber,.
SICI OrAS HAlGfT, No - Chstbam opposte o1en9s-s
-P.Eery and Professionalism Ihe R@y . !Nshir, ~
- - ef Committee Msldensc Lodge i T. A. shd
TrrSrors oths viii deliver r"o LeeTI: AZ "
pVRspAY. Feb. Q and FRIDAY fe' ~, a. .
,.io-k Sir iuskp will discuss tie io' ''i-S pr
e Ror spisrr e0Truqt sid erroneous oI OF "a
,.,r nd reasonable combination Gs-ns. me Hgn'S %.
- .;,., devc,onrcut Of trre
= ~ ,onu6a ion and DEF, OF human liberty
A. ,oI 70 loure ) cents To be nad AZ ths uoyl %
80 a. Tie entire proceeds VIII be gwen oi Shai'
fsAle IuITesss -
md p Canal A.. New loie The once Is esq
~ Of EmigrsiioI Tnere can S"aJs e
- ,e oers ri ard Servants a. eery ow ie OF
- - eeon, have their ordsr' hed ~ VII rs % ne 90
~ amount necessary 70 ey re F<sFr VI
- JAS L FAGAS Superintendent
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Cost ano foun6.

T OsT or STOLEN-One COUPON BOND, No.
an New.York Central Railroad Company for 800 and three
LEkT CFkIIFCAIES 6l8 1919 1880 each for slO, all
i.u,d 20 and in the of ALMON MERWlN All persons arc
i'''D " wy " A aERwIN.
T 0ST-T.e black TRAVELING-BA containing
IL addition Cothng aud Toilet Appar,tu, three volumes Of
which by mistake for snoler n1sl Ia
Buso Tuesday Feb It'll BE- sent TO the once OF ne re
YoTk Tule The cther remains the hotel 10 buhao the
ssck wa. will the tlsfs nd the boo.s 20 th' sS place
They bel to Gets now broken
I OsT-On the evening 81 the 9TH inst, IN gong from
10 The Broadway Theatsr The Tleatsr. pos
INV in ore Of The kucterbocker line Of as sfEe Csneo
Tie fBeer will be pti tne t value Of the pin
bv rrr us the A. l. BROWN, No DI Sro1d"ay over
BroaGv ~ tank
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tAycLEyv. MNE ". DaIPPs ! %,
-, 81 HARpwARE MERCHANTS. The advertiser

having had eNpciieu VI ne hari"are
ten of Itch hes beea City 81 Detroit desires 10 run
stf iih some wholesale hou.e IN -loFs IS t or
~ veil scor.ntd ah al he prucio dealers Ia ths utis n
Mehs,u assured h. can iuAuepce large tsae no &c
Cav produce character and capAoy nom al IN 'o
trade IL Detroit Refers 10 ael Coe. No - riat,s
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XIALENTINES.-The only premium given for Val
ennes the New Yors Crystal Palace, has been Hdd 70
T Pre Aseu ofthe American Valentine Company No 81 Nassau
q PRIZE VALENTINES viii be kept on view for tbs
accom- nod .on OF retail customen I FRERE
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

CT. GEORGE HOTEL, No s34 Broadway.-This
- and elegantly furnished frs,elsss Fagl, Hotel ao~
opened for the reception OF se' Fthils' uaaa", s'
&c T ec@%nS sSG s
sHAGIE HOTEL LODGINGS -tientiemen VIII 10
vel reamss mex cen o, nae 81 s , .s @Ism
o5cs open ali lisht
FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. 2i5 and pa Washing
l. tor.st between Robu.on Murray few Permsnsnt
eTms r. Snsient Board ~ per day WIN 5. CHAMBERLAIN
II ING's HOTEL, No. % Ann-st., near Broadway
IN Open 81. night 0ce second floor fry good Rooms aud nee
beds % cents night
rJ,O PASSENGERS for CUBA.The Revere House
oen situated IL the yeG o. ss Csp a Column" sn
s piasa de- Anna. Custom Quay nsrth Alsneds
Peo and Taeon Theate Acers si,s ne steamers to ehtsts
ne ''h''S 0' V''''"''' ~. RAYMOND rroprie,re..
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor. Frank
NewYos no" open fs1 ne ryR psSas o. ,h'
po%s'M HEMINGWAY. supsrntsndent
A LADY and GEN TLEMAN, or two or three single
N Gen smep Board and comforts Of home bysp
plyirgst No 50 HenrJ ct, Just above Market
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE wish Board, with
ROOM on ,s:e' snd S"s sis row sSs
$40 or . PER viii be pad Address W. Tribune nee
A SMALL FAMILY, living in modern iirst-cass
9Th end Msd.onsv' sh 70 +. suite 81 ssa. 90
eoso , .'Ory . OF the .t repecsbty who Wiling pays
liberal price for 'ue na sn. Post se,
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC wishes to engage
~ Room with partial Board in family whs,e music ,ss.eS
would Tue best Of references yen sna nyne
N spol but parties Of the highest responsibility address 49,
Box 10 80 Office Of this paper
DOARD-At No. 40 Bleeckerst., near Broadway
ID Pleasant rooms fsniles and single sentlemen N hfs
eI,,s ho containing all the modern nPro7smens pnnef
O'clock Aso Office and good iocaron for ghysesa
DOABD Oh BROOKLYN iil6 dio-hooms iyr
within walk Of either faitsn or wars" re" III
aure At No rs WlIowst
BOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman and his Wife,
ID 10 soeabe private family where the comforts ofs home
ma. he realized Would prefer front on second hoof 9th
sopiuz Location In the vicinity OF Allen,
stsuon Grand Bo~1y Terms must be rea'cnsse Refer
ues xchsI Applicants will please state rms ocsoo Ac
,rS aadrs,s FCOnONY Box No 1872 Tribune Ofies.
FURNISHED RO0MS-For Gentlemen only, at No.
a Whte Front ard bach Room on th second hoof hand
.on.Iy fursished No moving 10 hay No meals nyep
CLyERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, without board,
y 20 let for gle gentlemen Apply at No 81 Warren st. next
TO
WANTED One or two unfurnished Rooms in VI
w enity Of Bros1ssy and Cansl< address " c. Tribune
Office.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

pRNCIPAL--AG Gentleman, for several years Pra.
ersl Of.one Of he most 20 ,eins institutions q a Sat.
pr and vii be pleased to comment ate With .e one r.sp'
> WILCOX e s school Agency Ne % Broadway
DROTESTANT ERyANTS--COots, Walters.
Nar'es srd ,!hs5 Pale md FINALE done'te hay.9s sSSt
1t NSY oS Isl 70 "a @ ~
CALI SNAN WANTED-For the City Retail Dry
- Cod. Trade otIpeeue. Al, good 'dre AV7y No 1871
CFRYANTS WANT PLACES. Families in want
- Of Sevan, any capacity t,nt o. C,iho ely .:
the N'"'1O'A E@P'0' H''' 0"'' ~ P SAUNDERS
SITUATION WANTED-By Protestant Girl, To
oIrs las tssp .F year H her .' Pse 09 eve -, S.,.
ITO MAIL B00K-KEEPERS and WRAPPER.
vRITERsA Genileuss or LADY ~ho has had es'rss osihs
usboois Of weekly PAPER Of large ercnaioo ~A ~.
, I,,u I.ts MI ss p,ss VIII ~ sdi.a M,
fooks Tsuae ofce ewing rel name ane stanf wh'a ADD
enrertre hh salary paid fer similar services by
TO CLOAK. MANTILLA aud DRESS- MAKERS
Wanted BY woIa.n O. some eKp,ri nee sta'9a
where ,s can q sss 'se RS5os ~ ''o' 'A' ''
TO SILVER-PLATERS. - Wanted irst-rate
Womsp 70 20 ito o' e % ONE 40 enc es
and seed s,ses will be Owen Inquire No Isl B1w'ry.
II SCHOOL AGENCY and SAVINGS BANK,
=. nai7l BY WILCOX No 20 B5o.d -, PIP!
9eNN9y Fvso the tr ED PsSS or p r., asa
secrreo b. transferable Interest pro noting uSyEs
sat AceUsNr,Ncs with BEST EDvcAroSs IN the WoSLo
Nh at Grst call Small prOeures LIFE MEASeS
sHiF with al the ~ Of AeyoIail2a.
XVANTED-A thorough business Man. and good ac-
W counAut TO take the uPery son OF an ONCE enSsd IN n a
refs,erees. in the bard writing Of the appl.elnl
W ANiED-One or two Childrento Board or Nurse,
from one 20 ten years D. By re.pee'abe wOn'n who all
Mr., M.R6T tooLE No $50 l2rh.t between ls a1d aav.
NyTANTFD-A part of each day. two Teachers in an
w tnssh and Classical school Of whom aus BE- able %
French Gail for week No 70 Fast hs' iron Ito
yHANTED-Filty epterprising young Ladies TO
w q,sy teaching Mr. WOODS system Of Dr,wi1s from
Mst excellent te scored hrofSa the county
Hrosdwsy
VyvANTED-A situation ss Foreman OF squad of
w in he ep 10y mel Of some I or ether 1o%paa
aSar.'s 30 sEPH FUtLER KGS~ood sroome 70 \
VNANTED-Ten Agents for each State, with 500
w to sac capital sell articles wanted family Good
Cal or adde's 80 81 Bowery
ty1ANTFD in a LAWYERS OFFICE an intelli-
Coed rfci,uc. oa tPpy at No n Beekmtn up stairs,
t,tveeDllA H. ard 2P. "
yVANTFD-A Matchmaker. Apply to PRATT Il
W hEA1H No % Broadway
yY7ANTF Dat No 80 Broadway, School Teach
W Ssimeu " % steamers and R,l & Po,ts s,s
S S1'''' a. A' ''-'' '''''' THOMAS sFISK Assat
yyTANTFD-By pn American about - years Of age,
ssIr4uop Ccrs IN some store or ON; or IS P,
note ,sed 10 II NJ WILLIAMS Hudson st P,'tOHsp,
will Be quosly BHss objections to e,ye tho
yxTANTED-A Man to travel Southwest VINO has
ase seQuan'ance in the Grocery business .ad can ila
i rS:t Orc 6See SP re Week 70 80 80.
ass AGENTS WANTED to sell a new and most
%Vyausble article Yo.ns nen with 'na eaP can .s
se~YoIE and Erie Railroad Office oe.ween w a " 90
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THE GREATEST MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT Of

TTHE GREATEST MUSIC ESTABLlSHIENI OF
Il the WORLD-Aboye $3.50 COO worth. 80
sCHUBERTH& Co. No $40 Broadway Chinese Bgii'ng' l.
request the public inspect their immense sock OF M oi ss
Piano and kind OF choice oecon o.
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN AND ANEfH-AN
PUBLICATIONS,
above Of Different works Of the bt modern An1 CLASSIC
composers Of the WoIll 80,
JULIUS sCHUBERTa sole proprietor Of his ihI,e
the Music Unin Pze Institute CheyA-i o.
the Order the Sciences has the o1of
be imported from Europe 81 The lat p
Irsto. The reputation his old European and pEssns
bou,e which for the last thirty ye,s gt
x.ny 10 the public that the sboyenAed f ass no superior u
it, line $500 ....,.s
Iae soes able supply dealers semnIres and eaAe
AZ n or fsyorable terms than any other house.
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q NAV KELIGioUs EDUCATLONAL WOE

yyALINTINES.-Agent of the American Valen-
tine Comp.by throughout this city and Brooklyn are re-
qred make returns TO T. FhERE No I'll N"al q, a. once
Il order that may be delivered on SATURDAY
ffth Of Iebfusry
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NETWORK, FRIDAY,

V'HE "OLD BREWERY" READY AT LAST.
i FIRST EDITION , 600 COPIES!
PUBLISHED,
TIE "OLD VERY"
NEW MISS OS-EOU, Z AT THE FIVE POINTS
With Six Elegant utrsions-Nesily Sound in n in-0 -
Cents-Ful Gilt, II.
COSTryS.
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extensive corridor required by the plan, but not
contained in the original estimate.
AT the last session Congress adopted plan
and made an appropriation for a new dome to
the Capitol No estimate of the cost Of the
work had been submitted ,.nor has any yet been
prepared. In fact, at that time only the exte-
rior had been studied, and sketch made
showing the general effect of the whole build
ing as completed. The study of the details has
since been entered into, and refer to the re-
port Of the officer in charge for narrative Of
his operations, as well as for full description
of the contemplated structure, which promises
TO be an object of rare architectural beauty
The resources exhibited in the machinery de-
signed to raise the enormous masses of iron
composing the dome, and TO place them accu-
rateiy in their elevated positions, reflect the
highest credit upon the capacity and skill as
an engineer Of the officer in charge of the
work.
Notwithstanding a very unhealthy season,
the work on the aqueduct designed to supply
this city with water has been prosecuted sue
cessfully, and to the extent of the means APP
proprlatcd. A larger appropriation will be
asked, In order to realize the benefits Of this
great enterprise as early and as economically
as possible. Should the appropriation be
granted at an early period in the session, the
operations can be continuously carried on; but
fit should be delayed until the usual period
of making the annual appropriations, the
spring-the most favorable season for work
will be lost, and the operation be again sub.
jected to Interruptions resulting from the au.
tumnal diseases which prevail in the locality.
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
JEFFN DAVIS,
Secretary Of War.
To the PRESIDENT of the United States.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-26
Congressional.
TnIRTY-FoURTM CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Tuesday, January Is, 1856.
he Senate was not in session o-day.
House OF Representatives.

HOUSE OF RcPrcsentntiVcs.
The CLERK called the House 10 order al twelve
o'clock. and the Journal Of yesterday was read
Mr., WALK, of New York, moved that there be
call of The House which motion did not pre-
vul-yeas S. nays l07
Mr. QUlTMAN, of Mississippi who had yes
terday withheld his vote from Mr. RICHARDSON,
gave the reasons why he should cheerluly and
heartily support that gentleman so long as there
should he any prospect of his election.
The House then resumed the business of vot-
ing for Speaker when the hundred and
twelfth vote was had, and resulted follows:
Mr. Banks. Observation-Disclosures. %
Richardson. To
ruler. Oh
bennington.
scattering.
Whole number of votes. .201
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-08
Too Honest.
n. Slocum. | believe. sir ?"

"Mr. Slocum. believe. sir ?'
Yes sir, James Slocum.''
"Some six years ago, Mr.. Slocum, you
gave me credit for pair Of boots-price
s.. | have now called to liquidate the de-
mand.'
You owe me FIVE dollars Why. sir.
really, have no remembrance Of the fact"
BE that as it may, the debt is honest and
must be paid
Here the middle-aged gentleman in pep.
per-and.salt cassimer took ont a well-flled
pocket book, and handed Slocum twenty
dollar bill. Slocum balanced the account,
and handed the middle-aged gentleman. in
the seasonable wearing apparel, SIS. being
the balance on the boots
The gentleman left. while Slocun went
Of in a re-ery.
well, tie world is not 50 bad after all
here, at leai. is one genuine honest man.
! will never speak i'll Of the human family
again.
Scene Second. An Exchange Office
Enter Slocum
Bullion, my boy, just discount that lot
Of money and give me current"
Certainly sir
Bullion runs over the pictured blot
ting paper and throws out a twenty dollar
bill.
What 90 you throw that out for 2''
Not worth a cent-One Of the new coun-
terfeits come out yesterday
Slocum once more goes of in revery
Curse that scoundre That's the very
bill that honest man paid me yesterday for
them boots What vile world. / don't
believe there is one upright man on earth"
The last we saw Of Slocum he was put
ting Of for police 70 enter complaint.
Moral-DUn't ALLOW yourself to done by
too much virtue.