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From which will that he decrease in receipts now
Britsip 50 OO Other foreign ports 81 OOo France,
10000 Tots decrease in exports 4e goo bales
The commercial advices by the steamer are not
very important Cotton was in fair demand, but
rather heavy. Breadstuffs unchanged, excepting
better feeling in Corn Provisions steady There
was more demand for Money, but rates were un-
charged The rates of discount were, for firscless
paper Of short date, "a to 81 cent; other bills aud
securities, 81 to 81 the Bank of England rate 81 and
Money on call, ? to "a y cent Conscls 9Oi a. 81. To
the French loan of $50 600 900 the subscriptions had
reached 500 600 600. In American Stocks there
far business doing although in cases at rather
lower prices. leading house writes TO It's CORE
spcndent here as follows
We have little change 10 report in our Stock market,
which continues very inactive. The new French
Loan occupies the chief attention for which tenders
% considerable amount go from the country. For
American Securities there has been little demand, and
few tran sactioDs have taken place There is alter
alton in Untd States Bonds. State Stscks, with the
exception Of Pennsy " ania q cents which quote
ssas4, ex.dividend are rather lower. OF Railroad
Bonds Illinois Central Construction have changed
hands at SOL; Fieelsnds al ssh, and Ohio and Penn
sylvania Income Bonds at ISL. We quote Michigan
Central at so; Sterling Bonds at 1917 losli Dollar
Bonds, 97l G9sl Pennsylvania First Mortgage, 81 a
W, and the Second Mortgage Sterling Bonds hTm al
e2l 693l.
Aessrs. Barring quote:
American Stocks in less demand, and there sc
srs OF Railroad Bonds State stocks without change. We
quote United States Bonds 1858, O5a 07 Inscriptions los
los New York State - odgli Penn state IS Bonds
G3dg div Certificates 7SdGo div. Massachusetts,
Sterling - OS 1885, Mary ind S. 9i d92l Virginia S. So do
&C. dec inois Celtra Railroad Is. Construct Bonds
soae6i shetland s' ds Mchissn Central s. Dollar Bonds
Tidss Panama IS ass Penpsylyans g Bonds 81 New
York and Eie M Mortgage l0 do2; ID Mortgage Convert
BILE 6si Canada o., l4i Quebec y cent les div, from
LEA May.
The circular of Mr. Satterthwaite quotes az follows
The Marker in London for AMERICAN SECURITIES inng
pat ek has been aUl good psrces Ct Bonds
Offering the market without budug buyers especially no
Central Construction Bonds Er 81 rgsse Peansy
Central ii Mr. gsse an Ohio and Pcunyvsria iocome Bonds
nin.s fetlGncs also offered So Transactions have
been done in inois Centra Stare. at snd preia
michigan Central Conve he bouds wan'ed, with few Of
Errs Ere sinking Fund fair request previous rates
ard socd demand exists for PcnnsyvAua % Mongsge ste
ling Bonds
Since The Of the capital the Great
CeDada 'herv has been decidedly Improved the
ShArss which oose firm the advanced qnotsons OF ~
ISL for old and premium the new Shares Grand
Trunk aye heavy since the meeting.
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1883 81
Total ,l6i .
Avarave - hsad 81 -

The market closes today firm with light supply Of ordinary
ca On hand. Fair qualities have maintained good price.
The following the sales Of sheep and Lambs Cham
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RArtEoAD BONDS.


Bell CO.. Isndon Sspsrt the lpAkes Tor American Secur
ties bgsaess mas been doe W State Stocks with
out inaiezs Asrsoa IN pee While the recent siysn,e
r. some Rsryav onds bal not been fnly usiutsined
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Tho Red-Jacket from Australia brought gold % ine
amount Of $3.50 OcO and other large arrivals are at
hand The export 10 the Continent however had taken
all the receipts. The Times Of the 9th says: The
quotations from Paris to-day Of the French rate OF
4" exchange exhibit a tendency 70 hrmness. Tire dc
mana for gold for remittance from this side Gems
TO have ceased and there Is reason TO believe 'hat
large proportion OF the Australian supplies viii no"
" 90 into the Benk of England The accounts from
Australia arc very favorable. In the manufacturing
districts trade was dull.
The quantity of Flour Wheat, Corr end Barley feit
at tide water during the lst week in August liz the
years 1884 and s55, il a. follows:
Flour. bbls. Wheat, b1. Corn, bu- B'E!ey, b1
lS5f...'...... $40 o'.SS2 sli - 9,
ltjJ..ttsssss. sSftf3 of''' '''--
Inc enc Deo..H255 Inc. 81 9ss Dec. IS
The sggregste q,sntty Of the articles et At dewsieT
from the Of nsygson the IN Of August IL
c uaive durna the years lf and 1855, is as 10 OWES;
F.cur bbs. Whesi, b.. Corn bu. Barley, bu
ls5i.,..,... 5T757i 25ss ~ 3s ss go ~ Is -
leoo..........4p - efoi09 f'''4 ''' ~
DeclHlss Deo.1 Zs 5sf Iuc.,1 12 SIG Dee. lsi, l7J
Tire aggregate quantity Of the same trces t a. dewaef
from the Of 70 ne 1lh o. Ausas IL
elusive daring years 1855 and 1855 Is a. follows;
1885,. .....1.ieisis 2I@If9 lIB.@2 1894
I855.........450 fj5 sBl5s 479is4o o'o'
Dec7Az1s Dec1 2l0 ssl Inc.3,sB5A Dec. III ~
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour tho quaEy Of tie later
len a. tisewst this year compared with the co-respcn1rns
eod Of last decrease Of $3.50 barrels OF -Four
Fhe lowing fable shows n quantity o. OF the prncf
pal articles produce left q de-wster from the c9rnsDce
years 1853 hundred and days. 1854 nleJ one dss
and 1855. uiuety-oue days
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FRUITS-Ne have no further transactions % report. Esns
demand st quoted rates Layers vey
supply, ard nominal ~ 81 ~ Is .; fresh Fr-igu arrive
. freely and Jlice remain before noticed jersey Peaches
come tins q the the 4 j0D
1850 bsfkeB dairy; they hickory size "a n poor
oulry binf mostly wind ;" aDo being disposed
rrE. sic y T. sskethe latter pTlce
fdIum qualify. We qtote:
Re- N e Sun e css - a Almonds, Mar. shll. Gt63
Do Brrfh Or, bx 2 20 2 IS Annouds Tyics shr..
Do Layer 90 IS ~ q IS Almonds, sicily shl @
Curfants Zsuie y IS AIM Jnds, ShsNsd. , r D
Citfon l. sborL.. "a l9 ssrane......P box. 30
Ain on s.Ba1Vueo. IS n l5i'
FIsH-Dry Cod Gru the srppy tEht sales 81
~ for 4 GEORGES BsLk Frencs and
y eGerD Bsnk Msekerel tnd BOX Herring unchanged
be former has been moderately inquiries ate most for Nos
mil ,ffcas Ne ruore
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be Butehr Assc citation sod los olc hos supposed
lie The stock ssowy ceasns Sales beside u 1900
n 10 iots AZ u n &c. essh for ilne City.
TIN-ls quiet OWN. 10 the adj inced pnces asked Ban
f. held 9c essh. Plates 10 small supply Sales ~
rather below M market. Oihe- kinds scarce.
better Tros Hl,ck moderately Inqu after ~ rner
sfes I'll stock j. diminishing We have had 10 or sails this
week Tne suction sale down for to-day ws wnhdfswn
Archer sanourcsd FOR the 18th inst The market closes
very fsify active.
NOpV hayipg larse accessons 70 our stock OF ID D
nestle Fleece but yet re penind- has eHerted but e
in fu.nce % prices. Holders nn IN anticipation Of re
y The clip proves 20 abun6sn one me wool Is
short fusu clean sses OF - coo 10 it2a Bic ~ Low
srsdes SEC for Coarse and Low Medium aud '1c Tor
Good Pu ed finn with good supply oternsi salss Of
100 n a. 14d &c for No. sud Sc CASH for Lambs. and
fc M suTerr 70 elan Il quiet, but he Stocks beinz
ucderat~ holders are firm. We quote; .
American n y ).f4 al cnre Roe ~ no
D. Full blooo 3enno.3i ass south Am Unwa>hrd d
D. and Neuuo..Si asa South An. CcrdOva,..2t as
NJ k,rivs an do q az East Iniis Washed. d ala
sn Pulled CountryS2 d4 African UnW>shed.... ais
Do Z, Pulled Country a 70 African WISHED ILLS dJt
Trtra do.,......5sl a57 ismyrns Unwsshed....5 dli
sruvsn Washed d52 lSuyrus Wash~f .s<5 20
Valparaiso DDwa-hed.l2 0l4 Mexican Unw.shsd,H ala
So. : r Com Wash.d.2 ais
NHIsKY-Tlf msIkc, Is without imp0r ant chsuge the de
nand far; go bbs az 81 0f Tor Ono and 4c or
Prison. Drudge is salab@ AZ ic.
NHAI EBONF-Prces very frn, with good export IN
quify last Weekly Coo bs OchOtsk a. &C.,
and eco b. Arctic al SOC. cssh.
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The toA tes.il : y tss .ns from BE opsniss e ss
named. were s. folcwss :" 70 Jens
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LAICO-Nothins Of any importance has trsnsped prices
sales OF IS Manila f0Q8Oc and
Carscas at 95c. n FL.
LEATHER-There continues very good demand FOR ST de-
scpons Of Hemook sole, and prices FULLY maintained
IL svy ard Middle most sought sfer while Light dull
and IN e supply the receipts very light Oak Is uniform
IN price the rock Is equally small Feucn Calf skins IN
better stock ssh Sailed Sheep dull and noins We
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AhtUsh the pnees today Will permit change cur
"a f those OF last Wednetsy there slight
u The the better quanty VI Cattle lac prices Of the
inferior remain about the last week aud
bsr II Poor Css viii remain ursod the oksrs firm
demanding fully last weeks prices Some believe ozing the
limit, supply that The butcher. who good Cliie viii
OBLIGED ave sood prices for the hasssSed specimens that
Itusi1ea ir ffs rers CT O'Clock.
1here quite prep udeznor Of poor ookins suim.s IN the
alktt 10 nd known that feed Is abundant
every part q The court1 would aucuaou-
TIE faci :, duns The Winter kept many
wc-s uFot sAor al thar good feeding
Dc sur ~ repair the then occs-iJDed
Arob cause n the distressing appearance the Western
ccte hen they afc . The market here starstou 10
Etel they are sublec the rotc Ii owners COAST
ce Cd TIE Oct thai Trey do supply vegetable fod 70 Tue
uins that tine The m deposited iher own bodies At m
costs f-ct ih fact liy rhe unarkst-
ate "a le tct i a. least l-- = n whe II ted 10 proper
mar1fr ttrT I'd articles Whirh would not co-r
icrr CO 5ef and Ach w0ulr keep th All thew
would how uuch Il would BE- tn-ir interest .ay no
hn 90 be huH uy Of the s6rct arrange r feeding the
c1tie the route.
he weather this srspoon cool r asurne- DE- IN A1rus-
ID beEs = reiFtsps and ns nay bal eject IN
hl~ts TH mic ne early Pert Of days market a. batch.
en- Ata ear Nuh IS lear; BIT coward there
lot g tth eaeiless 70 buy The best s hSylDs DIS
posed OF
me- lot e supposed hG he pressa. high prices are ken.
~ u ne srpeicr quaJ the 80 L. bUt they occssiouei
IN sf ce-re By tie sfolute scarcity Of animals he .r
- IHIinE last ftl ind Winter COMPELLED
70 se1d their ,rset b hey ready vim.
10 b .cey n fred occsioued By the ec1th rhs
No stgr danf rsin Anr crops there reluc-sa,e -
pvt - inr ,uAs heca0e the hspe . usk. rs
~e hsheT prices By sesps then RS a<;er coxdeI CD
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sales of sheep and b. Thomas c. Lartn. Brown

Average per bead l.
This the best stock IN market during the week.
The folio ing Of Sheep and Lambs By Rood
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CONTINENT SfCIkITIIS.
Us. Loan g.. lso2-.. 90 VlOO
u. :. Loan Sc. 1895. lbs 0iD7
U.SLoan e Comp. rs les d1C7
Csnlds u sterling ...liSidilA
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i.,..,iv 1. ,-.rt rock The rqnry fair eni prc~ 49,
-. n.t.rfsiy v.red Hard is IN ncdera;e reqD~ -,
-.ts, s1sfsinsd q.
(OFFEF-Tbtie 10 no ec.lvfy y the .-;... q. II
md. ar ,ustai,e Cd. The ,tock ( 49,
cri7 ro;e ,ses 4 ~ oAss III. Am q ,e
uItic -
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More poor sheep and Lambs than fat ones.
The following the Of Sheep and Lambs By heGay
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The Cap,sin and eEew ofthe French bsrE gsy
u-Prnce or Hsvre before reported o-t Tss..s 70
wee 5, ths per, thu morning n brig Bass ne~
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! 7 N'INHh lLAsNIF TT W
CpIsnda Florida Mobile.
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GINN1 BAbS are adVaI c r. es- saes e. bosloh 81 H.
held q lhc.
CUNNY CLOTH il firm, with iair ilquryi sales OF 200
bs e. o arrive direct. ~ l3lc 6 months
GUANC-OIy moderate business - doing a. our quota
uons, VIZ:
fr M go 20 go tuns. 5j-0I DAYS
from Oto 100 tuus..s.........s... 1i-pu DAYS
From 80 tuns upw arc. .............. 50-o0 days
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sac nd Werern Fou orened easier AZ The shaen-at
rood deusud bas vailed io hs home eoe 40 ~ eHpo
rs a. he closs ih less Offering, tim feng 7aieL
III. bitter rrses hrm and 10 light suppy There some
ncrirv s lture delivery. and hear Of 400 bis
state 6r ob,r and November delivery a. S7i The sslel
Weseu Csu.l are l4o bbs ~ s3a%s 81 fgE 10 70
,o5 g. : Sds for mixed rood 1rznds Michigan Ind
srs Tpper Lac and 20 good Chic AID I'll %
fr e1.rs Gene.ee Canada Flour betsri he stock very
fh .tes II SEQ bills IS 5a sic . i0f cImu n ~ 55
brands extra Southern ttur Fiout in rsut ebsnse
he d,uGnd fair and part for So Anencs; sle Of 30
tfs - 75d p for bogus Batimofe - lli = fJr
studsfd brsnds M,xsDdns Hovard-stee'" and George
and 81 u for vor'e fancy sud extra br uds Rye
Fnur quiet but p,t plenty small sales IS "a a. 50 Tor
fne and upsrfne Corn Mel j. i'm sses Of 20 bis ~ %
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SHOES ! sHOEsl SHOES !
No, 1856 SeUenth strest.

II. NJ MAGR ~ ID ER,
D ETURNs thanks % his friends and tho
ma public for their liberal patronage, and would
most respectfully inform all that he haa received
Of the largest beet assorted and cheapest stocks Of
Shoes ever opened 7th street. and do earnest
hdent from the care and attention have taken In
selecting my stock viii be enabled TO offer such in
ducements that cannot fail 10 give entire satisfaction.
will enumerate few OF the articles which can be
had by calling ON me:
10 cases Of Ladies' coored and black Caters, o.,
worth o. so
20 cases Of Ladies' colored and black CATERS 81 IL,
worth 81 rs
20 cases Of Ladies' extra fine Caters, 81 81, worth
$500
100 pair Misses black Caters, so cents per pair
800 pair Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers, 30 cents,
extra good
rs pair Ladies' Morocco Buskins, so cents, worth VI
75 pair thick sole Jefersons, rs cents worth 81 ~
90 pair patent leather Jenny Linds, rs cents per
pair
200 pair Misses thick and thin sole Jeiersons 50 Ia
worth I'll
200 pair chdren's Fancy Boots, at all prices
A large lot q McCurdy's Slippers, 70 cents, sold
large lot Of Mems patent leather Shoes, and
CATERS, from 81 rs TO 81
large stock Of Youths and Boys Shoes of
every description, with general stock Of all
kinds OF Shoes kept in well-assorted shoe
store
IMPORTANT
One case ~ pair of coored foxed CATERS that got
little wet by falling overheard, will be sold for 81,
+. NJ. MAGRUDER,
Seventh street, No. 385,
Two doors south of street
APP l3-d2t&MW&F4w
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FRENCH's HOTEL,
Corner of City Hall Square and Frankfort
street,

Opposite the Osty Hall and Pdrk Frntain,)
HAS been reftted and furnished. The subscri-
- Der trusts that for convenience, eleesnoe,
comfort and economy, II cannot be surpassed IN the
world All the rooms are warmed gratis They are
fitted up with marble-top washstands which arc sup
piled with Croton water by silverplated cecks The
halls and water-cosets, on every floor, are lighted
during the night
This Hotel Il conducted on the European plan Of
lodginR-rooms, and meals they may Be ordered in
the refeotory. r. FRENCH
N. d. Do not believe haokmen and runners, who
may say that we are full, some do 80 from pecu-
MARY interest
mar a9-lm
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AccrDrNT.--0n Wednesday afternoon, the | tn
instant, sloop, name unknown, capsized during
the storm, In the Potomac, opposite Dumfries, Vir-
ginia, and the captain, Joshua Winright Of Wy
comico river and Benjamin Baker, Of Georgetown
d. O., were both drowned. The bodies have not
as yet been recovered.
DHcIsAuos. Henry w, Thomas ESQ.,, Of Fair
fax county, declines being candidate for Congress
from this Congressional district
LrcruRE-The Rev Pah-tah-se-ga, a mission
airy Indian lectures at the Lyccum Hall, Monday
evening ne1t--subject: Manners, customs, rites,
and traditions Of bis race
CoUrTKRrErrs --Counterfeited S5 notes on the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Wheeling, are in
circulation in this city.
KuSKLE's NIoHrnoALr 0rKRA TRoUrE.-This
excellent troupe give their hvorite performances
tonight, at Liberty Hall.
ALARM or FInr-The alarm Of FIRE last night
was occasioned by the burning of chimney on
Pitt street.
Frsu MlRKrr.-Thero were few arrivals Of hsh
this morning, with an increasing demand. We
quote shad at els SIS per hundred; behring's at
IS so a 30 so.
RrLroroUs Rev James A. Duncan, Of Wash
ington, will preach in the Methodist Church South
tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock, and at night the
Rev. JAS A. ConIing win deliver sermon be-
lore the 1oung mems Inrlst'hn Assocauon Az
the Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev. Pah-ts-
scgn, of the 0ibewa tribe Of Indians, win preach
in the morning AZ ii o'clock.
EyNARRow EscArr.--Tvo gentlemen in this city,
while out ON cunning excursion Yesterday after
noon few miles IN the country, discovered .
flock ofbirds at short distance, and simultsne.
ously discharged their pieces at them the contents
OF which passed under small pile Of lumber ele
waited about foot from the ground and lodges
within few inches of Mr.. Robert Roberts, who
was sitting unobserved bchindit
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD

~ Furniture at AuctiOn.-On Tuesday morning,
April lTth at 10 o'clock shall SELL at the residence
OF gentleman declining housekeeping, on the cor
ner of 9Th and Streets opposite the General Post
Office, handsome collection Of household Furnitur".
consisting in part of a@
Rosewood French Sofa, Chairs, Arm Chairs, SC,
covered with plush, carved rosewood Centre Table.
mable top Chinese Quarette Tables, carved mahog,.
ny Chairs, Arm Chairs and French Sof,s covered
with plush, brussels and three-ply and other Car
peting. fancy Reception Chairs, gilt frame Mirrors,
marble top Pier Table, Alabaster French, China and
Bohemian Glass Vases, bronzcd Candelabras, maj
hogany Centre Table, marble top; mahogany Sof,,,
mahogany Hat Rack with mirror back, walnut Etc-
gere, walnut Writing Chair carcel, solar, and other
Lamps French China Dinner Sett superior plated
Cestor, Cut-gass and other Table Furniturr,
handsome enamelled Cottage Chamber suit, mahoga-
NY Wardrobes, mahogany French and other Bed
steads, mahogany, Dressing Bureaus, mahogany
Wash Stands walnut and other Cane-seat Chairs,
Hair Mattresses, Chamber and Step Carpcting, hall
Oil Cloth polished steel Fire Sets, paror chamber.
and cooking Stoves, Kitchen requisites, &c, with
many other articles, rendering it altogether very
attractive sale.
Terms All sums of and under $40, cash over
$io credit of so and 80 days. for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
ap I'D CIV BOTELER, Auctioneer
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Aryival Of TIE Steamer label.

CHARLESTON, April l3.-The steamer Isabel Capt
Rollins, has arrived with dates from Havana to the
10th inst.
ring holy week.
The late manager of the Windward Railway and
lawyer Sintra have been discharged, and advised to
travel in Europe.
A general feeling of discomfort prevailed among
the Creoes
The French brig of war Meleagre arrived at Ha-
vanA on Sunday.
Business was nearly suspended, owing TO the
Easter holidays
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Ne.O Orleams Maykets, &c.

NEw ORLEANS, April l3.-The Washington's
news was received by the national line and pub
shed this morning.
Cotton Is firm, with an upward tendency; sales
of 1900 bales. Sales for tho week amount to
$4,000 bales Stock on hand Ill 900 bales. The
receipts at this port are less than last year by
10000 bales. E8 w
Coffee is unchanged sales for the week amount
to $4,000 sacks the stock on hand is $1,000
sacks, The price has declined l-s cents.
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HARD TIMES
nRY Goods at prices to suit at No. 10,
~ opposite Centre Market, bet 9Th and 9th SITS.
Yard wide Lawns, only s cts
do do do 10 cts
do Ginghams, do 4 cts
do do do 81 cts
White Spool Cotton, only cent
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, az cts
" do Unbeached do 61l cts
Yard wide Bed Tick, cts
do do Furniture Calico, cts
Colored Brilliants, only 20 cts
French Chintz, only 20 cts
Dress Silks at half their original cost
Also, large lot OF goods which must be sold to
close business about the LIST Of July. you are anI
ious 10 get the greatest bargains offered in this
city, come at once 10 the
Washington Store,
Late MAGRUDER 4 CALYERTS.
an 10-lwif
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FOR RENT,

DRICE Reduced, a Dwelling House. No.
II 2sS G street, containing twelve good sized
rooms, two good dry cellars, with handsome yard
and flour garden in the rear. The main building Is
lighted with gas, and all the fixtures are ready for
use. There Is constant supply Of water on both
floors Of the back building; also, bathing fixtures
ready for The house, DC, are nearly new, and
IN perfect repair
/ will rent it bargain 10 a responsible person.
Also several elegant well-furnshed rooms, TO single
gentlemen. Apply to G. T. GARDNER
ap 7-2awtf 900 g street
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BY c. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
HXTENSIVE SALE OE CITY PROF..

- erty, by catalogue, ut Auction-The subscri-
Der desires to call the attention of those having CITY
property to dispose Of that he 10 now preparing
catalogue descriptive of each piece Of property to be
offered at auction or about the 25th instant. Ii
is his intention TO advertise the sale extensively in
all Of the city papers, and also TO give general circu
lation of the catalogue which will doubtless have the
effect Of bringing together large number Of capital
lists DESTROYS of making investments.
Persons wishing to sell will please hand in by the
18th instant description containing the number If
the square and lot the front and depth, and, If in-
proved, the character of the improvements.
The charge Of offering will be made moderate
c. w. B0TELER, Auctioneer.
ap 2-dtlbth Iron Hall.
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JUDGE Loring---7sn-H Hour LaY Re;ecied.

Bosros, April l3th.7-The House rejected an
amendment TO the report recommending the re-
moval Of Judge Lo ing by 81 majority. The
amendment proposed that no State Judge hereafter
act ~ United States Commissioner.
The Senate rejected the ten-hour law by veto
Of 16 nays 10 IL yeas.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-14
BOUNTY LAND.

A BOUNTY LAND. X,
OFFICERS, soldiers, Sailors, Marines
~ Landsmen, FlotilIa men, Chaplains, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-masters, and Transfers, (ther
widows minor children who have not yet received
full 160 acres, and who have been in service IA days.
are entitled TO land in any war since 1870.
Widows, whose husbands died while In service,
are entitled to pensions, and minor orphans of such
to years hafpay. ALI who believe themselves en-
titled to Land-bounty, and Pensions, viii be bcne-
fitted by calling the subscriber either in person
by letter, postpaid Of 7th and streets, No.
482, opposite General Post Office.
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms
No pay in advance, and no charge if nothing is OBJ
tanned
W Refers to the citizens generally.
Special attention given to suspended claims.
JNO. JOHNSON,
apI3-ly Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.