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NTOW BEING RECEIVED, A HEAVY
IN supply of every article in the Coach Finding
line, including 200 yards Of our MOL Russia Duck
Canvass, so inches wide. Call early.
ELVANS 3 THOMPSON,
326 Penn. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
mn Q5-1w &
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A CARD.

uNASHIONABLE Dress Making. - Ladies
wishing their figure improved, will do we'll ~
call on Mrs. N. A. EATON. a few doors north CT
Pennsylvania avenue, on 18th street.
The latest fashions received monthly from Paris
Mrs. I. has employed French lady to superntcnd
the work.
4 3. 7. Tayors Dress Cutting Rule taught al hall-
past six A. NJ, and at O'clock, p NJ.
N. b. Fifteen young ladies wanted at the above
business. mp lg--rng~
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MORT Gaines Acadomy Lottory.---Thc
subscriber having accepted from the Com
missioners the agency and management Of the Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery has established the principal
once At Atlantis, Georgia. and nends conducting ihe
lottery the plan that of the Southern Mill
tary Academy Lottery Of Alabama.
Grand scheme for May, class Ito be drawn May
cath. 1856, In the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, when
prizes amounting 70
e6O, 900
Will be distributed according 10 the following mag
uiflcent schemef
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ESOR sALE---A LOT ef old exchanges a
II shis efHs>
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J UST RECEIVED.
a LARGE supply OF Drugs, Fancy Arti-
n Giles, Perfumery, &C., &c.
I keep constantly ON hand all the popular Family
Medicines and everything pertaining TO my line Of
business i.
Also, large stock Of those prime Segars that gave
such general sasfacton at the lats Fair Of the Net
Nee. Institute.
0 BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and 7th street,
and liz and E streets, Island,
Washington.
p. 8. Agent for the sale Of DR.. McClntock's Cele-
brdted Family Medicines ap 15-1m
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Canal Nariqafion.

RosDoUr, April 25.--The Delaware and Hudson
Canal Is now open 10 navigation.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
n ThFee-stOry Frame House ON Street,
"A between Fifth and Sixth streets west, contain
ing eight rooms, large yard paved, wood-shed, and
necessary out-houses.
Inquire next door Of J. t. Clements Rent SIS per
month. ap 25-4t%
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WHEELING, April 25.--There are twelve and a
half feet Of water In the channel, and II Is now
falling again. The weather Is warm.
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Nsp York Market.

New YoRx, April 26.--Cotton Is Arm, with an
upward tendency. Flour Is dull, with declining
tendency; Southern -four is lower-sales Of 1000
barrels at $40 75a I'll 20. Wheat is unchanged
with limited demand at previous rates. Corn Il
trife lower; mixed 81 IL a 81 Is. Pork il
upward and firm, Beef Is unchanged. Lard Is
firm, and tending upward. Whiskey--Oh Is frm;
sales at SO q 81 cents.
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ALL sTHANGERs

n LII STRANGERS
IA Waiting the city should see Hunters Cataingue
o. the curiositiss of.ths Patent Once
Also, his description Of Powsll's great picture
~ as---d1yh
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ANDREW JACKSON COMPANY.
THE undersigned, having formed Their

IL selves into Company for the purpose Of buy
ing and selling real estate under the above title do
fully make the same known to the public The &C
conpanying seal will be impressed all their bust
ness paper; and they have also bound, and hereby
declare themselves responsible for all paper issued
by their officers bearing this seal
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Eev York Stock Markst.

NEw YORK, April 26.--Stocks are dull and
lower. Money is unchanged. Sales at the first
board of Erie Railroad 80 cents; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 70 IA; Cleveland Columbus,
and Cincinnati Railroad, lo4 "a; Cumberland Coal
Company, 20 cents; Reading Railroad, IS IA
cents, 8. 80 d; Canton Company ~ IL cents, b
so d; Indiana S's, "a l-2; Virginia SIS, "a l-s ;
Missouri, e3 cent,. 81"
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 26.--The market is dull.
Flour is quiet. Howard street, is held at $40 rs.
Wheat Is lower--sales Of red ats2 So q 81 so !;
white at 81 66a$2 10. Corn Is dull--small sales
Of white at 100 lo2 cents yellow, lo4 loe
cents.
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DRUG STORE.

rWyHE undersigned has taken the entire
u Charge Of the Drug Store. corner Of 18th street
and Penn. avenue, and hopes by strict attention
and the public, share Of their patronage.
Strict attention given 70 compromising Physicians
prescription, and family rcceips.
Swans Atmospheric Soda Water, with the most
delicious Syrups, are had at all hours.
Old Wines and Brandies for Medical purposes, Sof
sp se~ssawdamo DocT. H. HOLT.
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Nxw oRLEAss, April 25.--The steamer 0rizaba
has arrived with city Of Mexico dates to the 18th.
Several skirrnishes are reported, in which the
Government troops were victorious
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" ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has removed
As 10 52s Seventh street, opposite to the Patriotic
Bank, and Is now prepared 70 ll all orders for Med
cnes, Paints, Oils, and Glass, on accommodating
terms. Strict attention will be paid 10 physicaps
prescriptions at all hours Of the day and night The
night bell Is on the right Of the store door.
ap 13-lmif
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TAKE NOTICE.

TyHE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
II 70 order, Looking-gasses, Portrait and Pic
ture Frames, Of any sire or pattern also msrbletop
EYEGLASSES inserted n old frames.
Also, all kinds Of old work regilt with despatch,
and on reasonable terms.
JOHN WAGNER,
255 Penn. avenue, near Twelfth street,
ap IT, Opposite Kirkwood House.
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FANCY MILLINERY.
MISS Amelia Pribram and sister have
lvA opened Fancy Millinery store, on Pennsylva-
mia avenue between 10th and It'll streets south side
No 27T and would respectfully call the attention of
the ladies' of Washington and vicinity to their hand
factured Millinery Of the latest STYLES Of New York
Paris, and London fashions of Straw, Silk, Grape,
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets. Also, dress and
other Caps.
All orders in the millinery line thankfully rsceiv-
cd and faithfully attended to. mar I5-2mo
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Charlestos Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, April "a. on-sales to-day Of
1900 bales at s l-4a9s-4. 44E
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The Me,s Orleans Postmaster.

Inc lFep OrleGns f~osfnidSfeT
NEW ORLEANS, April 24.--Postmaster Kendall
was arrested BY Mr.. Blair, . special agent Of the
Post Office Department, upon the charge, It Is
said, Of having purloined letter belonging to
Mills, Rawlns l. Co., containing 5000. Kendall
gave security in the sum Of 900 for his appear
ance to answer the charge.
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BOOTS AND SHOES /,

BOOTS AND sHOESi
WE would respectfully call the atten.
w ton Of our customers TO our large and varied
stock of Boots and Shoes, which is now complete in
FOR LADIES.
We have an endless variety Of CATERS, button, and
lace Slippers, Jeersons Ties, and Boots of all quail
Ladies Lace Caters for 81 to 90 30.
Morocco and Kid Slippers and Ties for rs cents,
worth 81.
Morocco and Kid Buskins for 81 cents, worth
" FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black bronze, and coored Caters, button and
lace lasting and morocco.
Morocco and kid Boots, black, tanned, bronsed,
and light colors.
shanghie Boots, black and colOred, thick and thin
soles.
Our stock cannot be surpassed In this city.
Patenffcather, cloth, and calf Caters.
Kid Caters superior article for tender feet.
Oxford Ties, Montercys, Kossuths, patent leather
and calf both sowed and pegged
Boys and youths cloth and patent leather CATERS,
a superior article.
Walking and Dancing Pumps for the May balls.
Calf and patent leather Oxford Ties and low Shoes,
In great varieties
on quick sales and small profits. Don't forget the
place.
A. HOOVER a SON,
South side Of Penn. avenue, nearly
ap 24-eodedf opposite Browns Hotel.
NOTICE.
IUsT received few more cases OF those
a. splendid Moleskin Hats, which offer at IS 50,
equal to any in the city. | also have . splendid
French Hat which sell much below the usual price.
The cash system, together with small expenses,
BILE me to do this.
have few magnificent worked Skirts. to which
call the attention of the ladies' They are sent from
New York. 70 be sold very low
ANTHONY,
Columbia Place. Seventh street.
sp 9i-eoSt second door north Of Pa. avenue.
NTEW AND ELEGANT SPRING AND
IN Summer styles Of Gentlemen's furnishing
Goods. A large and complete assortment embracing
most Of the articles usually kept in frstcass
adjustment Goods cheerfully exhibited At all times,
At LANES
Fashionable Gents Furnishing Store,
ap 1S-2weod [InteL] 424 Penn. avenue.
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FRENCH,s HOTEL,
Corner Of City Hall square and Frankfort
Street,
NEW YORK,

IOPpoaie nc Guy Hdll ana FdTF Founldin,J
LII AS been reftted and furnished. The subscri.
Ii Der trusts that for convenience, elegance
comfort and economy, 1t cannot be surpassed In the
world. All the rooms are warmed gratis. They are
fitted mp with msrble-top washstands, which are sup
piled with Croton water by silver-platsd cocks The
balls and waterclcsets, on every floor, are lighted
during the night
This Hotel Il conducted on the European plan Of
lodgingrooms, and meals as they may be ordered in
the refectory X. FRENCH
N. b. Do not believe hackmen and runners who
may say that we are full, some do 90 from pecu-
mary interest.
mar 2S---1m
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MRS. LOW

MRS. Low,
Manufacturer of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
PRINCES, Gimps, Cords and TasseIs,
Fancy Buttons, Regaliss, Military Trimmings, Ban
ncrs, Flags, &C.,
Pennsylpania avenue, south side, 6etsceen 9th and
10th streets. No. 297.
an lS-lyeod
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
= PEOPLES THEA TIRE
(LATE vARIETIEs.)
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Orchestra Seats ..,..,.,......,..,...,...5 cents
rsrqueues =. ..,............,s...,..SIH
Regular Tickets. ..,...,......,..,.....26
r rssIs o. S0a S
ualery ior Coiored Persons, .....,...... 70 cents
Fourth and last night but one Of
WOOD & CHRISTY'S
ORIGINAL NEW YORK MINsTRELSy
Whose Concerts have been visited by over three
thousand OF the first citizens Of Washington.
A new piece, entitled the
HOTEL DE La ETHIOPIA
Birch as Dulcimer Swipes, Professor Of the Bass
Observe the new feature. entitled
THE JUVENILE TOY POLKA
Thursday Eosnimg, April 90,
PROGRAMME /.
/. Grand Introductory Overture I. 80. Full Band
2. Opening Chorus ..... Company
!, SEisP Bsyns" Original. MN, &; Henry
s. The Last Leaf: 4 Descriptive scng Of nr'n
the Last of the Knckerbockers, (words
m Cy DIVA ", Homes. w Raynor
4 7. ~ Knew Handsome Waller Gar
s. Il Dream Of Home" (new.) Sold by
., operate Chorus from the !; Enchant-
10 GoSd fSss s at 4, Home CoRRp enpyy
II. Masquerade Waltz, with Hurdy-gurdy
limitations and Automaton delineations
J. w Raynor Co.
part H.
MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN MELANGE.
l. Lucy at the Soiree-(with Cracoyienne !,
Guitar soo-iby, the. uneqaaiied dui.
JUVENILE TOY POLKA iISs ~
BY w. Birch and b. Mallory, the Original Toy Mus-
cal Effects BY Professor vaas, the Big Baby by H.
A. Favoritc Ballad .............. C. Henry
O. Banjo Solo. ....................H Huntington
After which w. p Collins, in conjunction with b.
Mallory, will give his celebrated challenge
v ARKANsAW WALK AROUND.
Part III.
PLANTATION, OR LIFE AMONG THE HAPPY.
J. The First Music Lesson Huntington Birch
O. Old Dominion Jig. .............. ID. Mallory
A. African Defamation and Stump Ora '
tory.......... Birch 4 Raynor
The performance to conclude with the new Burlesque
Interlude, entitled
LA HOTEL D'ETHIOPIA
Mr.. Dulcimer Swipes, "a Professor Of the Bass
Drum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. VIM Birch
Jake Swipes, This nephew, Waiter at the
Hotel. Observation-Disclosures Huntington
Augustus Frederick, IAN Exquisite 49,. y. Murphy
Jeemes Phillips, "a Landlord). j. w, Raynor
Rosabella Languish, Ia sable Young Wild
Nancy Phillips, (Jeemes's Daughterl N. W. Gould
Doors open at ~ o'clock. The opening overture
will commence at o'clock precisely. ap 90
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TIME Popular Dramatic Diorama Of the
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Political trouble IN Kansas-- Governor Reeder re-
pudiated

ST.. LoUIs, April 26th.--The people Of Kansas
have issued proclamation declaring Governor
Reeder Incompetent for the Office be holds, and
that his appointment without the consent Of the
governed, Is an arbitrary exercise Of power. An
election has been ordered at Leavenworth on the
2sth for his successor. Delegates viii meet there
on that day and select suitable person for Terri
torial Governor, whose name win be forwarded TO
the President for the appointment
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Movements Of the .1anestorn.
CHARLEsros, April "a .--The sloop-of.war James
town arrived at Key West on the 18th. She LEFT
Havana on the day previous.
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q. w. DREW,

.e# I've w. DREW, ef@tN
SUPERIOR DYER AND SC0URER,
South side Pennsylvania arenue betpeen eth
and 10th streets, No. 2s7.
sp l3-ly
TIyHE Subscribers have ON hand nj their
Canal. large and general assortment u seasoned
Lumber, which they offer for sale al fair prices, and
on reasonable terms.
sp 10-3taw4w Grips WALLER.
DERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
- No medicine ever offered TO the public has mex
with the success that has attended the sale OF Pry
celebrated for its instantaneous and magic cure a.
burns bruises scalds, and pains Of the pedy. en-
ternal and internal has attracted tho attention OF
counterfeiters, who have, IN many places, mansged
TO palm OF their worthless limitations 4tF
The genuine Perry Davis's iin Killer 70 now put
up In panel bottles with tho words Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, blown in the glass and with twJ steel
engraved labels each botte-one excellent Ike
ness Of Perry Davis the Original Inventor Of the
medicine, the other steel engraved note Of hand
none others may be relied upon genuine. Price Of
bottles 125f cents, rs cents 80 cents and 81 rsspso
lively. f3
PERRY DAVIS SON, Propretors,
No. "a High street, Provioenoe. X. L =
Tho Pain Killer il sold by Gray Ballsntyns, and
John T. Mortimer, Washington, ID. @.
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., Richmond. Va.
N. A. Santos a Son, and King a Toy, Nor1blk, vs,
Candy 4 Hatch Y. II. Stabler 4 Co: William IL
Brown Bro: Smith a Atkinson v. a Fryi obr
a Co.. Baltimore, Nd. ef3
And by all the principal Druggists.
ap e-d&w3mo
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BALLS LAST NIGHT.--The Western Hose Com
pany had very fine ball at the Assembly Rooms
last night A large representation from the differ
cnt companies In the city were present, and the
scene was quite gay and hilarious.
The Monumental Club at Carusi's Saloon was not
80 well attended, but all who were there appeared
to be enjoying themselves when we left the hall.
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Strike among Ship Carpenters at Buffalo.
BUPrALo, April 25.--There was slight distur-
bance here yesterday, in consequence Of a strike
among the ship carpenters for higher wages. To
day the strike is more fully organized, and pro-
cession OF some six or seven hundred, preceded by
q band OF music, Is parsding the streets. A diff
Guilty IL apprehended, as some Of the strikers are
disposed 10 interfere with those who work.
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GEORGETOWN IrEas.-Flour remains the same
Red wheat has advanced 10 % AS a 81 so; white
has also risen to 81 90 81 so. Corn aud oats
remain unchanged.
Another load of shad came up this morning, and
was sold for % per hundred. Herring are 30 80
per thousand.
While the workmen were engaged in hosting a
hogshead of sugar from the brig VIM. Chase, the
hoops gave way, and there was quite "ian Of
sugar" g
The Dramatic Company, late of the Peoples
Theatre, are announced TO give an entertainment
at Forrest Hall this evening.
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I Part III.
OR LIFE AMONG THE HAPPY.
]. The First Music Lesson 4. Huntington Birch
2. Comic Banjo Trio, Mallory, Birch, 4 Huntington
.. Old Dominion Jig. ..B. Mallory
4. African Defamation and Stump Ora
tory. Birch 4 Raynor
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AUCTION SALES
ORGANS, EOLIAN PIANUFoRTEs, u G.
nv III Il undersigned respectfuIIy calls the

chapel Organ which Is placed in the L. cture Room a
the Smithsonian Institute by the consent Of Prof
Henry, Secretary OF said Institute. ALSO, 10 ane
Rosewood Parlor Organ, both from the celebrated
factory Of Henry Erben. of New York, all Of which
were on exhibition Al the late Fair Of the Meropol-
tan Mechanics Institute
The undersigned has also on hand one Of thoss
beautiful Eolian Pianofortes from the factory Of a
Gilbert Co. Boston, and splendid Papier Macha
Case Parlor Meodeon, made by I. q. Gardner a Co,
Connecticut; the last AIMED instrument can be steu
st the Music Depot Of Messrs, Hilbus Htx.
For terms, &C., apply 70 the undersigned, at his
residence.
Instruction given on all the above, instruments,
and in Vocal Music. ]. f. SCHEEL x CO..
ap l9--eotf No. 49, nth street north.
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Police CoUKr.--Bsfore AorseH and BircA.-
Robert Hanson was the only ledger in the guard
house last night
James Canally was fined for profanity.
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SILyER spoons, Silver Tes-sets, Fine
- Gold Watches, Rich Gold Jewelry. Ais.
large assortment Of Spectacles Of every quality and
vsrety Of other ecods which | win sell q The
Wholesale price, by The single article. Do not I'll 70
call before making your selections at w.
No. Ala, Pennsylvc-a avenue,
Between l-2 and 9Th streets, ~
Sign Of the Large Spread Eegle
II. o. HOOD. WA
N. b. Cbronometers, Duplex, and oth.r FIRE
Watches. carefully repaired and warranted 10 gre
satisfaction, By an experienced workman. Also. ew
work made 70 order, and Jewelry repaired % abort
notice. n o. HOOD.
mar 90--tf (Sent. and Globel
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The river steamers have resumed their regular
trips to Mount Vernon and the White House.
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WooD& CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs.-- Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather last evening, these mimi
table performers were again greeted by crowded
audience Never before has band of this kind
become SO popular in SO short time; the only re-
greet that we hear expressed is, that they should
not have secured more roomy house in order to
accommodate the numbers unable to obtain adj
mittance. Tomorrow viii positively be their last
night, and has been set apart for the benefit Of
Birch the funniest darkey that ever came this way.
A new piece entitled La Hotel de Ethiopia is an
nounced for tonight.
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BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.
WILL give prompt attention to Claims
u Of the above description. Communications ups q
the subject by letter, post paid,) or in person.
be made 20 the undersigned. No charge made I'M
loss the application succeeds. ea
CHRISTOPHER NEALR,
Attorney at Law, and Agent for Clsims,
mar 27--2awew iaN Alexandria, Va
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THE great auction sale of the bankrupt stock of
the late firm of Hall & Brother is still progressing
and will probably end on Saturday.
The very low prices at which goods are now held
In New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore have
operated very unfavorsbly upon this sale, as we
are told the amount realized will be only sixty-fve
per cent. of their real value
The sale is also peremptory, and $4,000 worth
Of dress goods being pressed directly into such a
market as this city Is, must necessarily be sold if
at all, at low price.
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MRS E. PEspLrros, Of Capitol Hill, the patron
of all deserving societies Of young In the city,
is about starting on a tour through Europe, and
Tuesday evening, as a token Of her esteem and
svmpathy In their welfare, presented the Columbia
Fire C,mpany with four beautiful pictures, repre-
ssnting scenes In the life Of fremen, viz: the
slarm--the race-the 6re-and the return.
She made neat and graceful address, to which
Captain Tate replied.
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arrival ofM The africa at Boston.
BosroS, April 2s.--The Africa arrived here at
quarter past o'clock this morning. Her mails will
leave in the afternoon train, and viii probably
reach Washington Friday night
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MICHAEL NoURsE,
Notary Public and Agent for Bounty
(yIafme.

Notary Public and Agent for Bounty
Claims,
And for the Connecticut Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Of Hartford.
IL has In his possession the ROLLS Of the Militia
IL Of the District in the Of 1919, and win pre-
pare declarations and papers for soldiers, widows,
and orphans
sp 1s-staw2w
HOUSE and Furniture for Rcnt.--The
IL subscriber wishes 70 rent his house, contain
ing 10 rooms situated on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, near the War Depart
meut and Winder's Building, No. 154.
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme-
diately. NV. BATES
ap 1s-eo.f
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CIRcurr CouRr---Judgss Aoyssu and Dunlop
pyssidino. Richard Roe, on the demise of Benz
b. West 81 al, ys Alfred HsrtmilIer, Is still occu-
pying the court Messrs. Merrick and Cox for the
plaintiff Messrs Bradley and Carlisle for the de-
f.ndanf tA sN
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SUPERIOR DYER AND scoURER, X.
South side Pennsylvania arenue, bstpsen eth
and 10Th streets, No. 2s7.
N
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Mace Ben, negro, was arrested this morning
for cruelty and numerically beating small child
belonging to his wife. He gave security TO appear
at o'clock this afternoon at Magistrate Donn's
10 answer the ch arEe.
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The Centre Market was very poorly supplied TO.
day, and prices are about the same,
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0prosIrIos TO THE Ksow-NorHINes.-The Sen
tinsl says the Union Association Is the name Of
. society recently formed in this city. We learns
the meetings are only open to those who are OPP
posed to the know-Nothings Already many Of
our well-known citizens have enrolled their names
a. members. No solemn oaths are required tc bind
them TO any particular OF action their honor
being depended upon to carry out the objects for
which the association has been organized.