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SPEECH OF sENAroR DAVIS.

Impressive speech in support of the resolutions
ofsthe Caucus of Democratic Senators Mr..
Davis'ssviewssare not extreme. Hesdocs not
ask for slave code for, the .Territorjes.y lie
does not propose, legislation in regard to the
subject but makes declaration ssihe hnsis of
Legislation If need should be. II'gor N
is that when persons andsprope, Ter
'sitories are not protected il their, then
Congress sshalleintsTpose legislation Tor their
We:make eale following extracts from the
'pnblished Report Of his speech:
/" Congress had power to establish temporary
goyernmentsin Territories. He read judicial
authorities to sustain the views embodied in his
resolutions, and asked how that could now be
considsred a judicial question. which had al:
ready been decided. The umpire selected as
refer ee in the controversy had decided that
neither Congress nor the Terrtorial Legislature
had the power to impair the,rght to property.
lie wasless now than eyer disposed to submit
to the doctrine ofsquatter sovereignty. It was
hFst brought forward by good and great
would notts,and the severe shock Of contend
sing parties. twas "a fallacy that should lie
exploded. What was the result in Kansns
where the experiment was hrst triedl Did it
succeed Nor The government had to inter
pose? 10 prevent desolatlon ny civilswar. nCons
gress has no right to abjicate anYspowerr con.
ferred upon it as a trustee. Looking towards
Mr. y Douglas;she asked what eonsequehee to us
IS our retention in place when weighed against
the interests ofsthe countryi Of. reason, right
and Justice what 10 there 70 sustain your policyi,
1ie then argued to shoW the absurdity of-the,
idea that Congress could elothe.it mere agent.
wlthtpower which it did not itselfpossess. This
was ailowingihe recipient more:that1 heydgydr:
mas 70 gNe. s.le had heard the idsas9fsgons
iRteryention inithe Senate of thesl 6ited States
Yhls9i had been hammered out to embrace
oQandiess reg'ona He.denied that non-iuter,
veption, as y was formely nnderstood Satiekiei.
s,ssa gas.etsE9hg.ess,to .sg.sats
.she ReTy isqAe doctrige swas
tae isglt yes sia ve;tsw. Was Snasied
and slnsret stossl laveryf the
assEaterles sand The espistrict of Colunbfa: He
TsaagMr G,fyss oNplonsa?n thesubjs slrow
;s9at ae VINO TassIne oEsglnatos 9fahe doStrine
never, gave y Eshss Int rRretat.on clainsdaBy,
the ADVOCATES s6t RoRaIar oyeEsig9ty 4 The
isom y iil!no,s snts 500 ohRossd every
ProPositionw h!ch' pas .Ssnata aaddyptsd
for the ProhAhisi91F Fiof the TerFis
tories. He belieyedshsSa aiasso uhde etsinstfue.
lions IN 1924 Songress,s sla1SenastIpgsgerr VI
1orai n.;s a,i nu. me p5gSset se
revision ofsCopgress, and this elaimed assa
sonssssIon, CO. as .hs: peysE hA c9hg5ess This
tnsefteo sPSovBion 10 Inc Stneranails-F 2hlorels
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THE THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.

slavery, OuL Tile result OF lne IMPRESSIONS made
upon me from what haveseen.
THE THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
BALTIMoRE, May, l0--The Convention met ut
| l0oclock, this morning A plat form; was unani-
| mousiy adopted which recognizessaA Constitu.
tional Union. and insists upon ,atrgid enforce
ment of existing laws.
A ballot for President W as thenresolv ed upon.
each delegation voting without restriction, and
u majority of votes to elect.
l.. Tie Fl rst ballot for candidate resulted as
sfnlloRs:s Bell 60; Houston Sc; C-iti tienden 2s !:
EveIett23; : Mclean 2S: Graham % Riyes 3;
B6t6s; Sharkey y; Goggiu 8. =
- BALrIMonE, May 10, l.40P. MsAThe Hon
John Bell, ,Aof Tennessee was .noniin ated on the
date Of thes party for the: Presidency Of the
United States. The result was received by an
outcurst Of applause and appears OF give salts
fpc.ion.s
Speeches are being delivered By various
gentlemen, with a view to harmonizihg matters
and 1t ls believed that a unanimous nomination
will be rendered Mr. Bell 4Te
BALTIMORE, May 10. o5t P. M.-The Hon.
Edward Everett Of Massachusetts. was una
fnimously declared the choice of the Convention
for Vice President, on the first ballot
The Constitutional Union Convention ad
jodrned -fhhlly at 8, o'clock, this evening sub.
jectta tfe. call Of the National. Executive Com
- f;Sms noto d;ocoriant NO., 49, ~,
EtsfsaE b6t eysrvtliiGe was done in ,bs no mus, as
harmonidusabd g1od,humored manner.
4 ratifcntiopainee is now being held in
Monument sSquare, tthe number participating
speeehes.. and large smount Of enthusiasm hs
!Itsve sofat characterfzed issprogress. Special
E:ssr = a.-.- :
Na TIN. DsSocRATfiSdr s poIlnoAL DIrprcu1u.s-
= 'Wssiilsoros, May BGrbe n1ovemen. which
xs ssfsa ysststasy s5gss aPsa the ssoe:
|ssss s,ssss fps i.
E;psTsasnd now imeiSeuistiSSs amosr Son sontIpsfn pu,
Senators and members ID a. aties and stra,rht.
forward document. Il aiIaaes to tie uuhappy ]
Fdivisiea at cRories.on. and regrsts its occur.
spssas the . sgssonS and
t. con,itnssonaf Ur r;ab4s nnd
,s ses. 1t =, t. ,hs
ssiop not I Sfsred IN on;nian ;u wI wtb
shs seceaingsstaiss. but oily becagae they be-. De-
uss rsbss oth. would resog
Mat the South 81, ouif, not Seens.tosbe d;v5sd Hs
by,s mere circumstance of os.his Character sTfa Ths
,seceders arsuresS to forego any action at Rich &
: s south .ssas make s's
s3tber sfoftzIo have their constitutonafri rights
EtesggniFsd: should they fail. they eansthen
tskssaehrcation E a or as duty and hSnorssmay seem
.9densag. sl 1 g heiE hands; y has.heeu largely
asser BseakeosiSss ses Hssea q CLAWS sasR
seaI!sMn' I. gresnI sragg &o'-spe'ia1 Dsspateh
wasssIasses s,ss Ye,tsrd ~ another
effort was e dsssahpE.hs sempr rSfnisipg tad-
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Friday Morning. May la, 1860.

The friends of WM. c. DAVIS announce
him a candidate for the Legislature at the en-
suing election.
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CoNSIGNEES..

Noble. DJ Jordan. Mrs E Parker, J T
Moore, J McBryde B Clinkseales, Thos Jack.
M Perrin. Taggart & hieGaslin; CLARK d ,Du.
pree, A. Smith, Baxter, &sBIease Jas Taggart
N latimer. w W Mayshall,J &N Knex
Branch &kParker.J E EMarshall, JsKurz A Sim
onds p Taylor. Andrew d McNiel, Campball
McNiel, R-Hy~Wardlaw J r Barnes D E
Agnew MD d Co DR. 8 Eair ABB
namol'n les Julia, McCaw, F Adame, w Nj
hughy, D RSONDLEY, Ag't
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by WIiAnIsaM 1ttEsst 2sg g., iQFdnaFy OF AbheI
vile DistpieSss.s go -
WyAERE Ass JDRas j ssEi In had SSS}Ieato
w fsEettefsoEA lbtfafdS5 Sfsif
and sipepi the goSd ssad of 8 sfigiS S.apa,
ssssi q giSpss i jallsys dsSga. sss
sthssstsfs, "a cite and aandsiiih.
,sih EssEguiar tis 4 fiiihhdrsd and cred sof
The stja deceased. 10 beiand appear s6AfbKA nSss
al yourahsR 0tdiparyss Court for tEss slid nsM
tfiSt, " III k6lddn at Hbbeyiile co6ft H4SSS
onythS sNaS of My inst, TO show N Me-
,fsag viz 6sssid ,hsnislrst stienssh shonid not
ayss Iaassr mp h6aaasassspa ssf :'' I'll. tiss s
I: hdsdtsd sHi! 16dfsh
year, #sseas ,s1 AHs ss las ss5Sss ss
sssyis ss ssss s,: ST. ~, 81.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th ms, mt, M. J. BAYNE, In the 5sth
year OF his age Nav he rest in peace
Dearest father, thou hast lett us /;
we thy loss most deeply feel
But tbs God that hath bereft u.s.
He can al our sorrows heal.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfuly
invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday after
9Th and 9th streets cast. Capitol Hill.
At Aiken, South Carolina, on the Sd instant, in
the Sth year of his age, JAMES MONROE, son
Of Geuverneur !. Bibby and brother OF Edward A /.
Blbby. OF the city of New York, and in law of
Samuel l.. Gouverneur, of Maryland.
To MY MOTHER IN HEAVEN.
By MISS iTtoiHetts 7. Bsrger.
0.mother, how miss thy care
Without thee life, Indeed, Is drear;
morning, noon, end night pine
For thee, my mother, now CivIne.
Then, from Thy Eden home above.
Look down and see q daughters love;
Thy good example left with NE,
My guide and beacon ever be.
Farewell. dear mother, till we meet
In blest a odes, at Jesus feet;
NO more We'll part but ever be
fright angels In eternity.
Washington, March IS, 1867.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

From the Pittsbug Unitsd Presbyterian
We have tined HOstetter's Stomach Bltters for
Dyspepsia and can sp.ak favorahy of its fleets,
nd have no hesitation IN comm end ng them to tho
suffering from any debility Of the kind.
.. From the P,ttsJUrg Post. August q, 1885,
HOsTkTTER'S BITTERs.-These Bitters have oh
tainad a widespread and well deserved celebrity
In al parts of the country. They are an admirabls
rsme y tor great variety of stomach diseases IL
Is sufficient evidence Of its beneficial character 10
observe the IN manse quantities of 1t shipped by
Messrs. Hos:etter 4 Smith. the propreto?s to al
points In the country.
From the Pi:Sbnrg Gazette, august Ia, 1853
KNOWLEDGE is gained by experiences, and, Though
We have heretofore dealt very little in medical
manufacturers to ssy that Hostet:cr's stomach
Bltters has been the means of curing of severe
attack Cf Dyspepsia. and has removed pain in the
stomach in a ' cry short tlrae
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally ev
erywhere. mar ~ cost
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Later fY0m Mexiro

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-The schooner AFRO
mant. from Vera Cruz the I'd inst. has arrived
at this port. Gen. Mirsmon reached San Juan.
which Is three leagues from Vera Cruz on the
I'd inst, and was threatening an immediate at
tack on that city. Two vessels had been fitted
out at Campeachy and sent 70 Vera Cruz to assist
the Liberals in the transportation Of provisions
and munitions Of war
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HYATT IN PRIsON.-Mr. Hyatt, committed BY
the u 5. Senate to the Jail of the District of Co.
lumbia, occupies large room in the.southeast
corner OF the Jail, formerly occupied by Major
french, the alleged Government defaulter. He
will probably apply for writ of habeas corpus.
which will bring the case before the Supreme
Court II the Court sustains the Senate. HYATT
cannot escape Imprisonment otherwise than by
purglng himself by testifying, unless the Senate
release him. The whole thing amounts to this:
Hyatt is a manufacturer of some sort of sidewalk
headlights, and hopes by the notoriety gained In
this case to advertise his wares
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Serious Charges.

MILWAUKEE, March l2.-E. l.. III Gardner, city
comptroller, and Robert Lynch, city clerk. were
arrested yesterday and committed 20 Jail on a
charge Of forging city orders, and other mslfeas
ance in office
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BALTIMORE, March Ia Flour closed active and
buoysnt. and has advanced 25c.; Howard street
IS 81; City Mills &C. Wheat closed with an ad
vancing tendency; red al .iOdsl as; white 81 5Ss
$40. Corn closed steady; white 70a7lc yellow
7Oa75c. Pork closed steady; mess SIC: prime 81. !,
rump Sli. Whisky closed active at 23c.
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Indian War I'm Terns

HousToN, March 10 The Indians are DEERE
dating In Basque county, and have killed seven
company Of volunteers left Waco on the 9TH e
defend the Inhabitants
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Later from California;

MALLoY's STATION, March I3.-The overland
mall from San Francisco arrived here this after
noon. The primary elections for delegates 20 the
State Convention has been held in ak OF the largest
counties, including san Francisco and Sacr,
mento. The returns show that the delegates are
favorable TO Gov. Latham and cpps sd 20 Weller
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Later from Northern M.xic.

NEW ORLEANS, March 13-The steamship Ari-
IONA has arrived with dates from the Brazos to
the 10th instant
Cortinas had gone into the interior recruiting
and awaiting aid from Miramon.
IL is reported that Gen. Marc uess has again pro
nounced In favor Of Santa Anna at the capitol Re
was Imprisoned and escaped TO Puebla. He viii,
at Gardelsjara, again pronounce In favor Of Santa
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A. GREEN. Auot,oneer


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS
v LAND AT AuCTION.-0n THURSDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell. IN frort of the premises at
O'Clock .: m. a handsome Building Lot, being the
south 20 feet of square No. SIS, fronting 81 feet
10th street and running back 60 feet 10 inches
between south ID and streets, forming a fine
building lot for tire erection Of private residence.
forms: One ha fcash; balance in an IL mon ths,
for notes bearing ntere l. by deed trust
upon the premises. Title Indisputab!e
mar l0-d A. GREEN, Auct
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Il Z l. e G. r. A p HIC.
Municip.l El.c,I.u.t q, M.;,.

DANaok, March l2.-Isaiah Stetson, Republi-
can, was thi, day chosen mayor. The Republi-
cans eiec' a majority Of the city council
BIDDLEFoRD, March l2-Jonath,n Tu,l n.n,-
ocrat, was elected mnyor OF this ni,oe -,
The Republicans have amsjority In the new ooun
BELFAST, March II AT the municipal .,..c,,o,
in this city to-day, Richard Moody, Demoe,st
wss chosen mayor by % majority. The election
was on strict party grounds. Last year the Repub-
lean had a majority of POO.
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Difficulty Between American and Mexican

NEW ORLEANS, March I3.-Advices from Me
silla, Arizona, state that grave and serious diff
tculty had occurred between the American and
Several were killed on both sides the MeYicans
outnumbering and surrounding the Americans
the latter had sent 70 Fort Fillmore for trooN
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Read the following from the KinderhUok, IN. w
Sentinel, lated july 81:
"A remarkable cure of Consumption has re ,ently
zen effected nv this medicine In the tow Of Cha :
ham in tits equity, and which was related - Ss by
DR.. Hsrrick, al eminent ply of that town tn
whom We have pf rmlss ion to refer. young lady
who had long ,hored under an Election of thu
lungs was considered by her friends as beyond the
reach of medic ne. and she was informed by her
medical attend ant that she must die She was In
duced to send for hotts Of WiStcr's BaISaDl OF
Wild Cherry as a last resort. The young lady ex
psrIencra great relief, and two more bottles were
successfully procured and administered. She is
now happy IN the restoration ofhealth."
None genuins unless signed l. Butts On the WRAP
per.
Prepared By 8; w. Fowle & Co, Boston, end for
9. Stott, John Schwafze Marin Pa mer, Wash.
ington; and By dealers everywhere. mar lS-Iwr
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RCHITECT, ENGINEER AND SUPER
"A INTENOENT OF CONSTRUCTION.
VIM r HUTTON having removed ms once 10
No 21sX Penn. avenue, tover Ba5ly's boz store .
offers his SERVICES TO the public In al branches OF
BpiIdings OF all kinds 'auned and their erection
supeIintsnded. Plans, Specifications and Esi-
mates PREF AIRED for all works Of internal Improve
msnt.
Estates, Farms, DO, surveye Cd and Detailed. To
RosIaPhlca. Dfawlrgs made, or, att. facilitating
Grounds. 70, designed and laid of
- Refsreness-CePt; M. G. Meigs, U. g. EnsinesA
Soi' Va NioAer Va Es mBr 10 eoe,'
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

prick HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, thall sell, in
front Of the premises, at half past O'Clock, p. m,
Lot u being part Of origina Lot No, 4, in Square
No. SO, with the i'm provements, W hlch a good
two story and attic brick house, containing five
rooms 40 The above mentioned property fronts
80 feet alley, between 9Th ard 10th streets west
ard and l. streets north.
Terms: ono third cash; balance in and u
months the purchaser to notes for the deferred
pay lnents, bearing interest from day of Gale. A
deed gwen and deed of trust taken. All convey.
ance at the cost Of the purchaser.
mar i0-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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New hamp.b,re EIection.

CONCORD, March l3.-The returns from 100
towns give the Republicans mai ority for Gov
ernor Of 400, and with a large me jority In both
branches Of the Legislature.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, March Ia Flour is lower; State
S. 3ba5.35 Ohio s. .05a5 20; Southern sc lOa6 30
Wheat has declining tendency. and isnouinal-
ly la2c. lower. Corn has a declining tendency.
Pork is dull; mess Sl7 25aSls II. Lard is heavy
at l0Hallc. Whisky is dullat % NC.
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Fire In Texas.

Nkw ORLEANS, March 1.-Two stores, which
front on Levee st, were burnt last night. Lo--
S225. 900.
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,cticut Town Election

WEsTFIELD, Conn, March 12-At the town
election here to-day the whole democratic ticket
was elected
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Death of nm kustueer.

EAsToN. Pa, March l2-Wm. Ritchey, an en-
gineer on the New jersey Central road, was In J.
stantly killed this morning, train running ovss
him.
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NoiicH'-Dtsf''es Of Colxmbta Advsrt,...n~,,,
20 % inserted 9. BALTIMORE Sun ara ,.es,r.d
: ava I0''a'dedJ's~s THE STAR Office.
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY: Georgetown.


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a decree of
l. the Orphans Court tcontirmsd by the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, county Of Wash
lngton made IN the case Of the heirs Of the late
Samuel Leishear, deceased. the undersigned will
eel, at public auction, to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, the 18Th day "f March, lS6 :, at 4
oelook p. m, upon me preml'es, 9 az aTsiraoe
GaurgetOwn ID. c., having front on said street
ments on se 4 ior con, Isl of a three ttorv frame
house. suitable for a large family, stable. &c.
Terms OF sale: Une thi.d cash; balance In and u
months, me purchaser To notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
deed gwen ana deed 10, OF trust Al CON
disPGtab!e. s. It. BROWN,
Attorney for the heirs.
mar IS d BARNARD x BUCKLEY, kucts
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WATCH RETURNS .-Jno Davis drunk and pro-
family; fine and costs, So Is. Sam1 Meter col
firing pistol in the street; do, S6.l5 Jno Bell,
col, attempt at rape; for trial. John Callahan
drunk and dsorderiy; workhouse GO DAYS. Tbos'
Brady, carrying a deadly weapon; fine and costs,
SILL. Eight dodgers were accommodated.
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The MARYLAND FIsHKRIEs.-The Denton Jour-
nal states that the fisheries in that vicinity did a
more prosperous business during last week than
Tor many wears past at this season, and better than
at any period last spring. Herrings are now sell
ing at 81 per hundred Shad. which have not
been very Plentiful yet, sell for 50 cents pair.
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IHE THEArRE-A very attractive bill is that
offered by the Murdoch com pany at the theatre
I6ls evening, it being Beaumont and Flstcher,s
Classic comedy of 1.-The Eide, Brother, or Love
Ma1es the Man'-Mr. Murdoch rs Charles the
E1ei Brother, and Mrs. Gladstane as Angelina -
M" Ine amusing farce Of "A Ghost In Spite of
iseu 1t should be borne In mind that this
.n .ae last week Of Mr.. Murdoch's engagement
actin. ~ who wish to extensively enjoy bis fine
'nouio notfail to improve this opportunity.
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-, ax WATER DEpAIrMENr-The statement Of
tne operations Of the Water Department Of the
.HotPorauon since its establishment, furnished to
,ne BOARD OF Aldermen last Monday night by the
ater Registrar, In behalf of the late Water Pur.
Is OF considerable interest. The report states
~ essts Hill Co. laid, under their contract
Amount pi laid by Tio. E Ess. is
Making total of Corporation pipe laid since
.ne esaoilshment Of the Water Depart
Before the Department was established there
was laid by private individuals Of six
A"Nn ~ ..........................4 4, 060
Wnlch, added to that laid under the direc-
ZION OF the w alter Purveyor. makes total of
pipe laid belonging to the Corporation Of 20 Oas
In addition to this, the Corporation has paid for
the laying Of United States main in Seventh
street, from F street to Massachusetts avenue the
expense Of which Is to be reimbursed by the United
the continuation Of the work. of the
Aquetuct. The entire length of this Seventh
street line 7s4 feet Of which 67s feet is twelve
inch pipe s9s feet OF teninch ppe and 12U feet of
four-inch pipe.
The following exhibits the Government mains
laid in the streets and avenues of the city, with
tne lengt6 thereof approximately taken by scale,
LIST; The twelve.inch main from Rock Creek to
the Navy Yard gate, by the way of Pennsylvania
avenue, &c % 600
street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to
ths observatory gate. .................... eco
ID The twelve-inch main from Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, up Eighth street. to street
NORM, ana along to Seventh. ........... /, $50
4th The twelve-inch main in Seventh street
west, between + street and Massachusetts
avenue. Observation-Disclosures. 61S
5th. The ten-inch main in Seventh street
west, between street and Massachusetts
avenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sos
9th. The four-inch main in Seventh street
west, between street and Massac husetts
(I. H. |
18th. The twelve-inch main in Four-and-a-
half street, from Pennsylvania avenue to
north ID street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go
Sth. The four-tnch main in Seventeenth
street, from Pennsylvania avenue to the
Navy Department. Observation-Disclosures. $50
9th. The fOur-inch main In Seventh street
west, from street, along the east front Of
General Post Office building. .. $50
Total of United States main in streets and
NC -; .3O6i6
Being 2S,72s feet Of twelve-inch pipe. 500
feet Of ten-inch pi Pc, and 900 feet Of four
inch pipe.
Total of Corporation mains now laid, as per
statement ........................,. % O2O
Total Of mains laid in streets, avenues, and
alleys of the city. 5OS1i
Classified thus
Twelve-inch. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T2S
ieh.lh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOS
-ou'-ihCh ....... ................. ,22U
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Chancellor of New Jersey.
Fire I'm New Orleans,

TRENTON. March l3.-The Governor has nomi-
State
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs is the best and cheapes,
article for Dressing, Beautifying Cleansing, Curl.
Ing, Preserving and Restoring the Hair Lsdies
try 1t. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
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Baltimore Nlarkefs

HoUsTOS, March lO.-A fire here burnt out nine
teen firms. Loss S3JO, 900.