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Ne Churches Or scAsels.

On coming to Rolla | was struck with
the fact that there was neither church nor
sehool-house in that town. From there
to Springfield, distance of one hundred
and twenty miles, in which there are
farming neighborhoods settled over twen-
ty years, ]. saw but one church--a half
finished building, commenced BY the
Southern 4ethodists, and afterwards aban-
doned-aDd not single school-house.
At Springfield there we're indications Of
moral, religious and intellectual culture.
Churches and academies, temporarily aban-
doned during the possession Of the town
By the rebels, some Of them destroyed, J
but from Springfield to Cassville there
was not church or school-house to be
seen. In Cassville, I think, there must
have been some obscure place used for re-
ligious purposes, but it was not visible,
nor distinguishable from the other houses.
From cassviile to this town. no church
or school-houss has met my eye. In Ga
lena, the county seat of Stone county,
there is no such structure. In Forsyth
there is the same restitution of any out.
ward sign Of religion or education. Is il
any wonder that in such region the re-
bellion should find adherents among an
ignorant and prejudiced population 7
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1Our carrier requests us to say to
city subscribers that much trouble could
be avoided if they would keep an account
Of the date when they pay him for the
paper. A great many pay no attention
to this matter whatever, and the conse-
quence is an unnecessary misunderstood
ing with the collector The last regular
collecting day was April Goth. Make a
note Of this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

~Mr. King advertises that he will
make and repair mattresses, His shop il
IN the rear Of g. Hamill's store. He is a
clever man, and faithful WORKMAN
Give him call.
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THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, APRIL 20.

See THE 6 X I'VE viii hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time Of subscription is nearly or qnite ex-
PRED; and when subscribers wish 70 con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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stock Market.

New York, April 60
sioeks-Active and better. and leave of huoyan,
Money and Exchange, nothing new to report; Cal rs
e6a; No Is 4st; Tenn 569; Ohio es 100; 0s one
year csrtiasd ses; Treasy $40 loui Coupons ST.;
regd sii; war Loan oil; tx Q 60; G e7.; &c
scrip 30; Pan -; N 2q do sta fft; Erie prd 5I;
Pac i05h; NYCe3a
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st. louis Market.

ST. Louis, April a6
There was about The usual amount OF business in
rev OF the leading articles but In respects the
general market WAS sxesstsnGly duiito-day. Tobacco
was buoyant, and the better grades advanced There
Wa some inquiry for Lard, Wheat was ea3c higher
In other articles there was no material change
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BoGUs.-As some of the bills of the
Western Bank Of Canada, Of Clifton, have
reached this place, we caution our read
ers not TO touch it. IT is bogus.
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Deaths In keskuk Post Hospital.
Apr. II, J. H. Nosler, Co, d, 18th Iowa.
!" /" S. Harrison, !" X, 18th /"
Davidson, g i, 10Th Wis,
Al. b. Caldwell Co. F. I'D @.
John Christian, q b, 9Th Iowa.
James DOMAIN, " A, 2lst Mo.
Lewis kcrk, &C, 18th Iowa.
J" ~ A. Anderson, Z, Add I'LL.
/" Aug Schaeffer, F, 43d Iii.
/" " w. 3. Hitler, 4sth q
Friends of the deceased are referred to
VT. Perkins, undertaken. for information.
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TOBACCO.
200 caddies Grape Juice,
$50 EebrAsks
50 Gem.
20 boxes Tennessee Choice,
- HarpcY's,
10 St. LOuis,
loo . Assorted brands, conprising5
Sold Leaf, Natural Leaf, PurcSt Orneko Leaf,
kc, kcy he.
AL the above were manu- factuYed last summer, and
viii keep, which 10 not the Nth stock lust from
the press. We also oncr
LOO bills and half bbls Smoking Tobaceoes and
Fine Cat Chsving, various grsdes.
Country Dealers will do we'll 70 look 1t our stock
Wear selling ~ low - b. purchased In 81 Louis
or Chicago.
aprisd KELLOGG RIRGK
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MississipRl Rising.

Dubuque. April 2S.
River has risen a inches il the list
4S hours and uill rising rapidly.
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NOTICE.

IN
Ths keokuk and Alpine Coal Companies have ssso-
slated themselves under The name and style Of
The Keokuk Coal Association.
70 40 Coal busneas. Thankful for the liberal pc
tFonsxe heretofore extended them they will In future
snoeavor 70 merit continuance Of tn. same The
business Of The Associations viii be condurtrd bv 4
u FITcH and j. w. RopErEH.
osren-on Lesse, opposite Coal Yard.
spri7dim
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CARD.

IA
bf D. I. McGuein requests me to give notice 10 al,
who Know themselves Indebted him by Note or Ac-
settle That persons 10 whom he 10 WI, ~
walt and his Only 10 collect what il dus
him Ne hopes his friends viii aHsxex r.ysu ptts hi
his wants ~ he has end~sv TO serve them fafth
return. "
ovicE--burke's Corner, corner Main and ID streets
r. II HUMEs, Agent.
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1Ws are informed that there is at
Epworth . gentleman of intelligence and
wealth, who for some months past hss
been thinking Of moving in to Dubuque
to enable his family to enjoy some of the
advantages Of city life !; but since the last
city election he has reconsidered his mo-
ton; he is we'll contented to spend the
rest OF his days in healthful, intelligent
and Republican neighborhood like Ep-
worth. He says he would "rather live
on the bleakest ridge Of the widest prairie
in the State, ten miles from anybody,
thsn % enjoy the delightful influences 81
such ! secession hamlet as that same Du-
buque Of yours" That's wot be says.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTIcE.-After having for many years printed
the lists of letters remaining uncalled for In the
post ONCE Of this city, (under the law author
king their publication In the newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the on3ce,) the proprietor Of the star has at
length felt compelled to decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come to occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past he has been forced to lay over on each
occasion, when painting the lists, advertisements
the insertion Of which would have paid at least
double as much as tie law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
az large az the New York city letter lists. they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed-defeated his purpose Of making the Star
always a sscspapsr-news being its well known
speciality.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvIIth CONGREsS-seosnd sessi.,
"WEDNESDAY, January %.

WKDNEsDAH, January %.
SENATK.-Mr. Wilson, Of Mo-, presented the
credentials OF his colleague, Mr.. J b. Hender-
son, appointed by the Governor TO MI the vacsn.
cy occasioned by the expulsion Of Trustsn Polk;
and Mr.. n. was sworn in =
Mr.. Grimes introduced bill 10 incorporate the
CitiIens Gas Company; referred to the Disfrict
Committee.
The pending (House) joint resolutions provi-
ding for secret sessions Of both Houses Of Con.
gress during the continuance Of the rebellion vss
taken up, amended and passed after discussion,
in which several Senators participated.
The bill Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, for the better
organization Of the staff of the military service,
was next taken up, and discussed by Mr.. w ,
Mr.. Davis and Mr. Fessenden.
housE -Financial statements from the State
and Post Once Departments, with Lists Of clerks,
were presented.
The annual Legislative, Executive, and Judi
cial appropriation bill was passed; also, bill
appropriating 50 coo for the distribution OF cotton
seed In the western States; also, bill providing
for the payment Of officers Of voiunteess for seryi-
ces rendered previous 20 the complete organi1s-
ton Of their regimenh.
The bill authorizing the President 10 take pos
session Of railroads and telegraph lines In certain
cases, was taken up and considered, during which
our report closed.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE FIGHT AT occoouAN.

THE FIGHT AT occoQuAN.
Since the first edition Of to-days StaT went 10
press, second despatch has been received at
headquarters from General Heinizleman, who
telegraphs that further inquiry has satisfed him
that the number Of rebels killed by portion Of
the New York 37th (under his command) last
night was nine 90; and not twenty nine, orig
inally stated to him, and telegraphed here, sc-
cordinglY.
As seon az he receives Lieut. Col Burke's Of
hcial report he will, in turn, report all the par
ticulars Of the affair to the commanding General.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, after q long illness, ANNE,
wife of James ii. Lowry, in the 6Sth year of her
age.
The funeral will take place to. morrow Thurs
day. at II O'Clock, at her husband residence, No
395 New York avenue, between 18th and 18th sts,
to which the friends OF the family are invited.
months, and CLARA, aged s years and month,
children of William and Elizabeth Guinand.
The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away
blessed be the name of the Lord.
January nth, 1862, WILLIAM HENRY AC-
TON. Of washington, in the 18Th year Of his age,
mourn their loss. baltimore Sun copy.l
On Sun lay, the 18th instant, at half-pas twelve
O'Clock P. m, at the Small Pox Hospital, WILL
LIAM HENRY, adopted son of Charlotte and
Frederick Collins, aged II years months and 5
days.
At his residence, in this city, suddenly, on Sun
day, the 9Sth instant, JOHN JAY LANGDON, in
the ed year of his age.
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INnIA ErRRRR Irnnns

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; IS cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 80 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 peF pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber foods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&C, &c, at manufacturers prices, at H A. Hall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 30S Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets ian LIT
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WAR GAZETTE.
AN IMPORTANT lrsrt.rIox.

AN IMPORTANT RECITATION.
The Secretary Of War, In the work Of systens-
tiIine the business Of his Department, has found
IL necessary to issue the very important order that
will be found below, which can hardly all, n
carried out by his subOrdinstes, to put a SOP
hereafter TO the chronic cry about frauds In fur
nishing army supplies;
Wan DEPARTMENT.
Washington City, ID. c., Jan. =, isc1.
Order No.
The urgent necessity that required the imne-
date purchase Of arms, clothing and other mill
larv supplies from foreign countries having
ceased, f 10 ordered,
l. That no further contracts be made by this
Department or any bureau thereof for any article
Of foreign manufacture that can be produced OF
manufactured In the United States.
?. All outstanding orders, agencies, suthori.
ties, licenses Tor the purchase Of arms, clothing,
or anything else in foreign countries, Of foreign
manufacture, for this department, are revoked
and annulled.
Q. All persons claiming to have any contract,
bargain, agreement, order, warrant, license OF
authority Of whatsoever nature from this Depart
ment, or any bureau thereof for furnishing srus,
clothing, equipments or anything else, 10 the
United States, are required within fifteen days
from this date, to give written notice Of such
contract and its purpOrt, with q statement In
writing Of what has been done under 81. and 10
file copy thereof with the Secretary Of War.
4. All contracts, orders and agreements for army
supplies should be in writing, and signed by the
contracting parties, and the original or a copy
thereof fled, according to paragraph ,o4s Of the
regulations, with the head Of the proper bureau.
tits seldom that any necessity can prevent cen
tract from being reduced 10 writing, and even
when made by telegraph ib terms can
speedily be written and signed, and every
claim founded upon any pretended contract,
bargain, agreement, order, warrant, authority OF
license now outstanding, Of which notice and
copy 10 not fled in accordance with this order
within the period mentioned, shall be deemed
and held to be Prinsa Ideis fraudulent and veid,
and no claim thereon will be allowed or paid by
this Department unless upon full and satisfactory
proof Of Its validity.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of Var.
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ALEXANDRIA MArrrRs.-The aLocsi f.enn or

ALEXANDRIA MArTERs.-The "Locsl ftenn OF
Monday says: I'd lr-
The new military railroad, now In the course
Of construction between the Orange and Alexzn-
do railroad and the Long Bridge, Is also con-
nected with the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hxmp-
shire railroad at the residence Of Mr.. Swami, on
the Washington Turnpike, a mile from this eity
The switch connecting the two roads pzsses
through the yard OF Mr.. Swami
Much excitement was occasioned In portions Of
this city on Saturday nj ht and on yesterday, by
tiles Of soldiers In search Of Quarters. Ia MANY
instances persons mott fed 10 leave rtsidsnces
which they had occupied for year,. In most Of
with The demand, and, In some instances, sp-
pealed to Gen. Montgomery, Military Governor
Of Alexandria, for the protection, which wa sf-
forded.
This morning the river side was quite dull.
The q. 3. steam transport City Of Richmond wss
landing provisions at Fowlsss wharf. An v. ..
steamer passed up during the morning, win q
small sloop In tow, apparently prize. Some
small vessels passed Hy, bound down the rivef.
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The IEDIAN HERE DocToR,

The lEDIAN HERE DOCTOR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or i'll
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for ConSuItaticH or Adries.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws of Life.
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Washington Buildings, Pa. arenTs, about fee
minutes tcdEk from BropE'S Hotel.
Room-No. 10. ia Pitts
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-CoAtiasafioa Of fis Mtrds,
IrtaI-This morning, In the case Of Albert Cont
ner, indicted for the murder Of John Breniine,
the defence called Hon. John p. Hale and Dr.
Worrel to testify a. 20 the good character Of the
accused, which closed the testimony
District Attorney Carringtou then delivered his
opening argument; after which, the jury took q
short recess.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Fortress Monroe.
THE MERRIMAC READY FOR SERVICE.
SAVANNAH ABOUT TO BE ATTACKED
BY THE UNION FORCES
[Per Telegraph to The star.l

[Per Telegraph to The stsr.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-The Old Point boat has
arrived here, and brings the following:
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 2s-The only incl
dent Of news yesterday was the arrival OF boat
containing fifteen full grown contsbands, from
Norfolk. They report that the Merrim,c was
foated out Of the dry dock on Saturday, and was
to make her trial trip on Sunday. She mounted
ten ten-inch rifed cannon, and the people were
jubilant in the belief that she could sink the
whole feet in Hampton Roads!
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Letters from Port Royal indicate an early attach
on Savannah by Sherman and Dupont.
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AMusKMKNrs To-NIsHr.

THKATER-An immense house witnessed the
performances Of the brilliant Spanish danseuse at
the theater last night, demonstrating by I'M bound
ed appls use the universal admiration OF the peer
less Cubas This evening La Senorta Isabella
and Signor Ximines again, with ''No rah CreiDa !"
Miss Susan Denim a. fNorab 'iThe Dead Shot,
and nSlasher and Crasher."
CHRrsIYs.-Tbird night at Odd Fellows Hall,
and list Of the TBlack Statue !" Christy Jake;'
with brilliant bill Of Ethiopian songs, dances,
and comcslities, attractive to every lover Of gen.
uine fun.
SMTHsoSrAN.-Fourth lecture Of the Smith
sonian course, by DR.. ]. J. Hayes, on "Arctic
Explorations" Admittance free; doors close at
eight O'Clock. This lecture promises to be Of
great interest
CANTERBURY HALL.-An attractive programme
Of pantomime, burlesque, juggling, slack rope
performance, dancing, ballads and minstrelsy,
by the entire Leoni, Canterbury and minstrel
companies. Go see "Robert Macaire.n
Kline 3 AMPHITHEATER Tom King, Pentland
Don Ovan, the Man Monkey, Ducrow, Herman
dez, Forrest, and host Of other stars in bril-
liant programme Of acrobatic and equestrian per-
formances.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Popular music, excellent
refreshments, and attentive walters, attract great
crowds to Rosenthal's resort, Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
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COINS, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room up stairs.
Office hours from IL m. to p. m. Orders 10 call
at residences promptly attended to. Jan I6-1m*
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PERSONAL.

DESERTED FROM .CARvER's BAR
y raoks, on the 25th day Of January, EDWARD
X. JOHNSON, of company b, l04th regiment,
Peupsylvsnia Volunteers. SAID private is g years
old; e We feet seven inches high; light compexIon;
grey eyes; black hair; and an Englishman By birth;
OF soldIerly bearing. He had in his possession q
pass an orderly, which has bsen revoked. The
deserter Will be placed in confinement and notice
given at CaIver's Barracks, MERIDIAN Hill. W ash
ington. ID. G. is24Ss
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I OsT-On Friday last, IN getting out of Q car
~ rage az WillsIds Hotel, Q lady's GOLD
return Y WILLIAM q. TANNING. Police on
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Having started branch Of our New York est.b-
hshment in this city. We invite sxtlsrs, GrOcas,
Rsstasasissrs, and Hotel Keepers. to call and
examine our stock, which Ia we'll assorted and
eomprised Of goods Of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing In our line. and execute them
promptly. js25-tf
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited to try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton Sold by all respectable
grocers. ia 2S-u
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SOLDIERS, see to your own health. Do not
/ trust to the army supplies. Cholera, fever, and
bowel complaint will follow your slightest indis-
| erection. Holloway's Pills and Ointment should
be in every Mans knapsack. The British and
French troops use no other medicines. Only 25
| cents per box or pot. PIG
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INSTANTANEOUS cure Of Corns, Bunions, CAL
losites, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all diseases of
the feet. Mr.. Demond, Surgeon Chiropedst, is
enabled, BY peculiar process, to eradicate the
most painful excrescences in a few minutes with
out the least pain the slightest inconvenience to
the patient. Consulting hours from nine a. m TO
opposite Browns Hotel. Best reference given In
this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-29

PLRAsANT FURNISHED Rooms, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at Ais f. street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders
can be accommodated. Jan l5-1m*
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Suspicion having for some
time attached to gang Of colored men who were
In the habit Of frequenting house in the rear Of
the undertaker's shop on F street, between Sixth
and Seventh, a number of them were arrested
there Monday by patrolmen Nichols and Pendle
Their names are VIM. n. Bowie, Frank Bowie
Jas. Fletcher, r. r. Lander and VIM. Foreman
and they are supposed to have been concerned in
several recent robberies In the house the Officers
found a number Of articles supposed to have been
stolen, among which were a silver spoon mari ed
"St. Charles Hotel % a silver fork marked "Gads-
by's Hotel, !" &c. William II. Bowie and James
Fletcher were committed to jail for further
hearing. Frank Bowie, Lander and Foreman
were dismissed.
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CENTRAL GUARDHousR CAsEs.-Bsfore Justice
b. Potter, do; turned over to the military David
Finn, do; do. George r. Adams, resisting the
provost guard; do. Martin Schup, drunk; do.
VIM Stott and Gustavus Flobaray, do do. Henry
Mills, drunk and disorderly; fned 81 o.. Thos
Igo, drunk; workhouse so days. Thomas Chap.
Pell, do; fned OIL %. James Mcnamara, threats;
security for peace. Ten dodgers were accommo.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

& 2. RANKIN & CO,
Cs N. E. cor. (4SD Water and CongTeSS SIS.
GRoRGKTowN. ID. G..
The Projectors, having purchased q large GUAM
tty of Liquors in the best mar kets for Cash. sell
80 per cent. cheaper than those who purchase on
long credit They are not connected with any
ia SsIws RANKIN L. IN
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The CITY PoLicE.-The policemen appointed
BY Mayor Wallach, under the recent act of the
to the various wards, and are now on duty They
are designated only by badges upon their breasts.
upon which the word "polfcen Is printed In large
characters. Their duties are principally connected
with the enforcement Of the municipal laws, but
they are empowered TO act In other cases when
commissioned by the court.
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WE WOULD CALL attention to the card of Mr..
w. B. Moses, manufacturer and dealer In furni-
ture. He has the largest assortment of cottage
furniture, seat chairs and other furniture, in
the city. Purchasers will do well to call upon
him, at Thorn's Building, No. sos Seventh street.
second and third floors Open day and evening,
for accommodation Of the public. ian .. 6tk
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WANTED-A GIRL who can do general house.
w work. Apply a. 534 street, nea7 Twelfth.
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POSTPONED The meeting Of the Washington
Scientific Association, announced for tonight at
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, has been postponed until tomorrow even
ing, In consequence Of DR.. Hayes lecture at the
Smithsonian fnstttution
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FIRE AND ALARM About two o'clock yester-
day morning bakehouse on Fifth street, near +,
was discovered 10 be on Ere. The fire was extin-
guished before much damage was done. The
bakehouse was the property OF Mr. Jno. Seitz.
About eleven O'Clock last night an alarm was
given In the central portion Of the city, but II
proved to be caused by burning chimney.