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IEHUMAEITY.-OnM Monday afternoon, Gov
eminent team was being driven along Thir-
teenth st., near New York avenue, the teamter
struck one of the horses with loaden whip, and
1t is supposed, broke its back, as the animal i'm
mediately lost the use of its hind leg 1t was
taken out Of the team and got to the side Of the
street, where it laid until yesterday morning,
when it was removed, having died the pre- vious
night The boys in the neightorhood very
humanely fed and watered the animal while it
was living there
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BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED


The q. S. steamer Chocura reports the seizure,
on the 4th instant, of the sloop Express, from
Nassau, n. F., bound to Wilmington, N. c.,
with a cargo of salt She had no flag, clearance,
register, manifest, or sea letters. Her master
stated that she was owned in Charleston s. q.
One of her crew was captured by the Chocura
in November last, on board Confederate
schooner.
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EXAMINING SURGEoNs.-The Commissioner
of Pensions has appointed the following Ex-
aiming Surgeons: Dr. Edward Mead, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; DIR. VIM. J. Heddens, st. Joseph,
Mo-; DIR. James Jewell, Cattskill, N. Y; DIR.
Cuttbert 7. Jones, rice DIR. S. oaks, removed,
Chester, Ill.
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CRIMINAL Court, JUDGE OLIy.-This morn
iur John W. Scott, indicted for stealing coat
and watch, worth ten dollars, from Richard
Brown, was found guilty Of steal ling the watch,
which the Jury valued at two dollars, and was
sentenced 10 ten days imprisonment in Jail.
In the case Of Geo. M. Lee, indicted for per-
jury, District Attorney Darlington entered
nolIe pros.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE. }
WASHINGTON. May Is, 1885,
Release from the draft on the ground of alienase
has bet n allowed in the following case:
Name Where drafted
Peter Kotyis Milwaukee CO., Wisconsin .
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WAsHrroroH CrrY ORPHAN AsYLU1.-The
lady managers OF this asylum return their
nly Of ice frsn year 70 year They also &c.
knowledge tbs receipt Of the following liberal
donations, which were received too late to be
mentioned In The annual report:-Epipna
Dr. Butler, $780, Trinity Church, Rev. r. W.
Syle. Sg5
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GEN. BURNSIDE NOT HERE.

The statement made by q contemporary, that
General Burnside was in the city yesterday, is
incorrect. He has not been here since he
assumed command in Kentucky.
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sTONEWALL JACKSON'S DYING REQUEST.
We hear that the dying words of Stonewall
jackson were request that Gen. Ewell might
be assigned to the command of his troops.
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ARREerED-P. Sullivan, at the coraer Of
First and q streets, was arrested last evening
by order Of the Provost Marshal, and confined
in the Central Guardhouse, on charge of
having beaten and robbed 8 soldier and for
keeping his bar open after 1t had been perma.
nently closed by the Provost Marshal. His
license was taken from him and his liquors
confscated
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SUSPICION OF ARsoN-Last night officer
McEltresh arrested Isaac Lambert and Stephen
Dudley, upon suspicion of firing a stable on
Four-and-a.half street, in the Seventh Ward,
on the Goth of April last. The parties were sent
TO Jail Tor hearing by justice Giberson.
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SOLDIERS REsr.-Since the 5th instant C,

SOLDIERS REsT.-Since the 5th instant Capt.
Camp, A. ID. G., at the Soldiers Rest, has re-
ceiyed 400 recruits, 400 conyalescents, 2i3 fur
loughed men, "a stragglers, "a paroled prison
ers, lie in detached parties, and the I'd Massa-
chusetts cavalry, (California battalon,) Col.
Lowell, $50 men; and during the same period
has sent 271 10 regiments in the field 266 to con-
yalescent camp, 20 to parole camp, Annapolis,
LIZ rebel prisoners to Fort Delaware, and liz,
to Philadelphia, the latter to take the cath OF
a llegiance and remain North
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NATIONAL LoAN.-Subscriptions to the $50
loan at the office Of Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
yesterday to s2,il3,O00.
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LOCAL NEWS.

HEAVY ROBBERY.-This morning, the clerks
of Messrs. w. NJ Shuster & Co., Dry Goods
Merchants, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, on opening the
store, discovered that during the night the store
had been robbed, and examination it was
found that fifty pieces of silk, worth between
seven and eight thousand dollars, had been
taken. The thieves. were very choice in the
goods, making a selection OF the best black
and plain silks, and such az cannot easily be
identified. The thieves We're cunning enough
to remove from off the goods the private marks
OF the firm, and left them on the counter,
probably to prevent the possibility OF
discovery. Thus tar only the silks have
been missed, but there may have been other
goods taken. Of which there are large guam
ties on the shelves and packed in the second
story, but no portions of the establishment
seems TO have been disturbed except the
shelves from which the silks were taken The
windows and doors in the back part OF the
building were found this morning secured, but
the catch on the front side door had been un-
screwed on the inside, by which way the
thieves probably left the building. 1t is thought
that the thief or thieves were acq TAINTED with
the building, and that they secreted them
selves yesterday before the storswas closed in
the second-story.
C0NFIsCATIoE OF REBEL PRoPERTY.-Yes-
terday, the Marshal of the District seized the
following property of persons IN the rebel SER
vice, under the provisions of the confiscation
Act: The whole OF Square $50, with the excep-
ton of lot No. 5, situated between Delaware
avenue and Second street west, and H and
streets south, belonging to Samuel Lee; lot o,
in quare 1853, with improvements, consisting
OF three story brick dwelling, belonging to E.
M. G. Clark; subdivision of lot on north N
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west, and parts of lots IL and IL, in square a97,
situated on ID street south, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, belonging TO Edward A.
Pollard; part OF lot2 in square 49, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Nineteenth and Twenti-
eth streets, with improvements, consisting of
q three-Story brick house, zone Of the Seven
Forrest lot on X street north, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets with improvements,
consisting of three.story brick dwelling, lin
Franklin Row. belonging to Daniel Ratciiff,
lot Dunn fries,) formerly Of the bar Of this city:
lot on G street north, between Second and
Third streets, consisting OF two-story brick
dwelling, belonging to Martin L. Smith.
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MILITARY

lSA AND ARMY BOOTS s
Just received direct from the man ufaeturers $50
esaes fAlfskin, 3 p and Grain MILfTARY-Sfa~
BOOTS on consignment For sale sc man.
ufat turets' prices, at the Military andY AV
Faa hlGE able Boot and 2bne Store, No 6G4'
Ps aytEue. Sstiers and Traders would do well to
call ard 81 anime the stock.
ny tt3t' ]. MILLS, Agent.
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THE REPORT OF FIGHT AT CLINTON UN-
True
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GEN. MCCLELLAN NOT RESIGNED.
NEW YORK. May t5.-Gen. Mcclellan denies
the statement that he has resigned his position
al The Army
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A TOUCH CUsToMER.-Last night Officers
Hurdle and Mills came across Henry Smith,
alias "English Harry" near the corner OF +:
and Eighteenth streets, who was drunk and
disorderly, and attempted to arrest him, when
he assaulted them and swore that they should
not take him, but the officers, by tying his
hands, managed to take him to the station
house. Smith was armed with q slungshot,
with which he struck Officer Hurdle This
morning Justice Drury fined him S2t for car
rying the slungshot and held HIM to bail for
court for resisting and assauiting the officers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lynch, driver of
hack No. 23l was sent to the Central Guard.
house yesterday, by order of the Provost Mar
shall, for overcharging.
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FOUND.-A very
large amount of Government property was
found and seized last night at the house OF John
Lebtred, corner of M and Twenty third streets.
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ROBBERY IN PRATHER's ALLEY.-Last night,
Mary J. Foster, (colored,, boarding with Caro-.
line Adams in Prather's Alley, was arrested
by officer Grown, for the larceny OF a dress,
skirts, a bedspread and saucepan in April
last 1t appears that the prisoner happened TO
pass the domicii OF Eliza Crittenden: Eliza
was drunk, and the door If the house open, and
the prisoner took the opportun nifty to remove
the articles without Eiizas consent. She was
held TO bail for court by Justice Giberson,
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ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The Second Massa-
chusetts Cavalry arrived here this morning,
and during the day will 60 into camp on Capt.
toll Hill. They number $50 men, under the
command OF Col. LOWELL nearly all them hav-
ing been recruited in California for the regi.
ment
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RETURNING HoAB-Yesterday the follow
ing regiments arrived from the Army Of the
Potomac, and have all proceeded homewards,
their terms Of service (nine months) having
expired :-131st Pa, Col. Phalabach, 730 men;
1a7th Pa, Col. Jennings, $50 men; 135th Pa,
Col. McCullah, 500 men.
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~ Colonel Straight's disaster in Georgia,
according to q dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zette, is attributed to his having been supplied
with broken down and inferior animals at
Nashville. He could not have been one hum
dred miles ahead Of Forest, az the Rebels say.
when Forrest commenced the pursuit. a. Rebel
cavalry appeared on the northern bank oftae
Tennessee the next day after Colonel Straight
left thu river. Dispatches from Col. Straight
himself have been received as late as the even
ing after the fight at Brownsville, in which he
reports he gave the Rebels a severe defeat.
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pRoposALS FOR 10000 BARRELS OF
Flair

sEALED Proposals are invited till the Goth day
OF May, 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with % 900 barrels OF
Bids will be received for what is known as No l.
No. 2, aud No. g. and for any portion less than the
20 900 barrels. Bids for different grades should be
upon sc par ate sheets of paper
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced
on the 18th OF June, or as soon thereafter m
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Warehouse in GEORGETOWN at the Whsrves, or 1T
the Railroad Depot, Washington, D. O.
Payment will be made in certificates Of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
for distribution.
The usual government inspe ction will be made
just before the -four is received.
An oath Of allegiance must aceo pany each bid
No bid viii be entertained from parties who have
Peylonsly failed to con ply With their bids, frsm
bidders NOT present to respond.
The barrels to be ne Y and head lined
Bids TO De directed TO Col A. BECkWITa, A.
D. q. =. 3. q. A., Wsshington. d. c.. and en-
dorsed " PR posals for Flnnr. - nv Il. dtslfh
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FOB THE MICRO REGIMENT.

Subscriptions, we understand, are being 60
licited in the various Departments for the ben
eft of the negro regiment now organizing in
this city.
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THE STREET RAILwAY.-The Street Rail.
way Company have paved the whole length of
their track throughout Fourteenth street. The
pavement extends two feet on each side beyond
the rails. The company has also begun to re-
pair Seventh street along its track, which was
very oh needed at many points.
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REAL ESTATE SALES by J. e.. MCGUIRE j.
Co., auctoneers, lot II in square 466, ON street
south, between Sixth and Seventh streets west
to Paul Bart, for 10 cents per square foot; lot
IL in square $50, on + street south, between
Second and Third Streets for 10 cents per foot,
to Michl Fitzgerald
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-W. J. King
drunk; fined SIS. Dan BettIs, sleeping in
street; dismissed John Scott, do fined Sl5s
]. ID. Smith, Henry Hearty, VIM Scully, VIM
Brew, Jas. Jarrel, John Roe and Caleb Hassey,
do: dismissed.
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DosT OFFICE DIRECTORY

OOST OFFICE D1KECTOKY
i F0R 1863.
Alphabetical List of Post Omcss in the United
States, with the names of Postmasters, also names
of Post Offices, arranged by States and counties,
tic and Foreign Postage, the new Post Office Bin,
and other important postal Information. Revised
Price Sl.so. Prepaid by mail, 81 go,
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ARRIVAL OF A STEAMSHIP.
NV 1oEK, May l5-The steamship City OF
Cork has arrived
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k9It is said the railroad between Richmond
and Fredericksburg has been fully repaired,
and that trains run regularly between the
two points. 1t appears that the two most i'm
portant bridges on this road were not destroyed
by General Stoneman, as generally supposed.
The indications are that the rebel army has
taken up a line OF defence that shortens its rear
and affords protection to both the railroads run.
ming ont Of Richmond
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Ex-Governor Morton has asked the Secretary
OF War to order the confinement of eight hun.
dred of the Rebel prisoners now in our hands,
that they may be held as hostages for the ex-
change and return of the four hundred Alaba.
mians belonging to Colonel Straight's 5Ist In
diana Regiment, who were not paroled with
the other troops recently captured, but sent to
Richmond, and denounced as renegade Alaba-
mians
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.-It is stated that the ag-
gregate Of the public debt on the sth instant
was, in round numbers, nine hundred and
eighty -four millions OF dollars, of which legal
tender notes. including the fl fractional currency,
amount to about four hundred millions.
H-The Asa Geitz, one OF the new iron-clads,
a river Mentor, has just gone down to Cairo
from ST. Louis, and will at once join the fleet
at Vicksburg.
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1876 NE" STOCK. 1856
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
Just received, a choice selection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor, halls,
dining rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-B0ARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTER
PIlOES, &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFFOR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR 6IZEOF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
tWarran' ed to be gilded with gold leaf
the handsomest and the largest assortment in ths
District, from the best manufactory in the
ALTO, an assortment of Dark W God Frames with Q
beautiful variety of small aized Oval and Gard
Fisite Frames of foreign and domestic manufss-
t1re. Passepateuts, sc.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N siis
dc
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
as low rates as they can be purchased for in the
District No Misrepresentation made to effect sales
cali solicit ed from those needing the ab,ys
goods. Terms cash, J. MAkKRITER
Remember the number, No ass Seventh street.
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms
cash for goods and labor. my 2-9weos
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CUTTERS, ATTENTION.
y FOR SIZE.
100 boxes CAsTILE SOAP.
w. !. AAD.iAMaANTIGn 0ANDLKs.

Cheap for cash at National Soar sra na,s,.
MoTrks, efsen street and the CANA, Gecreetow.
~. xasy .
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4 Oh SALE-S0DA WATKR APPARATUS, con.
L sistfhe Of senerstor and two fountains COM
plste and 10 good condition. Apply TO W. g.
THOMPSON, corner 18th street and New Yerk AZ
my IA Tvs
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@lOV ton city Jail Of the pstrics Of ore coinmss
on n .ne W H,ght Of The bSJh Of April inst lsss
un p 49, -. A. OMPkiNS, alias LEGRANGK, his
DsoHn aslr cut short and when long was com Sed
s,rsigns osck ais face Is round and full; Of quick
Also JOHN HARDING, about Is or so years -of
hair and side whiskers grey mixed. fnii md rea
eve and intellectual forehead oA'ins
Alfo JOHN KILROY about feet 10 ;nc,a. h.. ,
q years OF age; light brown hair cat very share.
low forehead; has a erum frowning look; fair com.
psaion ana y marked All OF taem haa leg irons
The above reward win Be given for their apvrs-
nsssien II secured IN tbs United States jail in the
prisoners. WARD N Iakfov ~AA
ap 10 u & Marshnf
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FURTHER FROM GENERAL GRANTS
ARMY.
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my Il. I'm

yENbION AND BOUNTY BLANKS-The al.
L ten,iou of Claim Agents and Attorneys is
called to oar corrected forms for obtaining
which have been carefully revised and corrected
BY the proper DEPARTMENT.
JUST PUBLISHED.
The blank form for obtaining arrears of Bounty
and Back Pay for Sick and Discharged Soldiers
Price OF Blanks 81 per 100 and sent per mail free
OF postage. PHILIP 90LOM0ES,
metropolitan Book Store.
my l5-Stf 1872 Pennsylvania avenue.
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~ The Rebels in front of Murfreesboro',
Tenn, continue to exhibit symptoms Of activity
which keep the army Of Gen. Rosecrans on the
qua rire. The cavalry of the enemy is constant
~ changing its position. The Rebel Generals
Morgan and Wheeler are said to be at Liberty
and Alexandria with a force OF 5000 cavalry,
and are supposedto be meditating an attack on
Nashville
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: ATTENTION. EVERYBODY

Il ATTENTION., EFERYBODYi
HE Subscriber having lately returned from the
Eastern Spring Trade Sales offers to the PUBLIC the
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES ever be
fore presented in this market. Suffers, pedlars,
the trade and public in general, viii do we'll to
examine our stock and prices before purchasing.
A well selected stock of Miscellaneous Books, at
low rates.
The largest stock of paper covered Novels in the
city.
The cheapest and most handsome assortment of
Photograph Albums, ranging in price from 80
cents to $50. holding from to 500 card pictures:
The largest assortment of Gard Photographs OF
Prominent Men and Women, Americans and For
eigners. Copies Of statusry, Engrayings. Paint
did assortment of Foreign and American Staten
cry aHd Fancy Articles, such as Chess, Chequers.
Domincss, Combs, Brushes, Scrap Books, Pocket
The subscriber is also agent for those celebrated
Ambrotyte Copies Of Paintings and Engrayings,
OF vhiofra large assor tment always on hand.
Give us q call.
WILLIAM F. RICHsTlIN
National Book store, 27S Pa. avenue,
my 172w bet. 18th and 18th sts., Washington.
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Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson & Co.,
Bankers:
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FOR STAMPING
| NO PAPER AND ENvELoPEs
CHARGE. WITH NAME.
l-l INITIALS,
CREST, or
COAT OF ARMS.
PHILIP Il soLOMoNs,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
mar 8-eo6 No. $50 Pennsyivania ayenus.
NO
CHARGE.

Cox REWARD.Win be given to aay person n
YEC Drs. Brothers Gray, fail to describe
patient, By chemical analysts of the q RiNE: tSs
nrst IN the morning is required Drs B g a. NJ
praGtced IN this city since lS4e with the most p.
markapis success, and are we'll known TO distin
Euished Physicians and surgeons In Europe All
hWStiGa. Inc only botanic physicians pracfieinr
IN Warrington, once It's south street onnositS
emlthsenian Institute, between 9th and iotk.
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~ Dispatches from Gen. Grants army to
the Western papers state that the most de
rect route from Milliken's Bend to Grand
Gulf and that now generally used, is across
twelve miles OF country to Richmond, La. !;
thence down bayou on transports to Hard
Times Landing, on the Mississippi, a few miles
above the mouth Of Big Black. This obviates
the necessity Of wearisome trip OF seventy
miles by land, and enables the army to be pro.
visioned at the present locality quite easily.
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QEoKLRT'5 GARDEN

REuhEHT'5 GARDEN,
Il NEAR THg NAVY YARD,
socisties, private parties, DC, that his 4 4
beautiful summer Garden will be ct the vENke
public disposal for Pic Mics and other le.H8 i
entertainments during the season, on very res.
sonable terms. The Pavilion i. one Of the Iarg est
in or around WASHINGTON. Phe CITY cars run
within . short distance OF the garden. For par
1iculars Apply on the premises. On q street south
between 18th and 18th streets east Navy Yard
FRANK A. BHCKERT,
nv IL Inn prnnr;atnx
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WI operation dispensing pure, cold and delicious
Sooa stsr to the thirsty thousands. Cream and
other irups slways on hand. Only call at
M0ORE'S West End Drug Store,
my IS Wv 113 Pa aver ne south soe.
E,OR sALE-A handsome sorrel MARE, years
Il old, without any fault whatever, will
guarantee. Rides easy, harness., saddle ~
and bride. Also frst rate Bread Trough III
and six Boxes. Inquire al 333 south street, be-
tween LIST and I'd, Ca pitol Hill, near Penn. ay.
my ~ 2w~
SEVERAL SECOND, HAND PIANOS IN BEST
- order one for $50, one 575. and one for-
S175, also several that have bsen rented
out during the winter, for sale very cheapttvHSl
for cash upon easy terms, at the Music Store Of
W. G. METZ ER0TT,
myI2 Sole Depot of Steinway's Pianos
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- FURNITURK-FURNITUR a
McGREGOR & CO., -
at their III
EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
offer Inducements to purchasers of 1URNITURI
and other Housekeeping Goods. Our stock Is largs
and varied
PARlOR SUITES In Brscatsns, Rep, Plush and
Hair cloth. Also, made to order.
CHAMBER SITS in solid Oak, Walnut and Ma
hogany, full marble and handsom ely ornamented.
Also, large variety Of Painted Sets, low priced
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY 1XTEN6ION
TABLES md DINING CHAIRS. Superior CUrIed
hair Mattresses, Husk and other Mattresses Aise.
q large quantity Of low-priced Bedstsads, Chsirx'
Tables. Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, &a..
Once Desks and Chairs and Book cases,-An al
ranted TO give satisfaction.
Persons furnishias would do well to look throuxA
prices to suit the times. McGREd0R co.,
cps cow $50 Seventh st.
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A ETIQUITT OF MAN BIZ SIR Charles Lyel
"A vol, svo.. with Illustrations. $3.50.
just pu Siished
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E0 GENTS PER BUSHEL
PINE LOT OF PEACH BLOW POTATOES,
quire OF G. b. SMITH, on the pramisss or al tho
Washington. INV l3.st-
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The handsersst assortment of Oval Frames In
the District, from the best mandatory in tho
country, at ]. MAEKRTTERT
No. 4SS Seventh IT., 8 doors above
Odd Felows Hall
~ Terms cash. 4-a05wt