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SUBSCRIPTION To THE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN.

... LOAN.
Wy direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, I
hereby give notice thst am prepared TO receive
subscriptions on account Of United States Bonds
authorized b. tho act OF March 1884, bsariuE date
March I, 1861, rctcrmablo At the pleasure OF the
Government after ten years, and payable forty
Yeas from date, bearing interest al i've per csntum
a year, pAy abe m Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually, and oI all other bonds seui-an-
uuay, In coin.
Subscribers viii rceriYe either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be issued OF The denomlnI -
tiots OF Fifty dollAIs 1880 one Hundred dollars,
$1,000 Five Hundred doll srs (s6OO,) one Thousand
dollars, (Sl ,OOO) Five thousand dollars, (S5 900
and Ten Thousand dollars, (siO,OoOD and Coupon
Bnnds OF the denominations OF Fifty dollars, (S5O)
One HuAdfed dollars, (sIoOJ Five Hundred dol
lars, (s6OO,l and One Thousand dollars, (sI, OOO)
Subscribers will be required TO pay, 10 addition
to tho amount uf the Principal OF the Bonds, In
lawful money the accrued interest In coin, Tor In
United States Notes, or the notes OF National
Banks, adding nfty pr cent. for premium until
f. nth notice,) from the ntst day OF March or Sep
TENDER, as the Gaze may be, until the day OF sub.
scIlpton and payment
Upon receipt oi subscriptions, l will issue my
certificate OF deposit therefor in duplicate, the
original Of v hioh will DO forwarded by the sub
sctibcr 20 The Secretary OF the Treasury, wash
ington, with letter stating the kind, Registered
or Coupon, snd the denomination OF Bonds re-
Quired. Upon the receipt OF the original certih.
cate at the Department, tho Bonds subscribed for
will be transmitted TO the subscribers respectively
As soon a. the same can be prepared.
tiH expected that the FIRST deliveries OF Coupon
Bonus will be inside not later than the fourth tith)
OF April F. y. SPINNER,
m2s-iW Treasurer United States,
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EbGFn TkiEsr rNn niJhNO"L-
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M, stcaI n,rac,or A. I m,h,Isahhei
''''''''''''''''"' '''eP" Nos"o'
inns Eduestrian Organization has been arranged
WIN que rssaq 70 hlgh,'9ned rennement.
Unit, a., I'M, IhE sIoCh " hOHsES,
"h'eh hs hanasemeht taxes pleasure In present
ies 70 me public, IL very large.
'''"s W, LUIS pnN hlSSE, VIII inifoduse her
90 "ohuet W morse champion " At each
,,,,, egIi ,i
I'M whlibh FhhIL1'
Am tSonnnnsunS 92iIrny
""V WI. ~, ahttOuuee NJ eHulne Asoehblonlst,
peAusi'us s sSene iuui oI yhr1lilng interest
,,t,,, MaslEh JOhNNl WHITLEY,
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DEATH FROM WOUNDS BY CorPKR MAILS
Mr.. Perry Jordan, Of Boston, died on the 3Oth
inst, under usual circumstances. He was at
work repairing pump, and accidentally placed
his knee on astrlp ofleather In which were two
or three corroded copper nails, making con-
siderable wound. He took ordinary measures
to heal the wound, but after about week the
limb commenced 10 swell, and AFTER about two
weeks suffering modification took place, and
he died from the injury. ...
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ConurrLLs 10 fHE CnETsAL. Steven Cease
and John Riley eolored man, were arrested for
selling liquor 70 soldiers. They havg been hoyer-
mont artillery, and are sxceedinely troubieso1i4
TO the members OF that regiment, especially the
white man, who, II 10 asid, y 10 subject for the
Penn. vols, Peter Jones, Co. D, s6ih Penn. vois,
and Samuel Baker, Co. @, 10Th v. n, O., were ar,
rested upon charges not specified. They were all
are yet confined. r Is. RI tgIfIHf'N ."IlHH m
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Headquarters MILITARY DIsTRICT)
OF WAsHIHOTOR,
WAsHIEoTON, d, O., February l6, 1884,
GcRsGi orders, No. g.
Iol. T. Ingraham, Ssth Massachusetts volunteers,
Is herr by detailed as Provost Marshal Oltho Mill.
iAry District OF Warrington. He will DO respected
aud Oheyed accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. MAHTMDALEi
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
iel6-tf Assistant Adiutant General
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RUNNING OyER PAyRNENT,--BenjRm Kir-
by, Joseph Clements and Edward Birch, were ar.
rested last evening" hy Patrolmen shedd and Brew
or, upon the charge OF running a horse carriage
over the pavomeni, They were taken before Iun-
tioe Thompson who find them each %.
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MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1854.

MAYORS OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1854.
PROPOSALS will DO received at this Office until
~ O'Clock NJ, on saturday, tho 9th instant, for
grading and gTAYellng Third street east, from
street south TO street south, or so much thereof
as the Mayor may deem necessary. ,
The gravel to be OF quality approved by the
Commissioner and Ahhistant mlSsioAers.
The gravel to be nine inches in the CENTER taper
ing to four inches At the gutter line, when rolled
and TO be well rAked Of stones OF IMPROPER AlIe,
and we'll rolled with heavy roller. - -
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
cutting or filling that which may require the most.
There will only one be allowed, and square yard
for gray ling, -r..
The superhuous earth, II any, TO be placed where
and no part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor without a certificate signed by the
Commission and Assistants, certifying the work
has been done In q satisfactory manner, and ae-
o9Tding TO the contract.
W. II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Of the Fifth Ward.
'' WIN. NOTTINGHAM,
THos. BAYNE,
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"s WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAST GENERAL's OFFICE, )
rs.I . WARRINGTON, March II, 1884. J.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per.
miBsion to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Hallcsk, Chief Of Stan, and must
specify the businCsS for which tie ofieer desires
the Permislion. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order Of the Secretary oil War
J., D. TO NSEND,
m2l-ti Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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wHrEuUHsr's @ AtLERY, lS4 PENNSYLVANIA
AERNgBs-Thls oelsbFAted eatablishme has lust
boon elegantly renttol and furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections Of Photographic HegatlVen
In this country, numbering over hfteen thousand,
embracing Licensees OF distinguished persons
these fallen In battle eAa be obtained here. For
superior work, whitehurat outgtripping his COM
petitors, rsoalvod medal at the Worlds Fair,
London, Particular attention 10 called 10 his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
ought after. .Htr,rH A.. ... %. noylt--uf
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A RRDBL LIBUTENANT,--A rebel lieutenant
OF the lat Maryland cavalry was arrested within
our lines, BY pAtrolman Cline Of tho Metropolitan
Police force, and was delivered to the custody Of
the provost marahAk He n by this time confined
within the Old Capitol prison. .... ......
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sRLLINo LIQUOR ON sUNDAY.-wlllIam Hofr.
man, who keeps q GROCERY on NJ street, between
10th and 1lst sseetS, and Timothy Gleason, Goth
street, between * and L streets, were arrested by
the military authorities, for selling liquor on
sunday, and were ansd $40 each by Justice Fergu-
SON
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DHsBRT .oE.-D. Ely, deserter from the U.
3. Marine Corps, was arrested yesterday and sent
70 the Central ouardhouse, where he 10 aiill con-
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BOARDING..

BOARDING - A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemeA can obtain beard At No. Es1 Maryland
avenue between Four-And-A-hAifAn and sixth Gtreo,f,
Island. Osl1-tf
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or THE
CONTINENTAL GLEE CLUB
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DRAFT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7,
The Committee beg leave TO inform their old
friends and the public geneI ally, that they intend
to keep up their reputation, and make this the
best Ball OF the season, to the honor OF our
country.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and Ladies',
$3.50
Iadles' Refreshments furnished.
Withtrs' brass and String Band has been en-
gAgedj also, the Veteran Reserve Corps Brass
Band Of seventeen pieces hAs been kindly rendered
by Colonel X. Hotherforl for the occasion.
Tickets can be obtained Of any OF the Commute 20,
OF At the door on the night OF the Ball.
BALLET MASTER,
JOHN J HALL.
FLOOR MAEAdERS,
James :. walls, NJ J. Porter,
c. o. e. Anderson, Andrew Archer.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Arch. NJ CAbe, II Nachman,
James West, william Wilson.
COMMI1TIE or MANAGEMERT,
John J. Hall, President, Z. Fisher, Secretary,
John Wilson, Secretary, C., Brewer Treasurer.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
Hon Mayor Il. Wallach, Hon. Jhu. II. SsmuICs
Hon. ThOs b. Florence, Hon. ThoH. Lloyd,
Capt James H. Birch, DR.. j. 4. Morgan,
John stevenson, W. J. MurtAgh,
Geo. MAltIngly, John r. ElyHn,
Capt. Henry A. sgheetZ, s. Baker. ml6-dtd
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GALE OF CONDEMNED WAGONS,
y CARTS, BUGGIES, AND WHEELS.


CnIET QUARlERMAsTEKs OFFtCF,l
DEPOT or WAsHISoroR, }
WAsHS0TON, D. G., March 81, 1854.
WILL d. SOLD, at Public Auction, At the south
end OF Twentieth street near the GOyeTpment
CorrAls, In the city of Washington, ID. C., on
MONDAY, April nh, 1864, at II o'clock =. m,
lot Of >
Government Four-h5rse, Two-horHe, Spring
Metallic, and Hay Wagons, Carts, Buggies, W.
gOuwheels, Wagon Beds, together with number
OF articles pertaining to wagon HtransportatIOn,
the same having been condemned AZ UNFIT for pub
lie service
Successful bidders viii be required to remove the
articles within i've (6) days FROM the day'oi sale.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuArtermABter.
m9I-1Ot Depot of Washington, d. c,
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
- AND MULES
CHIEF QUARTERMA sTER's oTrICE,)
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHISGToE, d. G., March %, 1854.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, at the Cor
rails near the Observatory, In the city OF Washing
ton, d. e., on WEDNESDAY, April6'h 1864, and
gu WEDNESDAY, April goth, 1864, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as UNFIT for public service.
leTma cash, In Government funds,
Sale to commence At 0 o'clock 4. IN.
d. II. RUCkER,
Brigahier General, Chief QuartermASter,
m29-lOs Depot of Washington.
HIDES. WILL BE SOLD AT AUG.
III TIUN, every WEDNESDAY and sATUR.
DAY, at II O'clock a. m, at the WHARF loot Of
sixth street, all the HIDES TALLOW, &c, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle Slaughtered outside tho
limits oil the District OF Colu nhia, aud shipped TO
this point for such disposition Terms; oeAh, In
Government funds, to ho paid al the time OF sale.
q. BELL,
ms-lm Lieutenant Colonel and c. $. VS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

No SMOKING ALLowHp.-A few evenings
since young gentleman who had been dining out
Jumped upon one Of the street cars, near midnight,
upon the platform few minutes TO enjoy few
more whiffs Of the weed he was smoking, and,
depOpulstsd There was no conductor at the stern
Of the craft and, at length he peered inside where
seeing nobody, he entered to make an exploration
stretched longitudinAlly upon OF the seats,
and close inspection revealed the eonduetor'l
badge upon his person. The passenger attempted
"the sleep OF the uGt.n After much hh liking, how
ever, the conductor rolled OF and landed upon the
door, rs an over-fed and over-wined guest lapses
under the hospitable mahogany. Lying thus at
full length, the edrniverous beast opened his eyes,
and looking up to the passenger, who was tender
ing him hve-cent stamp, said, well a. he could
articulAte; " Pur out thAssegari Pur out maSss-
gar mejitly. No smokin' How'd In the carr
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF FLOUR
VI BARRELS. ..I. .tI

viii be sold at the U. s. Bakery, Alexandra,
COCO BarrelB ....H 70. >
Terms cash In Government funds. -a...I cd.
A. q. MOTT, H4E
Ap6-9t Captain and e. 8, v.
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HOn REMOV VAL N(m
TO NEW BUILT NC,
81 500 q
SEVENTH STREET
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL
JAMES s. TOPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Thelr Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY Equipment MANUFAuroRI.
To THEN
NEW Blu ING
e 500 Fl
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND.
Where may he found, Of our own mRnuiSctnIs, \
most complete assortment of every style and price
OF Military and oltiLans'
SADDLES AND RRIDLhS
BREAST COLLARS AND MARrlNGALEs,
FiNEsWuRD Belts, with TOphAms Patent Slide
LANGHOLZ's PATENT SPURS
LANGHoLSS PATENT CURB and NOSE STR Al
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBkS,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENs'
HDlNG AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
II A RI EsS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARNAGE, BUGGY AND IN.
PRESS HARNESS
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS,
W II / Ps.
COACH, BUGGY, SHAGE,
10 HIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU N KS.
SOLk LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOY TRUNKS AND NALISES,
LADlEp DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES
AhHY NALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
LoG ther and Canvass PellsIeuF Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
sAt0helH, Toy Trucks and School sAtCh0la, and
every article In their line of business,
REM BER
H 500 g.
r. sew NTA STR EFT
M l. l. A Il d g. IOTEL,
w SYKES, cHADWlCK = Co.,
tOrU n pEnnJypdilfd AUslltl aud Hiisrnih street.
Wellington u, e tNS-ly
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TuH only place where you can purchase E,d.a
ku,Ar goods Of all kinds At hantJ detw1s prices ls
81 n. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, so
Pennsy lvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
'treotI, Also, all Minds Of Rubber goods beAutl.
ully repalfed At short notice. mar AL
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TTPodRAPHICkL.-At a regular meeting Of
the Columbia typographical society, held At City
Hall, on last Saturday evening, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resolved, That the President be- and he 10 hereby,
requested to invite the National typographical
Union to meet In this city In 1885,
The Society Of this city IL an organization indie
pendent Of the "National Union, !" although 10 has
always worked In harmony with the different
branches of that organization throughout the
country. with q view to increase the good feel.
ing already existing, and a desire that that kody
should meet in city and rec live the hospitAli
tics Of the "ColumblA,n the above resolution was
passed. II Ia to be hoped the Invitation will meet
the appreciation OF the "NAtionAl unionn at its
next meeting, and that II will consent 10 convene
In Washington at Its following meeting. That
body has never met In our city
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a + \ q | A l.
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
l. Applications must be made at the office Of
Major Louis II. Polou7e, No. 900 , street, between
scN enteenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
a. and p NJ, except Sundays. Major PelOuzo
Ia authorized to sign the passes.
,. II not granted at the Ofiioe oil Major relOuze,
the decision is final, and no reference need be made
at the War Department.
army.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
h. d. TOWNSEND,
Ie,-i Assistant AdiuIant General
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. CHAS
WARNER, FORMERLY MRS. DAN RICE,
EXHIBITING
AT SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK
iaa. AVENUE,
VIII remain, by particular request, FOR ONE
WEEK LONGER.
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GALE OF OLD UNSERVICEABLE
y GRAIN SACKS STOVES, COPPER, CAST
IEON, SHOVELS, SC, SC, sc. ~. E
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RoRD's NEW THEATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA AVE

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9,
First production N washIngton q the New Play oil
Ut CHARACTER, entitled
-l SENIOR vALIENTE;
OR, THE SOLDIER OF cHEPULTEPEC,
written BY George II. Miles, Esq author Of tho
Prize Play, MoHAMMED for which EDWIN
To-SorrOw, EDwiN FORREST will repe., hi,
great Roman character q vIRGINIUs.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
IMPORTANT NoTICESParties holding Reserved
Seats are respectfully requested 70 attend early
Theatre III the thofouEhiareS to an extent render
ing Rocoss TO secured places somewhat dlffioult
after the rise OF the curtain. ape
GRovER's THEATRE,
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near willard.' Hotel
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street meatSs'
PhilAdelphla.
CLOSING NIGHTS
Of the most brilliant
ever known in Washington.
THIS (wEDNEsDKYlE EVENING, April 9,
Of NIGHT IN GRENADA, in three acts. with a
CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH,
POWERFUL CHORUS OF THIRTY,
Including the leading attiEtos OF the celebrated
ARION SOCIETY.
THE ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
From the Academy Of Music, New York.
N, ANTON sTEINECKE as. Tho Prince Regent
MILE PAULINE CANNISsA as. ..,..,.G Sbr1elle
NJ. HABELMANN A.......................G Gomez
n. FRIEDRICH CRATIC aH............ Ambroslo
NJ kRONFELD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pedro
NJ sWISHEIL as.....................,. yaSco
CAkL ANSCHUTZ.."....Condu Of the Opera
Reserved Seats for either Of the nights for sale
At Metzcrotts Music store, and at tho Box Ofaoe
Of the Theatre, at the following
SCALE OF PRICES:
orchestra ChAlra................ ,,.,.,,,,, Al 90
Dress Cire and Parquet.. I 90
ahhiJ IIoie's's'sss''sss..s..... 90
Private Boxes. ~ 90
Secured seats 90 cents extra.
..- e d. HESS,
APPS Business Manager and Treasurer
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ANY one having occasion to visit a private
medical institution are advised to call on Ut.
Nellny. ... .rsrf .... ....I 'r.-.r
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables hin 10 guaranty aperfect cure In all
eases, .....aHf IgfI- ..r 0"- H... 20. !
All visits and Communications strictly private
Ana confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the D0etor. IL ------- : Ill l. febl-tf
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WANTS..
USE W AN ED.
: non TONS. BONE WANTED /

The undersigned will pay ONE DOLLAR. pet
100 pounds Tor all Green, Camp aud Hospital
BONES delivered al their Factory, corner Twenty
seventh and G streets.
mi7-Im MORGAN h RHINEHART
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, 900 HORSES WANTED.

, 900 IL RISES WANTED.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALhN BUREAU D
GFFICE OF CHIEF QUART ERMAsTERt \
WAsuIN0ToR, >. c., March y, 1864,
one hundred and fOfty-seven (Sli1) dollars p0r
head will he paid for all - .. a
CAVALRY HORSES .H.
delivered within the next thirty (30l days at the
Government Stables at GlcsbnTO, D. Z.
Said h0racs 10 he sound in all particulars, not
less than live (hD more than mine (9l years old
frOm IIt To 10 hands high; fun heshed, compAetlY
built bIldlr WISE and OF sire sutioent for cavalry
purposes. ia.
These IpsclfcdiiORS will 1f strictly adhered 10 and
rightly enforced In every particular
Payment made on delivery of ten tOl aud over
Hours Of inspection from 4 a. IN 10 p NJ:
JAMES A. EklN,
IIput Cnlnnel and 1, LIef QuATternaHter,
ms-aot VS." Cavalry Bureau,
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Nnw YoRK sTYLEs.--gsRtisnle,t'S DLotling -
NeD and Fashionable IA largn assortment Tor Dress
and business wear. The English Sack aud Walk
Ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and hnlIh any
thiug over offered In this city. % u =
WALL STEPHENs n CO., Z
sc7--u k22 Pa. ay.. bet. Ninth aud Tenth ste.
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FREE LRCTURBs PoR TIE PEorLH.-Samuel
E. Dickinson, Esq, = brother OF the eelehTAt d
Miss Anna T. Dickinson, will deliver 4 Lecture on
Astronomy, at the Wesley Zion Church, on d
street. between Second and Third Streets isl and
on Wednesday evening next, commencing at ~
O'Clock This will be free lecture, and 10 de-
signed to be the frat Of course of popul.T free
lectures for the increase aud diffusion OF kaowl
edge among mei" and women. All who are do.
sirous OF sslImprovement are cordially invited to
he DFeaent.
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/ AND WARRANTS WANTED.

FprN LAND WARRANTS OF 20, 90, isO and 100
-, - waited Immediately by
CLARK h GAYLORD
."s-h Room ., corner Seventh and y Btn.
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INCREASE OF WAGBs.-The committee from
the Treasury Extension, and in the private ahops
of the city, appointed to obtain certificates OF con
tractors and bosses who are giving and are willing
to give - per day after the LIST Of May, reported
the certificates Of the following employers; John
II. Hunt, y W. scroEsln, Dellinger L Downing, J.
Moran, OhIpple Grind, X. O. Holmes, William
King, j. J. Birch, Edward shoemaker, J. J. FltE-
hugh, Harvey Il Co, J. A. Blau.
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DY JAs. Q. McGuIRE Z GO.
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS.
ID AuCTIoNEERs.

= h ,IITI,Iio,I n nTB THIIDKEks sHOEs.
April, at 10 o'clock a, M, we shall se In front Of
our auction rooms, vlZI
100 pairs Ladies' Caters aud other shoes.
200 pairs Misses and Chil,lrens shoes OF all
kinds. TT. on
The attention ofeAlers 10 invited TO the sale, As
they will be sold Ia lots to suit purchasers.
Terms cash. GREEN h WILLIAMS,
MILD Auctioneeru.