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CONGRES6ION
1xxvIIIla ooNaREss.-IIRsT SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, April 81.

WEDNESDAY, April 81.
SENATR-The Vice President being absent,
Mr.. Clark, of New Hampshire, was, on motion
Of Mr.. Foot, chosen President pro tenn. OF the
Senate. .a-.-S.'- ~
On motion OF Mr. Chandler, Of the Commit
tee on Commerce, the House bill tor the pre-
vention and punishment OF frauds In relation
to the names OF vessels was taken up, amended
and passed; also, the House bill fixing certain
on the water; also the House bill to regulate the
admeasurementof tonnage OF ships and vessels
Of the United States; also, the House bill to pro-
sells the United ssss sold OF on to
foreign ports-all Of which were p assed.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Military Com
pay OF the army, which makes the ration the
anne as it WAS at the beginning OF the war and
pays to the non. commissioned officers and pri-
Yates two dollars per month, that being some.
thing more than the cost between the present
ration and the old one. It will amount to 1924 q
year to the privates in lieu Of the company
fund, which is Of small benefit to the private
soldiers. -s-sT.F-vr 2.
The consideration Of the bill "to provide
national currency, secured bya pledge Of U.
s. bonds" &c, came up as the special order
Committee's amendment imposing q tax Of 4
per cent. on circulation, x on deposites, and <
on capital beyond that which Is in U. S. bonds;
but providing that States, municipalities, and
counties may tax the shares of q bank held by
private means.
IA. oAc1Oy uofcu W dIucuu tUo 6iueuQ.
ment by striking out the proviso in regard to
State and municipal taxation and insert pro.
viso that nothing in this act shall be construed
AZ exempting the capital stock beyond the
amount invested in U. S. bonds and deposited
as security for circulation from being subject
to State and municipal taxes as other personal
property is where the association is located.
HOUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Morrill, of VT
the House went into committee on the Internal
Revenue bill. As.. =. ~ ~.
An amendment was made requiring COM
mercfal brokers twenty five dollars, with out
regard to the extent Of business transactions.
Mr.. Morrill, moved to make the tax on brown
sugar, manufactured from the cane two cents
pound or, in other words, to alter the bill
so as to keep the tax as it now is, namely two
cents pound on refined sugars above No. IL,
and not above No. Is three cents, and above
No. Is four cents, !
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LOCAL NEWS.

A MARRIAaz-Thfs morning, at O'Clock,
Gen. Lucius Fairchild, brave officer, who as
Colonel Of the I'd Wisconsin volunteers, lost an
arm at Gettysburg and was promoted to Brig.
adler GeneIalahip,, but a. now Secretary
Of State Of Wisconsin, having been elected last
afail, Jed to the hymental altar Mi@ Frank Bull,
daughter Of the late Chas Bull, Of this city.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. DR..
p. Stanton giving the bride away. Senator
Doolittle, Gov. Farwell, Major Hood, Or. Oh
cott Surgeon General Of Wisconsin, W. z.
those present on the interesting occasion. The
happy couple received the congratulations of
hosts Of friends and left for the West on the "
O'Clock train, q pleasant party accompanying
them a. fag - baltimore. sr--re1
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
AN IMPORTANT ORDER BY GENERAL
MEADE. ~


MEADE. @&
As the time is approaching when some Of
the regiments belonging to the Army OF the
Potomac are to be discharged from the mill
tary service Of the United States, by reason Of
the expiration Of the term for which they were
mustered into said service, Major General
Meade has announced to such troops that the
War Department has decided thas the term OF
service of regiment is to be computed from
the date OF muster INTO the service OF the
United States without reference to the date Of
enrolment or any service rendered State.
"The Commanding General" the order
says, "will, however, at all times, be glad to
receive and forward, for the consideration Of
the proper authority, any respectful commu-
nication touching the term Of service Of regi-
ment when such term appears to be involved
in doubt"
The order concludes:
"The Commanding General, in making this
announcement, expresses the hope that the
regiments to be discharged will cheerfully &C.
quiesce in the decision Of the Government with
regard to their term Of service, and that no or.
gauized bodies or individuals, after having
borne an unsullied reputation during all the
eyentful scenes that nave marked their con-
nection with the Army of the Potomac, will
suffer the honorable fame they have won by
their gallantry and good conduct to be tar.
ulsueu II CIUsIng nvuIs vi tl.oiA VIC, by
acts of characterization, which, if ventured
upon by any, will be promptly suppressed, and
can only terminate In the speedy and certain
punishment of the Offending parties"
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WHAT Is THOUGHT IN RICHMoND.-The Rich
mond ENQUIRER of the 10Th SAYS: I'll

WHAT 10 THOUGHT IN RICHMOND.-The Rich
mond Enquirer of the 10th says: ss----.---.-~--.
A gentleman who left Maryland about ten
days ago, brings us some interesting tnforma-
ton from that quarter. He recently visited
the camp OF General Burnside at Annapolis,
where he counted four thousand two hundred
tents, and learned that the forces amounted to
about thirty thousand men, nearly half Of
whom were negroes.
The transports to convey them to their pro-
posed destination had not arrived, but were
expected every day. Meanwhile the organ.
ization of the expedition was progressing with
great industry. The opinion prevailing in
Annapolis, Baltimore and Washington indi-
Gated the James River as basis Of operations
for this formidable expedition. .-
Burnside is to land short distance below
Drewry's Bluff, which he is to take by assault,
whilst Meade advances on Petersburg. Troops
have been pouring through Baltimore for the
past two months. The regiments are spoken Of
as full, though of Indifferent material.
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&, THE DRAFT IN MASSACHUSETTS. /
BosToN, April 27.-The draft to fill up the
quota Of Massachusetts is to 60 into effect i'm.
mediately.
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SINKING OF THE BLOCKADE RUNNER WI
PIGEON -..-. ..

Lieut.. Commander McDougal, Of the u. S.
steamer Hendrick Hudson, writing from on
board that vessel, off Key West, under date of
April Is, informs the Navy Department Of the
sinking and entire loss Of the BLOCKADE running
schooner "Wild Pigeon" $50 -"
The report of the capture Of the schooner
Three Brothers, on the 18th inst, off Hornossa
river, Fla, by the United States steamer Nita,
has been received at the Navy Department.
The schooner wa. from Hnvana with
sorted cargo, and the crew reports that before
before being captured the vessel was run in
shore, ana that the captain and three passen.
gers landed, taking with them heavy packages
said to be q 'six-pounder gun.
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pDonos M, MAYORS OFFICE, April Is, 1864.

ID MAYORS OFFICE, April 25 1864.
Z PROPOSALS Will be received at this office until
completing the grading and to gravel FOurt tn street
east, from %t East Capitol street to PennsyIvania
the Commissioner and. Assistant Commissi oners.
The gravel to be nine inches in the center, ia.
be well raked Of stones of an improper size and
well rolled with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic ward for
grading and square yard for grayeling
The superfuous earth, If Any, TO be placed where
and part of the appropriation will be paid to
the contractor without q certificate signed by the
work has been done in a satisfactory manner and
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
W. 81. HAMILTON
Commissioner of the Fifth Ward. I
EMIL G. FRIEDRICH,
CHARLES COX,
apps ...-. Assistant Commissioners
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New York Money Market-Latest Quota.
tionss
Governments unchanged. Erie, 1l44; Hud-
son, 14O; Reading, 140; Illinois Central, 1885,
Michigan Southern, 101 4; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 111x; Cleveland and Toledo, ASK; Chi
cago and Rock Island, lis; Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 1l6X: Chicago and North
western, 81. --..'-..-.- ---.-
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ESCAPE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER

ESCAPE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
HALIFAX, April 27.-The blockade runner
Vance, from Wilmington, via Nassau, has ar
rived here. She was chased twice since leav.
ing Nassau. One gunboat was within mile
not. her. She reports that the blockade runner
Will.o' -the- Wisp was going into Wilmington
when she came ont.
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NEW MusIc.-From John F. Ellis, 3O6 Penn.
sJivanla avenue, We have the following new
and popular music" One Flag or no Flag
by G. NJ. Brinkerhoff; "Gen. Grants Grand
March," with excellent portrait); "The Chill
dren of the Battle Field" by James g. Clark;
"Stand by the Flag Boysr' by ]. P. Hammond.
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NAVAL ORDERS

G.. r,rN.Fr-ar- NAVAL ORDERS -.- a.E-
Commander James II. Strory, detached from
the command OF the Pensacola, and now await
ing orders. ......s ..
Commander Richard w. Meade, detached
from the command Of the receiving ship North
Carolina, and ordered to the command Of the
Naval Rendezvous at New York.
FL Lieutenants F. q. McNair and G. W. Sun
ner, Surgeon Philip Lansdale, Assistant Sur.
geon W. H. Jones, First Assistant Engineer
Henry w, Fitch, Second Assistant Engineers
O. NJ. Burkard, A. H. Abel, and Alfred Colan,
Third Assistant Engineers F. W. Fitch, F. c.
Burehard, and George w. Beard, Gunner D..
A. Roe, and Carpenter James E. Cox, detached
from the Pensacola and awaiting orders.
'r Lieut.. Commander T. M. Bontz, has been
detached from the South Atlantic Blockading
Squadron, and ordered North.
Assistant Surgeon Henry w. Burkee, detach-
cd from the Aroostook, and ordered to duty in
the West Gulf Blockading Squadron.
& Assistant Surgeon Charles S. Giberson, de-
tached from the West Gulf squadron and or
dered North. s .- r. .. .....- +.
Assistant Surgeon Ira w. Bragg, detached
from the Cartardin and ordered to duty at the
naval hospital, New Orleans. --..
Assistant Surgeon John II. Clark, detached
from the naval hospital, New Orleans, and
ordered North.
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TIE CONCERT last night was great success,
the audience being kept in a constant enthusi-
asn. Miss Laura Harris has a rich, clear
soprano voice, which has evidently been trained
In good school. Brignoli, the favorite tenor,
was In excellent voice, and was called ont after
every piece he sang. Dragoni's voice is a full
showed in the aria from The " Barber to
great advantage Mr.. Mollenhauer's Carnival
brought down the house. Mr.. Pattison played
fantasia on Russian airs, superb affair, re-
curing extreme delicacy Of touch and rapid
execution. The concert was altogether the best
OF the season. The company will give one
more to morrow night, and seats are now SELL
ing at Metzerctt's music store
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RUICIDE,

MANcHEsrfR, n. H.. April s7-John S Yea
ton, City Marshal, committed suicide this morn.
ing Exchanging himself Business difficulties
Was probably the cause. ..ssts7s., >.
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DISHON0RABLY DISCHARGED THE MILL
.t.-r TARY SERVICE.
First Lieutenant John Walkinshaw, Of the
cd pennsylvania volunteers, having rendered
his resignation, for insufficient cause, at the
approach of the season for active campaigns,
has been, by direction of President Lincoln,
dishonorably discharged the service of the
United States. .---
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EXPORT OF SPECIE sf..sa |
BOSTON, April 1.-THE steamship Asia,
which sailed to-day Tor Europe, took ont s5s,oOS
in specie. 1870 = -" -EI--- |
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
NATIONAL GUARDOF INDIANA TURN.
ING OUT IN FORCE. II TDT

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Col Conrad Baker
has been nominated for Lieutenant Governor
Of Indiana, to Hi the vacancy caused by the
declnation of Gen. Kimball. >
Volunteering in Indiana, in response to the
call'for 10000 hundred days men, is progress
ing favorabiy.I News from the interior indi.
Gates that the national guard will turn out in
large force on Monday.
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ASHORE.
%. The King Philip. which arrived this morn.
ing from the lower river, reports the trans.
ports Shamus Waverly and Swami aground
near Blackistons Island. 90 ..sHH
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THE BALL AT cTHB PATENT OPFICE.-The
second grand bail IN honor Of the ladies of the
late Fair, and for the benefit Of the families of
District volunteers took place last night in the
large hall of the Patent Office building, and
was well attended It was very select and
enjoyable affair, the assemblage being composed
OF many of our prominent citizens. The fes-.
tivities OF the evening began at Q O'Clock, and
were kept up with spirit until O'Clock this
morning. The music upon the occasion was
furnished by the orchestra OF Growers theater,
under the leadership of Koppitz, and the band
OF the nth regular infantry, the members of
whom kindly volunteered their services.
-. Among those in attendance were Mayor
Wallach, B. B. French, Commissioner Of Pub
lie Buildings; Sayles ]. Bowen, City Post
master: MIR. J.. G. Nieolay, the Presidents
Henry Scheetz, and many others Of note.
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CIRcCIT Court, Chief Justice CartteY-To.
day, the case of M. Thompson agt. Gen. T. F.
Bowie, action to recover on notes some %, loco,
is on trial.
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HAUL OF PRDLAHs.-This morning Officers
made raid on the pedlars who frequent Camp
Stoneman to sell pies-an' things, and arrested
eleven of them, men and women and girls, the
most OF whom were fined by Justice Gull, and
all advised TO procure licenses from the Lew
Court. ..-s Ir- Fr r.. .-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE FRENCH VESSELS ORDERED TO
LEAVE JAMES RIVER,

NEW YORK, April 27.-The steamer Grey
hound has been sent up the james River to
City Point, to order down the two French
steamers and two sailing vessels there after
tobacco. The vessels would be back in Hamp.
ton Roads to-day without any tobacco.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctionsers.

by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctionsers.
VEGETABLE AND ERg1r STAND AT AUG.
Auction sale of fne Vesete BILE and Fruit Stall
II s sss est M1ss the a ,os
s sos7 n' % sksEs 1 %IL isftl Aue..
RY WIN. B. LKwIs CO., Aucti onsers.
FURNITURE, MATING, SAFES. &C.. AT AUG
FRIDAY .n,,l % 4 II Is clock =. on store. No
427. seventh street. We shall sell, good lot Of
.scona hsns suFR sss go yards new Ms..inx,
" ap'a TA'' '' VIM. B. LEWIS CO.. Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
QR H AG0
On SATURDAY, the soth inst. at 10 O'Clock. q.
m NJ I've; we al all eel a: 0Sr suetiSn sooms VIZ
White sna "a Ss. sPsd' G.s ssf1sst
general assortment. q Household Furniture. u,
sp.H GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
PYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
L asS ET TH1 s spRkEE OF NORTH
Il in Square No !ontiP. S7 feet
and iss feet inches on Vermont err svenqe at the
and twelve months, with interest secured By deed
ssa " 81 Co Aus.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct Georgetown.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS N GEORGE
AT f aFgERk ASSr1 H.; !.
sSs F ts lseRs & tss
feet on
Also. immedately after the sbove, the 9ndiyided
third part OF LOT No y23 a4nuns oiees on si1th
Terms: One Third cash, balance in six and twelve
Conveyancins and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
TIL 4!'!s perfect ruos. BOWLING. Aues.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
yAhpAg RI s, Rr6IPIEs LOTS
s9VWAkkbEN Ne Az At at y
p m. the foliostns valuable properly, viz: '
bsns ss or Is sas
SRs
ed by, and fronting on and streets south. and
worthy the attention Of persons Wishing to pur-
chase handsome building site or make good in
Terms One-haIf cash, balance in. six and twelve
months. the purchasers to give notes for the de-
fered payments, bearing interest from the day of
sale; sdeed given and deed of trust taken.
Al conveyances including revenue stamps at pur-
apz7-d IRep.l GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Chat Q,.ar,ernlaStr's Office, Depot of Washing.o,S
WASHINGTON. D. G., April n, 1864.
Will be sold at pub auction, At the Corral near
on WEDNESDAY, May II. lse4, and WEDNESDAY,
May Is, 1864, lot Of --V
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: CASH In Government funds.
Sale to commence 1T 10 o CLOCK, .. m.
D. II. RUCKER.
Brig. Gen. and Chief QnaftermAst4r.
ap.T25t Depot Of Washington, D. G.
NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Professor
11Alsz WeloacskTs Ntac and Sin,ritfsd Ms.hed
continues his positively last course in Washington,
and all those who wish to follow his easy sys tenn
have no time to lose. Professor reception hours
are from to 10 e m. at his residence, No. BIC
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CHANGE OF QUARTKRs.-Tom make room for
the erection OF the new markethouse, If is
requisite to tear down the Perseverance engine
mouse, which occupies portion Of the ground
10 be occupied by the new market building
and the material Of the engine house is to be
permission for the erection Of q temporary
building for the use of the Perseverance, COM
pHny to be placed one hundred feet southeast
Of the eth street bridge.
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=. CHARGE OF .LARCENY.-Night before last,
Frank Kraft, soldier ON his way North, got
in company with young woman named Rose
Wyoman, who wished 70 60 to her home in
Philadelphia, and he volunteered to escort her;
and they went together to the depot, and while
he was purchasing tickets she sioped, taking
with her his valise, containing nearly $500.
He soon got on the track OF her, and yesterday
morning followed her to the depot, when he
called on officer L. ID. Milstead, and she was
arrested and taken to the Fifth Ward station.
her, and the balance was In the vafise, which
she had with her at the time Justice Fergu.
son heard Atha case yesterday, ana dismissed
it, the girl restoring the property. -
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FELL INTO GOOD HANps.-Yesterday MORN
ing. fine healthy looking white male infant,
ofabout one week old, was found on the door
step Of Mr. Forsyth, on g street, between ~
charge OF by the family, but was subsequently
delivered to the police, when there became q
rivalry as 10 who should have the Possession,
some Of the residents putting in their claims
for II, one OF them Offering fifty dollars premi-
um. Officer Kutzrer however, having no hs.r,
got hold of II, and determined,to father IL.
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os ORPHAN's COURT, Judge Pxyeelt.-Y Yesterday
Mrs Sarah Ann Arnold was appointed guar
III Letters teGtamentary on the eet late d the late
&. q, Grammar, of st. Louis, Mo-, were issued
TO VIM. B. Todd, and letters OF administration
to George A. Bohrer on the estate OF abraham
The second account Of w. A. whithessvI
guardian to %. W. Whittlesey, and the first and
finalaccount of Ada b. Gaburri. administrai
trix OF Leone daoprrA were approved and
"A certified copy Of the will Of the late John
u. Rives was fled tor pfobate. lKA
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THE CONDEMNED MEN-Thomas Cusick an d
James Gray. Of the 18th N. Y. Engineers, who
have each been' con yicted Of desertfon and SEN
fenced to be shot, are both confined in the CEN
trail guardhouss. Yesterday they were called
to 3 private room in the guar dhouse, and an.
officer informed them OF their sentence, which
had been set for, execution on Friday next.
The first named became very excited when in,
formed Of the sentence, and begged that the Of
allotted him, while Gray received the informa-
ton with firmness. Shortly after this inter.
view with the condemned, the OH GERS in charge
were INFORMED that in the c4Se OF the latter the
sentence had been suspended by the President
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LARGEsALEoFB BRUSSELS THREE AND
. INGRAM OARPlIS AND MATING AT AUG

On SATURDAY, the 3oth inst, at 10 O'Clock, q.
m. we ali all sell, at our auction rooms. viz:
% pieces American and English Brussels Carpet,
10 . Three-ply and Ingram Carpets,
% - White and Checked Mating
E..s UG-.. ALSO, "a. D.
A general assortment Of Household Furniture -
APT r.i GREEN Il WILLIAMS, AuctS
a. 49,. tChron. & Rep ~ 49, n -.
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N~RAIR AND FEsTIyAL.-The Fair and Pes.
tsrisn Church, !Dr. J. g. SmithJ is now open AZ
: odd FELLOWS HALL, where may be found 4
nne CORRECTION Of fancy articles, confectionery
= DC: at reasonable prices. Come and see US -
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NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Professor
iy11Alsa. Welo,cskTs Neao and Sin,rlthsd Ms.hed
continues his positively last course in Washington
and all those who wish to follow his easy system
are from 9 to 10 q. M. at his residence, No. BIG
street, corner of 18th. an Il NV
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PYJ. o. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers,
BUILDING LOTS At TIN CORNER OF NoRrl

On oNDATAFTERNO0N May 2, at s1s O'Clock.
H. in Square No SIS, fronting i67 feet. inches on
10th street west, between and U streets north,
and lS5 feet. inches, on Vermont avenue, at the
vided into convenient Building Lots.
Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six,
of trust on the premises. e.
ConveyanceB at the cost OF pnrch aser.
ID ap.T.d T. O. MoGUIRE& CO. Aucts
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i HE Undersigned is now ready to receive her
lady friends and the ladies of Washington at IN
her FRENCH MILLINERY ROOMS, where(
she has the most magnificent Silk, Illusion,
Straw Bonnets and Hats of the latest Partisan
styles.
Bonnets and Hats trimmed at the shortest no.
tlce. All goods will be sold at New York prices.
anime my stock before purchssins eiseWhe rea eh
.s. MADAME DE BORRIES,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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q WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, April %, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate; addressed
men and one copy to the President of the Board Of
Common Council, will be received at this off ce
for laying water mains for the Corporation of
Washington during the current calendar year.
Forms and specifications can be had by appl yiug
at this Office. RANDOLPH COYLE,
ap 7-t9lny ~ Water Registrar.
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FURNITURE, MATING, SAFES, &C., AT AUc-
:: =. - TION = = =.
FRIDAY, April %, ct 10 clock, at our store, No.
427. Seventh street, We shall sell, good lot of
Eecond hand Furniture, 800 yards new Mating,
several Safes, Children's Carriages. CroeksrY,
" apy '''''''1' WIN. B.LEwIs CO, Aucts.
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5U,UUO PRiNcE's Stamping Depot tE ss1 :
ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. Ks
there are other Richards in the feld ladies' better
only practical hand in the city Be sure you 60 to
street, Opposite Patent ONCE. NH
w ED-sECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
HOusefurnishine Goods Of ev cry description.
r. BUCHLY 42s 7th street,
NH Soft So. bet. G and II, east side