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A BIG RAILROADLOBBY

Within the history of Congressional lobbying
no lobby scheme has probably been got up on
the same enormous scale as that now operating
in Washington in behalf Of the great New Jer.
sey railroad monopoly.
The fact that this grasping monopoly can
afford to spend money SO freely in substituting
facile Congressman and facile newspapers,
shows the enormous extent Of spoils the COM
pany is realizing in the way Of fleeing the
travelling public.
The people are everywhere hailing with de-
light the prospect OF getting rid Of that terrible
incubus, the New Jersey railroad monopoly,
and they will hold to a stern Accountability
any of their representatives who are found sus-
tanning it directly or indirectly. The petitions
flowing in daily asking Congress to increase
railroad facilities between New York and
Philadelphia, tell the story of the public needs
and demands.
Once rid Of the monopoly, we may hope for
cheaper fares, and that desideratum, through
connection with New York city, which the
roads this side have endeavored to make, but
which efforts have so persistently been thwart-
ed by the New Jersey monopoly.
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SlCOlD edition.
O'CLOCK p. nj.
THE REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY OF
49, THE POTOMAC

THE REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY OF
THE POTOMAC.
II seems to be taken tor granted that the
purpose OF the President in temporarily merg
ing sundry army corps of the Army Of the
Potomac In others of the same army, is, simply,
to place the command Of them, respectively,
and their organization, in hands other than
those Of their late commanders and the stats Of
the latter; it being judged by the authorities
that the changes in question will conduce to
the greater eff iency of the army. We need
hardly say that public opinion, in view of the
history Of the operations Of the Army Of the
Potomac, will heartily indorse the Presidents
action in the premises, and accept it as an
earnest that Lieut.. Gen. Grants assumption OF
the command in the field in this quarter will
be followed up with an amount Of decision of
action and earnestness Of concert on the part Of
all his subordinates on whom he must most
Immediately rely for the success Of his plans,
heretofore unknown to the history of our mill
tary operations in this vicinity. On more than
one occasion we owe disappointment and heavy
loss, If not defeat, to lack Of the decision Of
action and earnestness Of concert to which we
refer above, and the country, therefore, will
surely rejoice that such change as we explain
above has been effected before the opening of
the approaching campaign, which bids fair to
end the war.
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CONGRESSIO
xxxvIIIrH CoN9REss.-FIRsT SESSION
FRIDAY, March o.

FRIDAY, March 25,
SENATE.-Mr. Dixon presented a petition
from citizens Of Hartford, Conn, in favor Of
tween New York and PHILADELPHIA
Mr.. Brown presented petition in favor OF
the conf1scatlon of the lands of rebels and their
division among the soldiers of the army.
Mr.. Collamer, from the committee on Post
Offices, reported back the bill to authorize the
Postmaster General to contract with the O YER.
land Mail Company for transportation OF the
mails.
Mr.. Trumbun introduced bill to construct
ship canal from the Mississippi to Lake
Michigan, for the passage of armed and naval
We. sells. &C, which was referred to Military
Mr.. Powell called up his resolution request
ing the President to furnish the Senate the re-
1863, with an account of existing contracts,
and other information concerning emigrants,
and it was adopted.
The unfinished business-the bill to prevent
the interference Of the military in elections in
States-was taken mp, and Mr.. Salisbury pro.
eeeded with his speech from yesterday.
HoUs1.-Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported bill to
names OF steamboats,; and it was passed
It provides punishment for such offences.
it appearing that now old hulks are fitted no
by being painted, ETC., and new name pain ted
which is to deceive the public. Some Of these
vessels are cent on voyages to the imminent
peril Of freight and passengers.
The House, for some time, considered the
Senate bill extending the time for accepting
lands for agricultural college purposes, and
including West Virginia.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment to enable
Indiana to devote its share OF the lands to the
education OF the children Of deceased soldiers
and sailors.
Messrs. Washburne, Of Illinois, and Mr..
Windam, Of Minnesota, offered an amend.
ment. The further consideration OF the bill
was postponed.
Two weeks from to- day Is set apart for the
consideration Of business relating to the DIS
trict Of Columbia.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union on the amendatory
Rank hill. !
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$40 SEVENTH srhhN. $40
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE
FRAMES.
pTCTITRE C0Rn AM TASsEIS

We state in no boasting spirit that we have re.
ceved this day the largest, newest and most desir-
able new styles of the above goods ever opened in
Washington
Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders
and manufacturers Of Gilt Frames and MOlfldings
the past three weeks, We have been unable to sup
ply any Of the abovs goods, and Notwithstanding
determined to sell this lot at our usual low prices
Special attention also to our new and immense
stock Of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE
CARDS. Over 500 copies. Nearly every Picture
and Engraving ever exhibited. Every Picture
perfect as perfection can be-
We respectfully invite every lady and gentleman
in Washingt9n to call when it suits them and ex-
found same as the publishers.
Call early and get posted. Look around; see if
New York
Remember the place.
P. j. BELLEW & CO..
S1O7th street. 8 doors south Of
NH -1wi ODD Fellows Hall
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DEPRECIATION OF SLAVE PROPERTY IN
MARYLAFD.-In looking over an inventory
and appraisement Of the effects Of q deceased
citizen Of this county, we noted, as au item,
seventeen slaves, eight OF whom were males
and nine females. OF this number. four were
under ten years, ten from ten to twenty six
years, ard three over forty. five years of age.
They were appraised and valued at five dol
lars each.-Hdgersto,cn Herald.
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CHARGED WITH LIBEL In Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, John H. Diehl and S. Snyder
Leidy, president and secretary Of the executive
city, and. Joseph R. Flanagan Of the Daily
News, and E. W. Q. Greene, Of the Sunday
Transcript, were before Recorder Enue, on q
charge of libel, preferred by W. Harding, OF
the Inquirer The two first-named are charged
with libel in signing q series Of resolutions ex-
pressing the belief that the Inquirer was dis
loyal while the other defendants are charged
newspapers. The recorder reserved his decis.
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NAVAL ORDERS

Lieut. Commander Geo. A. Stevens has been
ordered to the command Of the steamer Pontu-
suck.
Chief Engineer William W. Wood, detached
from the Navy Yard, Boston, and ordered to
special duty at New York.
Chief Engineer Geo. Sc well, detached from
special duty at New York, and ordered to the
Navy Yard, Boston.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


TRsSToS. N. J., March s5.-The resolutions
declaring the views OF the Legislature in ref
erence to the attempt on the part OF Congress
to interfere with the laws Of New Jersey by
annulling franchises granted to railroads, were
passed by a vote Of IL to in the Senate, and
by a unanimous vote in the House.
Both houses have adjourned to Monday
night.
The Sd New Jersey cavalry, numbering
twelve hundred men and horses, have orders
to leave on Monday for the seat Of war. They
will be re viewed to morrow by the Governor.
They will march to Washington, instead of
being transported = the cars.
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The CAPTURE OF SENATOR BECHToL AND
DELEGATE WHEAT-We announced briefly
yesterday morning the capture by the rebels OF
Senator Bechtoi and Delegate Wheat OF Nor
gan county. Messrs Bechtol and Wheat were
at Berkeley Springs. The rebels, forty in mum.
ber dashed into the little town and soon cap
tured several prominent Union nisn and the
gentlemen above named, and hurried them of
towards Dixie. There were two companies Of
the 18th West Virginia Regiment at st. Johns
Run on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
about four miles distant. General Sigel or
dered General Averill to send cavalry force
in pursuit from Martinsburg, which was
promptly done, but as the rebels were we'll
incurred and perfectly familiar with the by.
paths, it is not likely that they will be over
taken. -Wheeling Inteltigencer Of Tuesday.
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THE GUERRILLA CHIEF HANNEGAN.
who was captured day or two ago in Stafford
county, Virginia, six miles from Free Stone
Point, as stated elsewhere, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, under guard, in company
with three other guerrillas, and they were
committed to the Old Capitol by Col. Ingra-
ham.
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THE WILKES COURT
Mr.. WILKINSON, late OF the New York Times,
was upon the stand this morning, his testimony
bearing upon the letter Of Admiral Wilkes to
the Navy Department, copy Of which, it is
alleged, was furnished for publication before
1t reached the Department.
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WALL STREET KEEPING COOP FRIDAY
The failure to receive New York money quota.
tions to-day is due to the fact that the Wall
Street brokers are keeping Good Friday, In
accordance with the general observance Of the
day in New York by all denominations of
Christians.
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TO JOIN THEIR REGIMENTS.

Since the issue Of the order relieving several
regiments of the Veteran Reserve Corps from
duty under Gen. Martindale, the officers and
men on detached duty here anticipate that they
will be required to join their regiments. We
understand that an order has ben issued di.
recting that all officers and enlisted men whose
services are not actually needed at the various
military headquarters be returned to their regi-
mepts immediately.
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LIEUT.. GEN GRANTS HEADQUARTERS
Rooms No. 90 and 81 second floor of Wind
er's building, corner Of Seventeenth and
streets, are now being fitted up, and when
completed will be occupied by General Grant
as his headquarters when in this city.
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REBEL DI

REBEL DESERTERS SENT NORTH.
This morning by order of the Secretary Of
War, sixty four rebel deserters were sent from
the Old Capitol to Philadelphia, there to be re-
leased upon taking the oath. Within q week
or two some three or four hundred have been
released upon the same conditions.
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CONCEIVED UNDER DIFFICULTIRs.-The
Chronicle has notice Of Forests Richelieu
conceived" that paper says, " on the shoul-
der Of brave volunteer, in great crowd last
evening""
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 25.-N. Y. Central, 1iO;
Quicksilver, 67K6s; Harlem, 12I; Erie, 1254;
Michigan Central, 144; Galena, 124; Rerding,
143; Ohio certificates, 22X bid; Illinois Central,
14OX; Fort Wayne, 1a2x.
RECOMMENDING doing. Good Friday,
no change in yesterdays prices. Receipts,
1.i15 hhlS.
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COURT MARTIAL DISSOLVED,
The general court martial Of which Colonel
J. H. Willetts, 18th New York volunteers. was
president, has been dissolved
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RELIEVED.

Captain James E. Montgomery, Assistant
Adjutant General upon the staff OF Gen. Mar
tjndale, has been relieved and ordered to re-
port to Colonel r. H. Rush, commander Of the
1st brigade Veteran Reserve Corps.
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- The sum OF s5O0000 has been appro.
priased for oounties in Kings county, New
York. - - :.
~ There IL every prospect OF a large Weld
OF maple sugar in Wisconsin and Michigan
this season.
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NOTICE.
y UST Received and for sale, IL 900 lbs. prime
Vermont SUGAR. at No. 496 9th street, by
NH 25-6ts KILBOURNE d WELLS.
n PATENT OFFICE BALL.
UENTLEMEN and ladies who anticipate attend
ing the grand balls at the Patent Office next week
WHITE KID GLOVES, which we will sell at about
half price, as We wish to close them out at once.
The Ladies' Gloves are all large sizes and will suit
gentlemen with small hands. PRICE 81; and gen:
flemen's do. $50. They are of the celebrated
w NJ SINISTER BRO,
No. 80, opposite Center Market,
NH e5-St between 7th and 9Th Sta
j BANSBURGH & BR0.,
a BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
Third Door Above / street,
so pieces Black Silk at % per cent. less than inn
pertation prices,
Also is cases Bleached Cottons from 20 to 40 cents
per yard,
Also, 200 yards Curtain Muslin, yard wide, only
lSX cents per yard. 800
large lot Of csmbrie Edgings and Insertings;
too numerous TO mention, NH 2slws
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w Il. WoODwARD's LIVERY, SALE AND
w. HIRING STABLES,
No47 NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE,
Near Saratoga Street
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c, pu

HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c, pur-
chased and sold on commission. -
The subscriber offers his services to 49,
the put bile, which from long experience
superior opportunities. Particular at
tention given to the selection of Saddle and Har-
any direction by sending them to my address n,sy
rely upon having them promptly attended to with
saving themselves much time and trouble.
Refer to W d. Wallsch. Proprietor Washington
Samuel T. Houston, Quar- termaster' Department
m 15-tf
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~ In st. Louis, recently, man and his
tion. The principal difficulty was the baby,
which the woman tearfully begged to be allow.
ed to keep. while the man angrily refused. At
length, the wife almost threw the child into
the husbands arms, and exclaimed, Take it,
can soon have another p
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, March 2l.-Ldeut
Gen. Grant and staff arrived at headquarters
to-day. He hiss ordered the army to be at once
ready for inspection. He was received with
much enthusi SIN. Gen. Hancock has returned
to the army in excellent health, and Will as
sumo command Of his corps. During his visit
North he obtained a large number OF men.
The strength of his command is not surpassed
by more than ore in the army.
GuERRILLAs CAPTURED.-Col. Wells, Pro-
vest Marshal General, sent out party OF 20.
d, LIST Michigan cavalry. dismounted, last eve.
ming, unrer the command of Lieut.. Jackson, IN
search Of guerrillas. They went by steamer TO
Freestone Point, and from thence through the
Y Gods about ten miles, where they captured
Captain Hannegan, a well known guerrilla
chieftain, and three men, six shot guns, mus
kets and rifles, three revOlvers and one horse,
and returned in safety this morning. Hanne.
gan is dangerous man, and has often boosted
that he would not be captured alive. There
was found upon him passes and permits from
rebel authorities permitting him to 60 where
he pleased "within the enemy's lines" On the
way up the river, the Stars and Stripes carried
by the tug was blown over his head, which II.
ritaied the gentleman very much, and ne SAID
to one Of the party, in grand, heroic style, :" L
am q prisoner; don't insult me by waving that
id rag over my head !'-Alerandrid Journal,
March "a.
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PRICE OF GOLD.
By the Peoples Line

TBy the Peoples Line.]
NEW YORK, March $3.50 q. m.-4old
6eK; 10 q. m, 6eka6sx; II g m, 6SSaSs4; IL
M, 6sxaesK; Up. m, 694; 2p. NJ, 69Sa4;3p.
m, 6eSa4.
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NAVY YARD
The gunboat Com. Read, has arrived at the
yard for some slight repairs.
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LIBERAL Recommendations. II. d.
Cooke and III. O. Fahnestock this morning
jointly contributed $3.50 to the enlistment fund
Of this District. Mr.. George W. Riggs in
creased his subscription to $500, he having
given 300 heretofore.
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INTERNATIONALLY Journeymen Bricklayers
Engine House on SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th,
at m K s1:ef B! 5 sddsF H. THOMPSON rrest
rREPuBLICANs ATTEND.-A meeting Of
RTSsSn a. * o d be at ths
Union hall on 18th street All Republicans
'tS earnestly invited e eG5SSoMBs President
IT, REGISTERS OFFICE, March o. 1884
W Notice is hereby given that the Licenses is.
expire on the drst Monday in Aprii and thst said
Licenses must be renewed in compliance with law,
at this office within 81 s2& h}i ftisf t5s
N5TBBlES q PEE Ia GR0IERs THsATER.-
the honor to announce short Grand Opera Season,
commencing at Groyer's Theater, Easter Monday,
ments with the principal artists who to appear
HAVE BEEN FOR LONG TIME IN ExIsTENcE, but he
has deemed any announcement hitherto as prema-
His arran sements have been made with. the
On on
a as M and T
largest in America. comprising three primo dom
mas, two contraltos, two ten6rs, TWO baritones,
s1snd sfFtsRRh of
HFE aHh 1r5 aeg SF w G5hfES
sp ar By m to
the eooPeration Of all car penters employed upon
Public Buildings, including the Navy Yard and
nry Extension that we are heart and hand With you
an to to asd
Of and signed hy all the
Ssy Gas
' that se Se msss
may des gnate. By order Of Committee. ''"1 f9u
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- -
GRAND VOCAL f hNg ,ox,v.n
Ar ODD FELLOWS HALL, Urn STREET.
On MONDAY NIGHT MARCH %, 1864,
For the Benefit OF
ST. JosEpH's ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM.
THE BEST MUSICAL TALENT
of our city have generously rendered their services
The ;s eminent and talented dfsmatis reader has
sHaxus o'BRIEx."
PROGRAMMES
''''''' 'ne Mendelsshon. 'a''~eii'
shsmus oBrep S Seest ifup noen, -s,;.os,
csv,.ua! !1 hrrs MSc Inrogsn;, Esq ,n,
. Miss Juiisna Nav ferai.
q "Srp MI Mis- Care aud Prof Kaufman
3. Celebrated Shadow Song, from PARDON do p,,-
Kretschmnr oe'ei'a iouhs
6, ausrtstts-|, f Good Tisht#-Mss Moves, Mrs.
4 soio-Norah' Prrds II kasdaSs Mrs Small.
2 os+e,+e-,t s.ranadnn i'oioN' Y,o,.
hr;nn Giee Club
9. Aria-''Roberto tn che adore .Meyerbeer.
{ RsHsSna Ass5a Geang
Mrs small.
Is. ouartette-MMrs: Newton; Mrs Moves, Messrs-
Dawson and Burnett
rns P kind
v+ Tist sssn Ss. Dollar to h. bod .. r,.
store si.y book stores, and at the door o. the
nigh. Of the Concert: : : -. NH 2s:st
NH
stude nts is limited to twenty IN the Ensish and
mossrn sagsrioT Advantage are
'0'e0 the terms Re " g. RAEpRoN
T AReE SALE OF REMNANTS.
Il
ea;t srss o T Of
Remnants IT various n1 kinds Of goods and we shall
e. IN pas
the very lowest cash price marked on it in plain
cash Price and will not make any discount after
a az Of our Winter Stock we shall reduce the price
them as cheap as the discomfort 10 per cent made
them up to that time, -
NJ NJ sHtsTER BRO.
3; VIM; s :; wall aI = CO. Aoetionesr,
A''"' noe S,pesa NnI ama I as a'ss'
DuE MACS A, XUeT: oH ~ PAY lxPEss-
sell IT PUBIC Iaotlon AZ tss 70
'Gsie au: all whom 1t
aa = az-,e W. VIII S Sss. zsss.:
nRHssTlHTss Ta 4 d. mS, AnstiGneers
X osnLS: faann eLr, tNrHAiS OIL
Nth insts+ a. ~ n}rios. I'm sAIUhDAfs the
riI Ss:fs sss SISss:; Three ply
isn ~ Ileies W. and 1.nsr osrpes
en PIE ces IS Mn ts MMtlng.
M isike iot OF Oitciotn Al wioths
perse seoc mn a a % soin mtnont assefvs
0 nH SPENDING the s aissrru wu,,.us.
MHIo 0hHHN NJ 'LLtAMo Auc0
BvW n LERIsA On Anrtionaor.
~IOsiNG SALES At AIJOTinN EVEN
L IEG' 1t clock. It cur sore. No s27 ith
pr otosrs nhic A Inn ma snd Rar,;iy R;Hya. RonL.
st.tsoSart W,itine &c. EnTaISooe LIS 0vyysi
Table ana poch at Nntie,v S;IySr Mid ~
Pitchers Tea Sets. Osstnrs Gobists Cali Rail-
Rnss GeIS psr s'cn na cnai M, G.,d
ines. lot Of 1nsravinss. Writing Desks, Work
mh9s div W. b LEWIS & CO., Aucts.
NOTICE = = ,,---.-.
rkainst TIE good, and chattels lands and tens:
n enn orJohn Cook, for ground rents due and In
arrears 70 Y. M&gfuder, on the premises situate
on Slxth street west betV cen Pc Anis
fne n1%.a. s'snus n The c 81
the imprcyemenss eonSstue o sr.m -
the premises sb we described to SATISFY rent due
and in arrear to o. Masrudsr b. the said John g.
oGoA
mH.S ee4. :. =. BOSAAR. Balif.
By ]. o MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneera N =
HOUe1HOLD HURNITURH AT AUOTIOt 10
Lon thu RSDAY MORNING., March Slst, . be-
H. I.-YH -
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~Philadslphia has yet on hand 81, OOO, 900 to
pay out In bounties.
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CARRIAGES oH.1srs.

VELOCIPIDES, &c.
We have just received very large assor tment of
Children's Carria ges, Chaises and Velocpdes,
priees ST. soSTz Fl rRanu
NH % eo6t- 500 7th street. bet. and SITS
I'D. MURRAY, the Giant Song and Dance Man.
~ appears tonight at the Great Metropolitan
Hail. NH 2l-tf
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IT SPECIAL NOTICE.
II e New York steamers will carry any articles
for the Great Sanitary Fair to be 10y
held 4. in Ne New York free Of any charge ER
Fair should be distinctly mark ed Sanitary Fair
care James Hand II Wall street. New York.
MORGAN 4 RHINEHART, Agents
NH q -lw foot of H oh ST Geor Setown
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R0RRoMEo COLLEGE, BALTIMOsECOUNTY,
- Md. will commence the summer term of III
weeks on Monday, tn of April. The number Of
students is limited to twenty; IN the English and
mathematical branches and in tie classical and
modern languages superior advantages are en-
joyed. For the terms of admission address
Rev. L. @. S..WALDRON,
NH 25-3t< Pikesyille Nd
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By W. B. LEWIS Il 90. Auctioneers
NIOSING 2ALES AT AunTIQN THIS NV

~ ING, At o'elock. 1t cur sore, No 427 7th
street We eha eel to close pendid eoec ton Of
s,st.oner1. Writing PAYER. Envelopes. DC Also,
Table and Pechet Cutlery. silver plated Ice
Te. and Table spoons Forks Sugar spoons. Butter
Kni.ss &e Watches Je.elry. Chains, g ia
inss. lot Of Kneravinss, Writing Desks, Work
mh9s div W. LlWrs M Ar.ts
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~ 8. HELLER, ~
x No. "a Market Space oct in and sh SITS, x
Summer Cloaks. Also a great variety of Fancy
Bonnets and Flowers. Embroideries, such as Lace
Goods. Fancy Parasols Corsets, Hoop Skirts. and
a large assortment of Ladies' Under Clothing and
well by calling and examining our stock of goods
before you buy elsewhere NH a. Inns
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LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
NJ

W CV..
$40 18th street. doors south Of
NH -1wi ODD Fellows Hall
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r ARGE SALE OF REMNANTS.

Having closed out the greater part of our Win
ter Goods, we find on hand very large lot of
put them all on sale on Monday morning the 18th
instant. Each piece will have the quantity and
the very lowest cash price marked on it in plain
figures: from which no abatement will be made
We shall also mark all our stock at the lowest
cash price and will not make any discount after
Saturday next, but in order to close out the bal
ance of our Winter Stock shall reduce the price
of great many goods to continue selling
them as cheap as the discomfort 10 per cent made
them nm n hat tirne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-16

RIO RFNr-FoR s2U--A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE
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