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~LetteTs from Europe report that all kinds
q 1Ges OF nobility are to be conferred by MAY
AZ Liam on tbe Secessisnists who, Ia large
j noers, attend him from Paris to Mexico
FH,Senator GwIn is to be Duke.
sVNew Jersey has opened new trade with
TN America. twenty-five tons Of white
OF spokes have just been shipped from SUSSEX
county for that market.
4" The tomb OF Voltaire was recently exsm
" and found TO be empty, and no ons knows
were lie the remains OF the Pronha, ~ tns
Inch Revolution. VI 'A-'
~An association has seen formed In Maine
whose object IL to secure emieration tom
Foreign countries.
<The colored people of Philadeloh,a n 10
formed Union League. Object the sauna aa
similar associations OF the whites.
s1It Is now said that the Prince of Wales.
liant son wcs born with defoImity, having
Only thrse fingers on one OF his hands.
~ The peasants of Poland have been eman.
ctpsted by proclamation OF the Emperor Of
Russia.
~ light young ladies ha We emiarated from
21oveii, Mass, To Washington Territory, where
tb-y are to be employed as school teachers.
Miss Cecilia dc Jeune, a young lady of
Fert Smith, Arkansas, has been exiled for ex.
TT ssing disloy al sentimental.
H0ReAl estate to the amount OF s2lA M uaa
SOLD in Philadelphia in one day last week.
arGens Miiroy ar Stahl have been order.
Cd 70 report to Gen Sigel for duty.
~ 1t costs 8, 77s to hire an able bodied slave
fer year In Richmond.
81 Eben Merriam, the weII-known sraus.
slar ana ms:eorclogtst Of Brooklyn, Is dead.
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gin SEVENTH STREET Sun
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE
pyrTTYpE C0Pn aGn p

PICTURE CORD AND TASSEL6.
We state in no boasting spirit that we have re-
ceived this day the largest newest and most desir
Able new styles Of the above goods ever opened in
gton.
Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders
And manufacturers Of Gilt Frames and Mouldings
tne past three weeks, we have been unable to sup
Ply any Of the 8bovs goods and Notwithstanding
ahe great advance in material and labor. we are
.speeisi attention also 70 our new and immense
H nSSH 81 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE
perfect a. perfection can be
We respectfully invite every LADY and ,ent,au.n
in Westminster to call when 1t suits them and OK
sannS sans t selection. Our prices will be
Call early and get posted Look around: see II
New York. 'oasn "a
Remember the place.
p. J. BELLEW 70
90 7th street. 5 doors south If
NH -lTi Odd leliows; HsI1
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GocD FRIDAY.-A very large number Of the
Protestant clergymen OF New York have unit.
ed in public proposition to secure general
agreement among the Christians of that City
IN the Observance Of GoSd Friday thu. ysaI.
sent not only Episcopal clergy men, but many
OF thf most distinguished divines Of the Pres
bytsrian, Methodist Baptist Dutch Reformed,
Lutheran and other denominations, together
with theological professors and heads OF the
great religious societies. They cOnjointly
agree to observe day 80 widely observed
throughout the christian world, not only sin
solemn remembrance Of the erucifxion OF our
Lord" and the unity Of their faith thereupon,
but as ''day OF fasting, humiliation and pray
er, in view Of our national troubles" impelled
thereto by our '.our sins as individuals and as
q people, the intense worldliness among us, the
rapid and appalling growth Of luxury and ex-
travagance, with all their attenc ant evils, an
these in the midst OF the direst calamities and
chastisements that can befall a people,"
The proposition has been taken up cordially
by the Protestant clergy OF other cities, and
meet with much favor among them In this city
we learn. - IA.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO.
THE CASE OF CONSUL BLAKB.

BAN FRANCISCO, March IA letter dated
eanzanilla, February 20, states that Consul
Blake was at that place exercising consular
fun cions, and would continue to do SO unless
Ae:ieved by the United States Government.
This renders it probable that the account Of the
circumstances attending the homicide, his con-
Ytction OF murder, and death sentence, and
escepe from Coluna prison, were much exagge-
Gstd d. Blake's friends say that early in the
winter he made enemies OF one Of the rival
wrecking parties for the "Golden Gate"
treasure, and also became obnoxious to the
0e1ican officials. who favored frauds agains,
&be underwriters.
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SEVERAL VESSELS WRECKED, AND LIVES
LOST,

The steamer Baltimore, Acting Master Mitch.
ell, which left here On Monday morning with
Admiral Dahlgren, who went down to Fortress
Monroe, expecting to receive the body Of his
son, the late Col. Dahlgren, arrived up this
morning, with the Admiral on board, ne having
been again unsuccessful In his mis- sion. The
fisg.of.uuce boat, which was due at Old Point
on Tuesday afternoon, did not arrive until yes.
terday afternoon, on account of the storm,
which obliged her to lay 20 OF Old Jamestown
Island during Tuesday night The boat
brought down q number Of wounded soldiers,
but did not bring down the remains OF Colonel
Dahlgren, as expected; Col. Ould, the Confsd.
crate agent for ths exchange Of prisoners, send
ing a verbal message that the man who buried
the body Of Col ID. could not be found in time
to get It ready for transpo, tation, but that it
would be sent down as soon as possible This
promise gives the officers at Old Point and the
numerous relatives and friends OF the deceased
hopes that the remains will shortly be deliy.
cred to his afflicted father and family
Captain Mitchell describes the storm on the
bay as one Of the most terrific which has ever
occurred The wind from the northeast com.
nenced at an early hour on Tuesday morning,
and the snow commenced about ten O'Clock,
continuing all day and night with tremendous
fury. The Baltimore got to the Fortress in
time to shelter. There were large number or
vessels In the roads during the storm, which
were tossed about furiously, and some OF them
were driven ashore and badly damaged Three
schooners supposed to be coalers) were driven
ashore at Willoughby's Point, two of which
bllged, and are total wrecks, and the third was
thrown upon the beach, from which it is
believed she may be got of in safety Four
persons belonging to the vessels were lost, two
being drowned, and two frozen to death. It's
feared that considerable other damage was
done in the bay. The storm detained the
Louisiana, (of the Baltimore line) which was
to leave the Fortress on Tuesday afternoon,
until yesterday afternoon; and the Adelaide, Of
the same line, due from Baltimore yester day
morning, did not arrive until last evening.
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REGIMENTS OF THE VETERAN VOLCN-
TIERS RELIEVED

In aee6fdAnce With special orders No. ll9
issued from the Adjutant Generals office, War
Department, March 10, 1864, the list, 9th, oh,
18th, 22d, and oath regiments, Veteran Reserve
Corps, have been relieved from duty under
Brig. Gen. Martindule, and announc ed as the
LIST Brigade V. r. c., under Col. r. H. Rush,
with headquarters at such place in this city as
shall be designated by lis commander.
All returns and acquisitions from the lst
Brigade V. r. c., are ordered to be forwarded
direct to the Headquarters Department OF
Washington.
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TEE GoTTsCHALK CoNCBRF.-The second
and last concert Of the Gottschalk company
Cakes place tonight at Wizards Hall On
this occasion, Gottsehalk, the unrivaled, Der.
Germs many OF the choicest pieces In his reper-
ecfie The superb soprano, Mile varian, Carlo
Patti the violinist, Habelman, the new tenor,
and others OF musical renown, also appear
We hear that several personages OF dissinc-
tcC are to be present tonight, and there will
UBcoubtediy be very large and fashionable
audience.
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REFUGEES,

Yesterday, Col. lngraham administered the
oath TO Joseph Johnston, Julia Johnston, and
Jane De Grimsey, refugees from Virginia.
Jyhason was conscript in the reuel army, but
q deserted his regiment, went home, and sue
ceeced in escaping from rebeldom with his
t--uy. JohusQa and his family desired to go
North, AM they were furnished with transpor.
e icn to Harrisburg.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. = This morning, as
Chas. Parker, driver OF the Kirkwood House
omnibus, was passing the south side OF Penn.
sylvania avenue, east Of 18th street, he was at
tackled with an epileptic fit and fell from the
drivers seat Of the omnibus to the ground, re-
csiving a severe scalp wound, extepdi from
the front to The back Of the head, and other In :
juries. He was carried into the stove and tin
ware store Of Mr. James Skirving, and Drs T.
+. Joyce and Chapman, who were passing,
rendered him what service they could. They
death may ensue from q conclusion Of the
brain. Mr.. Bligh, the proprietor OF the omnI-
bus, was sent for. and he obtained q permit
dence Hospital Parker has NO home, and has
been In the habit Of eating at restaurants and
sleeping about the stable. Mr.. Skirvinx al
lowed him to remain In his store until the per-
NIT was obtained for his transfer TO the hos
pital.
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NEW YORK, March 23.-The Newbern Times
OF the 10th says the gas works have been seized
re abandoned rebel property, and propositions
Hnl be received from responsible parties to
E.t them in operation.
The Raleigh Standard announces hat Gene.
IT, ID. II. Hill assumes command Of Charles.
teL. and Beauregard goes to the southwest.
twenty-five Yankees escaped while under
ec,ae for Americas, Ca
The Savannah Republican Of the 4th has 8
s1mor That the Yankees were landing the pre-.
Scus evening In considerable force at Darien
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REBEL DESERTERS.

Deserters Irom the rebel army continue to
errive and majority Of them express the
tesiIe 10 60 north Tor the purpose Of obtaining
employment. Yesterday eight arrived at the
Provost Marshal's office from the front, took
tLo cath and were furnished with transporta-
t.CG to New YORK.
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GuERRILLA REBELS TAKEN.

Major Nicholson, Of the 18th New York cav
airy, with a detachment Of 200 men from the
10th and 18th New York and % Massachusetts,
cavalry, secuted from Haymarket to Potomac,
up to the line Of Bull Run mountains and to
Leesburg, going In IS hours l2O miles, through
all the haunts Of guerrillas, succeeded In cap.
turing 13 guerrillas and soldiers Of the 9Th
Virginia cavalry; also horses. They were
taken to Vienna and then sent to Washington.
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HON. OWEN LovBJoY DAKGRRoUsLY ILL.,
The physicians Of Mr.. Lovejoy, In Brooklyn,
the Brooklyn Union says, gives no hope OF his
recovery. He is slowly sinking under an aRec-
ton OF the heart and kidneys, but retains pos
session Of his faculties, and is perfectly aware
OF his condition. Mr.. L. Is receiving every at
tention In Brooklyn which the most assiduous
kindness Of friends can give him.
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o r = Z G I AL

Headquarters Military Distriet Of Warrington, }
Provost MarshaFs Office,
Washingson, y. c., March %, 1854.
General Orders No. L..
Hereafter the sale OF clothing, either citizens
or military, (excepting undsrclothIpg And boots
and shcee,l 10 enlisted men of the United States
Army, Is prohibited In the District Of Column
bta, excepting by special permission from these
headquarters. Violations OF this order will be
and closing of their respective places Of busi.
ness.
By command Of Brig. General Marttndale.
+. INaRAHAM,
NH 2.1w Colonel and Provost Marshal
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The ENLISTMENT FUND BALL.-The Execu.
tive Committee met last night and appointed
the various committees for the grand ball In aid
OF the enlistment fund, to be held on the 3lst.
Tho committee SO designated will please con.
slider themselves duly notified by the announce,
nent In another column.
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PRRso sAL.-Major John Hay, the Presidents
a sistsnt Private Secretary. arrived here TO
day from Gen. GilnoIe's department
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Official Report Of the Fight at vidalla.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l

+ Il taken by his command in the late action at
Vi6alia, Louisiana, which resulted in victory
e. cur troops. He says a force Of three hun !.
adTed colorsd soldiers put to flight in great con-
4 sion, four or i've tunes their number Of the
chivalrous enemy, with a loss to them OF one
led, five wounded. some MORALLY and a
II; inter Of prisoners. Not man Of my com.
rand was burt"
Major Charles w. Smith, commanding the
b HON Ia reserve, informs me that he and
r. line officers OF hts command were obliged
4 place themselves before their men with
/ IN mt to the 6rst man who would attempt
fc 4uit the rsr ks 10 join their comrades fight
lat II the 'front.' their eagerness to be engaged
L. ipg irrepressjble
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wILLARD S, HAL

FAREWELL 9 ceNekk nsfs1 4Ht f fk1sor OF
MR.. L. M 'dS'Tt TfscHALK,
MIME cH hss1soTH e vAR1AN,
The smint HH RsjDs Rsn hh sGREfflMiA
Primo Tenor of the Anschuts Opera Company and
principal s"rs sffG e cEsfsr bf PaxTr1.
The Young and highly talepted Vio1snist brother
Patti and NJ me Patti strstoseh.
Musical Director and Conductor. MI s. BBHRESs
ths .na
ments. Yer given in Washington, will be presented.
At sers
where diagram Of the hsll can be seen. Doors
open Ct quarter past7 O'Clock; to commence at
The Grand Pianos used by. Mr.. Gottschsls, are
sons ssa BrosdSsy New Yort
Mr.. Gottschalk' Is Concert. NH A-lt
GROWERS HEATER.
PEsSsyLvASIA Az, NEAR WILLARns HorRL.
'0'A0 EXTRA iSsoUNcEMESri director
he has perfected arrangements with the renowned
MR. CARL ANscHurz,
for the brief season of
OPERA
!" ''""ef EASTER 81 MONDAY, March .,
with the largest and most complete organization
upon one bill in America.
The late great success Of this renowned troupe
at the Academy of Music, in New York is fresh in
the mind of every Intelligent reader, the press OF
that city having pronounced the operas given by
them the most sublimely grand ever witnessed in
America. Their engagement is positive, and the
entire troupe is certain to appear. Embraced in
the company are the eminent names Of sill the
Great Original German Opera Of the New York
Academy Of Music. To which have been added
several artistes OF great American and European
celebrity
The Grand Chorus will comprise thirt = four Ar
tistes, many of whom known soloists of great
ability. A monster Orchestra, composed of thirty
two musicians, will positively appear. The sale
of reserved seats will commence on Friday, March
Is, at Metzerott's Music Store. corner of 18th ST.
and Pennsy ana av. full list of the artists en-
wi he nnh sho abn
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~ Petroleum has been discovered in the
southern provinces Of Russia.
~ Peach and plum trees are blooming In
Mobile.
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FISRD.-The following liquor sellers were
arrested this morning by Captain Dolsns de-
tectivee, and fined ago each BY Justice Fureu.
son for selling liqnor to soldiers Jamer
Donnell, 14th street, between and X streets
Patrick O Brian, let street, between & and q
streets: and VIM. Hickey, No. 4es Pennsyi-
yania avenue,
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ORDER

Peynas+er H. n. Haskell has been ordered
&C the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron as
G.ct pay master.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judy. Fsher.-The csse Of
z. W. and W. T. 6rifHn, for forcible entry and
detainer Is still on trial.
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LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
u q HELLER

* No. 81 Market Space bet tn aad 8th s..,
Has opened very largs assortment Of Spring and
Summer Cloaks. Also. great variety of Fancy
comets and Flowers. EmbrOideries, such as Lace
Goods, Fancy Parasols, Corsets. Hoop Skirts, and
2 large assortment Of Ladies Under Clothing and
well ts c:m:c:: :cd examining our stock Ct x,oas
before YOU bu elsewhere NH 24-lmr
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LIEUT., GEN, GRANT.

LIEUT.. GEN GRANT
This officer, accompanied by Brigader Gen.
eral Rawlings, and other members Of his staff,
left this morning for the headquarters OF the
Army OF the Potomac.
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FIRE AT MAUCH CHUNK

MAUcH CHUNK, March 23-Ths large shot
and shell foundry and pattern shop OF Albright
i Strop, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss $4,000, on which there is an insurance
OF $4,000. The large water wheel, forty -four
feet in diameter, was the only partsaved.
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PRICE OF GOLD.
tBy the Peoples Line.l
New YORK, March 1850 q. m.-0old
6eA; 10 q. NJ, 66xaesx; II m, 66xaseK; II
G., 6eHa66K; p. M, 66h a661; 2p. m, So
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CONFIRMED.
General VIM. F. Smith was yesterday con.
trmed by the Senate as Major General
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EIEkRY WARD BEECHER
II ON LEE SHORRi
The spicy, satiFical and funny
PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR PEOPLE
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
are the sensation Of the day.
The same sharp, causte pen that last week
PLACED 7: I. Barnum and Cora L. V. Hatch on the
spit, aRtiri1ea
PARSON HENRY WARD BEECHBR,
the taste st OF fast American parsons, in
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
of April
Now ready at all news depots NH 23-2t
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Mayors O.yIcE, CIrx Hall.
ssIs ben sgssPRt
bA FIJI FfS e P MsTsb oe Buta ID
ST the .s ~ Of
Hon wslls eSsA''1Ef q Gem enfsFr Bacon
2 y Fs ssnsdn, E fs, Gs sHsc wsighsmaa
#ssS!!s; s fSTEis s:siss; E''
e. i PS?s; Ess v $qsa sf:sfesa. ESQ
Geo Wilson, Esq Hudson Taylor, Esq
ass 5seSS e.. r.
Can, so,..., Committee q Ss Z Vice r.,
Es wicklin
E Rn \ Duhsnt Ess as As R RIa.. sse
Samuel Hoyes, Esq
Aaeph on H5seftF'Sss Is.
AB Norton. ESQ
Col, Y Da,l. COMMITTEE s " ss;sS: rs.
Alex h Shepherd ESQ '
FLOOR MANAGERS,
Thos Lloyd, ESQ McCathran, ESQ
Jas English: Esq 8 Y Sylvester. Esq
John Dudley, Esq ND Larner, Esq
c Culverweil ESQ 1T HaIleck, ESQ
A c Richards. ESQ P N Dubant ESQ
s Beall. Esq CT Canfiaid Esa
Snowden Robinson Esq p Wroe Esa
John Wheeler, ESQ Ok Harris ESQ
Gwynn Harris ESQ z Downing ESQ
Andrew Noerr, Esq John II Blake ESQ
VIM r Mclean ESQ Harvey Roberts, Elsa
The various committees will be desi mated by
suitable rcsettss.
Gentlemen desiring invitations for ladies' will
please send names and address to Hudson Taylor q
Bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets.
Tickets for sale at Hotels and Bookstores.
lChronicle, Republican, Intellgencer and Times. ]
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POLICE RKPoRrs.-F1n Precinct -wtl,iaun
Miller, giving liquor 10 soldiers; dlsm,sssd
Second Precinet--Patrtck Keefe and Iohn
O'DonneIl, shooting robins; IS each .A
Thiad Prscinct.-H. Veitch, drunk; dismissal
George Ciementson, fighting; John Fitzgives.
missed. ". H. Larkin and F. Oogs well shoot
irg robins; dis nissed. Mary Clancy, aI.ss
McCarty, picking poe ket jail for court. Dem
mis- o Brian, disorderly; s245. William Gus
tard and John Brown, drunk; dismissed.
NrfA Precfapf M. Pfeiffer, creating nuie.
apce; VIM. Booth, David Barry, John Combs,
violating COW law; dismissed. John s. ortsll.
Chas. johnson, and jas. Davis, DRUM and dis.
orderly; % each.
Tenth Precinet-J Ohm Riley, drunk and dis.
orderly; workhouse. Matilda Ryland, Keep.
ing bawdy house; Jail for ceurt. Margaret
Russell, leading lewd and lacivious life !;
wofkhouse. Fran els Hargrove, do; do. John
Quinnan, assault and battery; bail for court
Charles Holland, insulting females; IS.
SALE OF REAL EsrArs.-Messrs. Jam 8 O.
MEG uire & Co, auctionears, sold yesterday AZ
ternocn, At suction, the western part OF square
No. 92f, known a. the "Ol1 Catholic Burial
Ground" fronting on Fourteenth, U aud v
sueets The following parties were the pur-
cnasers: Lot I, W. G. Hutchins, coy cents per
square foot. Lots and 3. James w. Hurley,
15S cents. Lots and S, d. Jost, "a cents. Lot
., J. w. Tucker, IAN cents. Lot Z. N. .. Lar
ner, IL cents. Lots e, O. and 10, b. Robinson.
IS cents. Lot IL, W. q Hutchins, 14k cents.
Lots ~ and 10. g. w. Dntson, ~ cents. Lot
Ia, Z. Frisley, Is cents Lot Is. Henry Rap.
pell, lax cents. Lot 10, Henry Ruppeli. % cts.
Lots IS and Is. H. W. Hamilton, sK cents. Lot
81, N. d. Larner, sS cents. Lot pc, q. W. Lar.
ner 3k cents Lot 81, NJ. Hill, Sk cents.
Lot 80, VIM. Loving, Q cents.
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NJ PAINTERS ATTENTION. Special
H2 Meeting OF the Association will be held at
members are expected to sttend-No Bxcuse-as
business of great Importance is to be taken into
might. JOS. LEONARD, Secretary.
n~THERE WILL BE TEACHINGS or THE
w Scriptures ct the Odd Fellows Hall 7th st
on SUNDAY EVENING, March n, at N o'clock.
The subject will be . Path" All are invited.
teachers and laymen, righteous and sinners, Jews
and Gentiles, bond and free males and females.
NH 2J-3t'
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ECR sALE-The UNION BATTING HOUSE, on
y the corner Of 18th and @ streets west " will
be sold at bar gain, as the owner is going into
other business. For particulars call on the prem
Uses. G-tv<
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-seven fsne
y WORK HORSES, two OF them Mares.
Also. two Wagons. Harness, &c. Call as 49,
H0WAR 4 R0CSE'S Stables, on G street, ky.
between 9Th and 7th streets, near the Patent Of
fee. he
Tor sALE-rhe tn ee-ftory brick DWELLING
u HOUSE corner Of 9Th street and Msry.sn1
enue, possessing latest improvements OF alter,
&c. with lot attached 40 feet deep brick stable
ard carriage house. Price 81 5,n; 81 500 cash bal
ance SIS per month. with interest deferred pay
ments. Inquire OF JOHN R. ELvANS 800 Penn
ay.. or JOHN II. BIRD, corner Md. av and 9th
st, Island. (Chr .RepA Init mar ii-eo2v
FOR SALE-By Lady Leaving the cty-one
4 very fine SADDLE HORSE, suitable
for a lady; very spirited and perfectly ~
Also. one superior SADDLE HORSE; Cor gen.
tlsmsn Of taste.
Can be seen for a few days at Hs1eil's Stable,
Besll street, Georgetown No. 1863
Any person wanting surh would do we'll to call
and see them.
One Saddle and Bride, made by Prainer Of New
York cost s9s; made and fitted expressly for the
horse. NH "A 1Ws
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W Washington Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank

ers:
Buying Selling
U. s. Coupon Bonds, Isa1......iI14 lax
U. s. 40 Notes. .....1ll9 1l24
Quartermasters Checks. ....... 995
American Silver. ,li5at5O
American Gold. ......:..... 162aI64
HHW YORK RATBs-sBCOND BOARD.
Coupon 8's, 1881, 1121: 1905, 1I24; Oertifl.
1esk; Quicksilver, SIX; Erie, 125H; Harlem
13s4; N. Y. Central, 140K; Hudson, I56; Read.
ing, l42A: Michigan Southern, Lie; Illinois Gen.
trail, 1851; Rock Island, 1863; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1FA. Market steady.
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TURNED OvER.-Yesterday, Omcer Frazier,
OF the Fourtn Ward, with warrant issued oy
Judge Fisher, Of the Criminal Oo3fr arIessed
inr 4 baWdy. house. She was turned over "a
ths Marshal, and released upon $500 ball fol
court