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xXxIxTH CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION


TUESDAY, April 3. ..r
SENATE-Mr. Brown presented a petition
Tor Constitutional amendment guaranteeing
equal rightc without distinction on account OF
color. Referred TO the Committee of Fifteen
MIR. Chandler presented the memorial of the
Tobacco Growers Convention of MICHIGAN,
asking for modification Of the tax ON tobacco
Referred to the Committee on Finance
Mr.. Sumner called up the resolution offered
by MN yesterday, calling upon the Secretary
OF the Treasury and the Postmaster General to
report whether since December last any per-
sons have been admitted to hold Offices in these
Departments without taking the oath reonired
by law, and whether the oath has been altered
or modified in any cases. etc.
Mr.. Hendricks inquired of Mr. Sumner ~
there was any reason for calling for such in
formation.
Mr. Sumner said that on last Saturday he
called on the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue, and was told by him that the oath had
in many cases been modified to suit persons In
the South.
passing such resolution. He believed the
Secretary of the Treasury to have done his
duty, and TO be an able and efficient oficer.
Mr.. Sumner said there was law requiring
a certain oath from all officers in the emplo1
of the Government, and no Cabinet officer had
right to dispense with it,
The yeas and nays were demanded on the
adoption OF the resolution, and was adopted
yeas 25, payss Pc
Yeas Messrs Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
CLARK, Conness, Creswell, Foster, Grimes. Har.
riS, henderson hOWdrO, hOWes hlrkWOOd,
Nye, Pomeroy, Sherman, Stewart, Sumner
TTumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wiley, Will
Iiams Wilson and Yates-25.
Noys-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan, Davis,
Guthrie, Hendricks, johnson, Lane Of Ind,
Nesmith and Saulsbury-S. 60
Mr. Sumner called up the bill to authorize
the President Of the United States 10 transfer,
upon valuation to be fixed by the Secretary OF
the Navy, gunboat to the Government Of Lii
IBERIA. Passed. 1oszift tsrs
The bill to incorporate the District OF Colum
bia Canal and Sewerage Company was taken
up and passed 1-H gsa.s -.sl
HoUsB-Mr. Ineersoll, from the Committee
on the District Of Columbia, reported back the
Senate bill approprating $3.50 for the relief
OF the destitute people In the District to be ex.
pended under direction of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau. Postponed, and made the special order
for Thursday next.
The following bills, reportsa from the Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs, were taken up and
passed -
A bill as a substitute for Senate bill to reg.
uiate the further appointments Of Rear Admi.
rails in the navy. '''-.--'' 1-sAT'~ -
A bill TO provide for the better organization
OF the pay dep artment Of the navy. s0ta 49,
bill for the relief OF seamen and officers o
vessels wrecked or lost in the service
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

The President has ordered the consolidation
OF the land Office nj Batesville, Ark, with that
OF LATHE Rock; the Office at Champaquade
with that at Washington, and the office at
Huntsville with that at GAINESVILLE
Returns OF public surveys Of several town.
shlr7 n the State of Wisconsin have been re-
ceiN> embracing Trout, and several of the
MandOwlsh lakes, near the northern boundary
or the state, and in Marathon county, The
lakes IN question are linked together and
present very interesting Typographical features.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Negro Instruction In Cuba-Heavy Defal.
Cations

HAVANA, March 24.-Since Wednesday nigh,
there has been report OF a negro instruction
on Ovieda's plantation, and also on the estate
of Martin Hernandez, and also on two others.
rear BalaHdron
The Government sent this morning some cav.
airy, and the infantry are preparing to 20 70
the scene.
There is little danger apprehended of a gen.
eral instruction at present.
A large defalcation was discovered i'm the
military treasury, and the intendant, dor
Joaquin Galvez, and the inventor, Don vi
cente Rodriguez, have been condemned to nav
over S2,562,OOO. Also, large deficits in the Gus.
tom house and other departments.
The U. 5. gunboat Mackinaw has been in port
several days. She will leave tomorrow for
St Thomas
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DUB PRESENT MlLIrARY FORCE

MT. Schenck laid before the House yesterday
q letter from the Secretary of War, which
states that, on the sth OF January, there were
a',ID white and $500 Colored troops in the
field; and on March 10, 27.171 white and 40 a..
coiored troops in the field. Since March no
IO,iCo white and 1857 colored troops had been
ordered to be mustered out, aking a total re-
35,s4S colored troops BY NAV the mnsterino
our WIZ De concluded. and there will remain
IN TIE held 17,065 white and 3O2l7 colored
troops, making a total of a. 90,
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Observation-Disclosures H. Stephens, late
Vice President Of the Confederacy, arrived
here last night, and is stopping at his former
place of residence, corner 9th and d streets
..''Senator Wright. of New Jersey, returned
to his quarters in this city last evening, much
improved in bealth. 80. Senator Dixon is
much better, and expects soon to resume his
1eat in the Senate
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SEIZURE OF smUGGLED G0ops

The Commissioner of Customs has been in
formed Of the progress made in the suppress.
sion OF smuggling along the northwestern
frontier The report states that the Collector
at Puget Sound recently made several import
ant seizures OF goods, which parties were at.
tempting TO smuggle over the border.
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ADMISSION OF COLORADo

The Senators elect from Colorado urge the
speedy admission of that Territory as State.
and intimate tina, their two votes may be use.
full in passing the civil rights bill over the
Presidents veto. These votes are I" handy to
have in the house." as Mrs. Toodles would
ha va
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CINCINNATI Elrction.

CINCINNATI, April 3. AT the municipal
election yesterday, the Republican ticket wa
elected by about 1900 majority. Twelve Re
pnblicans, and five Democrats, and one indie.
pendent were elected 10 the city council
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MODIL HOSPITAL.

The Surgeon General has had constructed a
beautiful model Of the Hicks United States
Army General Hospital at Baltimore, Nd,
Wnien ne decigns to send to France, 10 be ex-
hioited at the Paris EXPEDITION OF 1867. The
model is OF wood and made on the scale of one
inch TO twenty feet. ... Il.
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~An Eight Hour bill has passed the Cali.
fornia Senate, after being amended with pro-
viso that it shall net go into effect until the
States OF Massachusetts and New York have
put similar law into operation
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~Green, the Maiden (Mass.) murd erer, has
made second confession Of his guilt, but de-
mics having long premeditated the killing of
lis victim.
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Dayton. Ohio. Election

DAYTON, ONO, April 3--The Republican
ticket was elected by 800 majority, except the
mayor, a Democrat, who is eIe sted by a small
malOrlty
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Cotton dull and droop.
ing; mlddling Acc. Flour dull. Wheat dull
common heavy. Corn quiet; mixed unchange
Beef steady. Pork steady. Lard unchanged
Wbiskey dull and unchanged
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4 CARD TO MY PATRONS.

Having disposed Of the Cloak and Mant,na
MSIs u OF ny puslnees to my ephew, j. Thom as
Maxwell, who has been in my employ for the ma
Twelve years he will continue that branch Of trade
over my Fancy Goods Store Ne SOS Pa ayenns
mGefe n lev days he will open large as:ort
SACQUES, COATS, &c &c in Iieht cloth and
biack slia: he RESPECTFULLY solicits the fs1ors OF
am selling Cd nv stock of IRDiEST rANCy
SOOgS WITHOUT regard to cost to close up my bus
mess IN washington at an early day Call and Sc
=, N B. Store Fixtures for sale soon at one half
their vaiue. j. 8. MAXWELL,
ep 5-eO5t 32s Pa ayonue
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duilness Of the times, the stagnation OF bust
ness, and kindred topics, have not seen the
rush at Williams store. Hearing he had re-
ceived from Paris q heavy consignment Of
French Millinery and fancy goods which only
called 70 see the latest novelties from the en-
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(olliers' Strikes

PoTTsvILLE, April 3.-There has been sew
eral strikes to-day among a few colIier,es near
81. Clair, but nowhere else as vel
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give have received from Mr. b. Green Of
the news stand at the Kirkwood House late
numbers Of the Daily Ranehero, published at
Matamoras, Mexi.o.
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NJ RS. sTEEN
~. Thanks the ladies for the liberal patrenas "a
they give her, and is pleased to see that her
HOOP SKIRTS
give such satisfaction.
She also amour css to the ladies' that she has ON
hand q ,arge assortment OF
GENUINE FRENCH CORsETS,
which SIZE is prepared 70 sell at the lovest pr;es
HHeop Snirts and Under Garments ready made
ana made to order Al the shorte5t notice
Cai and see az SIP 7th IT bet. and Z.
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~April is here. .n-1,,I 1900. r.
Ami lee a. ian. In April, it ended. In
Al nv arrendered, and in April Lincoln
-rdered.
They are beginning TO build schoolhouses
in Arkansas. This is practical loyalty.
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To-day is the anniversary Of the capture
OF Richmond by the army under Gen. Grant.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTs.-The re.
ceipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
S1,136, .16. 1..r- =
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Pmceu.-This morn i.
ing VIM. w. Corners Will, bequeathrng his
eGtate to his widow and children, was filed
for probate.
Mrs. +. NJ. L. Boucher renowned her right
10 the appointment of guardian TO her five
children, orphans OF Theodore 4. Boucher and
letters OF guardianship were issued to John ]
Eogue, who gave bond in the sum of S20OUO
Letters OF administration were issued to
Emmie n. Stewart on the estate OF Alexander
;. Stewart; bond In the sum of Sl,5O0. To
Martha A. Dukes on the estate of Levin Dukes:
bond of SlS,0n,
Sophie 4. Harrison was appointed guardian
OF the orphans of u. ID. Harrison
The first and final accounts OF the admins.
tratrlx Of John Warden, deceased, and of John
W. Perkins, and the second account Of the adj
mihlstratriN OF John Crumbaugh were ap-
proved and passed.
The Court made decree for the sale of the
real estate of the orphans Of John Hines, de-
ceased.
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REcovRRIEG.-We are glad to learn from
DIR. Croggor, physician Of Thomas T.. Lloyd
Esq, President of the Board of Aldermen, tina
his patient is on the mend frem his serious i'll
ness, and there is every prospect that he viii
be out in a couple Of weeks.
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IN ICHMOND, TREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
N TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSunday a. IN. excepted.)

TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY g. IN. excepted
Inc quickest ard most direct route to Richmond
va and the South. via the Potomac
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, EAA4A-
Washington, to Asuia Creek ando111nMI
klchmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mono Va connecting there with trains on the Rich.
pone ana fetersburg ard Richmond and Danville
pnsuIoSos, Ier Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington.
HHssieign, GreeRsboro', salisbury, Chsrl otte and
@ Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
stleet wharf, daily Sunday morning excepted) at
~ 2. m ana p. m, and arrive in Richmond at
EOS D. m and IA.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ia Hours Quicker than
80 I. any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aquia
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Com papy Office, corner of PennA. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage WAGONS will be in
feAdinesS 10 convey passengers and baggage be-
tveen derots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle feids near Fredericksburg by stop.
ping at that peipt.
BIss kfest Ard sup on board of Steamers.
= GEO. MATTIRGLY Snet., Washington, d. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, -wssbfnston.
o. M. HANEY,
apS-S 1eneral Passenger Agent.
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SILVER TEA SETS,
SPOONS, FORKS AND
FANCY sILvEB WARE,
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
A large assortment.
NJ. w.GALT & BRO, Jewellers,
spfst 3ai Pennsy iy ania avenue.
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RoPOsALs FOB LAYING WATER MAINS
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY Hall.

WAsHINGros, April ., 1856
scaled Proposal. 70 be endorsed on the enye-
lope Proposals for laying water mai ns |" will bs
received at this Office until noon on FRIDAY the
18Th instant. BIDDERS will also specify on the en-
xelope, aRd on the face of the bid, what district
the bid is for There three districts which are
Bounded q follows. viz:
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE includes all that
part OF the city north o. the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and sity Canal, sBd west OF Seventh street
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all that
part OF the city north and northeast op the car al
apo east OF the vest side OF Seventh street west
blsTRICT NUMBERTHREEi includes al that
PART OF the city which IL between the canal and the
Potomac and the Eastern Branch
Specifications and forms OF prop os ais can be bad
oy application 20 the Water Registrar, and suc,l
Proposals only viii bs consife red as are written
upon these regula- official fern
sausiec Sory bond and security will be required
from the PARTIES with whom the contracts sh All be
made. RICHARD WaIIlCH
aps-fd
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PROP0sALs FOB GRADING AND PAVING

MAJORS OFFICE. Washington, April ?, 1856.
Proposals Tor Grading and Paving the Carriage
way Of Sixth street west, from the north side az
street north to the north side OF L street north,
MONDAY. April the 10Th, instant, with stones
similar to those used in paving street the stones
smeter, and seven inches deep.
bldoers will state the price per square yard for
paving and per cubic yard for grading; the paving
to be laid bed Of pure gravel eight inches dee
ahd four inches Of sharp sand on top of the gravel
the paving 20 be well rammed three times with n
ninety pound ranmer, and TO be well watersd be-
tore being ra9ned the last time, and then covered
with coarse sharp sand the whele 20 be deue 10 tn
entire satisfaction Of the Commissioner OF lie
Fourth Ward and the assistant commissioners
No BID Will be received unless the party or mar
ties are known TO 10 responsible. The Mayor re-
serves to himself the right TO reject any or an bids
All the old cobele-stone flag footways, and gut
ter stone 70 be tue property Of the Cor poratiop
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Fourth W ard
CHAS. ii. UTERMEHLE
Assistant Commissioner
JAMES BOWEN,
spS-eotaple Assistant Commtssiansr
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COLORADO WANTED IN THE SHyArR-It ia
stated upon good authority that as a means OF
augmenting the strength in the Senate against
me fresloents late veto, some of the leadiug
RADICALS who opposed the admission of Colo
RADIO few days ago are willing now 10 adyni,
that Territory as State, upon condition taat
her Senators elect pledge themselves to vc.s
Tor the civil rights bill.-Nee York IT, JIG
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WisEWELL BAREACKs.-Wisewe well Barracks
al the corner Of 9TH and o streets having been
turneo over to Brig: Gen. Howard, for the use
Spurgin, local superintendent, has moved into
II me Freedmen's Intelligence Once Of this
cry. "A portion Of the barracks is to be fitted
men, under the superintendent of the agent
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FLOUR INsPECTIoN.-Joseph Hedrick ESQ.
City Flour Inspector, reports the number OF
barrels flour inspected for the quarter ending
March 81, 1866, as follows: 3,OA6 barrels family,
500 do. extra, 1884 do. super, 42S do. fine, As
do. middling, and 203 do. rye. Total OF all
grades, 1884 barrels of flour.
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FREEDMEN's TENEMENTs.-On the 27th of
last month the Assistant Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, in this District directed
the agents of the Bureau TO observe the follow
ing rules in renting the tenements under their
charge:-lst Only one family will be allowed
10 occupy room, and no sub-renting will be
permitted I'd. No persons protesting to be
nusoand and wife will be permitted to occupy
atrnement until they give satisfactory proof
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SWEET THrNGs.-Jewell, No. 2a6 Pennsyl.
Sania avenue, mas stock Of confectionery and
II uits calculated to make an epicureis month
water. Luscious Havana oranges, dainty
caromels and bon bons, French cream candies,
ana otner rare and toothsome morsels, looking
very tempting after the asperities OF lent Read
his advertisement and give him a call
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LOB sALE-CHYsyNUr POSTS and RAILS
II fn4uirs Of J. II. WOOD. 80 Bridge street
GEORGETOWN. q. X, WOOD, Potomac Cross
Roads. nts,oasry county. Nd. NH 81 Sc
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THE CENSUS BIZ RKAU-In the House of Rem.
tesentatives yesterday Mr.. Latin from the
Committee on Printing, made an unfa yorable
Ieport III the case Of the memorial of J. C. q
henpeoy, late experimenting clerk of the Cen
sus Bureau, and asked that the committee be
discharged from the further consideration of
the ssi.ie' which, after short disc ussion. was
Agreed to.
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SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN-ht No 81 * st
- two doors from 2Sth street west.
spSIvf MISS MARY A. HANNAH
q ono POTATOES.
G.OOO BUSHELS OF No. JACKSON
WHITE POTATOES Just arrived aud for sale
PETEK BfRRY,
ap 36t 80 Water ST., Georgetown
c. SO FOR BOYS SUIT
Ss Of All wool Scotch Cashmere
JACKET AND PANTS for 81 % Al
GEORGE q. HENNINGS,
Corner 7th street and
ap Sgt Maryland avenue
1NHE COMPLETE ANGLER, by walton Tn,
4 Anglers Assistant. The Angler and his
Friend. Hand Book of Angling. by Epheme-a
Fly Fishing, illustrated with colored plates Su.
perior Fishing, by Roosevelt.
ap3 FRANCK TAYLOR
EoUR UPRIGHT OR COTTAGE PIANOS
Il for sale or rent easy monthly pay--
ments. JOHN Y. ELLIS, A
500 Pennsylvania avenue, VISFN
between 9Th and 10th SITS
Sole Depot for Chickering Il Son q Pianos And
ID. "a: W. Smiths Organs and Melodeons
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WASHINGTON Posi- OFFICE-During the
quarter ending 3lst ult., the following WORK
was performed by the carriers attached 10 the
city post ONCE, who now number twenty.fiy We /:
Mail letters delivered. 325, 1872 local letters de-
HEereo, 81, l39; newspapers, &c, 6S. 99N letters
collected from boxes, 2i6, i6l; total letters and
papers delivered and collected, 675,7Go. In the
registry department, during the quarter, $3.50
NaIuaoIe letters irom the dead letter office
were registered under the new system of re-
turning valuable dead letters from the dead
letter office 10 the writers or owners, and I.gsI
from lndfvlduals: Ga were received and dis
trlouted, making a total of 1885 The money
order department sold during the quarter
l,1s5 money orders on various offices-quite an
increase over any preceding quarter, the sys-
tenn beng constantly growing in favor with
the public, who find i'm II the fullesS security
against loss. There are now over CO.. money
order offices in the country, and on the LIST Of
July 300 additional Offices will be established
making In the country nearly q thousand
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LOCAL NEWS.

:, CEININAL COURT, Jrd0e F;sReT.-Y Is ,erday,
Barney McQuade. indicted for stealing : ijEl
IN gold and silver coin from Edward Meteor
MEX; verdict, not guilty. Norris, Carlisle. ana
Merrick for defence
In the case of Elizabeth SeweIl. indicted tor
stealing s. from Gotleib Hurlebas noIls proy.
was entered. "
WIN. Flemming. indicted for assault and bat.
tery on Chas. j. Gates, was found guilty
Recognizance forfeited and bench warrant is
sued.
Inc same party was found guilty OF assault
and battery on Selisa GATES.
Louis smith, indicted for assault and battery
on mary wood, was convicted. Recoynizsnce
forfeited and bench warrant issued for his ar
rest.
John Lee and Jos. Lee. Jr., Were placed on
tr,al for assault and battery on Cleopbu; I,us-
eGc h case o' ~
rms morning, Jas. Shanahan. indicted for
an aeault and battery with intent TO commit
a rape on Mrs. Susan Gehan. Jury out Nor
rs for defense.
Geo. w. Hdyes, indicted for robbery in as.
sauiting and taking horse from Edward Aus
tin, is On trial. Norris and Phillips .or de.
tense.
The case Of VIM. J. Hall. indicted Il r larceny
OF brasc and copper from the Navy J ard was
Called, and the defendant not answering, his
recognizanoe was forfeited.
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SECOND edition,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WARRINGTON, April ., 1865.
Jay Ooeke & %. furnish the following quo.
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~OLDEST INHABITANTS The Associa
W. ton will n Get on TUESDAY, April g. AT &
O'Clock p. m, at tte City Hall. An interesting
meeting 10 anticipated "a the &C mmit.ee 70 revise
the constitution is expected TO repert ard Re-
mini.ences of Washington" given by a member.
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q o A 1t A
essFRED-AK00NES, =, sE
Agent for Tyler Co., of Philadelphia. Pa.
Coal by tho cargo to de- sieTs at the lowest Phia.
delphia wholesale prices. Once southwest corner
o. Pe1p. avenue aai Iltb dsSi, Cnh 70 Sws
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n T I'm G.
A WHITE MATING, 50 cents per yard.
Sd do do 50
WITT WETtl WETlii
Also, small lot OF Oil CLOTH, slightly dam
aged By fire. at 30 and s5 cents, worth 20 cents.
I'll Rel + i Ell!
goo pairs damaged WINDOW SHADES from
81 20 to $40 per rsir, with fixtures.
Parties In want Of BARGAINS should not fail
to give ~ call Immediately, "a those are the
CHI APEST G00BS
ever offered In this market. @
BONTZ GROsHoN,
mh3.a $50 Seventh street, above I.
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Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
" No. 500 corner Of 7th and ID streets

IRf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
NO. '2ot corner Of 9TH and d streets.
N6Rn VALUABLE Two-sTORY BRICK
oUTTsS WITH BAsEMEET. AND ALEC TWO
LOIs ADJ DINING. ON X STREET. RE-
ATAUCTlON.
on Friday, 18th inst, we shall sell, in front o.
the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m that valuable two
story and basement Brick House, situated on h
street north, between 2lss and I'D streets now oc
eupied as Restaurant, it being part of lot 8, In
square Is, having front OF IS feet on north K st.
near the Circle, and the will be well worthy
the attention Of persons wishing 60 obtain q hand
some residence or good busi ness location
Also, two good Building lets.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by q deed Of trust on the pre-.
mises.
All cenveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
$50 on each lot when sod. sTn
ap3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aurts