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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

The Republicans have carried New Hamp-
shire by reduced majority. Last year they
carried the State by majority Of col in a
total vote of 62,2l9 and secured majority in
the Legislature Of 106 on joint ballot The re-
turns thus far show Democratic net gain of
$50, and but for the fact that the Republican
State Convention was shrewd enough to en-
dorse the President and avoid making an is
sue against his policy, it is quite evident that
the State would have gone against them. The
Chronicle must be hard ont for crumbs of com.
fort when it attempts to figure out an Admin
istration defeat in the New Hampshire cleo.
tion
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xxxIxTH CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION
WEDNESDAY, March IL.


SENATR-Mr. Williams presented the memo.
rial of the Oregon Legislature against the tax
alton of mining and mining claims. Referred
to the Committee of Mines and Miners
Mr. Morgan presented the petition of Adams
Express Company for the issue Of United
States notes in lieu of like notes destroyed by
fire; which was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Mr.. Morrill,. from the Committee on the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, reported favorably the Joint
resolution for the relief Of the sufferers by the
late explosion of the United States Arsenal in
Washington. II appropriates $3.50 for dis
tribution among the sufferers-ten in number
or their families 1t was passed.
Mr.. Grimes, from the Naval Committee re.
ported bill for the establishment of a hydro
graphic office in the Navy Department, with
a favorable recommendation
MIR. Trumbull, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, to whom was referred the civil
rights bill, with the House amendments, re-
ported that the committee had agreed to the
House amendments and asked the immediate
consideration of the bill for the purpose of
concurring therein.
Mr.. Davis-l hope that bill will not be con-
sidered now.
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OMAR NrINr nBaOLAvIoHc.

OuApANTTNC nBoCLAvIOHC.
Lieut. Gen. Grant, on the recon- mendation
OF the Surgeon General, yesterday issued the
following order:-The department command.
ers OF ' irginia, North CaroI0a, South Carolina
Georgia Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
islana and Texas are instructed TO cause: Ist
All vessels arriving at ports within their de.
partments from ports infected with cboisr.
put having had no case during their passage
70 De Guaranteed for fifteen days, and thor
Sughiy fumlgated. I'd. All such vessels which
nave nad cholera on board during the passage
70 De quarantined for fifteen days after the ter
minatlon OF the last case, and thoroughly In
mlgated. In carrying out this quarantine de.
PaILhent commanders viii consult and ask
assistance from officers of the navy in thew
Nlclnlty, and correspond direct with the Sec
rotary OF the Navy in reference to such assist.
ance and cooperation
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Affairs In Georcrtowu.


THE GOAL SHiPHENTs.-Tne din Guilty OF os-
tanning vessels suitable for the shipment OF
coal during portion Of last winter, while The
river was open, delayed the transportation
until the channel was closed with ice, leaving
q few thousand tons a. the docks Of the various
companies. The river being free for navIgs-
ton, several vessels have arrived and ara
loading with coal. In few days the old stock
will he removed n nd the docks ready for the
reception Of cargoes of black diamonds fresh
from the mines.
bastian arrested Vim. Young. upon n warrant
issued by the Criminal Court, ana deli vercd
him TO the u. :. Marshal. Young was ar
rested some time ago fer garrotnng Annie
Lang. and robbing her OF $40. lie WAS held 70
bail for court by Justice Buckley, but failed TO
appear, and hence this arrest. Young is well
known to the police, who have had several
cases against him IN times past; but in every
case the witnesses were soldiers, and could no.
be detained from their regiment Yesterday,
officer Myles arrested Patrick Mccain, upon
q warrant issued from the Criminal Court, and
delivered him 10 the Marshal. McCann ~
another of the party charged with garroting
and roboihg Annie Lang, and failed TO appear
for trial.
The FISHING SKAsoN.-The weather is ia
vorable for an early run OF herring and shsd.
and fishermen anticipate successful drsughts.
The dealers We're selling some very nne her
ring in the market this morning for 50 cents
per bunch OF ten fish. The small fisheries are
doing very well, supply ing the market In ad-
vance of the season.
FLOUR RAND GRAIN MARKET-There are no
arrivals of -four or grain reported to-Gay. De-
mand for flour for the city trade moderate;
sales unimportant; prices unchanged. The
sales of WHEAT are mainly 70 District millefs;
prices as last quoted in the !S'ar. very littf in
the market
PORT OF N.-Entered-Steamer
John Gibson, Young, from New York; schr.
United States, Hughes. master, from Anames-
sex. Cleared-Steamer John Gibson, Young,
New York; schr. United States, Hughes, Vir-
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WHITE HOUSE

The assemblage Of visitors at the White
House to-day was quite large. A delegation
from Georgetown, consisting Of the Mayor.
Henry Addison; the Recorder, Chas. NJ. Matb.
ewsi and the President of the Common Coun-
Gil, Esau Pickerell; waited upon the President
this afternoon. Mayor Addison addressed the
President In brief speech on presenting the
resolutions adopted by the Boards of Aldermen
and Common Council of Georgetown, endors-
ing the policy Of the President in the recon.
structIon Of the N ational Government, to which
he replied by thanking the delegation forsuch
evidence Of the approval of his course by the
citizens Of GEORGETOWN
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THE OpERA.-FIo.ow,s romantic

THE OPERA.-Flotow's romantic opera,
eStradella-" was given last night to a good
audience. 1t Is of less merit than any other of
this composers works, and with the execution
OF one or two mot by any means Originally
strains, Is "Msrtha" repeated with a different
text Poetical Himmer gives the character of
''Stradella" most gracefully, and the save
Maria" and ''Salvator Rosa" romanza were
most beautifully rendered. Madame Johann
Sen appeared to great advantage in "Leonora, "
and paying more attention to correctness of
costume and character than usual, not being
painted, and wearing tasteful and appropri-
ate dress, looked charming. As an artist she
Is unsurpassed by any in this country at the
present time. The brigand duet, sSas, sas, sas,
sas," which we consider one of the ugliest and
most unpleasant passages In the opera, was
sung with spirit by Habelman and Steinecke.
and was warmly appIauded and encored The
bell In the Campanella scene was not at ALI
appropriate for the purpose, and the triangle
man must have been absent. The orchestra
and chorus were very good from overture to
finale. Mr.. Neuendorf, the conductor, with
the exception OF his chasing the tucker tempos
too much, like most young leaders, is really
excellent and worthy to succeed the veteran
Anschutz
given with spirit, and Hermanns, as sMe-
Pnistophiles," won his usual plaudits in the
Gold Song.
civilian Tell" Rossini's chef d'0urre. with
the first appearance here of Wilhelm Formes
Is on the programme to- night. and a crowded
house may be expected.
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" In New York yesterday, Miss Richen.
oacner obtained damages in the Superior Cour RI
70 the amount OF $4,000, against John KAN
merer, who she alleges seduced her under
promise Of marriage.
~ The Montreal (Canada) Herald is stirring
up the police to see to IL that the enemy does
not attempt to fire the city between now And
ST. Patriek's Day. 'AN
hA negro woman was mortally wounded
~ the guard at Libby Prison, on SUNDAY. for
putting her head out of one of the prison WIN.
dows. "
Miss BunKer, Of Athens, Me-, shot her.
self dead. "
~ The immense reward of $500, 600 is offered
Tor the detection of the thief or thieves who
ROBBED Lords Banking House, in New York.
OF million and half in bonds, etc.
BY the last census OF London IL sppears
mat there are more Scotchmen there than in
Edinburgh, more freshmen than in Dublin.
and more Jews than in Palestine.
nS-1f Paris is still destined TO give the law
In matters of female attire. says the Pail Mali
dazette, the days OF crinoline are numbsred.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

New Orleans Election-Mrs. Jeff. Davis
going to Canada-Death of Judge Trot-
ter-Sale of Plantations. &c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-Great indiffer-
ence was shown to the election yesterday by Il
large number of voters, a great many not go
ing TO the polls, especially business men.
Mrs. JEFF Davis arrived here en- route for
Canada.
In IbervilIe Parish, La, last week, At a sher-
ifs sale, six fine plantations were sold for
what their elaborate machinery originally
cost.
in Mississippi, did at Holly Springs last week.
Daily passenger trains are now running on
the Jackson Railroad between New Orleans
and Canton.
The old PoRtchartrain Railroad Company
have declared a dividend of ten per cent.
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QUAKERs LEAVING NORTH CAROLYN.

An Inspector Of the Bureau of Refugees
Freedmen, &c, reports that the boat from
Aqua Creek, Va, brought 10 the city this
morning seyenty.five persons of the Society of
Friends, from Randolph county, N c., who
are on their way to settle in the State of In
diana. The cause of their emigration. thew
state to be the persistent persecution of them
by the people Of North Carolina. The Qua.
kers also state that one hundred and fifty more
will leave in few days
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TIE ADMISSION OF Conference.-The morn
Ing papers in this city err in stating that the
bill for the admission of Colorado was en-
crossed and ordered TO third reading in the
Senate yesterday afternoon. by vote of 81 to
H. by reference TO our report of the Congress
sional proceedings il Will be seen that the bill
failed, the Senate refusing 10 order the third
reading by q vote of II TO IL.
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OFFICE OF THE CUSTOMS

Secretary McCulloch received a telegram
yesterday from the Minister Of Finance of the
canadian Government, requesting permission
70 stauon customs officers at the different rail-
way stations on our nortberp frontiar 20 e.
anime baggage going from the United States
INTO Canada. The Secretary telegraphed 10 the
couectors OF customs along the Canada frontier
lar privileges in Canada. 'ii
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Collision on Chesapeake Bay-Loss of Life

BALTIMORE, March 14.-At two O'Clock this
morning the steamer Adelaide, for Norfolk
when off Sharp's Island, was run into by
schooner, demolishing the cook room of the
steamer. The cook, j. Chapman, who for
thirty years has been employed on this line,
was lost overheard. The schooner was lowed
to Baltimore by the Adelaide. She lost her
masts and bowsprit. No blame can be attached
TO Capt. Cameron, of the Adelaide
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PARDONS GRANTED

The number of pardons that have beer
granted by the President to persons in the
States below named, under the thirteenth ex
ception OF the Amnesty Proclamation, are a:
follows - Kentucky, 10; West Virginia A.
Arkansas, IL; Missouri, 10; Virginia, 2,O7O
North Carolina, 4S2; South Carolina, 63S
Florida, 3s; Louisiana, l42: Georgia l,22S
Alabama, 1861; Mississippi, 765. Total, 6,s35.
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The NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Smythe, Republican. Probably Elected
Governor-Repub Majority In Lee
gislature.
CONCORD, N H-7.3O p. M-Returps from
a large number of towns indicate that Smythe,
the Republican candidate for Governor, is re-
elected by from so o to 6,000 majority.
The Republican majority in The Legislature
Will be very large.
SECOND DIsPATcH.1
CONCORD, March 13-The aggregate vote
considerably exceeds that of last year. Re-
turns from fifty-eight towns give Smythe,
(Republican,) H,230 Sinclair. democrat
lI,UU9
Returns thus far indicate n majority of more
than $500 for Smythe. The Republicans here
have elected all five CounciImen, nine Sena-
tors, and Will have about one hundred MAORI
ty in the House.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
CONCORD, March 10, 1890 p. M.-Returns
frsm ninety Eight cities and towns give Smythe
20,5OO and Sinclair 15,4s1 votes, a democratic
net gain of 500.
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Count KRPEIT FENIAN BoNDs.-It is impor-
tant to the purchasers of the pecuniary pledges
of Irish independence to know that three
presses have been running a fortnight or longer
on a very accurate couD terfeit of the Fenian
bonds of various denominations. The spu-
rious ten dollar bonds so closely resemble the
genuine that it requires the expert to detect the
cheat. OF the bonds of greater denomination
the police have no descr ption.
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Raltimore NIarkets

BALTIMORE, March 1i.-FIour dull: How.
ard street Super SS.56. Wheat firm Corn
active and firmer; white, 69a79; yellow, 67a6S
Oats dull al As Seeds heavy. Provisions
steady. Whisky dull at s. Is
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The "AIE LINE ROAD" PRoJEcT-A Wash
lngton despatch to the New YORK World SAYS
The House Committee on the Air Line road to
New York to-day decided TO report adversely
On the bill introduced by Mr. Stevens. This
setiIes tDe matter as 10 the question of another
Ioso 70 new OH The ground upon which
the committee base their report is that there is
no necessity for another road, present facilities
being ample for the accommodation of the puh-
lie. aN"-
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ARREST OF oUANrRILL

A man was arrested IN New York and
brought to this city yesterday, who is said to
be Quantrill, the guerrilla chief. Papers were
found upon him which, it is said, are sufficient
to identify HIM. He is confined in the ith
Artillery guardhouse.
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY, Sc-Yesterdav
Detectives Kelly and BIgley arrested Abraham
Myers ana VIM. Edmonson on charge of en-
terlng the store of Mrs. J. Sanford, Market
Space. near Sth street, and stealing A Iot of
millinery and other goods on the 9th instant
TWO bonnets, valued at S35, were recovered
and Identified. Myers was sent to iail for
court by Superintendent Richards Edmon.
son gave bail for hearing. Mary Blake was
also held TO bail for hearing, tor receiving the
stolen goods.
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New Xark MaHEefx

NEW YORK, March 14.-Cotton firm at Ale
Flour dull'< Southern, SS.75aSi5- Wheat
and Corn dull; sales unimportant. Beet steady
Pork heavy. Lard firm. Whisky dull.
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FREEDNEN's INTELLIGENCE OFPICPs-The
Freedmen's Intelligence Offices of Washing
ton and Alexandria have reported TO General
Howard their transactions for the ten DAYS
ending on the 10th inst. The number of ap-
pllcanis for servants at the Washington office
was 81; number Of applicants for employment
y; number OF people furnished with Situations
81: cash received on contracts, $40 AT the
alexandra Office the number of applicants for
servants was 40; number of applicants for en- :
ployment- SS; number furnished with work
and homes, 80; amount received as fees for con.
tracts, S27.
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ARTILLERY SCu0nI

1t is said that the permanent Artillery Board.
Organized IN General Orders No. 6, which is to
convene April 2, will have under consideration
q plan ior establishing United States school
Tor artillery at Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
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Death of Jared Sparks.

Boston, March 14.-Jared Sparks, the histo.
rian and ex-President of Harvard COLLEGE died
At his residence, in Cambridge, this forenoon of
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1.-THE London Times is very angry AZ the
sale OF fenian bonds here. II forgets the Con
federate cotton loan.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our notice of Rev. j. T.
Wards farewell discourse, the types made ms
say the rise and fall Of Methodism in this CITY.
Ihe intelligent reader, no doubt, 1T once saw
that 1T should have read the rise and progress Of
Methodism.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR GEN
ERAL OF CANADA

The Governor General OF Canada issued q
proclamation on the I'D of February, warning
all citizens of the United States that as the Re-
ciprocity Treaty between Her Britanic Majes-
ty and thu United States would expire on the
Eth OF March, they will not be permitted to
carry on the trade of inshere fishing.
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PERsoNAL.-Msior General Warren, u. s
A; Judge Peabody, N. Y; Senator ]. s. Fow
Ter, Tenn; Gov. A. G.. Curtin, Pa; Bishor
are at Wizards
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CRIMINAL Court. Judqe Ffsher-This morn
ing. in the case of Wallace w. Wnttlesey in
dicted for abstracting public records, after
short arguments, verdict of guilty, with q
recommendation TO mercy.
John Campbell, indicted for the larceny of n
dress and pair of CATERS, was convicted. Cot
trell for defense. In another case a noUe pros
was entered
Jacob Watson and William Robinson in
dlcted for the larceny of two bells, were found
not guilty. Oliver for defense
Julia johnson, indicted for larceny, was
tried. Jury out. Morgan for defense
Jacob Watson and William Brown, indicted
for the larceny of a quantity OF water closet
fixtures, is on trial. Oliver for defense
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LOCAL NEWS,

THE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-Mr Fessen-
den, in the Senate, from Finance Committee.
reported back this morning the House bill
making appropriations for supplying def.
ciencies in the appropriations, with amend.
ments. As amended, il approprates To en-.
able the. Commissioner OF Public BuiId-
ings 10 pay for sewers and paving in front of
Government property constructed under act
Of May ), 1864, S}2,U1U; and for sewers and pa
wing and cleaning Pennsylvania avenue.
S37,So.6l. For lighting 18th and 18th street
fronts of Franklin Square $500 is appropri-
aied for fitting up rooms in the ba selnent nader
courtroom OF Supreme Court, for a consuIta-
ton room for the CoUrf, S65OO: for lighting TN
street, 18th street and Maryland avenue. 81 5at.
The item for lighting Bridge and High streets.
GEORGETOWN. Is stricken out, As is the pro-
vision requiring that carpets purchased
Tor any Of the publio buildings or Of
fees shall be OF domestic manufacture
The appropriation for building a sewer on
pennsylvania avenue, from 18th street 10 both
street, Is stricken out: also, that for a Sc wer in
Ak street, between Missouri avenue and the
canal. The item removing the unsightly fence
across the old Hall of Representatives is
stricken out.
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NH l3-tf
TFENIAN BROTHERHOOD.

The undersigned, in the name Of the Fenian
brotherhood Of the District Of Columbia and on
behalf OF JAMES STEPHENS and his three hum
dred thousand gallant comrades in Ireland, re-
specsfuliy informs those who would or should aid
our brothers to fight for Freedom on IRISH
"ho' Nd that hone hut the following officers are
authorized to collect or sppa,ut collectors rv, w.
just aud holy Cause in the District
J. j. KANE, Centre Georgetown Circle FIR.
p. O'HARE, Centre, Sarsfeld 4"
JNO. O'MEARA, Centre O'Mahony
J. d. POWER, Centre O'Donovan Rossa
T. II. BEGAN, Centre Hibernia
P. HUGHES, Centre ST. Patrick"
II. ID. MALONE, Centre Alexandra, Va,
All others soliciting arms or money, in the anne
OF the Fenisn Brotherhood, are traitors and i'm.
postors Millions for ireland Not one cent to shed
innocent blood in Canada.
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ING DRESS Goops
FINE WHITE GOODS,
NOTICE

NOTICE.
As more than two thirds OF the above goods we're
boueht at the auction sales in New York lsst week
for cash at prices far below the cost of taton
We shall offer them al very lev prices.
Jos. J. MAY & co,
sos Pennsy lvauiA avenue.
m 1927 bet. 9th and 10th streets
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HOB RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
Il containing fourteen rooms. gas and water.
newly painted and papered; situated in the first
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NOTICE TO GAS CoNSUMERs.-Tbe
w. distrfeatien department. Of the Washin gton
LAS Light Company have removed their Office TO
NO 4o4 10th, between ID and L, where persons
VINO have reason to believe that their meters or
service pipes are out of erder will please notify
WEN. rORKE, Superintendent of Distribu ton.
Who will give prompt attention ~
seN GEO. A. McILHENNY, Engineer.
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rios. FAHEY,

00FING.
HI TH0s. FAHEY,
Southeast corner loth street west aud Canal
FIRE and WATER L R0oF FELT. CEMENT
and GRAVEL BOOTS put on in the VERY best
shortest notice. at very moderate prices.
Also, all kinds of BUILDING and Compost
TION ROOFING MATERIALS on hand At the
lowest prices. feT s0
CPkING STYLES FOB GENTLEMEN
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SECOND edition,
O'CLOCK r. m.
a,vERNmENr SECURITIES.

WAsHINsroN. March IL, 1885.
Jaw Ooeke & Go. furnish the following QUO.
80 IN
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OPERA FANS,
OPERA GLASSES,
BOUQUET HOLDERS,
FANCY COMBS, &c,
large assortment of the latest styles.
M. W. GAIT & BROS, Jewellers,
334 Pennsylvania avenue, near
m 1857 Metropeliton date Browns Hotel.
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SPkING STYLES F0R GENTLEMEN.
DUB OWN IMPoRrATIoNs.

DUB OWN IMPoRTATIoNs.
CLOTHS, CAssIMRRKs AND vEsTINGs,
selected In the French and English markets by our
mr. w all, especially fer our Gales. which we will
make TO order at the most reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
iezS-2wn 1ntD 322 Peuns. ave.
A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHAN Disc, from
"A United States Government Hospital and ARM
Safes comprising-
Linen Table Spreads, Linen Bed Spreads,
WOODEN Blankets, Counterpanes
RuSpeg blankets, Linen Roller Towels,
Linen Sheets, Wooden Socks,
Linen Pillow Slips Striped Bed Sacks,
Hair Mattresses, Linen Bed sacke,
Busk Mattresses, Pillow Ticks,
Cotton Sbfits, Iron Besstesds,
Cotton Drawers, Bedside Tables,
Knit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting,
Linen Crash,
french Furniture. Chintz Curfaina, &C, 30.
This sale offers unusual Inducements 70 parties
wishing to purchase for housekeeping purposes.
The above property will also be sold in quantities
to Accommodate buyers who wish TO cell again
Gocds Of ell descriptions pongnt, SOLO ana az
500 Ninth etreet,
NNB HAVE JUST RICRIvED ONE ~ STOP
w MASON HAMLIN CABINET-
ORGAN, with two set Of keys, and two
nent, and we invite organists and amateurs TO call
aps anime.
Mason Hsnln are the only manufacturers
the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru-
meuts Of the Kind are merely int.risr limitations.
no SIS Pa avenue,
jsSH between 9th and 10th.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The real French FEMALE Pills. These pills, so
celebrated many ago in Paris, for the relief
for the first time in America. Married ladies'
should never take them when there IL any. reason
TO believe thems elves pregnant, for they will be
sure TO produce q miscarriage. Fer sale only At
11s south b street, bet. 9Th and 10th, Island.
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l DsT-A lady's hunting case GOLD WATCH
- and Oh AIN. on or near street north, be
tween 9th and nth streets. $50 reward will be
paid on the return of the watch to No 334 n
street, between 9th AID 7th m7-tf