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rl.L FENIaN AFFAIRS.
Arrests In Cap1da Moyemeuts On IN

Border, Nc
Another Fenian arrest was made Monday At
He was sent TO Corn wall for trial. The exsmI-
nation Of the Fenlan prisoners began ye<ter-
day. 1t is thought probable that tney will be
committed for trial al the next assizes. The
examination at Cornwall has been conducted
with closed doors. Several other arrests OF
Frnians were reported yesterday. The police
have gained information Of suspected parties,
and the arrests OF all implicated will be made.
Much ef the news sent from PASSPORT, Ne,
IN special kilograms is false. There has been
no hight and there is no Fenian prtvateer here.
Inc fenians are perfectly quiet, conhning
themselves TO speech making and Anonymous
expected at 81. Joseph's to-day, and a similar
number at st. Andrews.
Aspeeiai dispatch 10 the New York Herald
nas the following, dated Passport, Ne: A
schooner loaded with army CLOTHING, Consigned
TO H. Doran killian, was seized On her ARRIVAL
there: but. after several hours detention was
relea sed, instructions having been received
from Washington TO strictly enforce the mem
trality laws. A large delegation OF Fenians
has arrived.
The Herdlds despatch, dated Montreal. has
the following "A Government detective who
has just made a trip 10 the American side of
Lake Erie and Michigan, reports that the Fe-
mans are nearly ready for an armament on the
lakes, Fifteen vessels, besides schooners and
transports, are loading with field pieces, ar
ullery equipments, &c. He also reports large
shipments OF arms 70 Frontier Point. and an
unusual activity in Fenian circles along the
American frontier Another despafch dated
ST. Andrews. n. b., has the following: ..Much
excitement here: volunteers hocking from all
quarters The Lieutenant Governor and suite
are expected here this evening. A regiment Of
regulars and two companies of artillery, ana
one of engineers are que here to morrow. Busi-
ness IL almostentirely suspended. New Bruns-
wick House of Assembly yesterday adjourned
ior month. Ii Is SAID positively that under
the new Government the w1t fhdBeds corpus
Will be suspended
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The Massacre I'm PhiIadelpbia

OF THE MURDERER
On Monday the inquest In the case of the
murdered bearing family, eight in number.
was concluded Ia Philadelphia. The Inu uirer
in its report OF the examination, remarks:
When the clothes of his murdered victims
the bonnet. muf and fur cape OF Miss UoIan.
the lewelry of Mrs bearing; the watch, hat,
shoes and pistol of MIR. Deering; the bloody
axe which was used in the work of death; and
lastly, the coat, pants and vest which the prs.
oner wore, stained all over with the gore of the
butchered family. were brought and laid on
The carpet before him, he moved uneasily in
his chair and averted his eyes. 1t was natural
10 suppose that at the moment all the incidents
OF his awful crime arose before his vision, and
that he could see his victims struggling and
bleeding at his feet in the agonies Of death
But Probst lid not exhibit in his face the
thoughts which We're undoubtedly crowding
through his soul He recovered himself in an
instant and sat there unmoved, save by occa-
siOnal tremors in his limbs. ,.a..'..
The most touching incident of the examina-
tion was when little Willie was introduced be-
tore the Jury, by Coroner Taylor, who rose
and taking him kindly by the hand, said,
ssGentlemen, this is the sole survivor of the
family
The coroner then asked him il he had ever
seen the watch which he put into the little fell
lows hands. Willie, who seems TO be a bright
but modest boy. after turning it over, replied,
ayes. sir; this is my papa's watch He ap-
peared TO recognize il at once as an old acuuain-
lance, and had probably toyed with 1t often
while sitting upon his fathers knee. The
small axe was then taken mp by the coroner,
and the question asked if he knew il. sYes,
Sir he answered quickly, his face Frightening
up. "thdt is my are used TO chop GOOD lcih it,''
and he reached up, took il from the coroner,
and scrutinized il closely. without apparently
understanding that il had proved the instru-
ment ofdeath TO his parents, and brothers. and
baby sisters. Every one in the room, save the
hardened murderer, was deeply impressed at
the touching sight.
A large number of witnesses We're examined,
and the evidence str,ngiy pointed ont
Probst as the murderer that the jury promptly
rendered the following verdict THAT Christie
phrr. Julia, John. Thomas, Anna and Emily
bearing, and Elizabeth Dolan and Cornelius
Carey came TO their deaths from the effects 90
blows inflicted by Antoine Probst, at the h Iuse
OF Christopher DeariDg, Jones's lane, in the
first ward, April eth, 1866" The prisoner was
thpIenpon committed for trial.
man suspectrd OF being an accomplice was
arrested in Canada few days ago.
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Financial and Commercial.

The New York stock market exhibits rather
more animation, with a general Improvement
in prices. The Commercial Advertiser saws.
Governments are strong, but rather less active.
About 81 ,JUO,OJO OF old Eive-twenties were re-
turned by the last two steamers, but the price
has has strengthened Notwithstanding. 1en-for-
ties sold at 924. en-thirties ara firm. but
less active. Money continues very abundant,
owing principally 10 the large receipts of cur
rency from the interior, and also to the mOder-
ale demand for loans. Demand loans are gsn-
orally made AT per cent, outstanding per
cent loans. having been mostly paid in and
renewed at the lower rate. Discounts are
moderately active. There is a brisk demand
for prime paper, which is scarce. Choice
names, 60 days are current al Gao. per cent:
four months, prime, At ka7k per cent Gold
ranged yesterday from lis TO l25R.
We quote from the Baltimore American mar
kets in that city, as follows:
Flour.-No transactions Of importance were
reported to-day, but prices Were nomInally
unchanged for all grades. Supply OF choice
descriptions, to which the demand is princi-
pGlly confined, much reduced. SiRce the above
was written, we have sales reported OF 100 bbls.
good Howard Street Extra AT SIu25 100 bbIs
at ss75
Grain.-No wheat was received at the Corn
Exchange this morning, and not a single
transaction was made public in either variety
Prices are necessarily unsettled. and we omit
our usual quotations. Receipts Of corn footed
up $500 bushels, aud sales 5000 bushels white
at e2aS5 cents, principally At the latter figure,
and 1900 bushels yellow at 50 cents, an ad vance
IN ihc lOTIutr variety OF ) ceHtS per DuSnel.
Market firm At the close, owing TO the short
supply. Some 1,2O0 bushels oats were received
and sold at 6Oa62 cents, weight a further
advance Of la2 cents. No sales of rye reported
Molasses.-Gesterday 50 bbls. choice Cuba
Muscovado Were taken at 65 cents per gallon
Demand moderate, but prices steady for all
descriptions as previous quoted.
Provisions.-There is a fair inqu uiry for bacon
and bulk meat al full previous prices, but bar
relied pork and lard remain very quiet We
quote: Mess pork S26.50aS27, prime mess S29a
s27e5; bulk shoulders IL Hallh cents; bacon
do l2hal2k cents; bulk sides II bal4 cents.
bacon do. l5Hal53 cents; pIcked hams l7aI7k y
cent?; sugar-cured do. 2ta23 cents, choice
canvassed bringing the latter figure. City lard
lsalSS cents; Western do. in barrels and
hPrces leKalsx cents. do. in kegs 2Ok cents,
and Baltimore refined 2lH cents.
Sugars.-Transacuons limited. but prices.
steady, though receipts have been heavy
during the past two or three days.
Whisky.-Stock moderate. but demand yery-
lmitec. Pennsylvania in refilled packages
rs offered at S2.ei, and city and Western at
50 25, but S22i is the best bid for a round lot OF
the latter.
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IHE CARS Now AND THEN.-When the city
cars ran regularly they were piled with every
possible epithet Of abuse. Now that they are
wlthdrawn, the public find that they are an in =
sututlon whose con yenence immeasurably ex-
ceeds all the annoyances OF which they were
the cause and the people In the most gushing
manner apply the tenderest epithets 10 the We
, nlcles which stand in long lines at the depots
mute witnesses Of the discomfort of hundreds
OF thorsands OF citizens, and waiting for the
drivers who DO not come. A week ago. all who
could, avoided the street cars; now the popu-
lace rush madly 10 them, crowd the Inside
cling 10 the platforms and mount the roofs
he desire 20 ride in a car has become a mania
and the struggling ana bedraggled hosts who
marcned down broadway and the Bowery this
morning. bitterly bewailed the strike which
had deprived them of their accustomed and
much coveted privilege.-N Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
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REAL ESTATE IN FAUQUIER CoUNTY.-Jas.
J.. Morehead, Of Parkersburg formerly a citi-
zen OF fauquler county, has purchased from
Thomas Marshal the tract Of land known as
''Oak Hill" containing $50 acres, paying $50
per acre or S27,600 for the entire estate The
Basuole farm, containing s66X acres, near Cat
the 9th instant, by Commissioners Forbes
Shackelford, and Hunton, for S2975 per acre
DIR. Henry r. Noell, of Baltimore, through his
attorney, X. w. Payne, was the purchaser.
VIM. Golway has , urchased the house on Main
street, in Warrenton, owned by Mrs. Frank
land, paying $1,000 for IL. Mr.. e. will have
the old building torn down and erect a new
and handsome house upon the lot.-WaTreH,Oa
IRdey
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DEAD FISH PLENTY IN lSDIANA:-The Reu-
seIa.r Ind.) Telegraph says; "For several
wears mast there have not been so many hsh in
The Hoquols as during the present season.
The fish commenced moving from their win
ter homes before the ICE broke up IN reoruary.
vveI. crushed in the gorres, and a. the waters
snhsided were left scattered along the bottoms
and shores OF the stream, wher- eagles, crows,
ducks. hawks, and gnlls Toasted for weeks
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TRACTION ENGINEs.-An experiment was
recently tried in England 10 ascertain the cost
of transporting goods by steam engines on
common roads. The work performed was the
hauling of three wagons loaded with fifteen
tons OF lime, sand and coal, twenty-s six miles,
the entire weight Of the train being twenty -one
tons. The tram occupied twelve hours and a
nalf in the journey, including thirty-three
minutes stoppage. This was speed Of two
and one-sixih miles per hour. The coal con-
suned was 2,576 pounds, and the expense of the
Journey was, for tolls sl0.56 coal S5.67; oil and
waste 81 cents; labor S3.l3; wear and tear and
interest g.. .94-total S23.I. This is equal 20 a
cost Of but six cents for moving one ton one
mile, nearly one half OF il being tolls collected
by the road companies
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|Thc Jacksonville (Fla.) Times saws tha
thousands of negro children are DOW educsted
in that State by their present employers. who
G7-The carpenters in Boston are demanding
three dollars day. FlT
Beau Hickman doubts whether under the
Civil Rights bill whiskey can be banisned from
the Capitol
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WASHINGTON CITY LOAN OFFICE
LEVI DE WOLFE, W
No. 511 Penns. avenue. between ~ andO O
9th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin, Of Balti-
more, has opened an ofhce for the purpose Of
LOANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds OF Merchandise, such as Ciam onds,
Gold and Silver Watches, SiIverwsre. Guns, Pts
tolls. GeBtlemen's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of all description bou ght and sold.
Business strictly confidential.
- Private entrance adjoining. fe 20 3mr
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a&If.he Wisconsin Legislature asks Sena.
tor DooiittIe to rerirn, let him answer by ask-
ing that body 10 set the example.-Loa. Josu.
! IA pocket handkerchief has been conhs.
Gated for wipIng 'mounfaiu dew" from lips
moistensd contrary TO the MaInC law.
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS
N q T 1 G. K

Our stock OF WEISS BEER GLAssEs, RExR
MUGS. ALE AND yUIEP TUMBLEKS. G -
BAR TUMBLERs DECANTERs, wlNEENM
GLASSES STEAMERS, MIXERS AND ff?fd
BAR REQUIsITEs generally is now com ufI1
plcte. Our prices are a. low ~ the same quality
Of goods can be psrchss.a Tor nyThsrs
$40 Pc. avenue, under Metzerotr Nall,
sp6-soot between 9th and l0th ats
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X l D W L l. & Il z N d RSON,
IN 367 street,
Dealers In all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANGINGS, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Suitable for ParlOrs, Halls, Dining Rooms, &c.
Also, on hand, a fine assortment Of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, RUSTIC BLINDS,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAsSELs.
All Of which they -ner at the lowest cash prices
All work in thSir line executed on the most rea-
sOnsble terms and at short notice, in the city or
country by experienced workmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
367 d STREET. NEAR NINTH
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. 9Th and 10th sts., opposite Seaton Hall,
h l6-lm Washington, D. q,
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ga fast mans advice 10 his son-What-
ever you do, my boy, do iti and where yer yon
go, 20 f.-.SdL Press.
~ Mrs Mark Cline has eloped from Egre-
mont, Mass, with her husbands employe.
0The strike of the New York car drivers
stfIl Continues and there appears TO be little
prospect of its speedy adjustment.
az Jef. Davis Is growing fat
~ Marie Boyer, n white girl, has Just been
released from q four years captivity with the
SIOsX.
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OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
4a2 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HANGINGS. FIEE-BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT OORNICE
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. RUSTIC BLINDS,
And magnificent stock of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES PIC.
TUkE CORDS, TAS3ELS, AND NAILS.
lso superb assort ment of
SQUARE and oval PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTURE FRAMES. in Gold Rosewood. Wal.
nut, and Ebony
And an endless v ariety Of
CARD DE VIslTE FRAMES PASSE. PAR.
TOUTs, CARVED BRACKE rs AND FRA MES
The above stock 10 now offered to the public
AT COST, FOB THIRTY DAYS,
In order TO make room for extensive alterations
and addl tioDs 10 my store.
An inspsciion Of the above complete stock is re-
spectfully solicited.
L. J. ROrHROCK,
432 Seventh street,
sp 4eo3w Opposite the Patent Office
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BURNING OF A THEATRE-The theatre i'm
Brest. France, was burnt down three weeks
sgo just after rehearsal. A woman who was
in charge of the the box-ofice heard A sailor
outside say TO the sentry on duty at the theatre
that the place was on hre, and on rushing into
the building 20 she, she found the interior in
flames, bnt on attempting to descend found
her retreat cut OF. She then assembled, and
after breaking window on the second floor
managed TO get out on the balcony, but was
unsble TO get down. A man succeeded in en-
terlng one OF the windows on the first floor
and let the woman down by a rope, afterwards
rushing through the fire himself The theatre
was built in 1850
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T. A TT R,
~ r A OR,
IMPORTER OF WINES. LIQUORS, &C.,
252 Penna. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Having on hand large assortment Of WINES,
LIQUORS, &c, OF my own impOrt alton, which 1
am prepared 10 offer 10 the public AT red uced
prices and of quality not to he eYceled in this
country. hereby enumtrate the following Wines
which am prepared To furnish to Connoisseurs at
my Restaurant al the following reduced prices
viz the lowest retail prices:
CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES.
Young America, S3
Ackermsn Bamabce. 50
Roche Aux Moines, ,tISiiDS4
bSS DO DO DO DO n'"'ss san. sti
COteaux AUjoux, S2Ie.
Sparkling BurgHpoy, SIS.
BED WINE.
Vim Breze, 0s4a,D So.
Vim Cbinon, S2L0.
Bourgeulle, Sl.0.
Cote Rote, 81.
p. b Young America, "a superior brand "is
from my owl vineyard. sps-2w
rTBE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT NOW I'm
Il the District of Columbia or Alexau--
dria, where PIANOS and ORGANS can be
thoroughly tuned ana repaired Is at WVVv
SH00EGE Ii WILR BROS;
Numerous lncontrovertihle references can be
seen at the establishment, No. 491 llth street a
lev doors north Of Penn avenue.
Also, for sale, an assortment of the best new
and second hand PIANOS and ORGANS, on easy
terms ap 10 -sm-
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PERSONAL.

WM. PRINCE, 3S1 + street, opposite Patent
w Once, the only practical STAMPER in the
District. wishes to inform his that ne is
not connected with any ether Stamping concern in
this city. AS there are so-caled StaRpers using
DIS lame hence this notice He has only one place,
on street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns,
which are ma 10 VI st once. fec
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AMUSEM rs.

GROWERS NEW THEArEk,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willard Hossi.
LEONARD GROVER OO............ Directors
LEONARD GRovER-..O. d. HESS.
NO INCREASE IN TIE sF1I PRICES OF ADnIs-
sEG6RED IN hDvASCi. 80
tor 'SP Ms JAMES ne E %hsD MURpo6H Ref'An nc
THIS "Wednesday, EVENING, April IS. 1865,
in his unrivaled impersonaton Of the elegant Char
CHARLES SURFACE.
In Eichard Brin.leys sheridans . Superb Comedy,
III five TIE TIE sSRS,L s"RoSL FOR SCANDAL.
supported by Brilliant and Unprecedented Cast.
TOMORROW THURSDAY.
SELECT READINGS
MRS 5, PETlGRu KING,
On THURSDAY k1ksfNa ssRN AShfi XII is a. O'Clock
Tickets. 81. To be had AZ Seatou Hal, Ellis
Mnsic Store, Blanchard & Mohuns 9, and Metze-
rott, apl4 W6rh'
CANTERBURY.
Cerner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEoRGE LEA Proprietor
SECOND WEEK OF THE SEASON.
MORE ADDITIONS.
MISS JENNY ENGEL,
the most beautiful, dsshing aud talented Vocalist
in the profession.
Great success of VIM CARLETON,
The Irish Comic Vocalist who has been received
with unbounded shonts Of admiration every night
Last week of the INFANT ANGELO,
in his great feat ZampilaerostatiOn.
Last week of Prof. DONALDSON, and his SON
the wonderful Acrehats.
Secono week of MILE FORESTEEL,
the Female Oontortienist
MULLIGAS and BUCKLEY,
in new Ethiopian Acts.
pUNNELLY'S GRAND Ballet TROUPE
First week of the Faufomime of the
SKELETON WITNESS; Or,
THE MAGIC RINGS.
First week Of
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
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ID EM0VAL,.

Ii MhNKlS DAVIS,
HousY. eieN ND ORN'MESTkL PAINTERS,
have removed to No 323 sonIh side of Penn ave
bet nth and 18th Its, next 10 Star ofd,e.
spbzwHs
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

III WIREM MANS
II. from Philadelphia @
CELEBRATED LADIES' SHOES.~
AGENOY4c5 nth STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
large assortment of Ladies' FashionaoIe
BOOTS AN ID SHOES
constantly on hand.
Also, Orders attended 20.
se Is SIN" G seHON. Sole Agent.
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NJcFARLAED, STEPHENSON aCO.,s
1I fAoT fREIGHT LINE
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN.
And Points on and Connecting with the Orange
Alexandria Railroad.
MERCHANDIsE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH AT
THE LOWEST RATES.
~ The abeye Line Is strictly HOME LINE, the
Proprietors being old residents of Baltimore and
Washington, and of long experience in the for
wsIdlns business. They confidently solicit the
patronage Of the public
Ofices:-lI4 Snuth Eutsw street. Baltimore and
DC
JOHN MCFARLAND Baltimore
John A. STEPHENSON. Washington, ID. O.
NH lS-lmf
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CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Ivou!d advise ali persons n.virs teeth Co. 49,
extract 70 call st Dr. LEWIE'S o&ce, and SyV~pJ
hsve them taken out without pain.
Also, call and ex anime the Doctors nsv and Inn
proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEET! 4.
III you once the great Improvement In his teeth,
you will have them in no other style than this cv
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price, as We have not
advanced the price on oar work since the gress
change In gold.
Ne 9IS Psnns svenue, between i1sb and 18th
Ttreets.
jsnss-iy s.R. LEwTE. M D.. Dentist
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CLOTHING, &c.

HUGHks l. RIBNITZKY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Would inform their customers and the public
generally that they have formed q copart- A.
nership in the Merchant Tailoring Business
at the old stand Of Evan Hughes, corner OF M
18th street and Pennsy lvania avenue, where H4
they have an immense stock of FRENCH, -A-
ENGLISH AND BELGIAN CLOTHS. CASsI-
MEBES and yESTINGS Also, GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING GOODS OF every variety. Where
they would be pleased to see their friends and Gus
toners, pledging themselves to sell as reasonable
and give good satisfaction can be found else
where.
Parties indebted to either party will please come
forward and settle to clsse books.
First class Pants and Vest Makers wanted. No
others need apply. ap ll-lm
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DENTISTRY.

ID h D v L D
DIR. J. ii. GIBBS, Dentist, ~
Ne. 294 street. two doors east Of Doug
lass Green House, opposite State DEPARTMENT,
Washington, ID. q. apg-lm'
TN DENTISTRY.
II HIS ls 20 inform my friends and the pubic that
i have REMOVED MY OFFICE To No:~
499 sEVkNrH STkEET, opposite OddsySY~
Fellows Hall, where l will EAThACT,
FILL or INSERT TEETH on Gold, Silver or
Rubber, and treat resularity Of the teeth.
DIR J. T. UUUmBE,
Graduate Of the Baltimore College Of
NH 17-lm- Dental Surgery.
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IN0TICE.-we, the undersigned, do respectfully
l ' inferm our friends and the public in general
that We have rented the HORSE SHOEIEG Ms
TABLishM MINT Of the late Thomas McGuire,
feel happy to our friends give us call, as we
intend 10 give entire satisfaction and shoe as rea
sopable ~ any In the city, and as we'll We would
Likewise call attention to . Hall over our Shop that
10 for rent on reasonable terms.
WARD MURPHY
NH rs. Inn Horsashoer.
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N LOOMS, NIB,

NJ. LOOMS, n. b.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the nlNERAL
PLATk TEETH, attends personally st
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 10
Aad no person can wear e-Ners who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling st nay sf1ce can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but 10 those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest, cleanOst, strongest aH4 most perfect deature
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH vin
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
between 9Th sud l0th SITS. Also, S01 Arch street,
Philadelphia. Dly
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vRANCIs II. SMITH lJAMEs o, CLHPRANl
6MI Il OIL P HAEB
LAW REP0RTERS
SHORTHAND WRITER'S,
- Indiana avenue, bes~. Sd and ~ sts, or
oo l4-u Clerks Once, City Hall.
n INGLE,
~. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ness Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree.
oc N-ly WAXING TON, d. q
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JEREMIAH 9. BLACK. WARD n. LAMoN. c. y. BLACK
LAW 0FFICE.
BLACK, LAM0N CO.,
Oounsellors and Attorneys at Law In the SUI upreme
Court Of the United States the CouI iof Claims the
Courts Of the District. the Executive Departmepts
and Committees ef Congress
Once, 46s l4th street. directly opposite vii.
l1rds' Hotel.) &c lS-tf
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LNIkEMRN's INSURANCE co OF WASH
IL INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of " wsshington.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1887.
CAPITA L. - - . 200 900
SUPPLIES 30 900
Property Of all kinds insured for Q year or less
period.
terms.
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President.
Samuel Cropley, Essu Pickreh,
Robert hite, Of Geor rgetovn.
VIM. Wilson, Th.mas Parker,
John ID Barclay, Richard Barry,
sam RtdfeIn, Chas. W. Davis,
b. b French, I. Ed. Clark,
Andrew ROfhvsll, OF Washinston-
The Directors IL Georgetown authorizedyby
the Board to renew policies and take risks in
GeorRetoxn.
js IS eOSm ABEL @. DAVIS, sss'ry.