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THE FRENCH PRESS ON THE MEX
ICAN QUESTION.

We have heretofore noticed the views of
the English press on the Emperor's address.
They discovered therein a concession Of the
failure of his Mexican scheme. The Boston
Journal condenses French journalistic opin-,
ION from the various papers. While probably
expressive of popular feeling in France, they
may or may not be worth much as indications
of the sincerity or insincerity of Napoleon.
Not justice or the wishes of the United States,
but Napoleon interest will be the criterion
by which his future course on this question
shall be determined. lie Pays, the Govern
ment organ, in its comments upon the impe-
rial speech, expressly says: Our work is
terminated in Mexico" The Opinion Ma.
tionoIe, Prince Napoleon's organ, says Of the
speech: g After reading it over carefully one
cannot fail to construe it as promise of the
very speedy return of our troops" The
Steele, the exponent of the liberal and demo-
cratic element, says: "Our troops will soon
leave Mexico; the assurance of that event is
confirmed. " La France, the Empress ac-
credited organ. takes the same view, as, in.
deed, do all the other Partisan Journals.
which, of course, had the correct text.of the
Emperor words before them from the first.
Even if Napoleon were not fully sincere in
his declaration, the undisguised satisfaction
with which it has been received by all classes
and parties among the French people would
go far to impel him to redeem his promise
1.-The same result also, if he really is as anx-
ious to please the American people as he is
thus described to be by the Paris correspond
ent of the London Times
The Emperor was evidently very anxious
! TO know the impression which his speech
created among the American community IN
/ Paris. This morning in conversation with an
American professional gentleman who is
greatly in his confidence, he asked him what
was the feeling among the Americans relative
to that portion of his speech relative to the
United States and Mexico, and upon being
informed that it was highly favorable, His
Majesty replied that he was very glad of it,
as it was his intention and desire in the pre-
paration of his discourse to assure the United
States Government that his feelings toward it
were of the most amicable nature
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tbs National Inteiiigencer reports that Mr.
SEWARD is in possession of information show.
ing that an ex-rebel, named VERNON, the
RoTHscHIELDs, HOPE 4 Co., EARL RUSSELL
and the London Times are parties to con
splracy to create panic in Europe in Ameri
can securities and thus damage the national
credit. VERNON is working himself of IRE.
pressibly in feat of bookmaking, the title
whereof is: "Repudiation of the National
Debt Inevitable-Impossible to pay the In.
terest and support the Government--The Far.
mer, Artisan and Laborer slaves to sShoddy'
and Wall street." He might have added
"Thistles for Asses" Whether there is any
truth in it all must appear hereafter -
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LouIsvILLE, Feb. q

The editors OF the louisville Jour7,dl Dem
socrR and Go,utef matted for q call of a mass
meeting at the Court sHouse tomorrow night
to endorse the course-of the President.
The military and civic societies will cele-
brate Washington birthday tomorrow.
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r EGAL NoTICE-To James E Brnce

i EGAL N0TICE-To James E Bruce
- sarah truce, v ton RI os 20, bnv.T, Ke,gl-r
c., Miller. Nthen ca. Emms Villa ms Execut il of
49, w,iiism-, deceased abt.or John-s L Co Hnsh
Eok. state Of Iowa for The of the School Fund
Collins. Executor of the Est-t. of VI mi l. decd
Cummins, Sc man Co, Alex FRAY Co Charles pueb
Lind Brps Co William Lohm+r CO ard Thc~ Swan
wick, Fxecn Of hr Estate Of Louis Itndel
tivo q Anderson. Brown 3oddsn Co Jahn B arson L
johnson. Execatas Of th@ Estate f Ben Johnson d.
ceased Rich trd Pyies. Milton Pyl 8, aud P,lss
There is hle in the oicr Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee county Iowa ot Madison the
petition Of Hugh sample, claiming against Janes
bruce the af thousand dol q prnrp ssnrv
executed by hi for $4,000. January 9sh 1856 snn
against all the def ndsnts mortgage executed by said
psintiH sid twenty front
by hui-ed teet deep of lots eleven and
block twenty Nina in the city Of K+okuk Lee county
Iowa
And unless you arpear and said p~ti
ton or before the second day at OF the MAY
term, 1854 OF aid Court commencing thu thi' Mon
da, of My ajud<ment will be rendered Ard tire prop
erty ordered 70 be sod. RANKIN q MSRARy
Rev stamp, so cts. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
frb22d}w-tnn
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IxplANopnIIs. Feb. d

The Union State Convention To- morrow
viii be largely attended. Caucuses we're held
to night for : general interchange Of opinion
and discasGos Of questions endorsing the
President The eeaSefvaaive eleuens seems
70 ~ IN Ne aseendency, but both winss dis
posed to harmonise.
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I EGAL N0TICE-To James Savage

I EGAL N0TICE-To James Savage,
wiilam ohm.r and Thomas sws.wick pxecutor.
of Louis ZindJ, dec.ssed There is on file the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county
st Fort Madi-cn, the petition Of Hu h Sample
slaiming Of James savage judgment for the sum o.
thrty-seveu hund ed aud lars and thirty one
csnts with and and claiming re 10 .ur.
Of mortgage executed by sid Savage 10 plaintiff on
psrts OF lots eleven and vevs in block thirty FIVE
city ri = eokuk, Lee county, Iowa
And unless Won appear and answer ssd petit on on
beers the second day ut OF the May 1896
said Curt com uencing the third Aondsy Of said
mon, h, judgment will be rendered against you and
the property .dered TO be sold.
RASTIN 4 MrCRARy,
Rev stamp so CTS Attys fsr Plaintiff.
s.t, ls-t th,.
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1 FOR AFTERNOON DIsPATCHEs
SEE SECOND PAGE.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


Delegation Of Tailors.
fE WAsHINoroE, Feb. 2l.
A large delegation of merchant taiiors are
here from Pennsylyania and Maryland, Joined
by some Of the trade in Washington, to ap-
pear before the Committee on WAYS and
Means With q view to obtain ap amendment
OF the internal revenue law. They are nov
required to pay sixty dollars on every thou
sand OF gross receipts, which they think is al
together too much. They are perfectly will
llng TO pay what is recommended by the
treasury Commissioner, namely five dollars
on thousand
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HNOR 0ALE-Twssty feet eat ,iir Of To- IL,
bivca lou, on tn. bah eide OF MAIN, nesr seventh
.uess Price 600. aide good or no .sle Enquire Of
issn HD TN-kfck.
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DIED.

In this city the 2ist Of r~bruHrv rses Wr ryor.p
FLASK 4EhrHEE, in the s4th year II his are
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DIED.

RIPLEY. On Monday evening 10th ins,ant
MAhTHA wife OF John II. Ri pley, in the 2lst year
of her age. '
Her friends and aquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this W ednesdsy
mother, Mrs. Brown, No. 34e 2Jth street between
and streets. =
BEALL. Tuesday night, 18th instant, JOHN
grsndson of John Seesford, aged years and 5
months.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow (Thnr,.
day morning, at ii CLOCK, from the residence OF
9Th and eth.
WHITEMSRE On Saturday. the 18th instant
after a short illness, HUMPHREY 0NEAL aged
Il years and months, the eldest and beloved sem
Of ames ii and MarisiA. WhitemOrs.
short was my time, but great my pain,
To rest In Christ is now my gain;
Dry up your tears. and weep no more.
am not lost, but gone before.
Weep net dear father or mother,
But raise your hearts in prayer;
Think not of this, your trouble,
But prepare TO meet ne there.
j. 7. W.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown

By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, sitting a Court OF Hquity
PASSED IN cause of Huntington and others vs. no.
May and others, No. So upon the docket Of said
Court, the subscriber, az Trustee, will offer at
public sale, on SATURDAY. the 18th day of April,
~ the hour ef5 O'Clock in the afternoon, part Of
Lot No; Il, ia Old Georgetown, beginning on the
west side OF Market Spsos. at the end Of I7f feet
from the corner Of Bridge street and Market Space
and running with the line Of Market Space south
81 feet and inches to Market alley then west with
the line OF said alley 20 feet and Inches % the i
vision line OF lots numbered 40 and Al. then with
ssie division line north 70 the end OF ~ feet from
Bridge street, and thence to the BEGINNING with
the Brick Warehouse upon the same.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the balance OF the
purchase money to be paid in 8 and IL months from
me dsy OF SALE with interest the purchaser giving
his notes for the deferred payments with security
TO be approved by the trustee; the whole pur-
chase money may be paid on the day Of sale or the
ratification thereofby the Court. On the payment
OF the whole purchase money, the trustes viii con-
vey TO the purchaser al cost the property him
sold free, clear and discharged Of all claim TO the
parties 20 the cause.
b. JACKSON. Trustee
APPS THOs. DeWLING, Auct.
R THE AROvE SALE Is POSTPONED To
THURSDAY, 18th inst same hour and place.
h. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
ap 10 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MASS MEETING
"A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
the City Assembly Room, on Louisiana ave-
nue., last evening, under the auspices of the
Soldiers and Sailors Union. Resolutions were
adopted asking Congress for an increase of
pensions 10 So per month, and a bounty of
SlOO for every years service to disabled SOL
dlerS and seamen, and for legislation in refer
enCe 10 claim agents. Addresses were deliy-
cred by Gen. Green Clay Smith. Gen Garfield
Gen. Schenck, Gen. WaShburn. Hon Geo w
Julian, and others.
The following letter from the President was
read, and received with great applause:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, ID. c..
April l., l~66 -Wm. Morse, Esq, Chairman Com
rrIf''s # arrangements, DC, d-c.:-Sir: l have
received the invitation 10 be present at a mass
meeting of the soldiers and sailors Of Washing
ton on The 18th inst. In expressing my extreme
regret at my inability 10 attend this meeting
also desire TO assure YOU Of my warm appre-
cation OF the debt OF gratitude due from The
country 10 those who voluntarily came for
ward IN our Army and Navy, crushed the
power that threatened our existence as a
nation, and thereby extended the supremacy
and protection of the Constitution and laws
made IN pursuance thereof. with the countless
blessings flowing therefrom over all the people
OF the CniOn-and Of my cordial sympathy
ana hearty cooperation with any measures
looking 10 their benefit and that of their
families.
With great respect, your obedient servant
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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JOCESKYMEN PLAsTERERs' Assoc ALTON -
Last evening the IOurneymen plastsrers OF this
city, with Il number OF s.bosses" as invited
guests, sat down 10 All oyster supper at Charley
hiOman :, on eth street, TO which full Justice
was done, as the supper was excellent, and
me guests had good appetites. A very agree
able evening was spent socially, number of
sIttCbes being made by ''bOsSes" and .siours'
Oh the prospects OF the trade, stories related
songs sung, &c. The committee-Messrs las
Barrett, Alfred Donaldson and Chas Fillepp-
made me arrangements for this grand affair
and under their direction the entertainment
was such As will long be remembered. IL will
be perceived that tomorrow night the plas
teTeTs hold meeting 10 organise for the season
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RY JAMES C. MCGUIRE CO.. AuotiOnssr

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April Is. at the
anStion rooms OF James g. Mcclure, at o CLOCK,
viz:
yiTginis per cent, State bond of $1,000, ceu-
pons since 1851 attached.
] Ramsey county, Minnesota 10 per cent. bonds
OF 81 900.
Oupons since July 1861. attached.
zCity of Hannib al, Missouri, per csut: bonds,
81 O0a each CO q pons since June, 1861, attached.
2 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds OF
q 600 each coupons since July, 1885, attached.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate Of indebt-
edness, No 81, for S7l0l.
IOhess peske and Ohio Canal certificate ofindebt-
eduess, Ne. s., for 81 ,Z3s.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate offudsbt-
edpess, No. 1877, for 500 ~.
Chess peske aud Ohio Canal certificate Of iudebt-
edness. No. las, for Sl23.6O.
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company. Wash
ington city, Eve dollars on each share paid in
BY order Of the agent for the owner.
ap lots J q. McGUIRK a CO, Aucts
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by wARDwKLL HAYS, Aucts. GeorsstOvp.

lSsTRQMEkTs AND STOCK AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, April 10th, at 10 oicI n
Photographic INSTRUMENTS, Stock aud Furniture
OF an artist declinIr busness consisting of Press
3nh n otahos, hests Chemioais, Negative Class,
the business.
. Also, hpe Mirror, Sofa, Marble TOP Table.
Marble top Bureau, w ash Stands TIVE Show Gases,
Fancy and Cane Seat CHAIRS. Brussei Carpet, oil
SArret curtains, Back Gr0p nds, y Stow, Tsslee,
Fancy Iron Beastesd, II air Mattress, Blankets and
Couuterpapes.
Also ELEGANT Steel Engrsvings, Views and other
PICTURES Gilt y frames, oval and square. Amorovp pc
Eases. all kfnds. Also. enc large outside SNOW
Case. lapl7 sri WARD~ELE& HAYS, Auets.
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AFRICAN NJ. +. CHURCH.-The Baltimore
RhnualConference ofthe African NJ. T.. Church
Will meet on tomorrow, Thursday 18TH IN
the Israel Church, South Capitol street This
being the fiftieth year OF the existence of this
Shurch IN the United States, the Conference
bids fair 10 be one of great interest. BIshoDs
Quinn, Payne, Wayman and Campbell are all
expected TO b. present at the Conference Bish-
Op Wayman has been appointed TO deliver the
seml-centenaTy sermon before the BODY This
connection was formed April 18th, 1916, in the
city OF Philadelphia They now have ten an
Aual conferences, ElZ:-Baltimore, PhIladel-
phIa. New York, Newland, Ohio, Indiana
Missouri Louisiana, South Carolina and Cali
IOrnla. They have tour bishops, two hundred
travelling preachers and seVenty-fiye thou-
sand members. Last Sunday was the day of
the semI-centenary services throughout the
connection. Many OF the churches contributed
largely The funds are 10 be divided between
tne cause OF education, mission, and the Book
Concern.
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THE PAINTERS STRIKE.-The IOurneymen
hOusr painters, who on Monday last struck
Tor - 80 per day, still holding out, and
many are now idle. Some few Of the employ
exc hHd agreed 10 give the wages asked, but
We b. dr that last evening, at a meeting, they
agreed not to aCCede 10 the demand of the jour-
neNmrH-
Tic JOUrnPyman House Painters Associ-
atICn hello meeting last evening al German
Hall, on IIth street, NJ which Mr.. W. M. Har-
Vey, president, occupied the chair, and Mr.. A
j. Barnes acted as secretary, the attendance
beiHg very large. After free interchange of
opinions, during which it was stated that two
or three hands had been brought on from Bal
tInOrr bv one of the bosses, but had refused to
work when informed of the strike: and further
that the House Painters Society of Baltimore
VIII see that no painters will come here from
Baltimore 10 work at less than the price struck
for
ET- MCCathran, from a committee appoint
ed for the purpose, reported a series of rssOlu-
tOns, which were adopted. The resolutions,
after reafhrming the action of the previous
me- ing, stating that '.we are actuated by a
desire 10 gain nothing bat what We know to be
= right, in the enjoyment of which none should
interfere" pledge the membership individual
ly 10 stand by the action OF the Union, and
closes with the following:
Be n TsS0ircd, That the association known As
the IOurneymen House Painters Association
do hereby form themselves into an OrganiZa-
tor Tor the purpose of procuring work on their
own responsibility, thus defeating those men
who wish 10 deprive the workingmen OF their
Just dues.
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SENT TO THE INSANE AsYLUM-Yesterday
warden Brown, OF the jail, conveyed Mrs
Mary A. Lakewood, who was recently tried on
three charges OF larceny, on one OF which she
vas found mot guilty by reason OF INSANITY ;,
10 the Insane Asylum for treatment an
order for her admission having been given by
tlFe Secretary Of the Interior on the certifica-
Cnent.
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FIRE.-This morning about DIS O'Clock fire
was discovered IN a. unOccupied double frame
building on L, betwt en- Path and 18th streets
west The alarm WAS sounded from box Is,
and the hremen responded promptly, and sue
Ceeded IN eXunguishing the fire without injury
70 tdJolnlng property. The damage TO the
house, which belongs 20 Dir. Alex Rusk, will
spot as usual, and performed their duty in Sc
curing property from the operations of thieves
IL Was believed 70 be an incendIary act
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ORPHANS Court. Judge PurceH-Yesterday
the VIII OF the late Bridget ID. Taylor, bequeath-
an ser estate 10 her grand children, Thos III
AaTun and Mary A. A. Eredley, was filed
Robert White obtained letters OF administra.
tiCn on the estate of VIM. Hardy, late of
GeorgetowD-bOnd 500; and Susan b. Young.
on estate of W p. YOung-bond S2OOO.
The second account OF the guardian to the
orphan Of George ]. Mills was approved and
passed
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R2AL ESTATE SALES. G. Mcclure & Co,
aCCnoneeTs, sold lots 10, II, -, 10, and H. in
TOdd's subdivision of suuare 6s- az n oa,t-
per square foot, 10 John W. Cord. Lots 10 and
20. At u cents. 10 Paul GoepeI. 81 10 q; AZ n
cents, 10 George Dill; Lot - and part OF "a in
= hlnan's subdivision Of square Gl6, 10 Lewis
Rehl, for S27u.
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LADIES, we say without the least exaggera-
non, that Mr.. &. +. Cummins, 3i1 eth street.
ia door below Northern Marketl has the most
complete and beautiful assortment of Spring
Boots and Shoes we have ever seen. His But
ton, Congress and Balmoral CATERS for the
Ladies are certanlyixquisite; and Opera Toe
Congress, Bamoral and Slippers in fact every
desirable style in Boot and Shoe line is extern
siNely represented. We say ito those VINO do
not already call AMI see for yourselves. 3:
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiO,s.r,

AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS on New Jersey avenue, between ID
and streets, near the Baltimore and Ohio Depot
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, az o clock
Square %, having % feet trent BY Is feet deep
ALSO, part Lot In same square. - feet front By
iW 1eet deep: The above property will positively
De soid as the owner has removed from the city,
ans Is Sioslng cut all his property in Washington
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, L. and Is
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All Convey ancing and revenue stamps 81 the coat
81 purchaser. 30 down on each lot when sold,
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AUCTION SALES.
(For oAer Asctse- sates see Jssra poy,

Lfor oaer Asetaen salss see Jor-a pos,I
Pr ". BoIILER, IA. A.eeoncsr.
$40 y, estvssn 10Th and uth SITS!
SALE OF FOUR SMALL BRICK uarsrs.r
pop rHHn RsplSs k ES rak oI6sTIASD. .
butt Bep Hopa:s.' ,os .n:
s. . sy. The
n Thee h.nses ere iocsted on 81 street, between
Terms: 0ns-third cash: the balance on . credit
OF II and IS months; notes TO bear interest," sat
Isfsctorily secured. conveyancing and stamps at
ap Isd&ds CIV BoTELER, Jr., Auc.
GALE OF a STEAM GRIsT Mill AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoR0. d. O.
QSarerma"s, Gen,rars ofes, Fira Drrison,l
HaShiagtoa, ID. c., April IL 1855.
will be sold, on the premises, e public auction,
oeioci m, the following described public prop.
ONE "a STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
feet. With coal. hay. and engine houses attached,
all constructed Of the very best material and in the
Also, a. the same time and place. the machinery
ONEtD ENGINE, OF Io0-HORsE PowER.
and twenty four GO inche. stroke, set upon
heavy cast iron bed plate with cold and hot water
iVing puleS Of the same no. slin
diameter and twenty four CAD inches face, with
tucson patent governor.
TWO tD BOILERS, OF 60-HORSE POWER
made Of the best boiler iron, -six,eenths tsis)
OF an Inch in thickness, FIVE (5l feet in diameter,
sbG fourteen (l4 feet Eve Is inches in length each
poleT containing seventy six 100 lap welded 1ues,
eacn tn,ee 80 and one fourth "a inches in diane
Ter; WIN Gil the requisite sppendages.
IEN tno1 FAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
,nGhAM THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING
Constructed of solid French surr riIIstone and
set In heEyy, well balanced frames with nav cut
tiers, Gle yators and conyeyOrs sufficient 10 cut and
handle the nay; grain ana prepared feed on the
most economical and labor saving plan
The shafting IL OF finished wrought iron and the
pHlleys OF cast iron, faced and balanced, with
hangers and boxes, sufficient driy ten IOl mai RS
OF burrs, &c The main driving belt Is Of four C4l
ply rubber. and twenty four (24l inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of
every desert tlon are of the very best materials
and workmanship. and are still in excellent con.
ditiOn and fine working order. the mill having been
in operation only about fifteen months
lfdeemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day of sale, the buildings will be sold
Terms Cash, in GoverRment funds
Purchasers will be requi red 10 remove their
property before the first (lstl day OF July next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner OF the
grounds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth str eet
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
Any further Information that may be desired
will be given upon application, in person by let
ter, to Captain George T. Browning, A. q. n.
'' ~ W y. " ' JAMES A. EKTN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
apl8-n First Division, Q. N. G.. D.
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CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders OF the feet, sue.
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 424 Pennsyl.
wanna avenue. between N and 9th streets. Of.
nee hours from a. m. TO p. m, and to D.
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w. Z. PHELPS lot Devlin & Co, New York.
will be AT Wizards Hotel from 18th to 10Th
instant, with a large assortment of samples OF
new and choice styles OF seasonable goods for
gentlenen's wear, from which ne will be hap
py TO take orders for garments TO be made at
our house in New York. g-1O