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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

The next I'm the series of Sermons " The
Church will be preached on SUNDAY EVENING, Apnl O.,
the Madison Baptist Church Of Thirty yhfst IT.,
by the Rev. Dr. JETER Of Richmond, Va. Subject: The
Mission Of the Baptsts"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

DOR SALE-PORTABLE ard STATION
AIRY STEAM ENGINES, to 250horse power, with
improved Circular and Gang Saw M IN and ready for
immediate shipment At the lowest rates. Iron aud Wood.
Working Machinery, Chucks Betting and every description
o. Supplies, by }. u. FULLER No. Dey-st.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Tran leave Depot loot

- ,f Chambrrs.sf. wa. PRvonia Ferry;
A. m Day rpre.. tor tansndaisna Rochester buFal,
s-laau.l anl Ne.t Connect. Buffalo with Lake chsrs
AZ Cslt Itu1. hallway aud 1t Salamanca viz; Atlantic
aud aTcst Nr-t-cl Railway
S.JJs n.. MN aid WAY Train. daily, to Oasville.
10 90. p:r.s Mail. for Buffalo. Sdllnaucs an Dun
Ne...u Ea,.,f-s.
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

latest iinrrovements-rnskes the mos. perfect Collars
T1uerue.td Msciuery-peTl-ciirg Inventions, Paurfns
Models &c; T. ofd r Il " H. TOLHURs : Aschine ) op,
Corner Union aud Futons's Troy, n. J.
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The Rev. John Bowling, ID. D.. will Preach at The

The Rev. samuel Is. Bell, ID. D.. will preach %. VI
In the ftiehst Presbyterian Church. between Broadway
aud Eghth-sve., at l0i a nj. and Z. p. N.
William Hunter, Student in Union Theological Semi
nary" in this city, will preach in Msson Rooms No. III
Banksst, on SUNDAY EVENING, at u o'clock All secs
invited Come early to secure seat.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

The Ladies' Central Centenary Association Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold their public
meeting In ST. Paus Church. Fourh-Gye corner Of Twenty
second st., on MONDAY EVENING April o. a, y o'clock.
Chief Justice CHASE, Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, viii occupy the Chair Addresses win be
lyeIed by ChefJustice CHASE, the Hon. Jude
LAWRENCE member Of Congress from Ohio, and the Rev
Bishops JAMES and SIMPSON The Singing win be led by
the associated choirs Of the Methodist Episcopal Churches
this city, under the direction OF JOHN STEPHENSON esq
The New England Church, Forty.frstst.. near
Bixthsve-Ppbc service at lOl and n D. IN. The pub.
c services in recognition d this Church will be held
WEDNESDAY EVENING at n O'Clock. Addresses BY the
Revs HENRY WARD BEECHER, JOSEPH d. TH0MP.
son d. d., w. J. BUDDINGrON, u. d., and others The
pubic invited
Large and Pleasantly Situated Uptown
CHAPEL to LET, furnished complete Size, 90I45 Ap.
ply at Nos 5 and III snhave opposite to Palace Park
Baptist Sunday School Union.-The ANNIVER.
SARi HYMNS may be obtained Cf A. T. MASON, No. 3O2
0Tsnd-sL
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/ LOCAL NEWS.

"A HANDSOME lMPRovKMKNT.-On no street
OF Washington does imprisonment appear more
noticeable than on n street, particularly on
the square between 9th and 10th streets west.
In this neigh borhood is the new residence now
being erected by John X. Elvaus, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. Peter Hepburn AMI q
corps Of Washing ton mechanics. The house
Is now in course Of piastering and is yet unfin-
ished in many important features. As a nrst-
class dwelling II Will be complete IN every ap-
pointment Of comfort and con ventence. A night
or broad granite steps lead down cp each
side OF. the mont are: 70 the basement story
En- tezing the basement we find hall of feet
in width running the whole length Of the build.
iuk and on either side alarge airy and comfort.
able room. Next 70 and separated from them,
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

Inc Tesuit Oh the investigation into the COM
plicity of Lieut. Col. T.. Z. Paulaing, Paymas.
ter, with the concerns of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank is not definitely known: enough,
however, has been made public to lead to the
conclusion that the Court of Inquiry has
probably acquitted Col. Paulding of all blame
in the matter. This decision WAS brought
about, It is said. by an affidavit made by Mr.
Hnyck, exOnorating Col. Pauiding.
How any affidavit of Mr.. Huyck's could re.
leve Col. Paulding can only be seen when the
report of the Court is known. The Paymsster
General some months ago ordered that no pay
master should remove any Government funds
IN his keeping from the bank where il WAS de.
posted when turned over to him. 1t appears
that Col. Paulding had been drawing from
other depOstares and depositIng in the
Merchants National Bank; and, 1t is asserted
that after he knew the bank to be involved in
difficulties and would doubtless fail he de-
posted therein S2OO,OOO The whole loss of the
Government by the failure of this bank Is COM
puted to be S6l06ls. 10, sums deposited by sew.
eral disbursing officers of the Government,
against which the only Offset is the sIOOOtO Sc
curity In the hands of the United States Treas.
mr.
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YHE SERVICES or ANDREW JOHNSON

Ii sEy evidence were needed Of the great ser.
vice rendered to the country by Andrew John.
sOn during the war, it is furnished by an au
ttCrity most competent to Judge, IN the follow
irS letter from the Secretary of War, W hich has
just been published:
"AE DErAETURNT, WASHINGTON City.
4drs J, fctiJ.-HiS ExcelleRcy 4Rdrsur johnson
Vac frtSitCn' elect Sir: This Department has
accepted your resignation as Brigadier General
ard Military Governor OF Tennessee
Pefmn me, on this occasion. 10 render 10 Won
the thanks OF this Department for your pa
uiolc ard able services during the eventful
PtfIod through which you have exercised the
nleh trust committed TO your charge. In one
OF sho darkest hours of the great struggle for
na'lcHal existence against rebellious foes, the
Government called you from the Senate, and
non ,ne comparatively SAFE and easy duties Of
civil hie, 10 place you in front OF the enemy,
anh IN a position OF personal toll and danger
oy aLy other citizen or military officer OF the
United States. With patriotic promptness
Jo0 rs ulned the post. and maintained IL under.
circumstances OF unparalleled trials, until re-
cent eyeEts have brought safety and deliver.
Al GO 70 your State, and 10 the integrity of the
CONSTITUTIONAL Union for which Won so long
arc SO calamity perilled all that Is dear 10
man OF earth.
That you may be spared TO enjoy the new
noHors and perform the high duties 10 which
you have been called by the people of the
~ every official and personal relation has
foCEc you worthy Of the confidence Of the
Cover 1nenf and the honor and esteem OF
your fpllOw-citizens.
Your obedient servant
Erwin n STANTON, Secretary Of War
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ApyER1Isr.G THE cITYp,prRs

Tie Ctroni''', ,vssua political effect, or As
dodge 10 &C s<scity ofl"sses of waning bust
ness, para ear Of returns it alleges it
has made " Internal Revenue Depart.
meht, oesigned to show that its advertising
receipts have increased during the last ou,r,ar
tslnCe " TOOK ground againsf the admInIstra.
uonband were largely in excess of the receipts
OF any oiher city paper. The contradiction
o us statement Is found in its own columns
- examination of its advertising columns
shows that during the quarter ending March
U, tine quarter in which il claims 10 have
Considerably increased its advertising il has
esI@ritnced a steady falling of, This is not
only true OF its daily paper but also of the
sS""'6y Chronicle. as will be seen by the sub.
JoIred figures, showing the number Of its new
advertisements through each month OF the two
quarters
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BANK RETURNS

On Tie 10th instant the Treasurer OF the
tnItsc States addressed q circular 10 the cash.
sers Of National Banks and Government de.
posi'I'ies, requesting them to transmit 10 the
tThec States Treasurer, along with the tran.
ss.!S's Of accounts current, a statement show.
Is the amount held by them 10 the credit of
east cisbursing officer of the United States;
cl 'ssifed under the several heads OF War,
Navy and miscellaneous, giving the aggregate
Of each classification IN figures. These in
siIUct ons are meant TO supersede those Of the
~ S1@'aTy ON the same subject issued July 10,
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

This mammoth Hotel, filled up with all the
modern improvements, viii open or about A n
June I, lso6. It 10 seven hundred feet in VEAO
length, by two hundred feet deep. with l.H IL
portico twenty four feet in depth along the r6Tr.
hont. and contains six hundred rooms specislly
arranged for families, and tilted with ess, bells.
and other eoh.enaences NOS usually fosna de
seventy rve feet. The surrounding erounds are
spacious, neatly LAID out; and provided with Cos.
gre~e wafer. in artificial fountains trapsoorteA
oaily from the famous ConeTess snripcs S.r.
toes, New York. The Sea Bathing /. un "a passed,
and perfectly safe. Guests leaving washin etou hy
Branch at s p. M, came day. Those desiring
rooms will please apply ct the Kirkweod House
this city. SPRAGCE a STOEFs
ll-lm pro.r;a,o..
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PARDONED YESTERDAY.

The following persons were yesterday par.
donei by the President under the first and
thirteenth exceptions Of the proclamation of
amnesty III. h. Burgwyn, ]. G. King. w F.
Mckesson, Alfred Williams, w. X. Cox, Brad.
ley T. johnson, ]. G. Cook, A. NJ Lewis. w.
b. Rodman, j. w. Hall, G. G. Lynch and G. 3.
W. Thompson, OF North Carolina; ]. X. Aiken,
South Carolina: Zebulon York. Louisiana: A.
X. Manning, Alabama; W. H. Weems, Georgia,
and G M. Jessie, Kentucky.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

JUDGE UNDERWOOD'S COURT.
The Norfolk Press Condemn his Charse to
the Grand Jury-Serieus Fracas At
Hampton, Va.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1lth.-The United
States Circuit Court, Hon. l. T.. Underwood
presiding, adjourned on yesterday until the
first Tuesday in june. There were seven in
dictments but the only presentment was that
Of Jefferson Davis, for treason. Before ad.
Journing Judge Underwood Informed the Jury
that the next session would be held at Rich
mond, providing the bill now pending in Con-
gress should pass. ..r a.. E--...
A serious fracas occurred in Hampton
yesterday afternoon between T. Lattiiner
Deputy Sheriff: and merchant doing business
In that town. The latter was stabbed in four
different places.
The press of Norfolk are nearly unanimous
in condemning the charge made by Judge
ing session Of the Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

fol- sale and m wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing its great variety OF reading matter:
aiesu'Ifui DOMESTIC story entitled The Second
1hooghi "a mirror for Young Wives" Adyan-
tsSrs of Crinoline. Proceedings Of the Netho-
disi GrEeral Conferences full report: Ameri-
car Medical Association; Probst III his cell:
Suspension Of the Merchants National Bank
III particulars, also, affidavit showing how a
syoSs'oT cot bis money; the prize fight at White
House the Washington Canal controversy:
Morkir gmen's meetings; Congressional and
Council Proceeding: White House; Foreign,
Domestic, Military. Naval, Departmental. and
ISCa1 News, Agricultural and housekeeping
Ms silapy, and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
pat hes from all quarters.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. n.
aOvKRNMkNT skCUkirixa.
WAsHINofoH, May r. 1895
. Jay Oeeks Z %. furnish the FOLLOWING no.
lattonl Of C3oYNrpmAnf aAcurftaAa.
TRIAL OF JEFFERsON DAVIS

1t is now understood that Jefferson Davis
will be tried in the United States Giro nit Court
Judge Underwood. in the city OF Norfolk, Va.
Chief Justice Chase will preside, and Attorney
General Speed will prosecute, assisted by
Judge Clifford, of Massac husetts, and William
X. Evarts, Esq, of New York, as counsel on
the part Of the prosecution. The Court will
convene in the early part Of June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

y THE SANITARY PoLIcE.-The onicers of the
sanitary detail have been busiiy engaged this
week, aud seem to be more vigiiant as the sum-
mer advances. 1t 10 credttable 10 our citizens
that but few decline TO abate the nuisances
complained of rs soop as the officers notify
them. This week, up TO yesterday, not q fine
has been imposed, though the complaints regis.
tered will number over one hundred. There
are some places which are a source of constant
complaint. most of them the property of
wealthy men. In these cases the law does not
apply In such way as TO secure the perma-
pent abatement OF the nuisance complained OF
such 10 the nuisance in Tiber Greek, between
Indiana and Pennsylvania avenues. where
banks Of night soil accumulate from the ewers
from Judiciary Square Hospital and the nu-
merous large dwellings between it and the
Tiber, into which the sewers empty; also, the
lot in the rear of Growers Theater. between
18Th and 18th streets, where Is deposited all
The olEhll and nth Of q large number OF shan
tie6 occupied by coiored families in that vi
entity. The deposits upon this hast mentioned
place are made At night, and though the Of
Ulcers have watched the place for weeks past,
they have been unable TO detect the guilty
parties, they being Is watchful as the officers
The neighbofs. we understand. proposed 10
the owner Of this lot 70 enclose Il with a sub.
starital fence, upon condition that If IL be sold
within q short tiu,e he will a1lo W them TO re-
move it, He declined the oHer, saying that
anything placed upon the lot u his properly.
y i :
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THE CONNECTICUT SENAToR.-There having
been some Misrepresentation on the subject.
we will state that Connecticut has two gen.
erals whose names are often confounded-A.
II. Terry and o. s. Ferry. The last-named
has been nominated for Senator
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NEW PATENTS

The business of the Patent Once still con.
ta-nes IN a very fiourshiRg condition. The
return Of the country TO peace seems 70 have
given q remarkable impetus 10 the inventive
1hcU1tiss Of eur citizens in making improve.
merit IL art, science and mechanics. The
Commissioner OF Patents has received sew
frai huTdred applications fer patents during
che week, ard for the week ending Nav 18th
ID q viii be issued 1876 new patents.
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CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs at the four prin.
cipal ports of the United States, in the week
ending May S, 1866, were as follows:-Nev
York, s2.a53.OOO; Boston, s29O. i5l 33: PhiIsdel.
phia, slO3,559.4s Baltimore, s6Oa66 "A; total re.
ceipts 81, 1O1 21.u5
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS

BY direction of the War Department, COM
pany g, I'd battalion 10Th U. S. infantry, on
duty at Newport Barracks, Ky, has been or.
dered to reioin the regiment, in the military
division OF the Mississippi.
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LOST AND FOUND.

en- REwARD-For a very notable dark Iron
VcO Gray MARE. three years old. She has
with long tail; hair Considerably rubbed off =,
the root Of tAil. ] will pay the above reward for
the recovery OF said Mare. Apply or address
my l2-2t- Tenpailvto1n' r
e REWARD-Strsyed, on the LIST inst a thin
sD'I red and white COW: top Of her horns cut off
bs above reward will be paid III retnrned 20 '
PATRICK SHEA, on Virginia avenue,
my list bet veen ID !. ma Ii ~.
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MUSTERED OFT

In obedience TO the order OF the Sc .retary of
War, Brevet Brigadier General VIM. p. Rich.
ardson, Colonel 25th Ohio volunteers, was
honorably mustered ont Of the United States
service on the 9th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

THESrSpAy SCHOOL rEAcHERs' ISsrrrr,,
This association, composed OF the Teacher, =,
the Methodist Episcopal sunday Schools ~
this CITY and Georgetown. the Object Of WAirA
is to prepare themselves for tneIr iaborS vi
on Tuesday next hold their sessions. COS,
mencing at Q O'Clock. a3O O'Clock. and ~
O'Clock. IN the Foundry Church.
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SEEDS PROM ArsTRIA--The CommIsS.on.-
of AGRICULTURE has past received from IN.
Royal Experimental Agricultural Society -
9ratz. Austria, q large variety OF seeds Az
cereals. to b. used for experimental purpOs-
in the grounds Of the department.
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u DIsARMED n

THE CHEF CAUSES OF PESTTLEScE
DESTROYED.
state. and France. Prepared solely by the New New
s:. SsT Henry ss si o
A. Cedar Street
xith DR.. Courtsret the celebrated French Chem
ist II charge Of II. Laboratory 10 PrseaIod 70 fur
series. s.,.r closets 'Ia I
sewers. CUTTERS ships, rsilroads, hs.ptals, pris
houses. offsL and fat boiling establisSmsnts: ali
kinds 81 manures tiDigenSeIy increasing the value
sonous and offensive gases exist These agent. ar.
deodOrizers. anti putresoents. aud dis
They remove no.ious sss.. oS 81 s sss
principles-lesyine i'm their places hsai,hf1 nv .
poisono1. To- .he
they are used The attention OF mefics' and sci
sot,he men is directed TO these disiufectants. Al
covery which With hundreds Of Others can be seen
st the company office.
DE-AvAN HoIsl. ALBANY. March 80. 1885.
I3 ihe Presidem Of the As'c York DHiVeofisr
have made many trials OF disinftctsnts. bui nov
consider that We have found an article which sur.
z. RosssLL q Co.
To the Presidsu ~ the Ner YORK. Disisfsei,ss
Dear s Sir: We pronounce, It without erc.pu,n
TO be the best we nave ever known: Its effect upon
every matter is comSess sna s.ssr
. I'm B-These Disinf. Giants used by the
pcayepeers under the direction NJ the SauitarT
Pslics Of the Metropolitan Health Dsnartmesi'
PowTLi &fH0MPsON. lsCEDAR NY,
the CaSadss, to whom ell orders should be o.
y srs ssisSy all pr,sgi.t. and General De.lsr.h
The Inited States and Capsdas. M u 81
I1Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Asetispssrs. y.
sTCTJON SALE OF A VALUABLE CORNIs (
Lot at the corner OF North Carolina svenuss''
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, ct 6 o'clock -
No s6s having good fronts and dspths. 1f v'H
Tc,,n., ON, hsn casS balance in II and tyse
months ssrur red BY deed oftruDt on the preeuSost
A N cor sey anoing and revenue stamss a hen
Of the purehssers. $50 down on esss '' =
'V @i rsd dale GREEN q wILLlAhss Anse
Y tEgySETEszh
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Iron Molders' Strike Ended.

TROY. N. Y, May l2.-The iron molders,
strike. which commenced some six weeks ago.
is now at an end, the last foundry have gone to
work to-day, compromise having been
effected between the men and their employers.
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JUDGE UNDERWOOD IN TOWN.
Judge Underwood, OF the United States Cir.
chit Court for the district Of Norfolk, Va, ar
rived in the city to-day, and has had lengthy
interview with Hon. J. HUXLEY Ashton, As
sistant Attorney General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

THE Fish WHARvEs.-Shady yesterday ana
this morning werr rather scarce, bringing f7Sn
so TO SIS per hundred Herring are coma
up freely, and are selling NJ the wharf n 4
per Thousand
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~r ON Hudson Taylor. 33i Penn avenue
sgrnt1or SCOti & Co.'S reprints, we have the
WeSiriHsteT Re- te1g for April. Article of this
valuable number treats upon s.the United States
Constitution and the Secessionists," and Will
i.tCreSi American readers
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INTERNAL REvENUB.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were S654, slO.7l; and
the receipts for the week ending to day amount
10 S4,212,376 50.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 12-Flour quiet; sales OF
Western super at $40. Wheat firm Corn Arm.
white, s7ascs.: yellow, s2aS3c. Oats firm e. "a
a5sc. Provisions steady. Bacon, l4XaHI6
Lard, 23c. Sugar steady. Whisky firm; VII.
ern, $226k. .rs- y u & Aalb /, NH
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NEW DRpOaJTARy

The Treasurer of the United States has des.
ignated the Merchants Exchange Bank OF
New York city depositary OF public moneys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

CoNPIRMRD.-The Senate has confirmed the
appointments Of Henry A. Smythe, to be COL
lector at New York.
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THE INDICTMENT Of JEFF. Davis for treason,
we hear, contains NO features of special inter.
est, being much the same in form with the
previous indictment of him made at Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-12

CoNilHMLD Senafe yesterday con-
nfIasc lie nomination of General Sickles as
MINISTER Resident at the Ha-ue
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We have shown above that the total number
OF new advertisements in the DCily Chronicle for
the siA months ending March 81, was 1907, or
81 average OF 90 per day. The number OF new
advertisements in the Star during that time
was @,tej, III average of IS u per day.
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EQR RENT-A new four story first class BRICK
tIea1 f4th and 18th streets. Inquire OF poctor
NEVMAN, nett door. nay l2Iw'
EOR sALE- BARBER SHOP and BATH
koO Ms; situated on fenpsyl snia avenue, ana
Gong good bnsiness. For partisulars inquire at
this once Terms reAsonabls. my IL 81
A FURNIeHKD HOUSE for rent 10 Geors.tovp,
= 70 . small family, IL has all the modern i'm
psove1ents Hos and cold water, Gas aud Bath
Kent low to desirable tenant. AIply 10 g.
sMIiH. 949 9Th ST., Washington. my Il ~
FOB RENT-A pRiCK HOUSE, on 18th street,
Pennsylvania avenue and n streets contai ming
seven rooms, kitchen, and cellar with gas throurb
oHs. Wbfte~sshed and painted. All com .ta
G lent modsrsts Inquire 81 No. As Water street.
wv. se.oSn, y. e. my II eop'
VUsT RECEIvED-A we'll selected etock a,
AS impSrs ssd;N Sl Me- shANDLEs, and UoRDI.
T.nted pure ' WATTS s'p Ps. q.s, var
my cost, La. ave. corner 7th street.
TOILET ARrI6LES-A full and com pIete A.
II sorment Of Hair, Tneth, Nail and shaviue
BkusH IS; Rubber. Buffalo and Ivory CO Mrs:
SOAPS. imported and DOM este; Lusinis. BszineS
Rsy Leo WATERS; P6ff BOXES snd ssc saa
BrS, WAITE'S Pkarnacy
my lieost' La. avenue, corner 7th street
IN PIECES BLACK SILK.
We are nov selling splendid BLACK SILK at
Size, worth 81, and some very heavy SILK ct
81, worth S27s.
LANsBURGH q BRO.
5l5 sEvEETH sTREET,
my 1881 Intellisepcer Building.
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An EXCELLENT BUGGY AND SADDLE
A'EORSE for sale. Apply at the stable, ~
2I9 II street, between 18th and 18th, form ~
k'OK sALk-A GkAY HORSE Is hands hi Oh,
warranted sound aud gentle, and will n
GO In sn lie or double harness. Price SI75 CSN
Can DO seen ct Stables adjoining the Engi- IA
Eeer's Office. corner g and 22d streets. my l2-7ts
AT1s LATHSL LATHs !-Jusf receiv we'd
IL lot Of prime LATHS. which offer for sale At
the reduced price o! four fifty q 50 per thousand
J. j. SULLIVAN,
Corner 9th sfrest and canal.
my H-3t West end Centre Market.
NOTICH.-I would respectfully Inform my
1 fi'nds and the public that have secured0
the services Of Mr.. J. FILL. a practical
PhaLmaceutfst. to take charge Of my DRUG
STOBE. corner LouisianS avenue and eth street
hotlnR in the future. in the pa {, 20 merit the
patronage OF the citizens of Warrington
my l2-eo3tr MRS g. r. WAITE
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snb,cTi
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters OF Administration the personal estate of
jas. II. Moore, late OF Washington, D. C. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the ubscriber ON or
before the sth day of May next: they NAV other
estate. VI " '"'"
Given under my hand, this sth day Of Nav.
1851. GEORGE W0ORE
my u-laNSW Administr ator