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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
EgyPt and furkey-Ns Deduction Of Gable
Rates
[By Cable to the ASS ,c,.,sd pr..sl

Rates
by Cable 70 the ASS Dciated Pressl
NIBSNA March i3.-Despatches have been
received here W. Gu state tlar the yiceroy OF
Egypt withhold 5 the tribute which the subj me
pore of TURKEY levied ON the people Of that
country 10 meet the expense OF crush ng the
ipsurrectiC IN tsnd a.
LoNDcS. March 13-Noon-ThA hanks a.
Amsterdam and Berria have red uced their
rates Of discountto three per cent
1oNDoN. March 4 i3-Noon.-The An rio
American Telegraph Company and the orig
inai Atlantic Tslegrap on Com psay held meet
ing In this city yesterday 10 consider the pro-
posed reduction of tolls upon bus ness trans.
united 10 the general public, the movement for
q reduction tailed Tn conseq uencs OF the re-
fusal OF the Atlantic company TO assist there
to- 80 -..- 90 ~ =.
The public should remember that although
the practical m apagement of the able is in the
hands OF the Anglo American Company, no
cnanee IN rates can be made without the con-
sent OF the Atlantic Com pany. The latter c ,u-
pany Is the one which initiated the crble en-
terpflse but subsequently, transferred its fran
chises and property TO the Angle American
company which subsequently completed the
LIVERPOOL. March f3-Noon.-rhe Cotton
market to-day opens firm and with more &C.
Sd and are q quoted as follows:-MiddlingU p-
lards. 13Sd; MIddIing Orleans I3kd
Fr' aGstuns generally firm. Oats, Is Cd for
American and Canadian.
The pro vision MARKET 10 firm. and articles
are generally unchanged in prices TaIIow,
s3s. Sd Linseed oil advanced to 39s. Rosin
declined 10 9s per cwt -...-
LONDON. March I3-Noon -Oon.ois, sIy:
Erie. 3sA; Illinois Central, "a; U. s. Five.
tWenties, TAX.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACTION


The substitute offered in the Senate to .day
oy Mr.. Trumbull. from the Judiciary Commit
tee, for the House bill supplementary to the
miffary government bill, provides that the
commanding general in each district shall
cause registration to be made OF all male
crlzens aged twenty-one, after which an
election shall be held Of delegates TO a conyen
ton to establish a constitution and civil soy
eminent for such State loyal to the Union: and
the constitution so framed shall be submitted
for ratification to the registered voters OF the
State If ratified, the constitu ton shall be
transmitted TO Congress, and il declared by
Congress to be in conformity with provisions
required. the State shall be declared entitled
to representation, and Senators and Rspresen
'atives snail be admitted. All elections under
this act shall be by ballot.
As Mr. Howard objected to consideration Of
the bill to-day, It goes over until to MORO "
under the rule.
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THE SPANISH MINISTER Senior Don Cab
riel Garcia Tassara, who for the past ten
years has most aceeptably represented in the
United States the Government of her Catholic
Majesty in the quality OF Envoy Extraerdi.
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary, presented
his letter of recall TO the President yesterday,
upon which occasion the usual speeches were
made. Mr.. Tassara is to be succeeded In his
mission by Mr.. Facnnda Goui
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THE MARYLAND SENAToRsHIP.-Both
Houses OF the Maryland Legislature yesterday
voted for United States Senator. In the
Senate Philip Francis Thomas received Is
votes, j. A. Creswell S, and ]. w. CrisheId l.
In the House Mr.. Thomas received S. votes,
and Mr.. Creswell IS. At noon to-day both
Houses VIII meet IN con vention, when the vote
viii be read and Mr.. Thomas pronounced
Senator for six years from the 4fh of March.
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GOVERNMENT sECuRITIEs.
Is WAsHiHarcB, Mach 70, iSey.
Jay Cooke e %. furnish the following a no.
atoms Of Government securities.
CHANGE IN MILITARY DEPARTMENT,

In General Orders o II from Tue H-aaaulr-
tiers of the Army. just Issued, it Is aunounc Il
that by direction of the President, the follow
ing changes are made IN the Geoerap hicai De-
partments as now con stitutrd.-
The SiuIes OF West Virginia, Tennessee and
Kentucky 10 constitute the Department of tue
Cumbt rlaBd. Brigadier and Brevet MAJOR
General John Pope to command. IIeadquar.
tiers, Louisville, kentucky
The countirs of Alexandria and Fairfax
Virginia. are annexed to the command of the
First Disiri ct.
indisn territory is attached to the Depart.
ment Of the Missouri :,
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STATE DINNER BY THE pREs,nrvr

The ninth State Dinner of the Pres,den,
took place yesterday evening in the State
dining room at the Executive Mansion. There
Were present, besides the PRECEDENT and men,
beers of the family, Senators Morton and ladv
Corbett and lady, Ferry. and TiptoA Repre-.
sentatives Stevenson Archer Demas Barnes
ana lady, Austin Blair, H. Q. Cake, Thomas
Cornell, o.. M. Dodge, Orange Ferris, D. A
Finney, j. Lawrence Getz, j. s. Grayely, q
A. Halsey, 5. Hamilton, N. J. HILL r. Van.
horn. w: ;: Holman and lady, NJ. q. Hunter
and b. N. Kitchen ... ~
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TIE VIRGINIA SHFArD ON RscoNsrRuc
TioN.-In the Virginia Senate. ON Monday, a
preamble and resolution offered by Mr. Kse
passed by vote Of yeas IL, naysS. 1t lie to the
enect that whereas the Senate OF Virginia on
the TN day Of March, 1867, did pass an act
providing for Con v ntton Of delegates TO be
elecfed by the people to frame Con stitutiou
OF government In conformity to the provisions
OF an act to provide more en- Gent govern
ment for rebel States; and. whereas. pending
the present action Of Congress npou the su biect,
oouots are entertained by members OF the
General Assembly whether the Con ven ton
bill viii be accepted by Congress as a legal au
riRhtful mode under the provisions OF SAID law
for organizing Convention and framing a
Constitution OF government for the people of
TINS State; therefore, be 1t resolved q committee
OF nve members on the part Of this Senate be
appointed to proceed at once to the CITY of
washington to confer with the Government on
me SUBJECT now under consideration by the
General Assembly Of Virginia, and report to
this body the result of such conference The
Choir appointed as SAID Committee. Messrs
Boiling, Keen, Guild, Lee and Gray. They are
now in thfs CITY
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TIE CoNAIssIoSER OF EDucATroN.-The
New York Tribune says: sHenry Barnard of
Connecticut has been nominated by the Pres.
ident for Comm issioner Of Education. This Ia
an excellent choice. Mr.. Barnard has been
long and nonerably conspicuous as an apostle
Of popular education, and we hope to chron-
lcle his confirmation by a unanimous VOTE
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THE NEW HANPsHIRE ELxcTIoM.-In New

The NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-In New
Hampshire, yesterday, General Hartman,
Republican candidate for Governor. was elect.
ed by about three thousand majority, and the
Republican members Of Congress, Jacob I'D.
Ella, A. +, Stevens, and Jacob Benton by
about one thousand majority each The Re.
publicans carry the entire State ticket; that is.
four OF the five Councillors. nine Of the twelve
Senators, and very large majority (probably
75) OF the House. Returns from ninety two
towns give Hartman 2O,49o. and Sinclair,
lar
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INDIAN BUREAU

There being no Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, but very little business is transacted a,
the Indian Bureau. Charles T. Mix, ESQ the
cnief clerk, Is engaged daily In disposIug of the
regular business OF the office, but no matters of
importance are acted upon.
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HOUSE GAsrRONoMY

The Cook and Baker. IiIinois,
The Empire State the Wood,
And West Virginia Kiteh.a give,
So we'll prepare the food.
The Hoosier STATE the Hsnter sends
Both to the Fields and Hill:
Right skilful's he to take his Amer
whene'er thers's1game TO kill.
And in the Brooks the Finnes tribe,
Among them is the Pike,
Are waiting to be caught for us;
These are the things we like.
We've Plants ensugh for edibles.
And, fer our huuger's sake,
Wen call the Butler to the board,
And hurry mp the Cak :"
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W estern Items.

CINCINNATI, March 13-The loss by the ex.
PIoslon OF the powder mile near Xenia Ohio.
yesterday, IS estimated at $1,000
The Commercials Knoxville dispatch saws
II Is estimated that the late n ood has dam aged
East tennessee to the amount of $4,000, 600
OF their houses In knoxv willie. The damage
done to farming interests Is very heavy, many
OF the farmers lost houses, barns, grain, and
stock. ....
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THE MEIGs BREEcH LOADER

We notice that the Governor of Massachu
setts bias recommended to the legislature an
appropriation of s25,OOO to be made for altering
the breech loading arms Of the State TO the
MeiRs pattern, basing his recon m n dation on
the report OF the State Military Board, w o,
after careful examination Of several mpro we'd
ton of Capt J. v. Meigs, Of this city We are
glad 10 learn that Capt. Meigs Is thus being
pecuniarily benefited BY his in vent,on.
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A CROWD At THE WHITE HOUSE.

Another large crowd composed OF Senator's.
Representatives, Politicians and Ofics-seekers
were at the White House to-day to see the
President The President was receiving dur
ing the day, and a large portion OF the visitors
succeeded in having an interview
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D1Bow NOT DEAD.-Mr. r. G.. Barnwell,
associate editor DeBow's RerieU, sontradicts
the statement that Mr.. ]. b. DeBow is dead,
and says 1t was Franklin DeBow, brother Of
the editor, who died in New York few DAYS
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RECEIPTS FROM SUsTOMs.-The receipts
from customs at New York city. from the 23i
to the 2eth of February, were s2.5IO2Vu6U
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THE MOST 1XOITING AEB INTHREsrIS
4 BOOK OF TIE DAY

W EN. l.. L. BahER'S HISTORY OF THE
SECkET SERVICE.
AVENTSwANTE In every city, town, county
and state Ut the Union 10 ass for this work
owing to the attempts of the Government 0 sur.
pres ~ It's publication was delayed Ii will nov
be issued, unaltered and unabrfd ged, under the
sup@Insion OF GIN BAkER. It contains a full
and omcfal EXPOSE OF the Intricate n aehip stions
OF the secret enemies OF the Union.
tor etartliDg loDments and thrilling ad ven.
ID: os1k eGlpses the famous psriencss Of
telves 81 9eneraI Baker are ell attested BY the
Only oSci.l history cf the AsssssiDst oo one
sniITscy fuiI history OF this great, startling
From Its IFOEPTIeE,- III The HAUNrs
or VILLAINY TO THE BURIAL
PLACE OF BOOTH,
nas meyer yet been placed Lsfers the public. The
which Presidential psrdons we're and are 40 read.
III Sotained In washi ngton.
Tire morals of the n atisnal Capital are thor
oaenIy ventilated and there are some strange
Ieveiauens conces ming heads Of Department.,
nemoete OF Congress female pardon Brokers And
dlsnneuisned military characters.
0r eiIculars, eanvassing nombera: And all other
Box No. 900, Philadelphia, Pa A f''' omee
Inis York viii 30 ready for delivery on the LIST
B.-None bat those thoroughly conyer,spt
wish tie business, and with good reference ss TO
cnaractef and responsibility. need apply. mhls I'm
: HORSE AND COW FARRTER,
MAY be consulted every day from m to D. m ,
Al no; 700, corner OF LIST street and virgiais
sue. Island. N IL St.
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INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from
this source to day were s46s 2O6 OF.
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate has confirmed
the nomination OF Jacob Zeiiin, commandant
Of the marine corps to be brigadier general,
and b. +. NJ. Hurley 10 be assessor OF intarnaI
revenue for the fourth district OF Maryiand
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rREGlSTERY NOTICE-Hstice is hereby
~ given to all qualified voters in the First
Ward that the Judges Of Election appointed TO
Ieeoter voters under the Of Congress ap-
proved February 9Th, 1871. entitled IAN act TO
pu.ish illegal voting IN the District of Ooiumbia,
First Baptist Church. corner of street nortS AND
18Th ns street vest, en- MONDAY, the 18th, TUES.
HUhsDA1 the 2lst in Instant. from 30 to clock
2 "a. ier the purpose OF receiving and recording
l.. The act Of Congress entitled IAN sst to resu-
late the elective franchise in the District of 90.
lumbts," provides that each ana every male
person, excepting paupers and persons under
GUARDIANSHIP Of tbs age of twenty one years ana
upward whe has not been convicted OF any infa-
nous crime or ohenoe, and excepting persons who
hsve Voluntarily given aid and Comfort 70 the
rebels in the late rebellion, and who shall have
been born or Datu rallied in the United states
and who shall have resided IN the said District for
the period OF one year, and three months in I he
ward or election precinct in which be rhall offsr
20 vote next preceding any election therein shall
deemed an elector and entitled to vote At anv
election In said District, without any distinction
on account OF color or race. !"
NH ii s.V. MOVES sec,y.
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q RRJKcrED.-Amoag the nomInatton g 70 jected
by the Senate yesterday. were Edgar 90 wan,
United States Minister 10 Austria, and I,ouis
V. Bsgy, Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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PERSONAL Hon. L. O.. Theaker, Commits.
sioner ofPatents' - confined to his room on
account OF q severe cold. He has not been abI.
to attend to the duties OF his ONCE for se vefaI
days past. =, ~ -. -. '..t -
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Affairs IN eesrs.,sv,.

chants Exehange are now RAW for ,n.
nfure Active operations, Of course U,Ii -,
be commenced unriI the canal IA ooeae !, -
D. fa,'on ana produce begins 70 arrive
1hB XIV Sk.-Ihe late rains have hsd tn.
eh' g. ~ cause a rise in toe river Toe rnr,s..
Is rapid, and considerable quantity OF yosa
- orifues down from the upper eouprrv
Ihere are out rev vessels at the vhArres To-
day, and business on Water street A n ar -
sk. me wesiher being unfavorsble for out
FLOUR AHD GRAIN MARKET -FIour-N -.
receipts reported Demand for hifh rr.aes
supply limited; prices as quoted an me "a,
Yesterday. Wheat In demand: none in "a.
mrlet. Corn. white and yeIIo ", aOsgs ets
PORT OF COMMUNICATIONS Steam
M .ynower, Robinsen N tster, from Philad-l
pnis, with an assorted ciTgo; schooner Ga.
Belle, Applegarth MISTER, from Baiumor.
with guano. to Darby and J. z. Turner
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OAKS MILLlNBRI-MIss sac CORD win
= spen, on and after TO ESDAY, March 10. -
kL4IssaRf CETninnADb 0HEETS. HATS, x
3la MARKET SPACE,
Penn. avenue, between 7th and Sth ats
u. B.-Ofty Milliners not admitted NH Il ~:
MERCHANTs' NEW OUTSIDE LINE "a,
i'A ALEXAEDRIAs TAsHIEGrOE ".
The SteaEsr 3. KNIGHT will
ss,:b S is:h r 81. or i,eg
East river. The steamer will posittv ely sail At
OF the vessel.
m 1855 JOHN W. THOMPSON
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the spbscrt.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
warrington County in the District of Columbia
letters Of Administration the personal estate Of
InadoeSs noIrice late OF Washington City, u. c..
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
Win the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber.
before the 18th day Of March next: they may
on by Law be excluded from ali benefit Of
1857. " n'
NH lSlav3w' MAROELLUS MORRICG
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NJ IRlsH.EN RALLY; ASSIST THE BOYS
.3R0NEyAN RvssA OH LIE viii be held on
~ inf EvEHING, 18Th inst, att 'cl'k,
18th streets. All the old members and irfshmea
vited TO attend.
% IL st. COMMITTEE
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DANANAs,
MALAGA 0RAPEs
HAVXNA ORANGHa

..-.' as w h's Si :s9s:rs...,
'a''0H 5 Ehsss;syi sss5 II, sss''''
AT prARss11ssA!sD lsE NUTS.
INSIST 4s1 9th street ns.r Penn Ds sx.:u.
PARIs AND kEX sY9RK HTLLI: a
Mrs. AS: CASTOR has iu.. re.urn.a -
from New fork with large an1 Gle CANT 80
sfrsW ana aat: FOR :ai..
children; Or, stsl, Amber. Pearl. and straw Or
s:f,ssy h,bSS1:' siii:, 61s,s:, AT fSis :.
Particular attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 sth street. near Pennsylvania ave.
SALE OF FISH STAMPS.
The Fish Stands in tn. different market. win b.
:oid 70 the highest bidder, for cash, on the follow
Centre Market, on SATURDAY. March 50, ., 10
Northern Liberty Market. FRIDAY. March y,
at ~ oc Nld q 49, N: rp,n.v
western Market, On "WEDNESDAY. March q,
ke.s can retain them by Iayias the spprsisems S
a; S & ~:
swsshineton, March Il. Is61. N IS. scix
CHICK IRING SONS PIANOS. -
Over 50 900 Pianos have been construct. MN
Cd and onished BY this man ufactory, for the so
pertofity Of which sixty We peise modal Ia ~
been awarded them u exhtb itions IL the UnitsS
States, being the htshsst premiums over eli com
They shs rsseiyeS st She Worlds Fair. in Lon
don, le1l, the PRIZE Msdel. = = : W
IN the United stasss. s--'F =" ''''.''-A' "0'orS
have nov u store very large assortuspt e
finish, which will sell less than factory cricss
even at Q aacri6ce. being osm pollod TO snovs in
few days in order to build Q ne store -
OLD PIANOS fAKDNIN PART PAY.
Great bargains In good second hand Pianos
JOHN ELLIS,
mls.st W. bet I'll ana iots strse,,s
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rPAwNBROkER's NOTICE.

No. 81 ~ street west, nesr Penu's ave-,
SoH eeve % call the attention Of eur old patrons
nna me pupIic In general that We have no " en-.
ds se our business, and sre prepared to offer in.
ucements 70 borrowers that have never been Of.
amounts. S"' A'se
iisrse store rooms. with good safes for va a.
tial usiness. 'oA " O0n"oen'
Money advanced on Gold and Silver Watches.
OF merchandise. - Anus
curities. 'S'' ~' Do
:, Leans made By day or week on merchandise sub.
N.B-Arrangements have been made BY which
Eersons dePost ting property with us can recei ye
the same ct any princtp pal city OF the n MON
80 FOUB.AGD.A-HALF0 rRGaT fe altf
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
CHEAP sPRIH9 GOODS
" AT AILLlRR.

1O1 Bridge street, Georeetsvn, DO.
Oancoes, lz1s TO IS, Aerrimsc and sprAgues. ~
cts Spring Delstnes, choice styles very cheaK
Bieached Mssins. %, las, Is, is; yard vide a. -
70. James steam Mills, 4s, cts Bates B. B. !,
Mills, cheap; Brosa Musiio, 10, i2is. Is: ysrS
vice do: 10 ana - cents. Also, q eener al as.ort-
nent o. pfy Goods. Gall aud examine our stock
fs Qlms BENJAMIN MILLER
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~ o., D.. F.-GkAND LODGE Past
~ Grsnds A Special Meeting will be held
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, at o clock, 10
make arrangements for the funeral of r. @
THOMAS p. MHITR Of Harmony LofRs No O
p. ii. SWEET, Ora nd Ser'y
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M PAINTERS. ATTEHfION "A citing
German Hall, on THGRSDAY ETENINs
March IA, st7x O'Clock. Good times ahe Cd.
w. VIM III. OROWH, Prest.
Sec
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%JOSEPH 81. SHAFFIELD,
N FRENCH CONF EOTIONERY,
LADlke ICE CREAM q DINING SALOON.
ESQ Penn. Ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts
weodlngs, Dinner or supper Parties So pplied NJ
GGakkes' ana Characteristics, J silies Weddins
JsAss, pest quality. Table Ornaments Salads,
ice Cteen, Water Ice, Roman Punch Boped Tur,
III ns9E, PLAID nscoloped Oysters. Bonsd Turkey in
Attendants also will be sent to attend To ALI do
c cti 81 arrangements. Bouquets, Wreaths, and
feMlm JOSEPH h SHAERIELn
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WIN wHEArLRYs PREMIUM srlAs
w DYEIEG AND CLEANSING

Omce, No. - Jefferson st. GEORGETOWN O.
EstAblfshed In 1881; premium awarded by the
AetropshtAn Institute. 1857; rebuilt ls.6 and 1.
hov By far the largest and most com lete estab.
nenment OF the Kind IN this section Of country
Dyeing and Securing Of oil kinds dsne in the best
manner
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscribsr
eoliof 70 the confinued custom of the Community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost prom Dtness and des patch.
Post Office address. Lock Box No 50
once closes daily ct sunset except Saturday,
when II 10 closed ct 81 D. m. fe l6-sm
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1Er bmHc NIL Etst Be b Al meeting Of the 20
MING, at ~ O'Clock. at "Cronin',u Members
are requested to attend without fail
by order of the President
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MhDICAL SOCIETY The weekly meet
W. mss OF the Society will be resum sl THIS
L~eaIesdsyj 1NENlN6,s ,. M. at the a edic,,i
department. GeorsetoWn College, r street be-
tween l-th and 18th. A. L. A. hING, 81. D.,
IL TAR
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LOB eALE-rwo two-horse WAGONS ana
GAIT. Also, Wagon and Cart HAR- ~
NESS Also, very uperior black Cana Ia
Clan riding and driving HORSE; eightNA
THos. DAVIS q co.,
I'd ll-eoJs' 80 Water street GeOrRetown.
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EMBROIDoRY or ALL KINDS woRkkp
II on reasonable terms. Every kind OF tsn9
KUfOnBAok, 1t Y. taIps o, between SD ., ssa
9Th streets. to Him
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HORSE And COW PARRIER,
Isy be consulted every day from a m 10 D m .
No. 236, corner Of LIST street and virsiais ave,
ues lsiAnd. m IL St.
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Also DIR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Gonorrhea,
elect Urethral Discharges Gravel, Structure, and
all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
effected in from one to FIVE days. They are pre-
nare,l from vegetable extracts that harmless
| on the system and never nauseate the stomach or
! impregnate the breath. No change of diet is ne
cessary while using them nor does their action III
| apy manner interfere with business pursuits
Price, 81 per box.
| Either of the above mentioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed and post paid,
| on receipt of price. Address all orders to
| BERGER. SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
No. 2S5 River street, n. \.
mch20dwly.