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"A disastrous accident befell the Eastern
bound train on the Hanni and st. Joseph
railroad In Missouri last night, about thirty
miles east OF st. Joseph. While crossing
the Erand-stone bridge the wheel under
the baggage car broke. and the railroad ties on
the bridge were raked OF. Two cars were
thrown on either eide into the creek @. +.
Wentworth,of Chicago, was killed and 16 per-
The present strength OF the volunteer force
in Canada amounts to 90 500 men, including
twenty-five regiments Of cavalry and eight
eatteries OF artillery. The provisional gunbeats
now In winter quarters are to 1e placed in an
immediate state Of efficiency for service on the
lakes. The Fenian news from Ireland causes
little excitement.
The Chicago and st. Louis bridge over the
kankakee river was washed away Thursday
morning. 1t was a thousand feet long, and
Ine largest bridge between Chicago and ST
Louis. Three hundred laborers are at work,
and 1t Is expected that the damage will soon be
repaired.
Thursday afternoon. Henry Kenyon. sailor
on the bark Mary E. Libby, was stabbed to the
heart by Charles Johnson, a runner in Mrs.
Robert Douglass bording- house in Portland,
Me. The murderer was arrested. The cause
OF the murder was an altercauon ON the pre-
vious evening.
Among the arrivals in New York yesterday,
Stoeckl, Russian Minister at Washington and
COMMODORE McVickar, OF the New York yacht
club.
The celebrated Pittsburg and CopueiIsyiIle
railroad bill, restoring to the company priyi-
leges taken from it by the law OF 1854 was
killed yesterday in the Senate Of Pennsylya-
mia, after two days debate
The Kansas Senate has adopted the House
joint resolution to amend the constitution by
striking out the word "whIte' and ornale,,
with an amendment making intelligence the
basis Of suffrage.
The ice in the river broke up at Rochester,
N. Y, wednesday, ,aud is now jammed against
the Erie bridge. Portions Of the Third and
Eighth Wards are flooded.
A tenement house, containing a dozen tamil
lies, was destroyed by fire in Cincinnati YES.
terday. One woman was curned to death
Hansen Bumgarden was hung at Marietta
Ohio, yesterday. for the murder Of John II
Eabarke, In September last.
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AFFAIRsIN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, ND
we chp the following Items from the Prince
Georgian Of yesterday: :
On Saturday last, q u. Magruder and Rich
ard b. b. Chew, EsQrs, Trustees, disposed OF
2 portion OF the real estate Of the late Fielder
Bowie, situated in nottingham district. The
home tract. consisting Of fabout Z, 900 acres, was
purchased by Edward NJ. Magrudsr, Esq,
and an adjoining tract, containing about I,OUO
acres, purchaeed by DIR. John H. Skinner
We learn that the commission Of DR. (yhas
a. Wells OF Bladensburg, as q member of the
Board OF School Commissioner Of this county,
vice William Clark. deceased, has been re-
ceiyed at the clerks office.
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FROM MRxICo.-Mexican ne ws has been re-
ceived from Acapulco mp to February 9
ate vicinity OF the City Of Mexico The I'm.
perial General Pauling Gomez Somida had
been shot, General Porfiro Diaz had taken
ienaantepec, and continued his operations in
the direction of Puebla. He had sxchans RED
French prisoners for Liberals, but the Aus.
trian pri oners remained in his hands. Aca.
pulco was still occupied by Imperialists Ii
was expected that the French squadron would
positively sail On the Goth inst.
The following Mexican ad vices have been
received: General Espreys with six hundred
men nave possession of CamPeachy. The peo.
pie are tired OF Maximillian and are bandin o
together to strike a final blow. Several chief.
tans are organizing troops, but 1t is not kno wn
shalled.
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PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF CALIFoRyIA
There are now about i,O0O, 600 acres Of land en-
closed in California, and about ,759 OOO a "a der
cultivation. These are far larger areas of occu-
pied and improved land than were ever befora
reported Three years ago the amount of land
under cult vation was only 1,197, 1884 acres.
noet OF the increase since was made last year
A considerable portion OF it was in the larger
mining counties, which are beginning to claim
importance az fruit and wine gro wing districts.
The area planted to wheat was about SOC. 600
acres, a gain Of 100000 acres in three years.
The yield was Il, ,00O, 600 bushels, or 1000 ZOO
more than In 1868. The barley crop also sho ws
q great increase. In 1863 1t was about 4 OOO. 600
Dusnels In twenty -four counties, including all
but three or four OF the strictly a9ricuIt1ra raj
counties This year IL is returned at over
1000. 600 bushels in forty counties.
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WHAT 1T OOsrs TO BIZ BRoKRR-Ths or.
Faniza'ions known as the brokers' boards in
ali the large cities during the late war ad.
vanced their rates Of admission, and those an !.
tering the business are now Obliged TO paw a
high rate for the privilege. 1t is stated that in
Boston the admission tee Is 81, OOO, a sum
which is not readily earned by those who com
mence the business until years Of experience
In New York 1t costs 25O0 to become a mem
ber of the gold board, aud $1,000 1. the adj.
mission fee to the stock exchange. In Balti.
more the fee for admission as q member of the
stock board Is 81 900, and there are now abou,
forty members Of the board, as we understand.
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DANCING.

pReTs. J. ". b. P. KREIs'
DANCING AOADHMY, a
rsnnsyivania avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th st.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
asw Glasses formins every evening. Thoss A.
nL.n6 70 enter our classes should avail tSem.
selves OF this opportunity. 'A0"''
our sparsstSns will bs made in this quar- ter for
.Ctrsular. can be had 1t J. +. Ellis and " a
nTSShssf9sf ~ 90; . Music Stores.
1ne Hall can b rented for eofress. %.
Days ~nd Hours Of Nisisa:
Lof Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesdsy ana
0cGsspasy Gspaisyss sissr1Ssn.. M frc. 2 eeioss
nings. from to 10 o o'ciock. wv
tor iureher Information, apply during the hosrs
d tuition, or address . note 10 the Academy
VlArter commencing with the first lessen. ja8
NJ ARIHI's IAsHIONABLE DAHOINo
ASA AOADEMY, AT =
GARlHIp AsS1MBLY ROOMS,
u, oeeween 9Th and loth streets,
Il. Inc is:s quartsr Of this season, prepsr O -
ty tory e the May Ball. wzil commence on satur-
,.n!sc. = ,Ss given to 'uis:
NJ MASQUERADR AND FANOY DR0S5 BALLa
~ AND PAkTI1S.
O. Tne 1ndsr:iened woul. most resIectfully in
city, and the District generally, that he is a iii
times prepared to furnish parties with Masquer.
soe and y ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
3faer. ae has taken rooms at the we'll known
ss,n ssa ~ street. between a! .hss: a. VII bs
late Oostumer ct Ford 9 and Growers
re u-lm. Theaters, Washington. D. O.
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The MARYLAND LKGIsLATURR-In the Sem
OF mayor and city council of Baltimore
wac Withdrawn from the committee on
judicial proceedings and referred to a se-
leet committee. consisting Of Messrs. Stephen
son. Nickers, Waters, Broadwater, and Trail
Ameng the Senate bills passed were the FOL.
lowing: Repeating the act requiring Jurors
to take the oath of allegiance and repeating
ceIiain sections OF the act known as the .sblack
code" At the evening session on THURSDAY
the Senate, in committee OF the whole listen ed
to arguments by Messrs. Garrett and Pratt in
relation to the proposed change of the charter
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com.
pRny.
The House decided the Allegany county
contested election case by admitting Messrs.
Devecmon and Dryden to the seats held by
Messrs. Gilpin and Haller.
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SECRET DIslAsBs.
SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY

u cvRIN9
every case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RIYUnAYnM,
a1AvHL, URINARY DIsolDIls, WEAKNEss and
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rRsuBLHs arising from 1xcEssHs OF ANY KID.
O0AB, II AFFLICTED
Thy LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
soA By oil AIothsoaries. Price q. D. BARNES
Oo., New York. end BARHEe, WARD CO. II,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BuRLHIGH b
koeHRs. Wholesale Drusgists, Boston. Mos >,
osnsral AGsnn. TT. s.h ,am
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lay the Amendments on The fable, which wosid
have the effect Of laying the btll On TIE taess.
The vote vas taken BY yeas and nays. aad
The sne sdments were then ssn .ooacurr.d
In. :
The Internal Revenue bdli wss thsn dis
eussed up 10 the hour Of adjoaromsat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE QUESTION sHTrLED.
,Ihose emfnsnt men. DR.. yanes CLARK. Physi.
ciah TO Once. Victoria, and DR. Hughes Bennett,
snew this when he discovered his now widely
Known BALeAM OF WILD CHERRY, and az
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- M1TOALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC
hE11bf IL the only sure cure for Rheumatism
ever known and IL 10 as Wond erful In Its nature
certain In its effects = :
10 8 cow q. FORD. AGENT,
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VI W. NosEe,
-IAsHIOMABLI OAAH8T, TURNITUlY Au0
-rs i BEDDING STORES.
NOS. s21 q s10, INrDLLiGENCER BUILD.
...- ING, o01HIR 7TH AID D..
-f.. e.. .-rGsa AND 1a .tra .f, d. '
no. sOe 1TH STREET, TH0BNV BUILDIuG.
ADJOINING ODD WILLOWS, HALL.
AHD EXAMINE THD FINEST AssORrHD
efoOK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA,
T.s'E'. a. AIF ....i .e4-o
Ne he all the latest designs made in Philsde,
1nie. 1ev York, and Boston. The stock n olVHvs
selecteo ~ ur. Moeos, and bought at TIE lovcsf
tssss Ior cssh which enables hin TO com Dete WITH
e ofasr u PhiladelDhis, and Of the best material
fgrchassr. ssoald study their own interest By
:orssd .n1 sscsk Of CARPlTs.. TORaifURi. 60.
sSS 9etaan n,s Drtce;hst before going elsewhere,
wnhcn ne VIII furnish with pleasure : : 81
1n eesorement of 4attre0see. Blanksts, Com.
Pee. spd au kinds of Cottage ard Kitchen Far.
sLsars ~ conPiste, which he offers ct the Iswsst
~ lori an4 Philedelphis Dftces.. .I.F
p1nmemoer Noe e2l 'snd S10 Intellieencer
Snneare; eerner 5tA aad y. and No SOS 7th
Mreet; Ihornr Building, sAjoining Odd TsllowS'
, y slA-as 80 - :" -" W. B. MOSES. +
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COLGATE 4 co.'s

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recommended for cHArrED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD wEArHIR. It may be
obtained OF al druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.-In the:Virriu.
Ia Senate on Wednesday the bill in regard to
the State debt received considerable attention,
and the substitute offered by Mr.. Lee contains
some featnres not before introduced in any OF
the several bills The most striking of these
are the proposition to pay per cent on the
debt. to pay interest on the whole debt; and to
issue the notes OF the State as simple due bills
for any part OF such interest as the treasury
may not have money to pay. 1t is argued that
these due.bills will to some extent serve the
purpose OF currency, II made receivable for
taxes as Is proposed. =
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Of horses.
~An abandoned oil well, at. Pstho.e. is
breaking out again, and flowing copiousiy.
~A Missouri woman killed herself be-
eause her husband held q religious meeting in
their house. .-s. 30 = = .
~The Mississippi papers disapprove Ma
uonal Democrats Goa ventson. tt
- Eight hundred years ago the awater-
All Was the mode among mea OF fashioa in
France. -
~The southern cities are crying for oys-
ters, which they cannot get
~A man has been married four weeks, has
applied for divore IN Dayton, Ohio.
~Why 10 q New York city election like
he game Of euchrsf Because tbs party wins
hat carries the Five Peiats- fsr- :
~The lntsrnal Rsven ne receipts Of Mary.
land for 1864, 1865, is66, were over el6,OOoUoo
~Chicago papers call the kiiliue OF n man
ont Of jealousy only .sTrussel work"-in honor
Of Aoliie Trussel, the pardoned murderese.
- Recruiting for the regular army in New
York h very brisk. oW1ne TO a. Iunber OF
men out Of employment -
- There are nearly seven thousand ave
hundred lager Beer orswossss In Prussia
yoVThs Kentuckiaas want DC ua0 J.. q.
ofeckinnoee Gevornor. "a - -ssor s. t...
3 sn0eneral Leeis not writiaea rHissogS OF
the Northern Army 81 yirgtssa.r IS a. rsported.
- A lover has bssn pithily Asscribod q q
nan wnos - MS anx,ety 70 ooesie possession
Of eAethsr, has ioss posssssase ef Ainsslf.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

U INV sTORI.
The undersigned beea leave to inform hfs friends
and the public generally that he has opened the
NV CHEAP bTORD, No. sO3 7ta street, under
ODD Fellows' Hall. where he has On hand q gem
erel assortmsnt Of Ladies' and 0sntlsmsn's, Boy g.
Misses and Childrenh - y
-f BOOTS AND SHO1e.
ks@enber tho number, 5O9 7th street, under
vdd 1sliows, Hall The Now Cheap Store, for.
"ssiy Ss Ys A. =. Pages store:
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i1rA 81. Lsuis German gentleman recently
displayed his parental tenderness by dying
and halt million to his widow.ss,..g, q
ga yoang lady In Texas who advertise
for husband, says she oan Itatk philosophy as
well - rock the cradle.
00The United States has q greater length o.
railways tnnn all other coR1trtes togethsr. 4
~A faah,opabls lady rssiding in the sixth
avenue I'm New York, tecently pressnbsd he
husband. with triplets.
. suUGeoxs Washsses6n Zachary atteaptrd
to split the head Of his step-fether, r. W.
&Tns ldSily pay 81 PrssSska infantry sol
dteysJ has heen Yaised % seven .oeaeAF They
Will b sbas to retire freB tAo b0einms+sRhen
Weir snlistuens sxpirsAI q ssiyis aai1,s Z
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JAMES RIVER FIsH.nIHs.-On Monday the
sloop Sophie, Of Petersburg, arrived here from
the James river nsheries with q large cargo OF
rock perch, and other fish. The cargo was
brought ~ Messrs. Howard 4. Maltby, for the
Northern markets; they were PACKED IN ice,
and shfpped on In the afternoon. Some Of IN ;
rock were, az large as we have ever seen in the
narket.-Norfok T5rgiNias. = - sss!h a ~
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SHILLING WIFE AT AUCTION IN M AIHR
Tne Machias Rep publican says q man by the
name OF Bryant, becoming diasatis6ed with
and the wife and furniture In his house were
sold at public auction. The wife was sold for
ten dollars. Sometime efore next morning
the husband and wife made up their troubles,
and Bryant refused to deliver to the pure haser
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TEE fUTURE FRENCH EMPERok--The youne
Prince Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph.
son OF Napoleon and Eugene, and prospective
Emperor OF France. was born on the 18th OF
March, 1856, and IL now drawing toward the
completion Of his eleventh year. While sun
IN arms he was placed on the a uster roll of the
French Imperial Guards n private in the
regiment, for, as IL was intended 70 at he should
receive a military education, and after ward
assume a military command, IL was designed
as compliment 10 the army that ne should at
least nomlnally, go through ali the grad atoms
OF the service. When old enough 20 begin 10
learn the military exercises, he was put IN rough
them with olher youths Of his age; and in this
way was taught the bayonet and other drills
before he was eight years old. BY this time he
had been made a nOn- commissioned oficer OF
his regiment and he is now passing step by tep
through the various grades toward the rank
OF COLONEL But while SPECIAL attention has
been given TO his military training, his educa-
ton as citizens has not been neglected Be-
sides the ordinary rudiments of instr uctiou, he
has received lessons in two three handi-
crafts, the last OF which was the setting up OF
types in the Imperial printing ON &c Of Paris
The object OF this may have been simply to
extend his sphere OF knowledge and enlarge
MS views In after life; but the ability TO earn
living, ike an ordinary indiy dual has be-
fore now proved a valuable Accomplishment
for even the heir 10 a throne. In the event of
the death OF The Emperor Napoleon III before
the Prince Imperial becomes OF age il lie ar
ranged that the Government OF the country
snail be carried on for time by Regency
under the Empress. assisted by Prince Napo-
leon, cousin OF the Emperor.-Phila. Led9sr
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Rs - - :
nm HAfIoMAL gHIoH IlsynAHoI DON.
PAHr OF WAeHInGTOH \
Have removed to their New once, ~, yi.ta1-g .
No. ~ LOvfoIAHA AvuNuI. g.u -
a. IS First door est of7t ps. q
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9Aq0. esrTy, 4asshsll 1rewn. ElchN Wailsch.
g 6.oidson. baaisT De6d. km. Dixon.
q 81 S6BLI n aLAsuss, Secretary. :
AT. TIL. .usW 0asAp STAMPING ROOMS
"A as seh strs<t, % Deiits Patent once, ladise
e. Iss s:ssr reduced prices, on the vsry best
ssas ~. Iel.s. r.sdy .t.np.d.....--e etc.
!. - = - HSsSS s'l'w e -.-S = cts' p
sfthe very isis.f dssifSs. Sslss3sd visS ,csre in
W ssS s6le Ssiiy 70 1ssss new vssssrss = vciii
sfnsSre q ~ Sssop Y yastsfa sesesht us.
Mnon MAR st sze''ls.s syeIitX; /
ae1 - . 1.s1er 1bbitt Al1oA ,
FeSh.sna1I1 n11a EafrS, 1asS Sl,Is1l = sEA5x1Ts I'd
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WHAT TIE fsFFsasFOss sF1aE sssfHbSs2Z,z ssAHSZ ,zzasA.A,

us rGi. rs, .SsfI;.i s fes. ;. - s.or:
Tor ysesr .esss n its ess oossoaa4s xs1s1,s:
that have sssd thsn with jedgHsns, disos saso.
sat,cils lssions promptly an4 s1SessaiT. xscxins
their somposfaoa, havs the fullest conlds scc n
IFSSe1aIsna tAsa sfonSI.'- A''ss''
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EXTRAORDINARY SCENE ON THE TRAMKs-
An extraordinary scene was witnessed ON
Tuesday evening, Jan. 22d, on the Thames.
below London Bridge; the ice carrying awav
the whole OF the tiers OF shipping and large
steamers moored on the north side Of the river.
Great damage was done by collision, and sew
ersl email craft were sunk with their ere ws
VINO were either crushed 20 death among the
Ice or perished from drowning. The helds OF ice
that had been accum q lsting within the last fe W
days were formidable. The excitement amonr
the crews was very great, and the destruc-
ton among the shipping by collision and falling
epare could be heard on both sides OF the river
All tne steamers ana vessels lying In the
various tiers on the north side of the Thauee
from the Custom House TO the Tunnel Pier,
intending the Tower, Newcastle, ST Ratha.
rine's. Dublin, &c, shared the same fate The
exact number OF vessels that were living a the
various tiers is not known; but of those Which
Were forced from their moorings not one
escaped damaRe-eome were dism asted. others
stove and otherwise damaged, while tbs re-
mainoer were driven ashore. In one instance
the nastx, which were carried away, fell and
crushed q seaman to death.
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THE VIRGINIA CoHvkSrIoH or Is6l-It IN
sing that NO steps have yet been taken 10
publish, In permanent form, the proceedings
OF this important deiiberative aseembly "a.
pecially a. those proceedmgs emsody the
vindtcation of Virginia In the gravest crisis
that her history has prod u ced. and asaius, the
foulest rccusation that can be preferred asalns e
State. We understand that the efficiaI re-
porter OF the Con vention has in his possession
full and accurate report OF the debates ana OF
all the transactions Of the body. IL 10 due To
the reputation Of the State that this precious
record Of the conduct OF those who, at the
time, held her destiny IN their hands, OF the
mouves tnat actuated them, and OF the objects
at which they aimed, should be pabIished
now while the officers Of the Con yention and
80 many OF Its members happily survive 70
give II their authsntication.-RicAmon WAio.
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u. ALLI0f, q d 90
lKENcH HAIR. DRESSER.

SSA street. between 18th aad lSth stg.
nr- Altet, fron Rarta, HairsDressor. a. xhs
oosstry. hes nov been sstablisHs6 Ter - ~,
eight years u Wsshisstoa and Nsv.esf' "n.
owing the 1otrenoGe 0f the COPS diptO mnfioSS ~
of<he Atgbset soctsty. He has TIE honof = a.
psenes sAat % Bee thse ssesso rs istest
svsrythfDs that beleees % eAs arsssing os NJ
At vsry reasons - Drfeoo. Iens.f u All a0S
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EMEICHT k1srAURAHT.
NO. Sss fenns avenue, near 9Th street.
fnMRIOH wishes 10 inform his friends ana the
yooMc generally that he now keeps con- RI
s!antiy on sasd 0YefRRe. fresh svery ~ K
az HasRSfSS IN syeSy style: ":
Call and gfve hin . trial. - - oc - H
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belTats snari asw 81 asax .1Rsg fsat ls5as .9.sl
80 90 g@0sd bEe sE 1tsnH ssstfa aaf =
fs1 les tg1Bt. < - bTi6' i Tsgp -. 1sssa5
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.48O ossrRAT ffIsnr foxs rovrrol. .48O
Hs. $50 iet hssrests one toor below fs. ave-.
} .sIe oee % issp g oeJl sss sssnssrWAfOuIs
DIAMOuDe, CL0fa1N0, 90 ABDO6A II.
Die ef sssfy a0serf otSsu -
Jss ~pssiness ssricNy eeshSsn<isl.-1
WI. KTAB1 O0,1 PIAlos.
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= 80. : y =. "a SrfonnspAOu.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

TENEMENT HoUeRs.-Dr. Dalton, sanitary
superintendent OF the board Of health of New
YORK, has made detailed report on the con-
oition OF tenement houses that city and
Brookiyn. The number OF tenement houses in
New York 10 given at $50, Of which 1850
are reported In bad sanitary condition. In
Brooklyn there are 2.&06 tenement houses bat
their condition is much better than that Of the
houses in New York The fact that more than
three-fourths Of those dwellings are In the
miserable condition reported-un W holesome.
flth-is indeed startling. The tenement houses
are generally occupied by q class OF persons
whose means and position do not permit them
to make their sufferings knowr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-16

COAkl C0ALIi OOALiii -.-. ..i--
7. T.f.rOWLEB 90.
White Ash, stove and sss sizes, "a q mar Ia,
Hsd Ash. dc DO &S.7s per ton,
Orders receivsa st the central sf,cs Of the ash.
ingten and Georgetown Ice Company, (lats L. .
~ C9 X corner i.tA and streets, and
"a Alm B. 9. LAMKIN. Agent.