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The national Republican., 1867-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tue NArIoSAI.-There was n & ood house
at this popular theatre last evening to witness
the new sensational drama Of tho Dangerous
Game" Tho play Is ominently frencby. but
abounds in startling effects and attractive situa-
tions. It Is we'll calculated to draw forth tho
powers Of Mr.. WALLACE, aud he makes all Of bis
part that the scope Of the piece will allow. He
gives unmis,aksble evidence Of having mastered
the conceptions Of the author, and renders the
character Of tho Baron do yillepreux to the life
There Is enough in the play to develop Mr. WAL.
LACKS fne powers as an actor, and tho manner
In which he personntcs the Jealous husband is
charming and characteristiJ OF his versatile pow.
ers. The theatre. goers Of Washington will not
fail TO visit tho National out Of compliment, II for
no higher motive, to convince one Of our favorite
actors that he Is appreciated In this new and df-
ncult piece. This drama will be repeated this
evening. rgt.... .....f. FI.rgs.B ..1Is .r.'
On Thursday evening Dr. o. II. HISS, the
popular manager, has a benefit, when doubtless
there will be o crowded house. The play will be
'Pirarro; or, tho Death Of ROlla." Mr.. J. W.
WALLACE as Rolla. The entertainment will
conclude with singing dancing, etc.
MErzERorr HALL The exhibition al
this place Of the little people continues to draw,
and their pleasing manners give a Isst to ,hs
entertainment, which all acknowledge and ap
preciate. In few days they leave US, and We
recommend all Of our citizens to make them q
visit. They give matinoss on Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday afternoons
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SHooTISG CAsE.--Yesterday morning n
difficulty occurred between John S. seriyneT, a
baker, doing business on Bridge street, near
Frederick, and q eolored boy, named Albert
Holt, In his semploy, about aloaf Of broad. Amer
quarrsling, Scrivnsr shot the boy With a small
Wsssen revolver, slightly woandipg him IN the
breast, DR., sheeksi was called, and dressed the
wound. Mr.. scrivnsr had hearing before Jus.
tiee Buckley who held him 10 bail for court 10
The sum Of $500. Edward Mccormack, ESQ.
became his bail, nr.- .f..... .... n
lRusAwAT.- about one o'clock,
two horses attached 70 a wagon belonging to a
country man named Sherman became frightened
up town and ran down High street at frigbtful
rate and turned into water street, and when in
front Of J. n. Davidson's warshouse, the hind
wheels and body became detached aud were left
lying In tho street; and tho horses, with tho
front part Of the running gear, crossed the bridge
into the city. sf. - g.s......
:, A HARD CAsE.-A poor woman on the way to
Trinity (Catholic) church Sunday morning lost
all the money she possessed II Is 70 DO hoped
the finder will return II 10 her.
TINS CASkL.-The water Is very low on the
Georgetown Lowell, causing great complaint at
the mills md manufactures. IL is attributed to
wnsto Of vator by tho Alexandria canal aque.
duet, In which boats we're aground in tho very
center Of the track Arrived-Boats Chang and
Eng, with hay to market; Lucy Martin, with
pig iron to George wa,ers; and 20 boats with
coal To Amsrican Company, o75 90 tons; Con.
trail Company, 1,2O5. 90 tons; Hampshire aud Bal.
,iuOTe Company, 22o II tons; Borden Company,
46l. y tons DepArted--Doais Red Eye, Nos. /.
aud ., 6sh and salt 10 Berlin, and ten boats
light.
Fisn The receipts Of shad mad herring at the
wharf were very fair. The old rivermen at
tribute the profitable hauls st the landings to
tho prevailing southorly gals, which, they say.
drive the fish MP the riycr. Tho supply was princi-
pally from the near landings. Herring wsro
selling at s. per 900, and shad at So per 100.
.ARRWED, Ellen, from sharpsburg. with -four.
wheat, and corn L. d. Hartley, from Berlin
with wheat and oorn; the Six Days from Hancock,
with cement; and the Lucy Martin, from Green
Spring Furnace, with pig iron, to Geo. Waters.
TINS MERCHANTS ExcHASaE-0feriugs6,O q, 900
bushels rod wheat and 8, 900 bushsls corn. Sales
II 900 bushels corn at 116c; 4,200 bushels
wheat, at So 2j, and GOO bushels do. at 1927
Sales Of -four light, at about closing prices Of
last week.
PORT OF GEoRGETowS. wS.-Entered and cleared,
steamer ReunOheck, Wilson, from and to Balti.
more, with merchandise.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-Seventy-fOur horses
and fifteen mules were sold by the Government
yesterday morning, at the Eastern Branch corral
under tho supervision OF Capt. James G. Payne,
A. Q. NJ, U. s. A. The stock was but ordinary,
yet the animals brought very high prices. A
large number Of bidders were present, and from
500 up as high as S225 wero paid for the ami.
mails. The bidding was spirited, and which may
perhaps account for tho high price which was un.
doubtedly paid for them.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

Tue CoILYER-AARoSs FIcHT-Parties
who have seen Sam COllysr and Barney Aarons
during tho past week state that the proposed
fight (which will take place early in june will
be on the Potomac, In Virginin. Fifteen hun.
dred dollars will be up on each side this week,
and before the day arrives It Is expected that .
thousand more aside will be up, making the
purse $1,000. Both parties will shortly go into
training. Barney seoms very confident Of whip.
ping his opponent this time. and having recently
taken good care Of himself is already in 6ne con.
ditiOn.-Sf6r.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

Nor SoLD.-Mcssrs. Cooper Il Latimer,
nuctioneers, had up for sale yesterday afternoon
tho property known as the Hudson Taylor place,
on the northeast corner of Ninth and D streets.
Quite 4 crowd was in attendano, hut tho property
was withdrawn after $50, 900 had been bid, the
price, We believe, not reaching the expectations
of the owner,
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

The FIsHrHG SEAsoH.-It is said by men
posted In such matters, that Saturday was the
busiest day on the fsh wharf for thirty.six
been landed during the doy. The prices we're
50 to $l2 per hundred for shnd, and from So to
81 per thousand for herring, On Sunday, about
10, 900 shGd and Is, 900 herring were landed, and
prices were about the same There were large
numbers Of country people getting In their sup.
plies, and the custom from the country is undi.
minithed.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

DIsoRpERLY CoSpuCr.-Lucy Jackson
(eolored) was arrested yesterday morning for
being drunk and disOrderly using very proiano
language in the streets, and otherwise conduct.
ing herself In manner not becoming, and in
direct antogonism with the peace and good or.
der of society. Lucy, for such conduct, was
sentenced to pay hne, but not having suficien,
funds was sent to the workhouse for sixty day.
by Justice Bates.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

IMPROVING Mr.. Baternan, who was stabbed
some nights ago by man named Venable, Is
,louly recovering, and Is now considered out oil
danger. Venable Is still in jail, where ho was
committed by Justice Handy, bail being, as yet,
refused him. Venabe's connections arc very
respectable, but ho Is said to be rather wild
character.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

A SEREYADE AND A SPEECu.--Last night,
between nine and ten O'Clock, some two hundred
persons proceeded TO the residence Of John W.
Fornsy, osq., on New Jersey avenue, aud com.
plimented that gentleman with . sorenade. The
forsnades were headed by Kings Georgetown
brass band George y. Cook, eolored road an
address, on behalf OF the delegation, to Mr.. f.,
and that gentleman, in response, made one Of his
characteristic speeches. lie spoke about one
hour. as. a.E' .#.
The employees in the ChroHicle Office pro.
ceeded to Mr.. Forney's residence, by invitation,
yesterday evening, at two o'clock, and partook
Of a sumptuous dejeunsr. ..
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

MEssRs. KENNEDY AND DOUBLEDAY WORSE.
last evening wo were informed that Mr.. DOuble.
day, the night previously, was very delirious and
feverish. Great fears are entertained that Mr..
Kennedy will not survive his injuries.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

SEREHADB.-Dr j. B. Ferguson received
n serenade on Saturday evening by Heald's 8 band,
at tho residence Of Major Choperning, on L
street. After thanking his friends for the com.
plment they had paid him, the party were in
vitcd in, and were Hospitality entertained. Mr.
Ferguson left for his home In Tennessee on
Saturday evening.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

REGIsTRATIoN.-In the Sixth ward yes
tsTiay, the board Of registration recorded The
names of 2S6 white voters and l7S coloTed.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

JonY II. SURRATT.-Mr. Justice Fisher
has not yet decided whom Surratt will be brought
10 tFinl
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FOURTu WARD REPUBLICAN AssocIA-
TIOS.-Ths regular meeting Of the Association
was held last evening at the church corner of l.
and Fourth streets. The president Mr. Bowen)
being absent, General Joseph Gsrhardt, Gr,t vice
president, took tho chair.
Mr.. Crossman, on behalf Of the ward executive
committee, to whom had been referred the reso.
lutions In regard to electing fifteen delegates to
the city nominating convention, nsked IN ex-
tension Of time
Mr.. Needham moved, as an amendment, if in
order, that the fifteen delegates be elected at
once. ... &c..
Mr.. King suggested that an election would not
be In order unless the committee first bo dis.
charged from the further consideration Of the
| subject.
On motion the committee was discharged from
/ the further consideration of the subject.
| Mr.Smith (colorod) offered q resolution naming
hfteen gentlemen as delegates to tho city nomi'
mating convention-ten colored and fiye white
Mr., Townsend moved to lay the resolution OF
the table Carried
The next question In order was the resolution
to elect ave delegates to form u central exccu
Mr. Charles King advocated tho election o.
said delegates.
Mr.. p. II, Reinhardt opposed tho election o
| the delegates to form an executive committee
He said that ho had been accused Of being can,
/ didato for oflicei he was not q candidate for
| ONCE. II his friends chose to make him such,
he could not help it., Gentlemen who advocated
the formation Of this executive committee had
admitted thnt II was partly, at least to discuss
tho merits Of candidates for Office and fOreEtall
the Lction Of the nominating convention.
Mr., NeedhSm moved to lay the whole subject
on the table. Carried.
Mr.. Bouldin (cOlored) said that gentlemen
ought to keep cool
Mr. Doughty moved that the selection Of 10
delegates be postposed for one week.
Mr. King thought that 1t would be time
enough to elect the delegates ono week before
tho meeting Of the convention.
Mr.. Duyall moved to amend Mr.. Doughty
motion by striking out 'ono week" and inserting
'two" Adopted.
So tho election of the 10 delegates to the
city nominating convention was postponed for
| two weeks
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

QUIET SUYDAY.-The police reported on
Sunday only eleven arrests In the entire District
Most OF these were for trivial offences, and the
Russ amounted to $40.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

The POLL LISTS have been prepared for
the First, Second and Third wards, and will be
posted Immediately. About one hundred copies
will be posted in each precinct, to give the citi-
zsns abundant opportunity for inspecting them
The list for tho Fourth ward is nearly ready for
pOsting.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

MARINE BARRAoEs.--It is with pleasure
We notice the oieanlinsss, good order and disei-
pline prevailing In the marine barracks, located
near the nayy.yard. Major Graham Is at present
In command, and rigid adherence to duty 10
stantly coming from other stations and drafts
for yachts and vessels Of war also often take piece
yet the detection or increase Is never observed as
everything goes on with accustomed regularity,
A parade Of those within the barracks took place
yesterday upon their grounds. One hundred and
eighty men formed in line and their drill, man.
ouyering, &C., uns most excellent. The barracks
Ia well worth visit, as well by citizens as
Stranger. Likely. g.. #0
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

DUIL~-Mattcrs around the Capitol yes
terday presented rather dull appearance. With
the exception Of here and there policeman, a
stray clerk, a few strangers and child or two,
there was naught to relieve the monotonyi every
thing indeed WIS "stAle. fat and unpTOltnble.n "
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

Petty LARcENY.-Saturday, Hy. James
was arrested by Officer Fields, of tho Third ward,
for tho larceny of nine pairs Of white cotton hose,
the property of Mrs. Ann Cole, in tho Centre
Market The pris ner was taken to the central
guardhOuse, and was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Thompson.
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T ALTON NAL EATRE.

NJ ION AL THE EATRE.
IN PennsylvAniA avenue, near wIllatd's Hotel.
Engagement Of tho Bninent Tragediau,
MR. W. wALLICEl
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, April 81,
Will be presented, for the Last Time, an EatlFsly
New Piece, written aud adapted by A. W. Young,
Eco, from the French OF vlctorien Sardou, entitled
ADANGBR0Us GAMBi
baron de NillepreuN. Nj. J. W. "alack
Tomorrow Night Hr. wallack will appear for the
only time as The MAN IN THE IRON MASK
Thursday, April 2IAnnusl Bcnolt Of Dr. . u Hess.
Business hanagoT-pIZARkO; oR, THE DEATH OF
ROLLA Mr. J. W wallaek as Rolla. Grapd Mis-.
eellAuSous Entertain inent % Singing, Dancing &c.
Also, the --latest Great Hit In Bltimore T. A. Halls
New Bur'osque, entitled QUlsBI Mc0RlNP'S
IMPERIAL JAPAN.KNEEs TROUPE Box Sheet
Now Open No Extra Charge for Secured setts.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

DEPARTMENTAL PRAYER MEErISG.-Thc
clerks 10 the Departments who are members of
ehurshss propose to hold prayer meetings daily
for three quarters of an hour, commencing at
o'clock, u, m.,. in the New York Avenue prssby'
terian church.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

CLEAvER AGAIN,-UpOn reflection, we
understand, the counsel for Cleayer have con-
cludsd not to press their motion for new trial
lie was very ably defended by Messrs, Norris
and Fendall
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

The Commissioner of the General Land
Office Is collecting the materials We learn, for
the construction of q large map Of North Ameri-
ca, which will embrace the newly acquired ter
ritory Of Russian America, with all the iniorma'
tion TO 1t that Is accessible.
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

ANNIVERSARIES has been decided
that Ia the second week In May anniversaries
shall be held here of the Sunday School Union,
tho City Bible Society, Young MepS Christian
Association, the temperance soeIetie', and the
Protestant Orphan Asylum,
The national Republican., 1867-04-23

LIST OF CoEsIGSEEs.--The following is q
list Of the ooniigness Of freight per steamer ~ @
Knight, Of the Merchants lane Steamships,
which Is now dischargipg her cargo at Bartho.
lows wharf Philip 4 solomons, J, 7, Creighton
4 Son, sioussa Ennis, W. s. Mitchell, + A.
Lutr, jr.. s. d. Wate, l.. Due a Co., O. Rupert,
s. W. Owen, Bates 4 Bro, Green 4 Williams, 8.
r. Savage, Insane Government Hospital, N. W.
Durcheli, A. B. Shepherd, 9 Pichen, 8, II. Ba-
Co, w. W. Moore scbadsr, y. O. Weston, John
O. shntsr. W. II. 4 o. n. Morrison, Goo Court.
ney, O. Candle, Thor, Thompson, 2. NJ p.
King, z. d. Gilman, J. p. Dartholow, Dr. Wal.
lace Elliott, ]. D. Moore, d. D. Clark 4 Son, s.
W. Clark, L. J. Rolhrock, Thos. Russell, ]. An.
dreUs & Co, L. W. Taylor. A. J. Flemmipg,
VIM Ballantyne, Blanchard 4 Mohun. 70
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Every other day Advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
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Right tIines Constitute a square. Less thaa a square
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Advertisements coming under the heads Of Wants,
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CnAnAorrnIsrlo nAr. !. Yestnrdnr

A CnARAoTERIsTfo DAY. = Yesterday
was, In every respect, just such day as we might
expect IN April, especially In the capital Of the
nation. The early morn broke upon us frown.
ingiy, Just a. II It had rested uneasy In the lap
Of night; but as the day waved older and stronger
II became relieved Of iu cloudy mood. Meeting
with some unaocountable mishap little before
noon the day fen Into terrible nt Of blushing,
aud II was really dangerous for folks I'd leave
their domicils or places Of businssl, lest In his
wicked humor, ho should hurl some ponderous
substance at them and cripple or perhaps kill
some Of them. his rage waved stronger and
stronger, until about three p. m, when he dis
played his fury In thunder tones, thus frighteu.
ing folks into almost fever heat. The clerk OF
the weather, gallant old chap at times, boldly
came to the rescue, however, and with copious
supply Of water delugod the raging monster into
cSnpleto submission, II apparently having the
same effect upon him as upon o quarrelsome eur.
During the remainder Of tho evening everything
passed Of as smoothly as u nothing bad occurred
In the month. ff
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HORSES AND MULES AT AUG
III TION.
DEPOr QUARIEaNAsIER's OTglrE
wAsuiHGrOS, II. G.. April Ia 1857
Will Ls sold at public auction. on MONDAY, April
n at Eastern Branch Corral, der the supervision
Of Captain JAmes o, PaynA,A q. NJ:
70 HORSES AND II MULES,
0ood for Farmers use.
SAla to commence at ~ an.
These Animals will be sold slngly.
| Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
CHAs. A TOAPKiNs,
spl6.6t Brig. GOn.. DerOt QuartermaSter.
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CRY CouEoTLs-Bodrd of Aldermen
Last evening the Board met pursuant to law;
the president tThos. L. Lloyd, Esqr) in the
chair, and s. v Noyes secretary. All tho mem.
bers present
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FISHER. In Brooklyn. l.. l. on the mornin G
Of tn, OIL instant. II RRi youngest son Of ThUs
j and Charlotte NJ. Fisher, aged year, months
and - days.
N0SE. In Georgetown. j. e.. at 81 o'clock a.
III. August. 1867, ALGEhNON s, infant soa OF
4. s. and T.. A. |ose.
FULLALOVE. On the Gtii instant. in the full
hope Of a tiissiul Immortality. JAMES FULLA-
LOVE. in the seth year OF his age. A native Of
Lincolnshire, England but for the past fifty years
years a resident OF Georgetown, ID. &.
The friends OF The family are invited to attend
hi- funeral on Thursday afternoon, at clock,
from the residence OF his sonin- law, John NJ.
Stake. No 5l Bridge street. Georgetown. 1t
SELBEY. On the 4tl instant, Mrs. EMMA
SELBEI the l,eloycd wife OF Charles ". Selbey,
age 20 years, after lingering illness Of Months
and Il days.
WHITE. August 9th, after lingering illness,
Mrs MARY Ann WHIT L, aged 81 years.
The raj will take place from the residence of
her So! in law. James {. Dulin Georgia avenue.
N ar 10Th street east Thurs lay, the 18th instant
at o clock ?. N. The friends of the family are
spectfully invited to ATT end IT"
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MARRIED.

SIMONDS-FREER. on the 4th instant by the
Rev. G. V. Leach. Mr. STEPHEN SINONDS OF
this city, TO Miss ISABEL FREER. formerly of
Baltimore. Md.
baltimore Sun please copy.l
GATES-WiLANT. On March 10. 10y the Rev
Mr.. Finkel JAMES L. GATES, of Washington
y. G., to Miss MARGARET J. WILANT. Of Cum
berland. Maryland.
Cumberland papers please copy.i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the British
Legation, in Berne, switzerland, July 18th. BY the
Rev. Edward Dillon HORACE RUMBOLD, Esq
SecretarE to her A!aje>tvs Legation, to CARO-
LINE BARNEY, daUg hter of Hon. George Ear-
rington. American Minister near the Swiss Con-
federation. 1t
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FIVE HUNDRED NRcKTIRs at ten cents
apiece. Suspenuers and Socks 2s per cent. be-
low cost at the great closing on. sale ii Smith s.
4OO TN street, opposite Post ONCE. 10
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, JkWELRY.-Jet Spangle Drops, Rubber Blu .
tons, Jet Chains, Jet Necklaces, Silver.
plated spoons and Forks, rscei we'd this morn :
ing A. PrigR's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
4Se Pennsylvaniaave, near u street.
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A LARGE STOCK OF Linen and Duck Goods
to be closed ont at and below cost at the Great
Central Clothing House, Smiths, 400 eth street,
Opposite Post Omce-
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WHITE WITNESSES The mouth of man
who purifies his teeth with Sossdoss ts a W.T.
mess box. ard every time he opens it, two rows
OF eleaming witnesses testify to its identifying
properties. 90
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THE REroRT CouRTxous.-s You're dull
looking set" as Sozodont said TO the neglected
teetn. We shall soon improve under Your
auspices" rs the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
pn
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COATS, PANTS, VRsTs-black, white aud
gray-25 per cent. below cost. at the Great
Central Clothing House, $50 7th street. opposite
Post Once. ZIG
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CITY ITEMS.

goods at Henuing's One Price Clothing Store.
on the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
ayenup
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LADIES, save msney by purchasing Hoop
skirts, Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas.
Baum's. 49 Louisiana ave, between 9th and
eth streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale
Corset Steels cents a pair L.
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WRAPPING PAptgF FOR SAr,E-AppIy at tht
Star Office. = H.
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cold yEWELRY, WATCHESs AND SILVER
ceiving all of the latest styles Of Jewelry, &C..
which Will sell % cheap as genuine articles can be-
This or any other city. An examination and COM
parison OF the quality and prices respectfully re.
jes b, o. HOOD.
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GREAT ANIMAL SALE OF CLOTHING,
greatly reduced prices,
at the Great Central Clothing House.
SMITHS,

Quick SALES AND SMALL PROFITs.-Good
White Shirts, : 25asl So A. No. Fine White
Shirt - 5UaS3; Good GauZe Undershirts, 30
cents; Fine GauZe tIndershirts. 81; Fine Lisle
Thread undershirts, Sl.5O: Good Cotton Hat
Hose, 10. rs, 20, and 2J cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, so cents per pair. AT
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, i9i .th ST.,
between j. and E, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hail. l:
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CORNs, BrNIoNs, BAD NAILS, vascular ex-
crescences. warts. moles ETC., removed with
out pain, by the aid Of local analgesia, at Dr.
Whites rooms, No. i2i Pennsylvania avenue,
between y and 9th streets. In minor surgical
operations this method is highly recomms ded
by the eminent surgeons and physicians Of this
country and Europe, it being perfectly free
from harm, effecting only the part to be oper-
ated upon. Office hours from q. m. to S D.
m, and to s p. m. No charge for cons ultation
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 7th street, be-
tween ID and T., three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Grav's Collars, 1Sc. box; Gold
smith. Byron and Garotte, 1sc. box; lm,tatioa
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, lsc
box. And all other goods cheap in proper
ton. L.
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GREAT ANNUAL SALE of Gents Furnishing
Goods at the Great Central Clothing House,
400 tn street, opposite Post Office. e:19