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CONGR ESSIONAL.

SRNATE.-Gesterdaya afternoon
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, from the conference
committee on the bill making appropriations
tor the deficiencies in the Senate contingent
fund, made report; which was agreed to.
Mr.. Edmunds, from the conference commit
Tee on adjournment, reported that the commit
zee had .oeen unable 10 agree. He moved the
following proposition, which he believed
would be agreed TO by the House: That the
President OF the Senate and Speaker of the
Heuse adjourn their respective houses al noon
To- morrow Saturday until the first Wednes-
Day In July, when unless quorum of each
house shall be present they shall further ad-
Journ then without day. Agreed to-yeas IS;
nays l..
HoUSE.-Testerday afternoon
Tie Senate amendment to the ad dlournment
resolution was taken from the Speakers ta-
BILE, and after some discussion concurrea IN
yeas -. nays a.
MI. Clarke, OF Kansas, offered his resolu-
ton again, modified so as 70 request the Ju-
Clclary Committee TO report on the impeach-
ment question the first day OF the ad lourned
session.
Mr. Robinson moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Negaiived-yeas SO, nays g.
The resolution was then adopted
Mr.. GriswoId moved TO lay on the table the
preamble. After some discussion between
Messrs. Garfield and Butler the motion was
agreed TO and the preamble was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Stevens, from the committee of confer
eRce, made a report on the bill to supply de-
nciencles In the contingent fund Of the Senate
Agreed to.
ON motion ofMr. Boutwell,. leave was given
TO he Judiciary Committee to report testl-
mony at the session in July in print
And then at O'Clock. the House adjourned
till 10 O'Clock to-day.
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rELEGRAMS. he.

The Nevada Legislature has passed the
revenue bill. \ concurrent resolution was
introduced in the Senate against the Monroe
10cIines as prejudicial 70 the interests of the
"noie miitary force IN the Territory. that
eqnal, civil, Polincai, and religious rights
may be insured TO all citizens and The United
States laws enforced.
Neither branch o: the Pennsylvania Legs
lature has yet taken definite action in regard
10 the outrages IN Schuylk,u county,eut there
appears 20 bs a general feeling among the
senator's ana representativ yes in Iavor ofenact-
lhg some law or laws which will give better
Protection to life and property in that co anty
"A duel took place in New Orleans yesterday
morning between the manager of the Nation
nj Theatre and the editor of the German Gazette,
aneWspaper of that city. The latter wa. Sc
rlously-prouahly fatally-shot 81 the third Ire
The weapons used were revoivers. The cause
OF the duel was quarrel about an actress
The Imperial Consul at Havana is enIisting
Spanish soldiers 10 defend MsIimillian's cause
at Vera Cruz. They are offered a bounty of
twenty dollars, and one dollar a day frsm the
moment they land a. Vera Cruz About tn rae
hundred men had enlisted, and they were to
sail on the 22d, on the Spanish steamer Paris
Alta special term of the Supreme Court, But
talJ, Y, Judge Daniels appointed Robert
Il. rot'er, or New York city, receiver of the
Atlan,i and Great Western Railway Com
pany. He is required TO give security in
$4,000. and is authorized to borrow money
not exceeding 100000.
party OF burglars entered the efflce OF the
the paymas'er OF the Jefferson railroad, at
JefSrsonville, keHtucky, Thursday night, and
gagged the watchman, and carried off tin
box containing twenty thousand dollars
The San Francisco jury in the breach Of
promise case of Caroline +. Clarke against
Michael Reese, for one hundred thousand
dollars damages, returned verdict OF five
thousand dollars for the plaintiff.
The City Council of Nashville, Tennessee,
has passed a resolution instru citing the Board
OF Education 10 procure school houses and
to mature plan for the free education of col
ored children.
Fifteen hundred freedmen have applied TO
the American Colonization Society TO be
sent 10 Africa within eight months, OF whom
six hundred have embarked.
Another distillery was seized in BROOKLYN
yesterday, en- the charge of making false re-
turns,
Both Houses of the Louisiana Legislature
endorsed the joint special committees report
on federal relations.
The house OF Mr.. Heckel, with five of his
children,was burned Wednesday Night at Suf-
field Centre, Ohio.
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~ fashionable innovation in ladies
dresses 1t Is whispered, will be the in trod
OF minute silver bells. These, il is supposed
Will keep up with the motions of the body q
merry naturalization calculated to utterly
captiyate our ears and drive us into musical
raptures.
~ A miser in Wilmington, Delaware, re-
Gently ouilt vault in the cemetery, with the
intention OF hiding away his treasure, consist
ing OF eight thousand dollars in specie. He
died, however, before the work was COM
pleted.
~ Mayor Monroe of New Orleans, esti-
mates the population of New Orleans at the
present time, at DOS, 900.
~ The dry goods dealers IN New York are
complaining that the pre- yalence of cold wealth
er interferes seriously with the demand for
light spring fabrics.
~ young lady named Bennett, aged Is
mas been refused admission to the Methodist
College in Pittsburg, on her second term. IL
having been discovered that she has African
blood in her veins.
~The Buffalo Board of T. e have re.
scinded their former action Of adopting the
Genital system; also in declaring that . barrel
OF hour should contain two hundred pounds
thus practically returning 70 the cid sys.
tenn.
~ One noticeable feature In the habits of
the people OF Demariscotta, Name, 10 the cus.
tom Of leaving the key In the door Of Q store
with red wootlen braid, ssx inches In length
attached TO IL, indicating hat ''tAe store 10
81 $3.50 1000 q Il
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THE JAIL-DecTsdss Of Pris0Hsrs.-Warden
Brown, al the Jail, has new IN his custody bur
about IS prisoners-a much smaller number
than usual-and we are informed that but fe W
commitments are now being made in compari-
son with the n lumber formerly made. One rea-
ton for the falling of in the number is that the
justices OF the peace are, under the new law
dlsposing OF all assault and battery CASES
law, by the way, which should be promptly
amended. Under IL q magistrate is empo wered
10 impose fine for this class OF offenses, ana
the moment IL rs imposed IL becomes n civil
debt, on which, n over IS, criminal is en- titled
10 stay Of execution, and before the fine IL
collected he may net have property over ana
above the amount exempt; so in the end he is
clear without cost. Ii may be, however, owing
TO an amendment Of the law fixing the amount
10 constitute grand larceny al S35, which Will
materially reduce the nsmber of sentences TO
the penitentary, that by convictions and sem
tences for petit larceny before the season
closes, the building will be crowded with petty
larceny coHyicts.
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GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
LARGEST EXHIBITION IN THE WOILD.

A FINER GEOLOGICAL SHOW AEDA BET
TER CIRCUS than have ever been placed before
for the first time i'm ported into the United STAT:
than there are oommen speci mems, all told In any
Mensgerfe nc w travelling.
Frank II. K .... Manager
81 r1a : Treasurer
Charles H. Castle General Agent
Among the narked specialitie. will be found the
RsRTCth RsBY WsE EIsRhsDt RUME0 and the TINY
eics ever imported weighing but 40 p pound., i Z
inSn.s hlE6 ,ha sRd not ,S year Old These two
snS ssi,s;s syst saS @ ine
objects of SPECIAL regard by the faithful followers
OF aAsoInsd M are the first and only ever
ARazon, oAfBIA BTsA, an He1a a@phi5,ons Il sns
S ibES ths G
n M & an nit Sf seeing the first
brought from its rocky hsunts ''D ""'e''o ever
Ra1 sa spSsp sissh Ostrich pair Of %Snstrous
Polar Bear the aaa tSs ssonn
headed silken-costed Pslatipe Sheep, the cash
mere Goat, the King Of vultures, the huge Tspir,
Bson o and Se An: Dee:
Lion Young David, are special featur res.
and Lionesses, Asiatic LioEesses and Cubs, Sen
esal Leopards; Black Tiger, South American ia
q Blsei Bear Of 9snsds sTes A%sriasn fsn
Eailow Deer: White Peacocks of Java six Cape
pscs, African Porcupine, Puma. or American
6onsa1, Ghss,ah Nee pr il1nting Leopard. Rat Kan.
White Brown, and Gray Coons Foxes. Wild Oats,
Of hue. Paa P.4
rots hacaws, Love Birds, Gold, Silver, and Col
and Owls ever collected together Monkeys'
Bssoons; Apes; Of every conceivable kind and va.
and Domestic Creatures
PROFESSOR LASGwoRrHY.
Monarch OF Brute Creation, Bold, Fearless and
Intrepid. in reality Lion KING will give hi.
2sS Fss
Cages, Gold aud Crimson, handsomely painted
with natural scenes and drawn by Que hu udred
and fifty s,slwart draught horsesj will be driven
TRIUMPEAL PROCESSION,
h th oomGinauen with the Long Circus Retinue
dGLblS OARoF THE ooNQUERoR,
81 esis 'GSn SDT pp tas Al 10
Mott MI Fred TCarnis1e. ..ter @ Gnsriis, Ne e
Henri LseriSo Mons PsrTiie NJ NAT a.ser
MT William Hill, the Lorenzo Brothers, and Two
HSsf sna MILE III
.ss1. Gorn with fTl corps Of Associate Riders
The stock OF Performins -" Pad AcrUps' sas Drspobt
horses. the Stud OF Petite Ponies, Constitute a
spect -
The Trained steed, RUFUS WELSH, performed
By Mr.. James De Mott. is admitted to be the Par.
The Elephants will be performed by Mr.. WP.
Williams
The animals will be fed before the public.
There will be TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
Afternoon at Knight at71g
bsors open one hour previous for the inspection
rs fovo H.
portuniues fer all 70 see and hear
Admission, so ceRts; Ohiliren OF ten years and
under, 25 cents.
FOREPAUGH' 'MENAGDRIE AND CIROUS
will eKhbit at Washington for si days and nj hts
MONDAY, April LIST, Continuing
TUESDAY, WEDNEsDAY, THURSDkY, FRI-
DAY and SATURDAY
April I'd, sd, 9Th, 6th and 9th.
Location Of lot, Sixth street, inmedia below
Pennsylvania avsnue. nh 0-M,W ,S3t
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Intere.tins News from New Orlean,

NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-The new attor-
ney general is the same elected with Cover
nor Hahn, Fenian, and an advocate of co usI
rights. The new Mayor is q merchant OF
twenty six years residence, one of Mr. Dur
ants tree suffrage committee. Many coIored
men attended the inauguration to-day. The
chief Of police will De Brevet Brigadier Gen.
erd Sypher, late colonel Of the llth United
States colored artillery, and, the police will be
composed without distinction OF color. Judge
AbeiFs successor was q major on the STAFF OF
General Banks, and chief of cavalry, and has
Bureau. Another order to-day announces q
late Act of the Legislature, continuing in once
the present incumbents as provisional, except
for cases specially acted upon At headquar-
ters. More changes are expected.
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SOLVENT POWER OF MovING WATKR-Tis
q proverb that the falling OF drops Of water
will hollow ont q stone, butexperfments ia,ely
MADE in Paris have developed surprising re.
suits. Pure water was placed In q vessel
was given by attaching il 20 the machinery 81
the Imperial tobacco manufactsry. Tue re-
suit was that the feldspar was rapidly de-
potash and soda being discovered in N rhe
result is thought 10 indicate a novel and ch.an
way TO bleach linen. Salt water had no ac,ion
ton, and new field Of in yestiratior is orsense
by these experiments 4eol0eiste viii draw
from u important conseq ueaces in regard 10
me actlon OF the waves on the rocks subject q
their action.
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EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, March 29-EveBing.-It Is An
nounced that KING George OF Greece is soon TO
marry a niece of q ueen Victoria.
PBsTH, MaIch 29-Noon.-The coronation OF
Francis Joseph as King OF Hungary will take
place al this capital in July next
LIVERPOOL, March 29-Evenirg.-The ship
FREDERICK, Capt. Turner, from New York on
February IL, was abandoned al sea in q sink
ing condition. The crew were saved aEd
have arrived at an English port.
LONDON, March 29-Eyening.-A despatch
from Odessa reports q terrible storm in the
Black Sea in which several vessels were
wrecked with some loss OF life.
BY Steamerl
LONDON, March l7.-Lord Stanley has e--
dered the English consul al Belgrade 10 make
representations TO the Prince Of Seryia 20 the
effect that the Porte, having ceded 20 the augu-
ments of the great Powers, and consented TO
evacuste the Seryian fortresses, as well as 10
grant important concessions 10 ats Christian
subjects, II has now become the absolute and
imperative duty OF the Prince 10 perfor % his
part by preventing the outbreak of any dis
turbances in Seryia. II is believed in London
that the Sultan rs sincerely anxious 20 carry
out 10 the letter the concessions he has
promised, and IL rs expected even that
Christian will shortly become a member OF ths
Turkish Cabinet
BKLGRADR, March l6.-In consequence OF
the adyice OF England, Prince Michael has
consented TO proceed 20 Constantinople
ROME, March 16-The Pope has made most
handsome satisfaction TO the United States in
the question OF the American chapel In this
city. The matter has been satisfactorily ar
ranged, and the Pope has alss entirely ex-
planned away his letter 10 JEFF Davis. Gen
eral Rufus King will, consequently, continue
70 represent the United States in This city.
The Pope's army has already reached a
strength OF 10000 men, and il is still proposed
10 increase il. II is in-ended to propose 70 the
entire Belgian legion now returning from
Mexico 10 enter the Papal service.
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PERSONAL.

nj Rs. CURTIS IRVING, Clarrroyast, and Test
1I Medium, will give life readings, Including
Past, Present and Future, AZ her once, 40, nerth
side Of Pa. ay., betseen Al and 9Th streets. Office
hours from to o. N. and 8 TO 3 o. m. ja "A 2mH
fNOhFlDEHTIAL.-Io men who have In
" Jpred themselves py certain secret habits,
ghieh unht them for business, pleasure, or the
men. Who. from the follies of youth, or other
eArses, feel q debility in advance of their years.
pefers placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should frst read Tho Secret Friend. :"
Married ladies' will learn something Of i'm portanoe
~ perusiDg TT he Secret Friend. :" Sent TO any ad
aress, In sealed envelope on receipt OF Is cents.
Aodress Dr.. CHAe. A. STUART co.. Boston,
u 68s no S-lI
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~ A Richmond letter to the New YORK Times
says: II am informed that IL is the intention
OF General Schofield to take immediate steps.
In the way OF the registration Of voters as pro.
yIded by the Supplementary Reconstruction
bill. It's thougat the Con vent ton will assem-
bic in June, and il SO, a II the action necessary
10 the admission OF representatives to Con-
gress will be had In time for the next winter
session.
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A K. BROWNE. E.J. sMITHERs
BESTSni BE%sshisarSsl 3 SsITH5as. pE 5.s.
sunpsS .,n
oofhse No. 416 Seventh street, opposite the Post
once. fe2-iy
80 Pks 9ENI I'm. sATED y g'lns O. B. jew
PIsniuIa Pni ssy % f0[k Sity SOAP,
Aod No L BROwN soar:
Post oa,Ss ffS viii Ss pr promptly ssssHd;a s' '''
Soap and Candle Manufacs1rsr' No 800 and
sO2 st. north, bet. 4th and sth. ia lIsn
TIE MOST EX0ITINa ANB INTERESTING
r. B0ok OF THE DAY;
'EN, L, q SEtkET aEAhEEA'S skkSIGs' HiSE9FY OF THE
AGENTS WANTED in every city town, county
This history W.s aHnosnced oos W Year r" ago, bat
owing to the attempts Of the Geyernment to sup.
te issued, uhaltered and unsb ridsed, under the
sps OF esS BahEn II sOnisiSs full
Ofthe secret enemies Of the Union.
Tor startling deyeloIments and thrilling sdyen:
IetShk ssD vPSSco ls1a Tns a:IssIos9 ns1: :!
only ohaci.i Si.fory q the is.a.sDs.ion % cone ONE
sgia,Scy a fnii history Of this great. startling
Fsoa o Its IH0fsTIeS. The HAUsrs
PLACE OF BOOTH.
nss herer vet been placed before the public The
Nohzasso fully exposes the nefsrious system By
SnlSn fresidsDtIal par3ons ere and are 90 read
hg Spss1ed In wash ngton.
me morals OF the National Capital are thor
ou<nly ventilated. and there are some strange
Ieve,auens concerning heads Of Department.,
nemoeIs q congress, female pardon brokers' and
sEnn splsesd military Characters
BaksR sHf f... a.. Other Other
bon NO. xS$ Pniladelphia, Pa b ~
his cork viii Be ready for delivery on the lst
n B-Eope but those thoroughly oonva-,.,,
with the bu ness, and with geod reference a. -
character and rss ssponsibility, need apply mhis.lm
kfAcKEBEL AND GOLDFISH.
10 90 pounds large sHeRI CODBIsH.
~ AaxIsls No. MACkIkEL-
bust received and for sale q oer wharf, et the
feet Of Seventh n. D. ShoTS sOE
dsi,-H No. Iss Ninth st.. iet. Z and =.
ElBRUARY rs, Iss1.--An persoss h.vips
lsst srst clss IN my shop for repirs pre- yious 70
sssm. I ~ o.hsr.i.s hey vii Be sold st public aus
on on the lst Of March g esy shs shsrgs; there
Gun and kocksnith,
AN lSs1n No. a1& d street.
CHOCOLATE DOUBLE, VARILLB,
Bn II. AAILLAIRO.
Pry Oseso ss ercre. EIempt de tsutl nelAnss.
z MP EINq q son,
King Place.
Corner vermont svsaus and NJ street.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs John
Glenn Co, Real Estate Agents, Baltimore
have effected the sale of $50 acres Of land ia
Evansville District, on the route of the Potomac
Ra,l Road, to a gentleman from the South, for
the sum OF $500. The land sold was own ed
by DR. w; W. Dayall, Of this county.-Ka RI
borough Md Prince Georgian.
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S-A large number Of colored persons are
now lying in prison in Delaware without sen
tence. The chief justice declined to sentence
them according to the provisions of the State
law, because those provision were in contra.
vehtioR OF the national Constitution Thew
are 10 be kept until penalties can be am xed TO
the offences Of which they are guilty by the
LEGISLATURE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

b. b. PHILLIPe.-LESSEEA AND MANAGER.
- ,PosITIyELT LAST NIGHT OF
MISS FANNY HORGAN PHELPs
VIII De presested aDrsnatization Of the OeIebrs.
ted New York Ledeer story, by Mrs
THE hidden HAND,
Supporter q all tue Members of the Company.
LADY DON. 1t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvsnis avenue, near WilIards' Hotel.
r.ppHHIs lSa'uSdaya EVENING. March 90,
MR. JOHN OWENS,
BIS LAST Appearance most positively, en- which
occasion y Will assume two of his most success
fuI Characters.
The perfo rms nee will commence with
sOIoN SHINGLE.
To conclude with Buckstones Three Act
kAgBTED LIFE
hr. henry Fove..,.....- Mr.. John K. Owens
SiETZEROTT HALL.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
SATURDAY. MARCH 80
LAST OHAHOH
DON'T FAIL TO SEE HIM
AMERICAs GREATEST HVMoRIsT,
ALE, BURNETT,
ALT. BURNETT,
ALE, BURNETT,
sststed by
MISS HELEN NASH
Tickets 30 Gents Reserved Seats so Gents
Store.
Doors open ss7; commence at clock. it,
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HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAyINGs

Orders may be sent to as enclosing the money
from one dollar to twenty five dollars in q regis.
tered letter or by post Office order, at our risk.
Those wishing Engrsviags sent must enclose ten
cents in stamps to cover expenses. Large ameuuts
hculd be sent in drafts or by express.
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The Institution for whose benefit this enterprise
Is conducted was founded for the purpose of grs-
tuitously educating the sons OF deceased Soldiers
and Seamen of the United States
New pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser of each Engraving for one dollar
will be given a certificate emitting the holder to
share in the award of presents.
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sPE ECIAL NOTIOY,
CHABLES HERZsERG.

INA BILLS EhLbEkG.
successOr TO Isaac Herzbers Son,
nc have conducted the Pswnbrokihg Business
oI nltesD years In this city, far twelve <(>
year the enly PavnbE EOker q the Ptstric.,
tske tnls method Of thanking their Datrons0 "
ans the public for the cor hdence her retofere shown
them, and beg leave TO call their at ton to the
Iset that We still continue 10 make the highest ad-
NAncss IN all sums upon all articles Of Jewelry,
DAmonds, Watches, Bonds, Government Scrip,
places of deposit and ssc7rIly, which will always
he shown for the satisfaction Of those patronizng
Is We have special facilities for ne care and
preservation Of Wearing Apparel of every de-
scr1puon, ooieus, Se., on which the highest sd-
Nanees are made, guaranteeing when required
against moth, and always aga anstin injury Having
large warehouse IN connection with our affice,
We have special facilities for storage Of all kinds
ef Mere hsndise, FaInitHre, &c. on which we
months. We call especial attertiOn 70 the fact
that owing to the large capital employed in our
business, We can make advances at such rates OF
interest as 20 defy competition. We sell no osds
until the expiration of six months after their for
TEXTURE, and then only at public auction, trst Civ
Ing ample notice through the vsriods city Jour
mails 10 all depOs tiers. By this means deposits
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
ments Tor forwarding goods 10 any part Of the
country, arrangements which sn experience of
hfteen years has brought to EerfectiOp. Depos-
ftors sre enabled BY this means 10 redeem their
goods from our once ne matter where they may
be located. Full inform alton av ay given. Prf-
yafe apart nents for confidential business. N. B.
hskment In this city. Refer to old resident of
WashingtoR- Remember HEBZBERG'S Loan
Once. 35l north street, between Az and 9th !,
warrington ~. 4. fe 25- I'M
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Engrsvings to the amount OF 60O 900 will b
sold, and all funds received are to be dement's
with
JAY COOKE CO.,
First National Bank of wsshington % q 10 be
held by thsm fer the benefit Of the Institution.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To the military organisation influencing the
largest sale or esgrsvinss viii be presented Q
handsome Rssimental Standard.
Parties purchasing Bngravinss will pfesse I'D
wise the agents to which regiment, &c., thsy de-
sire to credit thsir purchase.
Those desiring oct - agents viii apply for
iufornatsp. NH. .soln
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OEE Bacon Raven a Pisoo. 3 for am
One Andrew Stein. for oeO,
One ;lno.s ns. 7icsss;: i.rs: round NM
For sale upsn ssey tsrme. e ths valsrooms Of
". @. NUTZD8OTf 90.
Sole Agents - etsipVay So0a Pienos. ana
Asson D HsnliSb Cabinet Organs. fsHu
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T'HE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
i ,, GOLDSTEiN X co,
LICENSED PAW NBROkER5,

near PenIsy lySlia avenue,
Orer the Highest cash Ad vances Or all kinds o
merch andre, TO any amount snd for any NNA
Time desired, at reasonable rates. ~
interest on large suEls greatly reduced
Business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Goods bought for cash 81 sold a. priv ate sale.
fe 2l-ly
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE sTEREOP-
VI TlCON-DlsSOLVIN3 VIEWs-ONY-
HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE
NEW AND SPLENDID VIEWS
Never exhibited here, with new and mos; i'm
proved apparatus.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the YOUNG MEN s
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
FOB SIX NIGHTS,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, March -,
At M, and on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
AT 31a ,. n,, At
WOODWARD HALL
pennsylvania avenue between 10th and llth sts
Admission, 25 cents. Children, Is cents. BE
served seats, 40 cents. Tickets at the book stores
and at the door NH a. 81