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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
A WAR PANIC!
DISTRUST IN FINANCIAL ORIOLES.
FALL In STOCKS AND u. s BONDS.
MOVEMENTS OF ENGLISH SHIPS OF
WAR
FALL IN STOCKS AND s. BoNps
Especial 20 the Evening StarI


LoSDoS. April s-N Noon .-UonsoIs, eax;
Erie g; Illinois Central TX; T.. ). 5o9's FAX.
LIVERPOOL. Apriis-Noon Cotton is easier
and lower; Middling Uplands, 12x; Orleans.
I'D. Breadstuffs quiet; Wheat rs. Cd; Flour
SIS. Cd: Corn Ais. Sd; Barley is.-6d; Oats 3s.
4d.; Peas ass. Provisions unchanged Pro-
duce unchanged.
LONDON, April 6-2P. M.-The feeling OF
dislrust in financial and political circles has
increased TO O war panic.
The government has sent several ships of
war TO Cadiz, Spain, to enforce the British
claims arising out of the question of the seiz.
ure o: the Tornado.
QUKKNsTowE, April SO M-Ths steam
ship Africa, Capt. Anderson, from Boston. ON
the 9th March, arrived here to-day. ar
LIVERPOOL, April e-2 p. M-The steam
ship Malta, Capt McMickan, from New
York, on nth March, arrived here yesterday.
SorTHAMPToH, April So .M-The steam
ship Union, from New York. on the esth
March, arrived here to. day, en- route for Bre
men.
LONDON, April s-2P M.-U S. 5-2O's hay
advanced I'D. since opening; Consols b ave de-
ciined Nd, Illinois Central shares have de-
clIned I'd
LIVERPOOL, April SO p. Motion is
heavy and had declined sa&d. since opening
Middling Uplanes are now quoted at 12ya
13x-d.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY, April Q.

MONDAY. Aprtle.
SENATE Nj Williams offered the follow
ing resolution 81 80
Pesoired, Tia. the President or the Senate,
at FIVE O'Clock p. IN. on "Wednesday next ad :.
journ the present session OF the Senate sine die
Mr. Sumner objected to the confederation of
the resolution at the present time.
Mr.. Anthony moved that the vacancy on
the Committee on Printing. 70 ,casioned by the
death OF Mr.. Biddle,D be filled by the Char,
This was agreed 70, and Mr.. johnson was ap /.
pointed to NIL the vacancy.
On motion OF MI Wiley, it was resolved
thai the Secretary OF War be requested TO com =
municate to the Senate copies of all deeds
convey Ances And other evidences of title by
which the United States have claim to any
lanos, teneWents, water privileges or other
property al or near Harper's Ferry, in the
State OF West Virginia; what parts thereof II
any, have been sold or transferred, and the
purposes of such sale or transfer: and whether
there be any reason why the part or parts of
said lands. tenements. water privileges or other
property remaining unsold and undIsposed of
shall not now be sold.
The Senate, on motion OF Mr. Ramsey, went
into executive session.
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Affairs in Gesrgetevn.

-MKRCHAETs' ExcHAHaR.-The offerings at
the Exchange Co day were $500 bushels OF
elbow corn, 300 bushels OF red W aeat, 100
bushels white wheat, and $50 bushels OF fiour
or vA1ous grades. The sales were 600 bu m
els red wheat At 50 80 per bushels, .. 500 bush
cut extra Hour at si3a5. Prices were frm
snd NO change since our quotations OF Sstur-
day.
ARREST FOR LARCENY On the 10th March
last the house CT Mary A. Gibson. on BeaII
street. was entered by thieves and about $50
worth OF clothing Was stolen This morning
Officer Burrell arrested Alfred Snowden for
the larceny Of shawl, the property OF Mary
A. Gibson. BY the direction Of Lieut. Essex
a. the time OF the robbery, a search was made
a. certain junk chop, and a large lportion OF
the goods stolen were recovered by Oaicers
Pa1son and Sebastian, but the thief could moi
be caught. THIS morning Snowdeu went TO
Goidstein's pawn shop, on Bridge street
identified by Mr.. Golostein, who notified the
oncer and had Snowden arrested. Justice
Buckley held him to bail for court
TIE AQuKDUCr.-The repairs 10 the Alex
anorls canal will, IL is thought, be completed
Tomorrow and he water turned in A large
number OF boats with csrgees OF coal have
been ~aitisg for several days, and Will prob
ably ieave Tor Alexandra to morrow
PORT or GRoRaFTowS -Entered-Steam
kennebec. Wilson master, from Baltimore
Cleared-Steamer Norfolk, Vance master, for
New York; schr. K. q. Stannard, Hubbard
MASTER, for Alexandria, steamer kenuebee for
Baltimore.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.-This morning, the
canal 81 Ironsides, with flour and grain. from
WilHamsport, TO Geo. Waters and b Darby:
and Sally Billmyer, from Shepherdsto wn, with
hour, wheat, and corn, to George Waters
arrived at High street landing.
ANTICIPATED-The steamer E G. knight
from New York, Will arrive at AleNandria
this evening, ana at the High street wharf TO-
morrow, with a heavy miscellaneous csrgo
for merchants of the District.
CASAL.-AIrived-Five boats with coal 40
TOES 10 the American Co, aud two to Hamp.
shire ana Baltimore Go. with 2I6 tons
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THE NEWS FROM EuRopE-rHE PANIC

THE NEWSFROM EUR0PE-THF WARPANIC
Gold has gone up over three per cent to :
day in New York over a report received from
Europe to-day per cable OF threatened war
between France and Prussia. In Europe the
excitement in the stock market seems to have
grown to panic. As the last reports from
New ork this afternoon indicate a decline in
gold, 1t is presumable that the cause for the
panic has been ascertained to be of doubtful
reliability. We believe that our Government
is nst advised of any existing complications
between France and Prussia of so serious a
nature as those indicated by the cable news
from Europe. Doubtless the .bears" bsxa
been at work to depress the market upon
small cauSe
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From the West-The FIoods-Indian Hos
Utilities

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Late ad vices
from Arizona Territory state that great dam
age had been done by the floods. Arizona
city was inundated and several houses were
washed away.
Inc Apache Indians had attacked the men
In charge OF the Mowry mine and killed one
and wounded several
Oscar Buckalew, nephew of U. S. Senator
Buckalew, OF Pennsylvania, is severely
wounded.
Five Indians were killed and number
wounded. The savages were all we'll armed
with guns and rifles
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QUITE BATCH OF nominations were sen
IN 10 the Senate to-day, but none Of special
importance. The nominations for Minister to
Austria and Commissioner OF Agriculture
were not sent in to- day as expected. Among
those urged for the Austrian mission are Gen
Rosecrans and Hon. Henry j. Raymond. For
the ComnissionershiP, Col Capron, OF Iii.
nois- formerly Of Maryland, is considered to
stand the best chance
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ILLNESS OF MR. sTEyFSs

Hon Thaddeus Stevens has been confined to
mis- bed since Wednesday last from genera,
prostration and an affection Of the heart.
Great solicitude Is expressed as to his condl-
ton by his large circle Of friends, and num-
bers have called 70 see hin, but he has not bees
able TO see them. Secretary Seward was
among those whs called yesterday We are
happy 10 say that Mr.. Stevens rested easier
yesterday, and is to-day considered much
better
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IHE GREAT CALIFORNIA LAND CASE, in VOL
wing from ten TO fifteen millions of dolls rs, and
Affecting titles of land in San Francisco and
sewhere. Is up before the Supreme Court to-
Gay. among the distinguished counsel &C.
gagged upon the case are Chas O'Connor, VIM.
II. Evarts, Caleb Gushing and j udse Black-
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THE TREATY WITH RUSSIA.

IL IL believed that the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations have reported unanimously
IN favor Of the treaty for the acquisition of
Russian America; and there seems no doubt
now that the treaty will be confirmed BY the
Senate,
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COMMISSIONER OF ACRIcIIrrpr

Il u,
IL Is thought that the President will send 70
the Senate the name of Colonel Capron, ofIl-
hnois, formerly of Maryland, TO be Commis-
sioner OF Agriculture, in the place OF Hon
Isaac Newton, the present incumbent. Col.
onei Capron, for many years, has been an
extensive farmer in Illinois, and commanded
a regiment from that State through the rebel.
lion.
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson &c Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows

bonos In nome and foreign markets as follows !:
NEW YORK. April s.-lst Board-U. S. 1881
coupon 6's, 100; do. 5-2Gs, I09n; L. ). SIS
1870 $, Coupons, sS Mo. State 6's, LOG; Canton
Co.,AA Cumberld Coal 20 prerd, 30; Quick
silver Mining Co. 81; New York Central X r.,
100A Erie Railway, ssh: Hudson River X. r.,
l36; Reading X. r., 1914; Michigan Central
X X, 1C1x; Michigan Southern and N Indiana
X X, 1Ubi do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Cen
tral X. r., ia; Cleveland and Pittsburg R.R.,
-; Chicago and Northwestern r. r., 331 ;
do. preferred 81; Cleveland and Toledo Il
X, 1lex; Chicago and Rock Island r. r. g Z :
PitIsbUrg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. r
92H; Ohio and Mississippi Oertihcates, -;
Pacific Mail, 1909.
LONDON, April s-Noon.-CodsoIs, 9ox; Erie,
81; Bonds, Az
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DISPOSAL OF PTRLIC LANDS

The Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee has received returns showing an aggregate
disposal of 10 $40 acres of the public lands
during the month OF March last at the follow
ing local ofhces:-Nebraska City. Nebraska.
o,S-f acres; Tayler's Falls, Minnesota. 3337
acres Inc greater portion of the lanu was
taken under the homestead law for actual SGT
Element and cultivation, and the remaindsr
sold for cash and located with Agricultural
college scrip and Military warrants.
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PATENTS TO BIZ IssUED.-For the week end :
ing on Tuesday, the 10Th instant, 226 patents
Will be issued from the Patent Once. During
the past week about $50 applications and
caveats have been filed.
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From New York.
THE PANIC IN THE MONEY MARKET
WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND
PRUSSIA.
GREAT DECLINE IN J.2O's.
Especial TO the star |

SpeclaI 10 the otar
NEW YORK, April S.-Goid Is extremely &C
tive, owing to the news from Europe. Gold
opened at 1873 8, and is now quoted at 135b.
There are rumors on the street of a war be.
tween France and Prussia, and great decline
in U. S 5.2Us on the other side
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~ Advices from Hayti contain the in forma
lion that President Geffrard, before fleeing to
Jamaica, had sent in his resignation as Presi-
dent new President will shortly BE-
elected
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nRY GOODS DRY GOOps!I

We have en- hand one Of the largest and best
assorted etock Of al, kinds of DIZZY GOODS this
side Of Now York. One OF the firm Is nov IN New
York, and we are daily In receipt Of New Goods
We sell all goods at the low est ca IN prices
WIN. Il, RILEY BRO,
No. So Central Stores, bss. eth and 6th SITS,
~ S-6t Opposite Centre Market
DBRye EXPOsITION-PREMIUM PIOK LED
l. OfeTBRS.-The undersigned re- -
specially H. form. the public that he In ~
IL now packing his PREMIUM Pho ~h
KILLED. OYSTERS Tor the PARiSEX.
POSITION. Tbey are the finest ever ~
offered to the public. Persons wishing to avail
themselves OF getting these Oysters viii find IL
warranted to keep IN q perfect state during the
entire summer. Nothing makes so fine a In nch
for families. To be had at Old Fort Denanos, No.
2sl corner Eleventh and streets
sp86t THE ORIGINAL HARvEY'S
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.orf
i Der has obtained from the 0rphsns' Court OF
Washington County In the District of Columbia
letters testameRtary on the personal estate Of
Samuel j. Grimes, late Of w ashington city D. O.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with tho vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of April next; they
may otherwise By Law be excluded from oil benefit
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April.
sp S-Iawsw' Administratri1.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
DO,
On he mornins Of the first Monday a April, 1851
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Release of n Eenian

TORONTO. April e.-One OF the Fenian con
victs named Common has been released from
prison at Kingston. Conner is a CANADIAN and
~ is said that mis- release is owing to petition
from mum Der of persons living in the neigh /.
borhood of his home.
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SRsAToR SUMNER has not started for Eu
rope, a. autographed from here, and we lear
hat he does NOT propose going there.
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Rauk Gfatsmeut

NEW YORK, April s.-Decrease in loans.
- oi ~ deposits, Si,6le,00U legal tenders,
So 900; increase in specie, SIO5,OO0.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

j. HENRY WILSON has received hts supply
OF GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season
All orders promptly and Faithfully executed,
Good Goods, good work, and we'll Il ting g.r
ments guaranteed in Gil cases.
general supply of gentlemen s FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georgetown, ID. O.,
North side Bridge street
ap S2w next door east from Bank of Commerce
CHEAPEB than EyER-Just received At
~ MlLLERS, 101 Bridge street 0eor eetovn
ID. y, large stock OF spring and Summer Goods
emoraclng choice Dress Goods in the latest novel
ties. Also, so yards Calicoes at I25, rs Is-I 20
cents; Bleached and Unblesched Muslins TO- Ia ,
Is Is 20 gents; superior Shifting Is cents; house
skirts, ParasOls, shawls, Gloves, Corsets Hosisry
and Notions. Our Goods have been purch ased for
cash aimee the recent Decline and great bsr aims
may be expected BY all who may favor us with a
NH 26-lm- BENJAMIN MILLER
Wa. WEE W,HaaaArLEY,s PREMIgM STEAM
EsTABLISHMENT,
Vmce, NO ~ Jefferson St, Georgetown d. O.
Established In 1881; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute. 1887; rebuilt 1855, and is
lishment Of the kind In this section OF country
Dyeins and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Irpiy thankful for. past f.vors, the subscriber
Goods received and returnedb by express WITH the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once ad dress, Lock Box No So
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
when II 10 closed ct 81 .. N. fe l6-6m
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $751;, BIS So
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OHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTEBMINATORil

OHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTBBMINATOR
FOB REMOVING SUPERFLU0US HAIR
To the ladies especially. this inv aluable dspila
pensible article to female beauty, 10 easily an.
Piled, does not burn or tnjure the ska, but acts
suIerfiuous hair from low forshesds, or from sny
other part Of the body Totally and redi
csny .atirleting the same. leaving the skin soft
used by the French and is She only real efectu Al
depilsioTy In existence. Price IS cents per pack.
order, by "
BERGER. SHUTS CO.. Chemists,
$50 River street. Troy, n Y,
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FURTHER DISTURBANCE IL THR Coal Rs
sloN-IrDopS OrdSred Ot,f 10 QaelT y5s Pr :
The sheriff of Luzerne county, pa ,sia-
graphtd on Saturday 10 the Governor thai a
liot existed In HaZleton and Foster toVnshins
III that county: that his authority was er
hausted without success; that an armed ana
organized force was necess ary: and that no
wished an order calling out Capt EIIis's com.
pany OF wyoming veterans. Soon after Giant
EIIis teiegTaphed that the sheriff had or tered
nun out 10 Quell the riot. and asked for fur
ther orders. The Governor subseonentIr ,aia
fraphed TO prominent citizens OF Luzsrna
county VINO ad yIsed him as to the CIV .ct con
dlilon or affairs, and then sent an order IN kIiis
oroerlng him 70 hold his company in readiness
Ior luftner orders, but In no event to move
Winout an order from him. It's uDoficIaIlv
understood that the cause OF the riot is a 500
Iof higher wages, the majority attemptir1 n
prevent the minority from WORKING Fiits,.
company Is composed of war worn We Grams.
CoNsKRVATIyECOSyEN IN TENNpsspp
The Conservative Union county convan,inn
heio IN Chattanooga, Tenn. SATURDAY. nigbt
I'D eiect deiegatss to the State con yenrion rim
OUT distinction of race or color, Consisted ~
ABOUT nve hundred colored and three hu ndred
were all original Union men, and the spea ksrs
were or the same class. The meeting vas
addressed by William Fletcher a Ieat,ns
coiored citizen. He said IL he was f1t 10 vote
u. was mt 10 sit IN the Jury box, ana hold
ONCE. he had been told that m (,onsaryatiSas
we're hostile 10 the cOlored man, but what no
Ilad learned to- night bad set him to thinkjpo
lie was gong 10 read, study, and vote for h,n, :
s"lf Inc Radicals say they are gong IN carry
All Inc States, so they would not miss him
ipe speech was greeted with applause. The
resolutions favor a return TO the i,ons,,t,,;on
oppose Governor Brownlow: favor n 49,
iioerai schooi law, and an economical sdmio
istraiion OF the government
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WM. II. WHkArLEYs PREMIUM STEAM
w DHElH9 AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT

sos NINTH STREET sos
FOUR DOORS NORTH OF ID STREET.
(seatsn Hall Building
WALL PAPERs,
WINDOW SRADES.
SHADE HOLLANDS,
CANTON MATING,
TABLE AND FLoOn UIL CLOrH
GILT C0RNICIe,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs, &C., &c.
fHe assortment Of the above Goods In store.
and for sale CHEAP FOB CASH
kIDWELL & HENDERSON,
NH % I'm sos 9Th street.
EACELSI0B BXOELSIORl!
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VIM. Huntington, cashier of the Eir.t
National Bank of Washington, ID @ do solennlv
swear that the above statement true to the bs,,
II my know &c and belief
tsisnedJ VIM. 3. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
DiHr'n Of Cblunbia. County OF Washington.
SworB and subscribe before nae this 5th day of
April, 1851 tSigned,l
aps1 N. CALLAN, Notary Public.
YOUNG AMEBIOA PERIODICAL AND or
CAB STORE
All the popular WEEKLIEO AID MAGAZINrs
Gray's genuine PAPER COLLARS
EUGENE 0UILFORD BRO
Apo-3t new York av., bet. 10th and II th sts
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WEBB BEVERIDGE
Have now in stsre full stock, for the spripp
CHINA. GLASS, AND CROCKERY, o
To which they invite the attention of
HOUSEKEEPERS
an PL al Esher I1HrssRa:: ns
Class Handsome DINNERSETs Just received
p6-ot ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th az
TO BUILDERS, MAsONs. &c.
Proposals will be received for furnishing all Ia
Dor and material required for the alterations of
Christ Churcn GEORGETOWN. d. g.. until II o clock
Bio must be for each kind Of work. CARPENTER.
The plans and specifications can be seen after
Monasy the 9Th instant. at the Office Of Charles
gIess street, 0eorg &c town. D. o opposite the Post
ONCE, where the architects will be In ttend ance
during Thursday, the nth instant to i've Any in.
formation desired ~ -"
Rev. w. W. WILLIAMS,
J. ID. URTZ.
W. D. B0GGS,
J. B, DAVIDSON,
OaA6. M. MATTHEWS,
ap dtIh Oonmitt.e
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rI o.O.F -GRANDL OD9E-rher .su.
HRDN EsnaY Ar EvEnHs ssfin S o Si,i be nsd
o'clock: laps sti PA. sW 1 EIhse a. set Ct
HFI -OULU MBIA LODGE r. NO .o--
meeting TSis 1s21ss1id e :st.Id ;Dsc:
arrangements for the funeral Of Srothsr
'5aa 4 to
1SATTENTION; REPUBLIOANs There
3 fsFfsS ~ :sa g. q az
'ii';jP ~ +. ,'''
U cfs $S,. ffShh s Esiis n JUS
Cor Srss. entitled f.s"s 'S Ssa &C. Of
Solum Sfs and for other pur D. ses spproved S.S,
iusr' r. 1867 the Court establishes the follow.
RULES OF PRACTICE:
Every Justice ofthe Pesce shall keep in bound
BOOK DOCKET, In " hich he ehall enter
J. The name Of the plsintir aud defendant;
.nm Of mSesv hs ne aeti9n or proceeding, and il
3 The date Of tn. summons. and tn. time Of Il.
meDt OF the fact; ''A'''
& Tho linn: when the parties. or either Of them,
,,G: brief st.tsmsn. Of the n.tur. Of the plain
G%'Isr statement Of sst-on and the amount esti.
o The demand Of . trial BY iury-wAsn the
same Is made.and BY whom made: the orders for
,ne ana tne time appointed for trial. and re-
7: Tic name: Of tn. Juror. who appear an. ar.
Sso.s raans.s lanes Oh Inc witnesses sworn, and st
IS II. verdict of the jury, and when received.
and diseS S.rIss:rs'd' the fact
y The Judsmsnt rendered, specifying the time
u the ofheer to whom dsiivsrsSi the renewals
.ns &. tim. . as.i having been
nsid taereon, and when, and to whsm, and b.
All FFSSsr.. asIs g % cI:sf
0SL I.Tbs Comuittae to make AZ
81 SH The es.s 81, S hold
attend ance 10 essential. ape A.
~CENTRAL BUILDING AssOOTATION-
RRisf "a FOR The TIE !,
TUESDAY, EvENiSe the oh ins aaesr At 09
spSa Wv. MOORE. Secretary.
IHTsPEcIAL ~ nETTlNG OF THE BoARD
nj h 81 S III q ssd at
On s..ls:
Gissesi o. ~ S u ls,si ~ sns. name. with W.
s.s:s, " 'n' i II sxs i d.' Secretary
~RHGlsTRY N0TIOR.-Netice :. her.nv
given TO al qualified voters in thsF eURTH
w51D tns. sns Judeee OF Election appointed 10
HISSy,s,d1 rssIus,y s. lss, snstled Get to pun
and for other purposes. will be I'm session "a IT,
T nav 1euPet, ohs~ssS City Han, on MON.
9th and 10th, from 3 90 O'Clock . m and '. an
TUESDAY. April llth, from 4 10 g o;cIoct
their names, - :
spsf g.. v. H0YHs, Secretary.
nTRIGlsTEs's OFFICE.
Nofiee is k,,sby s,ren that the Licenses Issued
to owners Of Wagons, Csrts, and Drays viii %.
Licenses must be renewed, In. complioncs With
Law, 81 this off within ten days after that time
.,.o SAMUEL Z, DOUGLASS,
epldth1lo ReGistsr.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
SOMETHING NICE FOB THE SICK-PRU.
- NELLAS. Also, sweet ORANGES PRIMES
from Daniel 81. Anant. and Layer Figs I'D Va
nills Ice Cream, at WALLAOEs. SIS High Il ,
Georgetown. Is. q. snSys
NEW SPRING GOODS.
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kksHTAUhlNG, DYEIN0 AND REPAIRING
- sThAW HATS and BONN ETS can be done st
LEWIS BAARS
81 Market space.
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lust RBCEIVED, RIAL CLUNY COLA Rs
- iron Tee, Sc, 81, 81. 60 So 50 apiece
LEWIS BAAR,
80 Market Space.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHIHeroH, April S, 1857.
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the foliow,ns ouA.
tations of Government securiues:s
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~ April ], 1867.
TO owners Of wagons, Carts, and DrsyS viii s AZ
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