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BEsurPUL PAINTIHGs.--Ye sterday morn
Dg, a We were passing down Seventh street, a
ew djop above Odd Fellows Hail. we observed
eyerll beautiful pictures, evidently drawn by
aastef hand. in the window of the paper.hang-
ng ahl upholstering establishment Of Mr.. ].
uarkriIer, Among these was a pile Of dark
carlst oolored peaches, that had just tumbled
nut of the basket on the beautiful green grass
they looked so tempting that ones mouth wat
red In advance of the peach season. Another
painting, that of large dog in the act Of point.
nsn a couple Of quails, in plat of large coarse
grass and underground bushes, we did not ad.
nlb SO much. The dogs expression does not
appear at all natural and the color OF the quails
appears to be quite defective. Otherwise, the
picture Is good one, and We would say to the
Artist who produced this picture, practice and
perseverance will remedy all the defects appa'
rent.
Two other pictures in the same window (mates)
attracted our attention particularly, as being
good productions Of the artists brush. One oil
these, a "scsne on the Connecticut River, a
hne, light sailing craft rounding an abrupt blut,
presents q very natural appearance, and forclbly
reminds ono OF tho Happy Twelve" The
mate to this, also painted by Mr.. Wilson, repre-
sents Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y, and IL
equally as good as the other. We admire Mr.
Markriter's taste, as also his wall papert and
picture frames.
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NoDrENED.-The Secretary of War
not bel in tho city yesterday, the bids for fur.
nishingpe War Department with stationery for
the fisdS year ending the S0th Of June, 1868,
were noPened, as was announced to be by ad-
vertiSemt. The bids for supplying slate for
the roof 3he Treasury extension were not opened
either WIFere inlor med
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SANITR CoMPANY.-Twelve written and
rty-twot erbal notices were served yeSter.
day on tsons having nuisAnoeB existing on
their pre4es Sixty.tWo barrels Of lime have
been suPRd in small quantities to b14 families
(colored) the Island, for WhitewAshing their
PREMISES I'D which has all been completed.
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PARoCHIAL SCHooL.-The awards and
distributions OF prizes to the 81. Aloysus Church
Paroohial School took place yesterday morning.
some 800 pupils are enrolled In the school, and
the exercises were very interesting Misses Mary
Sullivan, Mary Hickey, and Mary J. HolIohan
were awarded the first prize of silver medals, az
also crown' Misses Ella Divine, Mary Torrcns,
Bridget Hardrehan, Mary Mason, Kate Conner,
Mary Drew, Teresa Martin and Annie Lee were
also awarded crowns, and some twenty Ave others
received rewards Of merit In the form Of books.
This school is under the charge Of the Sisters Of
the Convent of Mercy, and the distribution OF
the prizes was mado BY Rev. Father Wiget, who
addressed the children In complimentary terms at
the close Of the examination and award.
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REcEPTIoS or THE PRESIDENT AT BALTI-
HoRE.--President johnson arrived at Baltimore,
yesterday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, and was re-.
csived by the Mayor and city authorities at the
intersection Of Broadway and Canton avenue,
and from thence escorted to Barnum's hotel,
where the Inequalities Of the city were rendered
him, After Partaking of q aumptuous banquet,
Mr.. johnson visited Druid Hill Park, and dur
Ing the evening received the citizen. This
morning the President leaves for Annapolis, Md,
on the steamer Samuel ]. PentI
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CAUrIoS.-1'hat the practice of poison.
ing meat, and throwing II into the streets In the
hope OF poisoning dogs, may not prevail hero,
We would state that little boy, named Samuel
jackson, came nigh losing his life In Baltimore,
Yesterday, BY picking up a piece of meat in the
pose Of killing dogs 49, and sailing IT, Two emi,
nent physicians were Immediately summoned to
tne relief Of the child, and barely succeeded in
placing the sufferer out Of danger.
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I'd Work ON THE TREASURY EXTENSION

Ia WORK ON THE TREASURY EXTENSION.
-Yearday there were twenty -four brick masons
at vol on the new Treasury extension, six more
than pre- at work at the time the strike 90.
CURED These are as many as can now conye.
nientlbe engaged at one time on the work.
Beside obese there are twenty eight stone ma
sons q twelve stone cutters at work. Tho
brick HsOns and stone masons and stone cutters
are unt the foremanship Of Mr.. M. Lyddan.
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MowNa.-Yesterday laborers were busy
in moving tho grass in the enclosure between
the Presidents House and tho Treasury Depart.
mont It will make splendid hay, II properly
dried
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Potamsc .,,,,...... oil 2 4-42
Fly balls caught-EmPire, d Potomac g..
Fly balls missed-EmpirCC, II Potomac, T.
Left on bases-Empire, j Potomac, b,
Home runs-Empire, 81 Potomac, 2.
Time of game, $40,
EmpirsEA. V. Robinson, Of Nationals
NOrors-EmpIrs, George Prsndsri Potomac
Mitchell
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMIsATIos.-ln the
3 ,oond district, Secondary No. 8, Miss Mary Z.
owe, teacher, was examined yesterday by MI.
bees There are some 40 scholars in the school,
cir ages varying from to II years. They
ere examined In arithmetic, physical geogra.
3 by, writing, reading, definition, 40. They were
+ II only examined In classes, but were brought
the rack personally, and Mr.. Rhees failed TO
trip them up" They were all especially good
arithmetic, and they maintained throughout
10 exercises self-po,session and GOODNESS which
attributed materially to their ready answers
les Rowe has endeayored TO bring her school
ITO line, and In tho front rank with others Of
lie same class, and, judging by the examination
ssterday, she has 80 succeeded In doing
In the Fourth district yesterday there was but
10 school examined--the Female Grammar,
,iss N. A. Amidon, teacher, located on Sixth
rect, between d and Z, Island. This school Ia
10 pride Of the district, aud IL Ia well worthy
10 estimation In which IL 10 held by not only
sohers, but Of all the citizens residing within
10 limits Of the Fourth district. During the
ANIMATION yesterday the room was densely
ironged with visitors.
Aldermen John r. Evans and Zsnas Rich
rds, Messrs Cassell, Brown, Whyte, Rev. DR..
amilton, Clark and Croggon were all present
witness and conduct the exercises. There
ere some IS scholars in the room, and the pro.
ramme as arranged developed the ability and
Proficiency OF the pupils Messrs. Richards and
hamilton conducted chiefly the examination,
nd during our sojourn In the school the learned
sntlemen had failed to catch the girls map.
ing" in one single question. The singing Of
10 scholars was charming, and "Bvangeline, ~
sung by Miss Mary Ward, assisted In the
lorus by quintetts, was beautifully rendered,
nd merited oommendation. Grammar, geogra-
by, arithmetic, writing, definition, 30, are all
Iught In the school, and IL all the grammar
'hools Of the District arc as good, Washington
~ may, with truth, boast Of the superiority oil
or educational departments.
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FURERAL OF DIR. WV. JoNEs-Yester-
day, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, the funeral Of the late
DR.. William Jones, took place from his residence,
No. 4O3 G street north. The solemn services
were performed at the residence Of deceased by
Rev DR.. Thomas Addison, Of Trinity church
A large number of distinguished citiEsns, among
whom we noticed the Hon. Mayor Wallaoh, were
present at the funeral. Tho following. named
persons acted as pall.bears: Colonel Peter @.
Washington, John A. Smith, Philip H. fsndall,
Gen. r. g Weightmau, Edward 6imms, Charles
Forrest, Major Thomas L. Smith, and Lewis
johnson. Tho remains were escorted to Oak
Hill cemetry, Georgetown, by large concourse
of mourning relatives, friends, as we'll as the
Medical Society of the District of Columbia,
the Washington Monument Society and the
Oldest Inhabitants Association. The remains
were deposited in the CorcOran vault owned by
the brothor-in law TO deceased.
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THR NEw APPRAISERS SToREs IN Pull
ADELrnIA.- Yesterday morning A. B, Mullet,
esq Supervising Architect Of the Treasury De.
partment, proceeded to Philadelphia for the
purpose of setting to work the builders In the
erection OF the new appraisers stores, on the
square bounded by Gold, Second, Lodge and
Bank streets. This structure will be composed
of brick chiefly, and will be four stories high, IS
feet front and 152 feet deep. The basement will
be used for tho storage Of coal 30, and the
boiler and engine working the machinery of the
building will also be stationed here. The first
story will be used as Offices for the torokoeper,
clerks, inspectors, woghors and guagers, packers,
examiners, 40, and partly for storSgei tho
second floor by the appraiser, his assistants and
examiners, and the third story for storage. Mr..
Mullet will return to-day.
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uEIRABLE IMPROVEMENT. Matthew
% taery, contractor, has workmeu now en-.
gageN laying handsome and substantial blue
stone ayement from the line Of the Presidents
yard lound the north and west fronts Of the
War apartment buildingj also, along tho west
frontf the Navy Department to the north line
Of thsYhite Lot. II will be completed in about
a moH. Since General Michler has been Com.
missi9r of Public Buildings much improve.
ment Is been effected.
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CoLoRED School ExANISATIoN.-Mess
imball and Newton yesterday continued on the
even tenor u their way" and examined the
hoolE corner Of Seventeenth and NJ streets.
here are eight schools In tho large building,
hich stands at the intersection Of the streets,
nd they were all visited by the two gentlemen.
Miss Rebecca Elwell has charge Of primary,
I'D has some 81 names-boys and girls-on the
III, 40 Of the scholars being present at the ex.
ninRtion. This school being tho first visited,
ne pupils were put to rather seyerer test than
1850 subsequently, examined, and some Of the
,holars did not answer so readily as their able
iacher would have desired, but, nevertheless,
ley acquitted themselves very we'll; and though
liss Elwell felt somewhat mortified at the re.
alt, yet we can assure her the school Of which
lie Is the teacher has scholars as proficient as in
ny we have yet attended.
The school Of Miss Harriet Hamilton situate
q the lower floor, was visited after Miss Elwells,
I'D the children passed a very creditable exami-
alton. There are "a names on the roll-47 OF
10 scholars being present, some rs boys and %
irls.
Miss Sophie Parsons has also primary school,
,me As scholars being present, two thirds Of
HON were boys In mental arithmetic, read
I, aud spelling the pupils done very we'll.
Miss NJ. G. Hart occupies the lower floor with
sr school, and has the names Of So scholars on
Nc roll, bi Of whom wero present. Mr.. Kimbnll
'sted the ability Of the pupils very severely,
at they generally came up to the mark.
Miss Eliza Hubbard Is in charge Of one Of the
ihoos on the upper floor and has some so
,hOlars attached to It, 46 Of whom were present.
The school Is IN intermediate, and geography
,adug, dehnitiOn, spelling, writing, DO, con.
.ituted the branches Of study in which they
we're Examined. The ordeal was satisfactorily
pAssed much to the relief Of teacher and scholars
Miss Kate q, Crane is In charge Of an Inter.
Iediate, md had 40 scholars present at the ex.
minatioi The pupils were quick In replying
, questhns propounded, and gave satisfaction
the examining committee.
Miss Iayira Wright is also in charge Of an In
Imedits, and has some ~ scholars In her
hool. They were variously exercised, and
pough few were at fault at times, they passed
fair Of mination.
Miss Julia A. Lord has charge Of the Grammar
ihool, bid has SO scholars attached to. Il. In
tograpb they were good; 10 arithmetic, fair;
ispelliig and reading, very good; In declama.
,n, god; one lad, William Bruce, reoiting
t3arbah FIitehie" In IN excellent manner. In
idsic nd gymnastics they excel over many
Their s,ioOlsi and with the closing Of the exami-
Ltion6 this school the committee ceased their
Ibors kr the day.
Mr.. znas Richards, General Whittelsey, and
Their g,ntlemen were present at some Of the
ohoolt during the exercises. In classification Of
.,xss The boys exceed the number Of girls in all
he STOOLS examined. The building Is a sub
tantii one, and admirably adapted for educa-
ionalIurposes.
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THE NATIONAL BIRTHDAY
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
NALOSTAN ISLAND.

Mr. A. RoDiBR, proprietor Of Anslostan Island, an
nouness TO the CITIZENS Of the District that he has
completed arrangements for GfaDd Pic. Mic and
Display OF Fireworks on Thursday, thu Fourth Of
July, whom families will be enabled To enjoy and
celebrate the day Ia the n i pleasant manner.
The Association Of the Oldest Inhabitants has been
Invited, aod will be present.
The Declaration OF Indsp epdouee will be read BY q
dstDg ulthed orator OF Washington on the occasion
VIII discourse elegant music during the day and
evening.
Reffeshmsuts In great abundance will be furnished
At city prices.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANoEYEaTs-(aO srAR.)
Hsn. G. Addison, N. W. sheekell,
WI Degses, Jos. Ruhos.
BALLET MAsTBR-(LoSE srAR)
Mr.. N. Punk.
FLOOR nANAoERs-tsILyEh srAR)
George PAtoo, John Stanton,
John Morgan, Isaac Pow or,
D. Tkins, Ut. Kennedy,
Philip Julien, John NJ T. Hougb,
Thomas Sullivan, Joseph Humer,
b. Ii. Hutchins, Lamdon,
Tickets fora gentleman, 90 cents; Ladies' tickets,
y cent?, no charge for children accompanied BY
Ferry frees bOsts leaving at s o'clock, a. m. aud
every i've minutes during the day and evening.
is23.stw
FLORA's FESTIVAL
ACASTArA IN THREE PARrs,
"MoRNlNG, NOON, AND NIGHT,"
By FIFTY YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES,
TIE
CALVARY BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL,
Corner Of and Eighth streets.
Under the direction Of Mr.. p. y. MBssER, In which
will appear the
QUEEN, MAIDS OF HONOR, ZEPHYRs, WATER
NYMPHs, AND FoREsTERs,"
ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY /, 1867.
To commence al ~ o'clock. Tickets % cents.
10 29.2t
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I ABOR LIEN UPON CROPS
HEhDQUaRTERs, DIsrRICT oF ALABAMA,
MnNIGON Al My 1871

HEhDQCfR1ERS, DISTRICT OF ALABhNA,I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 7, 1871. :
GENERA ORDERS, No. Is:
In order to secure to agricultural abDrcrs in the
state payment for the abor of this year, lien is
Hereby created in their fay upon the crops
on the farms on which they are respectively en-
ployed. Said lien attaches from this date and is
subordinate to prior liens.
This lien will be recognized by the several courts
and magistrates OF this State and will be enforced
by attachment to be issued by any Judge, clerk of
court of record, justice Of the peace In the
amount claimed to he due is one hundred dollars or
less il shall be returnable before Justice of the
county; and when il exceeds hundred dollars. it
shall be returnabe before court of record having
jurisdiction of such cases
Such attachment will be issued when any part of
tie crop shall hereafter be we'd or be about to
be removed without payment of the wages, and
without the consent OF the labOrer
Affidavit bel made of either eff the facts above
recited, and OF the amount of wages due or to be
come due to the iaborer, or due or to become due
for bis share OF the crop. and bond being given.
in ether of attachment, the attac hment shall
at once issue to the proper officer, to be levied
SO much of the crop produced on the plantation
shall be sufficient to supply the dem md but in
the plaintiff shall swear in his sfidavit that
he s unable 70 give security, then the Mt
shall Issue Without any security on the bond
The attachment suit shall he triable at the first
term of the courts after the execution and return
of the wit of attachment and any number OF la
hoTeTs on plantation may foin in one suit.
By command OF Breyet MAJOR General Wager
Swayne. =. G. GREENE.
Captain 18th Infantry, Brevet MAJOR L. :. A.. A.
II. &. and A. A. A. G. % Glib
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GEORGE
Affair. in Gesrxe,s~n.


FIeHrrNe-Omcer Harry Voikuss arrested
and srrAesed before Justice Baet-y, THIS
morning, q clerk, O. frieediioh. aud ooiSned
man. henry Williams, charged with nehnne.
stor-, NO ma Bridge street. where friendlice
was C. ert nd was looking st q pSir 81 psOts.
As he Wss EosnG out tue clerk told MIN 60 stop,
sho accused him OF theft, vhereupon IN. COL
oreo msn punched the clerks hesd through the
WINDOW, and neht ensued which W ss eu led
BY the appearance OF the ofiicer. The justice
fined the cclorsd man 81 50 and dismissed the
clerk.
DisoRDERLy.-Cha Curtis, ccIored, came
b fore Justice Blu key on Saturday, for bets z
dtsorderly. ard was fned 81 50, as vas X ebert
Cunningham, for being intoxicated ard cisor-
DERBY.
Tbs GIBeoN-The steamer John Gibson /.
due at her wharf. having on board a heavy
freight from New York 20 District merchants.
MERCHANTS ExCHASeE.-The following 1
the business OF the EAchange this morning
OheTings-6,Sso bushels Of red wheat, 1850
bushels of yellow corn, sal bushels OF white
corn, 500 bushels OF oats, ana 500 Do shels of
mill feed. Sales-JJo bushels OF white corn at
si2., 1,l50 bushels OF red wheat az - 81, I.eOc
do AZ - 90 100 bushels of yellow corn al
SI.2S, 5Uo do, at OIL 2s.
The PoEr.-Schooner Washington, Fields,
master. has cleared for Ieocomico; Schooner
David Collins. Townsend, master, has Cleared
for Baltimore.
BRIDGR-srREEr CHuRcH.-The eloq uent d.
vine, Rev. Newman Hall, is TO preach at this
church this evening.
TIE JAMES :. GRKEN.-The steamer James
=. Green, OF the old line, between this port and
New York, whose regular day for leaving this
port is on Friday, has not yet gone out. Ii is
understood that she will be hauled up for re-
pairs before she leaves for New YORK. Her
wheel is somewhat out OF repair.
PRoTRAoTBD MEETING. - The protracted
meeting Of the Dun barton street Methodist
Episcopal church will continue during this
week. The pastor, Rev MI. Meoauly: preached
yesterday to q large congregation. Hrs laoors
have thus far been rewarded BY some six or
seven conversions.
TIE CAsAL-Business on the canal 10 rather
bare to-day; another stone boat was locked
into the canal this morning from Rock Greek.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
To all tcho,n az may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day of
February 1853, the armed enemy g vessel Nashville
was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by vessels of
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, under
the command OF -, and that on the cath day
Of September, 1851 the same libelled and pros
ecuted in this Court, in the name of the United
states, for the reasons in the libel stated; and
that said cause will stand for trial at the City
Ball, in the city of Washington, on the FIRST
MONDAY of DECEMBER next, when and where
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed, and to
intervene for their interests.
September IS, 1857. Il. j. MEIGS,
&C -2awtd Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TT'HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLI MBIA, HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
To oil tchom ~ mog concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 10th day of
February. 1867 the armed enemy s vessels Sea Bird
Fanny Forrest, and Black Warrior were attao ked /.
sunk. and destroyed by vessels of the United States
belonging to the North Atlantic Bockading squad
ron, under the command of Rear Admiral j +. C.
Rowan; and that on the Both day of October, ISL,
the libel stated and that said will stand for
trial at the City Hall, in the city of Washington,
on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and To intervene for their interests.
October 80, 1857. Il. .MEIGS,
mol -2awtDec2 Republican, Clerk
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'J'HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOB THE

To all chon IL may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day of
March, 1862, the armed enemy 3 steamer Manassas
WAS attacked. sunk, and destroyed by the United
States vessel Mississippi. belonging to the Missis
sippi Squadron, under the command Of Commodore
smith, and that on the oath day Of September,
1851 the same was libelled and prosecuted In this
Court in the name of the United States, for the
reasons in the libel stated: and that said cause
will stand for trial at the City Hall in the city of
Washington en- the FIRST MONDAY ofDECEM-
Der next, when and where all persons warned
to appear to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed and to for their interests
September q, 1867. Z. J. MEIGS,
&C l-2awtd Clerk.
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DIED..

BURROUGHS, On the morning of the 18th at
5o'clock, after q painful illness, WILLIAM BUR
ROUGHS, formerly Of ST. Mary 3 county, Nd, but
for the Ast twenty seven years a resident of this
city in the list year of his sRe.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
deDce, No. % l31s street south; Tomorrow after
noon at Q clock. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore papers and ST. Mary's Beacon pie
COPY.
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GENTS FURNIeHING GooDs-MessYs
Franc Goldman have opened ~ their new
store, Mar BILE Ha 4. As Eta street, 8 splendid
stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods, which
they are prepared to sell at the cheapest rates.
Read their advertisement ia our paper to-
day, and then give them q call.
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CHARMING CLOTHES for cold weather. The
melting (Meltonl suits for gentlemen: price
sls- 10 per cent oH-Sl0.s0 net. at Henniag's
One Price Store. corner 'th street and Mary
land avenue. To remove about January LIST
20 No. 5il 5th 81 Intelligencer Building.
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BLANKETS or ALL CoLORs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIan-
kets, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for 50 So
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &C.
ADAMsOR's, 500 9th ST.,
Ills one door from Penn. Ayepue
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LOCAL NEWS.

ADJUSTMENTS. &c, TONIGHT
NATIONAL THEATKR -Miss Maggie Mitch
ell as TIE Little Barefoot"
WALLS OPERA HUUsE.-Mrs. Baa der IS
elizabeth o. England
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CITY ITEMS.

AUCTION SAILS To-MoRRow.-Cooper a.
LsumeE will s-ti, at their auction rooms. st 10
o'c'ock a N French Mirrors, Pianos, Rack
Wsin NJ, Osk. and Painted Furniture, Brus-
sells and Three ply Carpets, 80, &c.
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JEwRLRY.--Jet Sets, Coral Setts, Cut Steel
Sc ts, Ladies Companions, SateheIs, Silver
plated Spoons and Forks, received this moru-
ing, at Prieg's One Dollar JewelryStore, No.
4SS Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak street.