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ALEXANDRIA ITKMs.-The Ga-e't, of yester-
day, says: .t.
Navigation on the Alexandria Canal after a
total suspension for six years. has again been
resumed, and, with, every one interes ted in
Alexandrias future prosperity will be pleased
TO learn, every prospect of an unIn terru pied
American Coal Company's boat the J. w
Wellington. from Cumberland, with coal for
the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory. al this city,
arrived here at half past two O'Clock this
morning, and is now discharging cargo at the
basin. The boat A. NJ. Myers, also from
Gum berland. with coal for the American Coal
Co, arrived here later this morning, and is
discharging cargo al that Company's depot
north of Fishtown
Five thousand dollars having been appro-
prlated by Congress to repair the Long Bridge
TIE Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Company are TO pat their road in order and
have already had constructed a new bridge TO
span the gap IN the causeway on Mason'sl Is
last winter. .
The fish benches in the Market House this
morning, were quite well flied with shad
herring, ROCK, perch, &c The supply was
better than we have seen any day before this
Spring. Shad wereioffered at si.2O and 81 3
per pair; rock from 80 cts to - according to
size herrnes 30 cts. per punch; white perch 80
cts. per bunch.
disturbance and fight occurred at Camp
Distribution, near this city, yesterday, bet ween
an employee OF the Freedmen's Bureau and
some OF the men employed there by tue - uar-
termaster's Depar tment. 1t rs stated that the
Bureau man was severely beaten. - -
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Affairs in Charlpston, $. Collection
- For hidden by the Milltarx

CHARLRsToE, :. G., April 3-Tbe Rosrd of
TRADE banquet, laat night, was a brilliant af.
Iair Sovernor Orr made an elaborate speech
counseihnga prompt compliance with the re.
quirpments of Congress - :.
GENERAL Sickles also spoke, foreshado wing
IN general terms his policy as district COM
mander He has issued an order prohibiting
eiectioas Tor the present, and announcing that
ne VIII appoint sherrffs and other civil Off GERS
upon the expiration of the terms OF the pres
ent cum PEtR p
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PAIENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of VILLA MMANH. of PSii..
e. patent sr, mt TO him Jannary H. 1855. Ante.
ffsse e. GSpyi1g PsIsr, or :syen years from
IN ons 81. 5,S OF said patent which took place
hsying been authorized by act Of Gonsrsss:
is ordered that the aaii petition be heard at
the Patent once On NOR DAY, The 10th day Of
sotin:d to aIpea5 and show cause, Il any they
al, rsrs9 1 Sp.ssns the required to
s sst forth n ~rting. e; iss.t eesY days before
party 10 be used n the sad hsasia n,0d Py either
and transmitted in accordance With the rulss
ton. = . 4 .'0~~ 0n SPphca-
te.timony must % nIed in the once t,csntv da9
before the day Of hearing; the argumsSts' ii anT.
within .eS days aissr alins the te.timony
the Republican and the Intelligence, " sshi nston
once week Tor three SUGGEST ve week.: tha :; r.t
OF oaii publications to be at least sixty days IRE
vious to the day Of hearing:
Commissioner Of Patspi,
r. s.-Editor. Of the above papers viii Dies..
paper containing this notice Al sisvsw"
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PEEscNAL-John Htz Esq, Cons nj General
for switzerland, has left this city for New
York, 70 sail in the steamer Hermann on the
18th for Europe, where he proposes TO spend
some time. Mr.. Hut has large circle o:
friends here 10 wish him pleasant voyage
and safe return 10 this city, where he has
distinguished himself by his useful and hon.
Orable career.
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ARMY ORDERS

Brevet Major General John q. -Robnson,
Colonel iid Infantry, relieved from former
duty and ordered 10 his regiment at his own
request; three months delay granted him
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel J. II. Gibson, Assistant
surgeon. transferred from the Department OF
the East TO the District OF New Mexico Bre vet
MAJOR John Brooke. Assistant Surgeon, re-
heved from duty in New Mexico and ordered
to report to Surgeon General for assignment
IN d.
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SUCCESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN HAYrr-
There is a report which needs confirmation 10
the effect that the revolution whis for some
time was organized in Hayti against the Gov
ernnent OF President Genrard has tr.ump hed,
and that Gefrard embarked on board OF a
French vessel of war and has taken refuge in
Jamaica ------ ~ y -
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NIw sPBIHa GOODS.

j. HENRY WILSON has received his sup ply
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 Fl ttipg gar
ments guaranteed in Gil cases.
general supply Of gentlemen s r FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. rr. .
50 Er 0eorgsto q, D. @
North side Bridge street,
ap3 Nv next door east from Bank of Com mercs
EXCELSIOR. EXOELsIOR -
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THE WHITE HOESP

very large number OF visitors were a. the
Executive Mansion to-day. the halIs and ante.
roora being crowded. Many succeeded In
having an audience with the President, but
large number had to 60 without obtaining an
interview. Several Senators and Represen-
tatives had an interview with the Presiden,
this forenoon.
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoS.-Rhode Island
holds her election to-day, when a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and other State officers,
besides two Representatives TO Congress, and
members OF the General Assembly. will be
elected. The republicans carried rAe state
last year by majority OF 5,3sl. and their GEN
eral success to- day Is conceded
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REJko TED CL AINs.-The Alexandria JoDrpq7
says Among the claims reie cted at the F.x.
ecutive Departments during the past few
months We're several from this neighborhood.
among them the claims of the Mt Vernon
Cotton Manufacturing Co, the Catholic
church AT Frederic ksburg, VIM. II. Irwin, the
manassas Gap Railroad Co. and Mrs Nj. IT.
win.
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~The Aneriean JoarNdt Of HorticaVtar,. for
AprIi. Is capital number, showing tna, they
(the publishers. Tilton Il Co, Boston, mean to
make II first Of its class in matter, illustration
and style Of execution. -
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cortter-The
case OF the United States agt Messrs ]. ID,
and A, r. Hoover, action to recover the
amount OF the bond as security for Major
Sutbei land, formerly Qnartermas ter of the
Marine Corps, is still on trial
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Il T " - =.
AUBURN GOLDEN, ,FLAXEN AND sILKEN

produced bS the use of Prof DE BREUX, FRI
skk LECHkVEUN. One sp plicatien warranted
either sex into wavy rinslets. or heavy MASSIVE
ouIis Hes been nsed BY the fash onables Of Paris
Toss no injnry to the hair. Price 81 mail. ssalsd
and postpaid, 81 Dese,iptiys circulars mailed
lets, No. 2s5 River street, Troy, New York1 ,Ia
agents for the United States. APPS dkweoiy
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w n = ....# or
W AND
-l-g NUSTACHBS.
Forced 10 grow upon the sInootest face in from
I u !. s 70 I'VE weeks By uslng DIR. SEvIGHE s
nInTA UhATAURO GA PILLAlRE, the m ost won
uerInt oiecovery In modern science, acting DO
tne Beard and Hair In almost mIrscu isus "a an
ner 1t 81 been used BY the elite Of Paris and
OF All purchasers viii! be registered, aud il entire
siscu9n Is rot given in every instance, the
sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive circulars and
ssets , NJ matlea free. address. BKkdER,
Quits w. Chemisss, No. ass Biz er sire ct ,
5Ioy, new nork. Sole agslts for the u Lifted
ctsIce. 3-dSwsoly
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RELIGIoCs-The Presbytery of Potomac
met Today, In accordance with previous
agreement, at Falls Church, about nine miles
from this city Several of the Delegates
lefi this city to-day for that village on the
Alexandria. Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road. This Presbvtery includes within its
JURISDICTION OF this City. AIeyandrin Jol.rnnL 2A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

AhoSGT NAMES mentioned for he DO
sition OF Com missioner OF Agriculture are those
GRO. Judd, OF the A'"etleoN AgricuItaroIist and
Horace Cspron, OF Illinois, formerly an agri-
culturalist Of note in Maryland
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FoREIGNFRUITs.-The fresh MaIagagrapes,
chol'e bananas, new crop maple sugar
oranges ard lemons inst received at J Pear.
SOL on Sun street, are calculated 10 make the
month water.
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lcrEp.-Among. The nominations re.
jscted by the Senate, in Executive session,
yesterday, was that OF MI. G. @. Kennedy,
for Com missioner OF Agricuiture.sztsr - 49,
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CHIEF CLERK OF THE AGRICULTURAL DE.
-

Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF A gri-
culture. has appointed Mr.. Z. l.. Barker, of
Rhode Island, as Chief CLERK Of the Depart
inert, wee CT. B. Newton. resigned. Mr.. b.
formerly held the position OF Assistant Pro.
napolis -
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Impartial Suffrage Kansas

TOPEKA, KANSAS. April "A convention
session mere. Lucy Stone and Black well are
In attendance. The object OF the association a
20 carry the female suffrage clause as well as
the negro. ''-7700 :. 80
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'' Fire. .
PHitADELrHIA, April 3.-The extensive
WOODEN mills OF h. Rehofeld, at Msnayunk,
were burned last night. Loss 100000: ins ursd
for $lS,UeD 'i ..- TT. n. -
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8 T b Oh o q Y.
8 T b O-LO 0Y.
THE WORLD ASTONISHRD
AT THE WONDERFUL REvKLATIoNs
MADE BY TIL GREAT ASTRoLOGIsT,
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO-

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
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spessy marriages and tells you the very DAY you
crsracteristics OF the peuon. She reads yo1r
powers unveils the dark aud hidden mysteries of
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positions OF the planets end the xed stere in tbe
heavens at the time OF birth, she deduces the
future destiny OF man Fail not to consuIf the
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q II In person. full and explicit chart Written
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s nS Oh orrespondencs returned or destroyed.
desiring them Write plainly the day q the month
ssst Ssis n TniSh you were bern. inclOsins .
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SHSAroR wILsos has gone 70 Richmond,
and may perhaps make public speech there
to-day. the anniversary Of the capture Of
that city errTt f. 60 r 90 -ffsf.r r.. -
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Affsirs IN Gesrx.tswn.

The MERCHANTS ExoHASeE-Reii,f for
the Sonh.-At the Merchants Exchange" this
Ieeo bushels red wheat 500 bushels white
wheat, i,20O bushels cats, 500 bushels meal, 20
bushels rye, $50 bbis. extra flour, sJO bbls. cat
extra, go bois. nne, $50 bills. family, 300 bbis.
supers. Sales-3e0 bushels oats, IS cents $50
bushels yellow meal, 81; 30 bushels rye, ~ 80;
i,4C0 bushels corn, 81 o. TO 81 o.; lot of ordi-
nary red wheat, 3 IS l,000 Bushels red wheat,
1929 small lotyellow corn. damaged II 02
extra flour, si4x to Si5S; cut extra, SI3'to
Sl3S; family, SiGk 20 SIM.
At the close of business transactions the
members OF the Board were called 10 order by
the President who stated that the direct OF the
meeting was 10 take action in regard 10 OBJ
tanning and forwarding provisions TO the
destitute people Of the Southern States The
Rev w, w Williams. of this city. was INTRO
duced, and made some statements as TO the
actual suffering that existed in thai section of
country. On motion, Messrs, J ohm ]. BealI
D-L shoemaker, Jas. WEIGH, Benz. Darby. F.
ID Hartly, and Jenkfn Thcmas Were appointed
committee 70 receive subscriptions Of money
ana provisions. Much interest in the adj
vancement of the object was manifested
lMPoyENErT.-The season for building hav-
tng fatriy opeued, a number of very hand
some improvements have been common ced
ana those suspended by the close of the last
sSason are rapidly approaching Completion
contract with j. J. Kane builder, for the
erection OF three 3-story frame dwellings at
the corner Of Prospect and Lingan streets, to
SPRING STYLE DRESS GooDs.-The advan-
tag O. neat, ST. leish and comfortable suit of
clothes are not to be de n ied The attention OF
those who wish TO replenish their WARDROBE is
called 10 the advertisement OF Mr. Wilson, the
weH-known merchant tailor on Bridge near
Congress. In to-day's Star. He has lust re.
celved large and varied stock of new spring
goods, which be Is making up IN Fashionable
style, and guarantees TO give his customers
fits. ...
THE CANAL.-Arrvsd-Boa James Shaw,
woed to market: Mary, light: M A. Myers,
lola tons coal to American Co; Fanny Ort-
man, 1884 tons coal TO Central Co A number
OF boats with produce, &c, have arrived but
not registered. and others are reported on the
way.
THR AoUKDrCT.-Since the opening Of the
Aqueduct three boats have passed over to the
Alexandria canal, all laden with coal
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VThs samples Of their new perfumed note
paper and envelopes sent as by Philip & Solo.
mons are exq uisiteiy dainty and fragrant.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WEDNKspAY. April

SKNATE.-After prayer by the Chaps lain, ana
the reading Of the journal OF yesterday the
Senate. On motion OF Mr.. Ramsey. went IN 70
executive session.
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IT Is BELIEVED that the Senate will re-
jeet ths nomination Of Gen. Sol m sredith 70 be
Survevor General Of Montana. o- 80
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20 HASTELLAR'S
HAlR KXTERMINATORt,

FOB REMOVING sUPERFLUoUs HAIR
70 the ladies especially, this nvalua sls dspiIa
tofy Iecommsnds ITSELF as being an almost indi,
IneS does net burn or injure the skin but Acts
directly on the roots. 1t Is warranted te remote
ether part OF the body CON Totally and rad
caLy 1urIatiIg the same, leaving tbs akin soft
omocth and natural. This ID the only articI
used BY the French, and IL the only real efeetnsl
orpllaiory In existence. Price rs cents per paok
IN order. by - - ~ : vi
BIRsER. SHUTS CO., Chemists.
2Sj Bivsr street. Troy, n Y
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o6The Phi ladslp hia Ledger detects indi-
cations OF dan ger in the loose manasement
and irregular tiles Of many Of the national
banks.
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NFTHE TWELFTH LEOTURE before the
DR. II hi TEENS
G III iTspmeneias at o'clock. Tickets: fifty
w ZENs of the FOURTH wAkp are IL.
pssHiix nTss;ps :. the G as
seven 'clock. to take such msa.ures A NAV he
Of *. Susn &:
warts .s. are cordially invited to b present. "
uY TON, No. Ali members and thoas
s; ;Iaf5s t. oin this neSly organized German
cut IN the last savings Fun2 ana the
20. non,hy 6 mi T:' A sSl
and 1h' 6g T.: %Ssss
700 '''t 2ssAR eSIfsR 9sgriaeffSss1 President,
yACQOEZ y0UvENAL Secretary. app ST.
ihs tasF RSIk kss5o
tween sth and s.h on WEpEEsDAY E '9Issi b.
le1e '0s 'sl' b q T. ess seres.ss
HSrREAsURI pEPARTMlNf, = =.
S orcs Of wGPn11GSAs5 Of ths CS,,sneg:
+ e G is ssssss
q iHsn states ssss: c s Be PEI.
s,s OF The same At the T,essury Of the United
NH =7.wr Comptroller Of The U1tr enc;
F TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
~. 1@et % HIn ~, .t 81 ,1s CnrrsHey,,
s.sS % sh Bank s
the s nG:s' r. Dr. .st
OF Inc same at the T5ss.ary Of the United
mnN.wa Comptroller Of 4 the stUS Sflsae,.
HyTsEAAssSglksYy I polRARsTMllsr,
s!Tss sss f ss an 'i e.
ii Ii: pissa State. UPON sr esS
len Of the same st the Treasury Of the United
nh N.wat Comptroller Of 4 the e SCS afrsnc,y.
NFGERMAN TARe1f AssOCiATTON.-
Wy Prom the LIST Of April. and until further
iii hs sissf = iSESs
D J, ~ ~ EvERH MONTH, at71s O'Clock ,. m,
81 ~. GaakEl.s KLoMAss. President.
HILL IdI,, BOILn IlS Ass!ScIa:
~ and 1ss'sy R..s
Ia, gnnspAf NIGHT, a. 8 o'clock. A premium
'ss 3. W. T. 'oass sssss.:,,
NFREGIsTER's OFFICE.
ns,,ss Is hsyssy green, that the Licenses issued
rire on the Il rst Monday in April, and that said
h,e ns =, I'M must be renewed In compliance With
,rs,.,,s AaSiE y s'' sSHs s;.;:.
REGISTRY NOTICE. Notice i. hereby
d. given TO all Qualifed voters in the THIN
WAnD that the Judges of Election appointed to
reslster voters under the act of Congress- sp-
ish illegal voting in the District OF Ooluubia.
ami Tor other purposes, will be in session Al thS
BA1 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURS
OAi. prtl lst, ID, Sd and 4th. from to o'ciock
their names ~ 'e0o'~sn
d nah otf - s. UOYHa as.,o.
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ChERKS OFFICE, = -
~ HOUSE BRPR RsENrArIvEs, UNITED HrArls
WASHINGTON, April 1, 1851
Sealed ProIosAls will Be received at this sfiios
snunH oclock OF TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
nkIi, A v 1857 Tor Keeping rest an rant OF the
0eose OF kepreee ntstives of the United States in
accordance with the terms OF the an uex ed reso
uon the Restaurant to be kept open d. ring the
entire year, except Sundays
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk.
TEBRUARY q, 1857
Ordered. That the privilege 81 keeping the Res
lows: IVA
Propos ais therefor shall be received by the CLERK
Of House MP to noon Of March l., 1857 and hi.
ennially thereafter and shall be ened BY him. IN
the presence OF two witnesses, and be By him
awardsd TO the most suitable person. having also
IeIeISnce 70 the smsuat Of money offer Cd for the
privilege, and the capacity of the bidder for the
nusiness accompanying the proposals must be
inc name OF one or more persons who are willing
20 become sureftes In the sum Of enc Thousand dol.
IsIs Tor the faithful Performance Of the duties of
seid Keeper; and possession of the premises shall
be given BY the Clerk TO said bidder pom his exc
ontiDg bonA In the sum Of one thousand dollars,
v,n s9mcient suretfss. for the proper discharge
OF ms dutiss and Tor the careful uss Of the prop
Sly ea. OF the GoYernment entrusted 70 him. Such
Of be House. And the amount Of money thus bid
and accepted shall be paid TO the said CLERK one
half on the nrst Monday of December next after
me date OF the bond, aud the residue SIX months
tuneISaiter, ana, as received, shall be. BY said
Sierk Isia to the Ire asurer of tho National Sol.
said Institution. apS I'd
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IsrsRsAL REvssUE-4rhs recsipts nom this
source to-day were 81, 1o4, COS "a.
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lie INSUR NOE.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90
Of PhilsdelDhia, -


VIM ftone, IT., Lawyer, do IA 90
Return premium dividend for the year isss 20
per cent Be. ip previous to 1865 rscei we'd in n.v
ment of premiuns = =" ply
Bis NIX applications. tables OF rates, and All in.
formation furnished ON application psreonaiiv or
By mail TO JOHN RIGGLES, Asent VI
g. Boom No. I. Washing ton Bu7idino.
=. corner Of It'll street and Penn ave.
IL Wn6hfugtoH n m
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RQYS AND GIRLS SELEOT SCHOOL At 4ao
y street. between 18th and 18th. ap 3.st~
TNHE NEW PERFUMED NOTE PAPER Ann
L En- ELOPES. For sale at =
PHILIP SULOMON'S,
-.. metropolitan Book Store,
232 Pa. avenus,
ap eOI between 9th and 10th streets
OBAhGEs AND LEhONs. =
Just rece we'd, from Auction .-
900 boxes ORANGES, 0 aud Oe,
lO8 do. LEMONS, r.
Wholesale and Retail,
- At j. PkARSON'S
aP D ot -. = -. -. 3th str sat.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
JAMES II. yEKMILYh,
LADIEs' AND GESTLInKNs
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND sRoEs
HtEeT.-> MAKEB, -s..r. :

'.a MOI 100 High street, Georgetown, DC.
All work made at the Establishment warrsnt.l
20 oe OF The very best quality. a perfect N easr-
S ~ e,oI2 case: NH % -6t-
CHEAPER THAI EvER-Just receives =,
MlLLER6, IOl Bridge etreef 0eoreete nm
u y, large stock OF Spring and Sumner Good
ssnbrasing choice Drs,t Goods in the latest novel
ties. Also, s,0o yards Oalicoes at l2I. is IA "a
cents; B!eachea and UnbeacAed nusiins 10. iix
sas;n ~ I sGnperioE shifting IS cents house,
SRirss Rarasois. shswl., Gloves, Corsets. Hosiery
cash since the recent decline. and great bsrSains
may be expected By eli who may favor us With
NH 2s-lm- lIa'7. BENJAMIN mIIrp
WIN. Il. WHEArLEY'S PRRMlUM sTlAn
w DYE!NQ AND CLEANSING
u.s.. HgTABLlSHAnET, H.
once, No. 40 Jefferson ST., GEORGETOWN D. a.
SstAoilshed In 1881; premium awarded by the
AeHOpelitan Institute. 1857; rebuilt 1876 and r.
nov oy Tar tn largest and most completes estah
lfshment Of the kind in this section of country
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscrtbsr
soIici 2 the contained custom Of the community
Goods receiy ed and returned by express with the
utmost yromptness and despatch !. e
Post Once ad dress, Lock Box No so
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday
when II 10 closed st s1a D. m. Re I6-Sm
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

AchiHeToN, April ), 1907.
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following ouo.
tations Of Government securities -.
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d06 :, sEvHHfH srRlsr, d0G
- -. =, BuHB OIL PAINTINGS.

,ssas:sss.sS :. g: Court q Queen s!i..e.ss e.
and 6eetrice; Charity; Oassksiii Mo1ntans, vitS
other choice works Of art, on Exhibition and sale
nh 0-st' No. ass IN st., bet. asd q.
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= TREASURY DEPARTMENT

NVFIk % OIftPtIUFtcF u INc I1HTTsNCk,
= x.,, WASHING Ton, March Is, n T.
Notice hereby given 10 the holder, OF the cir.
cotaung notes OF The Tennessee National Bank
OF Memphis. Tenn that such notes will be natd
IN lawful money OF the United States upon preseu.
Spts HIIi,RIIR nm '0u
27-wit Comrtroiler Of fha Crr..nr~
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= TREASURY DEPARTMENT

~ = OVts y ,u1vyOIPVOtIeT OF W CnTTeacy,
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1857
hotiee is hereby given to the holders of the cir
Suiaung notes OF The First National Bank Of
i Jaw meney Of the United States upon presents
State. n m n nHSSpi teu
mn H-w4t Comptroller Of the fJnrrencv
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REAsUKY DIPARTMENr..

WAsHINGToy, March 81, 1851
notLce hereby given 60 the boilers Of the cir
Medina T.. that such notes will be paid in
laNfui money Of the nited States u pom presents
ten OF the same 1t the Treasury OF the United
states. HIiLRTIRn
NH N-w4t Comptroller N the Onrrennv
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BOARDING.

II uRNIsHID Rooms FOR REEr witt ,r
block south Of Capitol. ans eosts
k'Ok.RENT-AfrontB BED Roo NJ, at 400 A .;
i BET; 18th and 18th, with without BoARD.