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The Arabian Nights Entertainment

On Tuesday evening next the public oi
this city are promised an exhibition of the
wonderful tableaux, fifty in number, which
illustrate the fury tales of the Arabian
Nights Entertainment which have enchanted
the world so many years. This extraordinary
and beautiful exhibition is to be given at Odd
Fellows Hall, and will be open every night
during the week and on Wednesday anC
Saturday afternoons.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

SECRETARY McCrLLocH thinks ii will be
possible, without materially disturbing the bust
ness Of the country, to return 70, specie payments
within two ysarF and believes that, If he Is not
intsrfsrsd With, he can bring gold down to ITO o.
100 before December,
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Cleveland Election.

CLEVELAND, April AT the charter elec,
ton in this city, yesterday, the Democrats
elected their candidate for mayor, Stephen
Buhrer, by five hundred majority, and gained
two members of the city council from wards
heretofore overwhelmingly Republican. The
Democratic gain over the vote of last fall is
about thirteen hundred. This is the first
election Of Democratic mayor in six years
The Democrats think that their victory is Q
remarkable and significant one.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
AC CraYaaRR.

NEw ORLEANS, April 4,-The Morengo le-
wee at Concordia Parish, opposite Natchez,
has given away, and the disaster cannot be
repaired before the water falls. The upper
parishes will be inundated.
The engineer at the crevasse below Baton
Rouge reports that he cannot get men TO
work as he has no money to pay them.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

1t will be seen by comparing the above
with the statement for March l, that during
the month Of March the debt bearing coin
interest has increased $34 1926, 400; the debt
bearing currencyinterest has decreased s52,.
74s, 100 lnatured debt not presented for pay
ment has decreased 81, $4,000, IS and debt
bearing no interest decreased S6,9 ,lS436
making decrease of total debt during the
month $26,S73, ,9l5.0l. The amount Of coin
in tho Treasury during the same period has
decreased 81 ,3l4, ,552.90, and the amount oI
currency decreased els, ,54l.75, leaving
total amount Of debt less cash in the Treas
ury April ], S7,335, 81 9,36 less than on March
I. This Is q very gratifying exhibit, but Of
and about twenty.nine years 70 cancel it.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
Fire on a Railroad Train.

PHrLADHLPHIA, April ALARM Of FIRE.
caused by burning Of two cars petroleum,
catching fire while crossing the iron bridge
Of Pennsylvania railroad over the Schuyl-
kill, on way to Greenwich Point Loss
about $4,000. ..
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Gas Explosion.

NRw YoRK, April 3.-The new Academy
Of Music was the scene of gas explosion
last evening, about an hour previous to the
night performance, which came near causing
was so seriously injured about the face and
chest that he is in very critical condition.
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DIED,

On the Sd instant, at p. IN, RhHA WATERS, infant
daughter VI Capt. VIM. H. and Virginia A. NAley, aged
IS months
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited to
attend her funeral on Friday afternoon, at clock, at
No i)2 II street. .'..,
On Wednesday morning, ga instant, at O'Clock,
after long and painful Illness, which he bore with
Christian foriituds JoHN BESTILBR, In the 10th year "
his age.
HIS funeral will take place at his residsnee on Four
toshth street between aud O. Island at O'Clock this
afternoon BIS friends and RequaintRuees respect
fully invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
Indian AtrOciiiea,

GALVESTON, April 3.-The news from
Camp Verde states that the Indian spolia.
tions continue. ".'
1t is rumored that twelve families have
been massacred, but it is not substantiated
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
Montana Mining Interests.

ST! LOUIS, April Slate news from Mon
tana says the mining operations this season
will be extended, and estimates the yield Of
precious metals at S36, 100000.
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Fire al windsor, N. Ii.

nCokcoRD, N. H., April 3.-The house and
outbuildings of Charles Blanchard, of Wind
sor, in this State, were burned last night
The FIRE was caused by a kerosene lamp fall
ing in the barn. Loss, $1,000, With partial
insurance.
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UxrrEp STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS

THURsDAY, April 4, 1867.
David II. Burr VS. The United States. This
cause was argued and submitted by Mr.. MePher.
son for the claimant, and by Mr., Weed, the As.
sistant Solicitor, for the United States.
John S. jackson ct al. vs. The United States.
Mr.. McPherson opened the argument Of this cause
for the claimant
Adjourned till tomorrow at II a, N.
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colored Troops Gone to the Plains

KANSAS Cry, April 4.-On Tuesday sew.
eral car loads of cOlored troops went out on
the Pacific railroad for service on the plains.
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GOWhidinR Affair.

MsRuIs, April "A clerk named Jay, at
Ellevin's dry goods store, received a severe
cowhiding to-dayby gentleman whose sister
Jay had insulted. The affair created con.
siderable excitement ...r '.. D" '.'
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From ~. John. N. Il.

ST, JoHS, N, F., April .3.--The steamer
Masdf, the first Of the sealing feet, arrived
at Harbor Grace yesterday, having taken
1880 seals. She reports favorabiy the pros
poets Of the fisheries, .s.......
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Fire In Vermont.

BURLINGTON, W., April 3.-The extensive
bakery of Socrates Beach, on the corner Of
Main and Water streets, was burned to-day
The loss is $4,000, partially covered by in.
suranCe
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NOTICE.

The DAILY NATIONAL RRruBbIoAN will
hereafter be furnished to subscribers (by
carriers) in Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandra at fifty cents per month, payable
to the agent. .ng D. imu8L- .,irn
An,,, taeT ....-aa. ..'
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Fire i'm Canada.

WYoNNo, O. W, April 3.--The New York
store, owned and occupied by Ralph Cradle,
was completely destroyed by fire last night.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. The prop.
erty was insured for So 900.
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Coupons. idsi .se+5 IsSS I iceSi sIiSs s:O. 1854
1915 b,2O's, 1895, los; 62o's January and July,
1855, 1915 10.40s 97I; 1905, August, 1906
1907, June, 1881, ;.sO's, July, 1851 Gold, 1885,
cLostSG pRfcEs y GoyKRSuESr SECURITIES.
THURsDAy April a 3 y, m,
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As- Treasu ry Department, once Of Comp
TRoLLER ECURREScT wAsHIs0ros, March %, 1857.
Notice Is hsrsby given the holders Of the circulating
notes Of The Tennessee National Bank Of Memphis,
Tenn that saen notes will be paid In Swfu Of
the United Stat upon presentation Of the same at the
Treasury Of th United States. II. r. HULBURD,
mh2S-w4t Comptroller Of the Curreaey.
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ASr Know Thy Destiny.-Madame Il. #.
rHoRSros the great English AatrOlosst, ClAiryoyant
and Psychomotriean, who has asOniahed the scientific
classes Of tho Old World, has located herself at
Hudson, n. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses such won
dsrul powers of second sight, to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance 10 the single
or married Of either sex While In state Of trance,
she deneAtes the very features Of the person are
to marry and by the aid Of instrument Of iutenSe
power, known as the PsyehomOtropo, guarantees to
Produce ufO-lke picture Of the future husband or
wife Of the apple ant together with date Of marriage
position in life, leading raS Of character, &c. This
Is humbug, as thousands Of testimonials assert
She will send when desired, certified certificate, or
wrton guarantee, that the picture is what 1t purpOrts
to be. BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating
place of birth, age disposition and complexion, and
enclosing Any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by rsturn mall. All communications 'A
eredly confidential, Address, in confidence, MADAME
& J. THORNTON, p. 0. Box 223, HudCon, MY.
mhlg-dSWly
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As- Treasury Department, once OF Comp
rRoLLER TIE CURE Sov, WARRINGTON March a. 1891
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes OF '"rhs FrSl National Bank Of Medina" MY,
that such notes will be paid in awful money Of the
United States upon presentation Of the same at the
Treasury Of the United States. II. r, HULBURD,
mh2s-wA . Comptroller OF the Currency,
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NEW .BOOKH.

TERRA MARIE, OR THREADS OF
l. MARYLAND COLONIAL HISTORY, by EDWARD
NEiLL Of the Secretaries Of the President Of the
unlled States, and dedicated to George Peabody esq
J. B. Lippncott Co, PhiladephiA publisher
For sale by FRENCH RICHARDSON,
apo 3si Pennsylvania avenue
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SPECIAL No1.1CEs.

ss-A Csrd.-It Is respectfully requested by
the "cObssryGtive Army and Navy Union," Of this
city that all persons who hAvs boen soldiers and were
rejected BY the United States Senate anywhere re-
moved from ooe with the causes, far Gs knOWn OF
alleged therefor, send their Names rank and history Of
service In the army, with post once address, to capt
Frank. Gsse Corresponding Secretary, Conservative
Army and Navy Union, Warrington, D. c." s..
BY order OF The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
WAsHtHaToS. d q April 4 1867
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Fast Day in Massa chusetts.

BOsToS, April 4,-To-duy is observed as a
day of fasting in this State All business is
Suspended. H..
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NJ. LOuis Election,

ST.. LOUIS, April 4..-The entire radical
ticket excepting two Councilmen, was
elected
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Ss- Registers Ohicc, April 1, Is87.-Notice
Is hereby given that the licenses issued to owners OF
Wagons, Carts and Drays wnl expire on the hrs MON
DAY In April and that said Licenses must be renewed
In eOmplianes with law at this othee within ten days
after that time SAMUEL T. DOUGLASS,
Ap2-dtAplO Register.
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As~ The Gravest Maladies OF Youth and
RAHLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the PASSIONS And the Errors, Abuses and
DisoaSsf rseuRr to the hrst age Of with reports on
new methods Of treatment employed in this Institution.
Sent in scaled letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
Dr. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToE, Howard Association.
PhiladelphiA Pa jall-3m
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CRIMINAL CouRT-JudJe FIsher.-Peter
Nick lnney, indicted for burglary, was put on trial
and the jury, after the was submitted to them
being unable to ngreo upon verdict were dis
charged, and the case continued. .n
In the case Of Harrison wilkinson, charged with
larceny, the prosecuting attorney entered a Rolie
pros aud there the matter ended.
VIM. Peters, indicted for assault and battery,
was acquitted by the jury.
VIM. Newton and John W. Lee, severally in
dctsd for larceny, Newton when called, being
non est, his recogniIhnoe was declared forfeitedi
Daniel p. Newton boing his bondsman. The pros
ecutipg attorney entered Hote pros In the case 0i
Leo, and he was discharged.
Annie Merwin, indicted for keeping q bawdy.
house. was sentenced to pay n ane Of seVenty.fve
cents and costs. sr.E.
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From Honolulu via San Francisco

SAN FRAScIsco, April 3.-Honolulu ad-
vices to March IL have been received
The affairs of Walker, Allen & Co. are
being rapidly closed.
The cornerstone Of the proposed Reformed
Catholic Cathedral was laid by his Majesty,
assisted by Bishop Staley and the clergy.
The church is intended TO be a memorial Of
the late Kamehameha.
The South American whale ship President
arrived at Hilo February 90, from the Clar.
ion Islands, with 100 barrels Of sperm and 80
barrels Of whale oil. She reports the follow
ing:
The st. George had taken l2O barrels;
Reindeer, SO barrels; Brothers, 90 barrels;
Jaunees, 450 barrels; Fanny, 100 barrels;
John Rowland, 200 barrels; Seabreeze, G
whales; j. D. Thompson, 2 whales; Champion,
3 whales; Josiah Perry Nile, Ocean, and J.
p. West whale each; George and Lydia,
each half whale.
On the lst Of March the ship General Pike,
from the Gaarlipoes Island, arrived at Hilo
with Is barrels Of sperm oil. She reports
the Emily Morgan with 2s0 barrels Of sperm
oil; KEENAN,, 100 barrels sperm; Roman, 100
barrels sperm; Caroline 4. Foote, 100 bar
rels sperm; and the Coral and Matilda Sears
clean.
HoSoLULr, March l0.-The Benjamin
Cummings, from New Bedford, and Jeannet
from the California coast, with 230 barrels Q
sperm.
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pJ- To Con nsumptiyes.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease Consumption, Is anxious to make kuown to his
fellow SO ferers the means Of eure. ~ 'ss
To all who desire It he will send copy OF the pre-
serpOn used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and gsing the same which they will ind
sURE CURR yoR CoSsuxPTIos, AsrHMA BRoScHrrIs, &c.
Tho only obiee. Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
serpon Is to bsnent the Rnieted and spread informA
on which he eonceives to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will cost them
aOthtng and piay prsve blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
os25.dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, MY.
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THE WASHINGTON PATH.
IL &c DISPENSARY.

This charitable Institution so much needed In I'll
city, will open MONDAY, October %, on street,
Sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
wM. S. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. S. VERDI, NJ D., Secretary.
AZ this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
VIII receive medical attendance and medicines free Of
charge,
The DispsnSAry being supported by free eontribu-
tons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John q.
CLARKE Eq q Che RASs 9as q Rigs Co. or T. ss See
aud f1teenth ....
. The rOonsr viii be OPsnOd from ITO Up. M, daily,
Sundays excepted, 49, .l... ..- -g-g.r.'. %. y
DrS T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and G. g. Verdi, Of
Georgetown, and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, Wll be in attendance
oesH'' 8. VRRnI. r. D.. Secretary
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So Treasury Department., Once Of Comp
TRoLLER cuhRxScI, wAsHReros, March 81, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes Of The First National Bank Of Newton, Mass,
that such notos viii be paid In lawful money OF the
Unted States upon presentation Of the same at the
Treasury Of the United States, -
- Il. r. HULBURD,
mhfs.wit Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Financial.

.WAsnIHGrot, April d.-Jay Cooke & Co
farnish the io1Owing quotations Of Govern.
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GARDEN SEEDS,

GARDEN SEEDS,
PEAS, BEANS,
CABBAGE, TURNIP,
BEET, LETTUCE, &C., &c.
lam Just In receipt Of my Imported Garden Seeds
.yILMoRIN ANDRIEUX a. co.,
Paris, France, and .
HURST A. SON,
London England, and have made ATTangemonIA With
the largest and most reliable ssd growersin the United
AMERICAN SEEDS, 49,.
and have now IN store glRrse supply, which War
ranted Fresh and 0enuine
j. u. BARTHOLOw,
mhs'lm 65S Seventh street, below PeunG avenue
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home aud foreign mStksts D, follows -.
NEW YoRk, April i4.-first Board-U. s. 1881
Coupon 6's 1881 do, 5-20s, 1885, U. S. 81
lO.40s, Coupons, 9Ttio Canton Co., 44ii oumber
land Coal preferred, 81 Quicksilver Mining Co.,
Bill New Yofk Central, 1o21; Eris, 55ti Hudson
Rver, 135j Reading, 10l; Michigan Central, 1911
60 aud Northwestern. 3Sii do. preferred, 6ll
Cleveland and Toledo, ll7g Chicago and Rocl
leland s9lj Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago
91I; Pacido Man, i2il; Gold p. m, 1885,
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ATS LICE

DOR SALE--A FINE THREE.STORY
Il BklCk HOUSE, ten rooms, gas and water through.
OUT iseI 'front.' situlted on the north side Of street
sopth, between Seventh and Eighth streets east In.
qure o. Joseph Rspst corner Of Seventh and streets
Navy Yard or ofThomAs Dennis at this once, between
mh26.H
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CRCUIr CoURT-Chtef Justice CARTIER
Everett vs Everett. Notification Of sale and con.
hrmhtiOn OF auditory report.
Beckett vs. Beckett. Application for divorce.
Ordered to take testimony before Examiner Ash.
ford. .I ..rH .... r.us
Gross vs. Cross Decree Of divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony. .
Van Neks We, Barry. Ratification of sale de-
creed. -.e .H-a''
Rile VS.. RiIe. Ordered that the defendant pay
to the plaintiff yearly amount Of alimony.
Hardy vs.. Hardy. Application for decree a vin
oalo Eaat1,aonii Ordered to take testimony before
Examiner Brown. .. , ..
Smith Va. Smith. Application for divorce. Or.
dered TO take testimony before Examiner Brown.
Jonah D. A A. p. Hoover. This was an actor
instituted by the United States to recover from
the defendants the SUN Of s25, ,000 that being th,
amount Of the security for which they endorsed
Major Sutherland, Of the Marine Corps The court
dscreed that tho defendants pay the nmoun,
claimed. Counsel for defendants. Messrs. Brent 4
Merrick, moved for new trial, on the ground thai
the verdict was not in accordance with the evi
denee In the case.
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All papers throughout the country friendly to the
interests Of the soldiers and sailors are requested tC
copy the above.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

n. RoPPBL, Merchant Tailor, Fifteenth streets, Up
posite the Treasury Department, has Just received
large assortment OF very SUPERIOR IMPORTED
SPRING GOODS Of the nneit Bngliah French and Ger
man manufacture. All gentlemen who desire to be
"RECoNSTRUCTBD In the latest style, with the very
yited TO call mhlB-lm
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ooupOns, 1QsfY 520s, l6S2, 1927; 5.20's, 1904,
1911 S2o's, 1895, 01Ij 5-2o's, January and July,
1855, 1D7li 1o-4Gs p7Ii 1905, August 1906
7-SO, Juns, dIoSlI 1905, July, 1861 Gold, 1891,
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News Ry Cable.

Pan April IN Schneider, Vice Pres
ident Of the French Corps Legislatf, sue
ceeds to the Presidency, made vacant by the
resignation Of Count WalewskL s.. .. d..
d. PARIS, April 3.-Negotiations looking to
the acquisition Of Luxembourg by the French
Empire have been stopped. n .......
QUEENSTOWN, April 3.-The steamship
Hecla, from New York, arrived at this port
this forenoon, and sailed for Liverpool this
afternoon. e..
10 SOUTHAMPTON, April 3.-1he steamship
america, from New York on the goth Of
March, has arrived. .... . r..'.
J, LrERPooL April a-RYening.IIntelli.
gence has been received here which states
thatth ship New Hampshire, which recently
sailed from Shields for Bombay, was aban.
doned at sea on the 26th Of March. Eight
Of the crew perished.
LONDON, April 4-Noon.-C Consols, 81;
Eries, 3s4; Illinois Genital 1S3; us. Five.
twenties, Is. ......... .r
FRASKFoRr, April 4.-U. s. bonds, 773.
PARIS, April 4-Noon.-U. S. bonds, S4i
LvERPooI, April 4-Noon.-The Cotton
market is very dull and prices tend down,
ward. Sales today not likely to exceed
1000 bales; Middling Uplands declined to
l22d; and Middling Orleans, 134d Bread
stuffs market is quiet; Corn somewhat irmel
and slightly advanced; Wheat, lbs. Cd fol
No. red, and l3s cd. for California white
Flour, 2Ss Cd. for Western; Corn, 40s. Cd.
Barley, As. I'd; Oats, 3s. Id. The Provision
market is generally unchanged; Lard, how
ever, has advanced Sd. since the last report
Pork, rs. Cd. The produce market is dul
and artielesare generally unchanged in price
Spirits Turpentinc, 37s 3D.; Iron, 32s.; Ashes
33s. Cd; Cloverseed 54s.; Tallow, 44s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April A p. m.-Since tn
noon report the cotton market has declined
, td,i Middling Uplands, l2sd. Other article
are unchanged,
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G7H GEORGE BICYCLING, H1H
AIAM E IL Oh ANT TAILO VIZ
No. 22 PennAylyAnA avenue, bstween Pourtssnth and
Fifteenth streets, above Wlllard's Hotel.
Having removed from my old stand No 2s4 Pennsyl.
ysnla avenue, to No. 2l2 Psnnsylvania avenue above
Wlllard's Hotel, would be pleased to receive call
from my former patron! and the puble generally.
bAye Just received q large assortment Of ., ..
VERY SUPERIOR IMPORTED SPRING GOODS OF THE
FINEST ENGLISH. fRENOH AND GERMAN
l... .a. MANUFACTURE, ,. p.
oftho latest style and very beat MATERIAL togsther with
0RNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY
tDRSORIPTIoH AND OF THE FINEST QUALITY,
which offer at reasonable rates. =.
AP- Clothes made TO order at the shortest notice.
nhQ
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THE FENEANs ARE RIsTN

Did you hear III
Yes; l swear II!
The brave old Celtic bAttle.eryI
In numbers most surprising
Old ITolAnd's sons are rising
Once more to do or die
Behold, how brave
Their flag they wayeI
Our brethren DER the sea-.
d. God give them might
To win the aght
And make their country freei
What freeman's heart
But must take part
With our brothers 'er the seaY
I'VE wish them well"
Says II. RoPPEL;
May Ireland yet be free -
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MARKRITER,
1856
1lIa ~

1856 MARKRlTER, 1856
Tth 81. DEALER IN 7th 81.
Choice Stock OF Paper .hangings Window Shades Oval
Picture Frames Picture Cord and Tassels Paintings,
Bngrlvings, Walnut Brackets, dc. Terms cash. No
4so Seventh at. above ODD Fellows Hall. f22.2m#
~ A Il ID
~ ]. 7, COLDWRLL CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS AND GENERAL AGENTS
Omee; No, ASH Seventh street, near 4,
(Publlsher Of the "ReAl Estate ExohAnge.'O
Particular attention paid TO the sale OF Real Estate,
Stocks OF Goods and Household Furniture privately or
at auction Renting Houses, Prosecuting Claims before
the Departments, aud collecting Private Accounts,
J. T. COLDWELL. T. o. CHESTNEY c. l.. BART
feg.u
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n II G A l. q o NJ A N | u
~ NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART.
MRS s 4 KENYON,

DEALER ~ MATERIALS ron rHE Art,
No. 55S PennsylvAniA avenue, (up stAirs)
A Large Assortment Of Newest Designs always on
iApd B0xss already put up with Materials and Pie
MOS ap3-2w
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T r. BARTHOLOw,

COMMISSIONER OF ALL TIE STATES,
offICR, NO. OIL NINTH sTRRRf WHIST,
~ Near Psnnsylyania avenue, m
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he ID attending 10 all legal business
Drawing Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices, and prepares all oihsi
Legal Documents. 81 -
LEGAL ADVICE GIVEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Particular attention given to the Collection Of Debts
and Claims ip general. -. 80. ... dsl2.u
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Amount Of debt, less cash In - No.. =.
Treasury. ry....Hs............ 80, ,52s, ,42s, ,O7o ~
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NOR MOUNT VERN
THE STEAMER FOR MOUNT VERNON .sz,s.
will leave the wharf foot Of seventh street. Ciffk
every THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock, a. m, m.,wEATHBR PERMITTING. -..
WIN. D. COLT,
mhl2.lm g, President Potomac Perry Go.
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277 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. C77
-, PRINCES =,

NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE
Those requiring such accommodation will do we'll TO
call me. All ask Ia trial. and feel assured that
will secure your fayors. ... ..
N. B. Private entranes and once; ring the hall bell
mh4-ly .. ... '.H.. - . =. '... ..
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wArER RE0BrRAR's oFYIcR, CIrr HALT
wAsHiHoIoE, March Il, 1867. I
All housekeapen others who use the Potomac
water upon the premises occupied by them arc hereby
notified that unless thoy have paid Gnee the LIST Of Jan.
uary last the water rent for the year 1857 they
delinquent and liable to have the water shut Oh
from their premises This penalty which Involves also
additional cost Of two dollars viii be enforced with
out further notice. all who within one month from
this date shall not have paid wAter Lsnt in fall % jan
uRry !, 1855 RANDOLPH C0YLE,
| mLr22 colin Water Registrar.