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CONGRESSIONAL.
TUESDAY, April Q.

SENATE.-On motion of MIR. TrumbulI res
oIut was agreed 10 directing the Secretary
Of War 70 furnish the Senate q list Of the names
Of volunteer officers now IN the service of the
Government their rank. and particular duties
70 which they are assigned; also. that he in torn
the Senate under what law such yolpnte
officers are retained in service, and whether
their services. or those OF some Of them. may
not b. dispensed with without detriment 10
the public interests
Mr. Anthony proposed a new standing rule
OF the Senate-that all resol utions calling upon
the President or any of the executive depart
ments Tor information shall be referred To one
OF the standing committees, to report the prob
able cost OF printing such information.
The resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
Mr.. Anthony offered resolution, which was
referred to the Committee on Printing that
two thousand copies of the next Army Regis.
ter he printed for the use of the Senate
Mr.. Thayer offered a resolution requesting
the President to inform the Senate when Alex
Colorado Territory; how much of the time the
SAID Cummings has Deen absent from the Ter
ritory since his appointment, and whether by
permission or not; and how much CT said time
absent with permission, and how much with
out permission, and W neither ON public bust
ness or not, and whetaer his salary has be N
paId to MIN during his absence or NOT, and how
much has been paid TO him as salary fer the
Tune he has been absent from the Territory.
MIR. Tbayer mentioned the fact that some of
the territorial JEdges habitually absented them
serves anu oulS pau occdsiohai visits, IN the
natu'e OF pleasure trips, TO The Territories
Governor Cummings, although occupying
that position less than two years, had been
absent from Colorado eight months, and was
now here.
MT. Buckalew would be sorry to see the
resolution passed, with the eJ pdTte statement
of the Senator from Nebraska, and in the
absence of a reply from the Executive. He
felt satisfied a satisfactory explanation of the
Governors present absence could be given.
The resolution went over.
The Senate. On motion of Mr.. Ramsey, then
went in 20 executive session.
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Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The War Panic Subsiding-The Reform
Question.
(By Gable to the Associated Press.I

(By Gable to the Associated PressJ
, LONDON. April 6-Noon.-ConsoIs ay;
u s. s-eo.'s, FAX; Illinois Central TEX; Fries,
~.
LIVERPOOL, April 6-Noon.-.:resdstuffs-
Flour, 2Ss Cd. No. red Wheat is Oh; Call
fornia W bite los ID; Corn 4ls.6d Barieya Is Cd.
Oats IS. Id; Peas, Az. Provisions generally
unchanged; Pork, as Cd; Beef l25s.; Bacon,
i2s; Cheese, 6Os. Lsrd. quiet,at ios Produce
duh; Spirits Turpentlne. SIS; Tailow,
iis sd
Cotton quiet and limited, Sales to-day 1000
bales; Middling UpIands. i2H; M,ddlins
Orleans, i2S.
PARIS, April o.--The Marcus De Monsttsr.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. has
made very conciliatory speech. which has
bad the effect to greatly lessen the panic in
Europe.
LONDON. April Q, p. M.-The Liberal mar
~ IN the House of Commons has split on the
reform question, and it is now thought that the
Derby government is safe
CoIsols have declined "a. ce noon report
and are now quoted at 90 for money.
LONDON, April % MI - s. aO.s 7.al.
Illinois Central, a.; Fries, 36X.
LIVERPOOL, April % p M-The braao
stuns marcel is firmer and prices are tend,pp
upwards. Wheat advanced Sd per Genital and
is now quoted st l}s. Cd. for No / red Mil
waukie; Corn advanced Cd. since opening. and
is now quoted at f2s. per quarter for MIXED
Western. The other markets are generally
without change.
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"A RAILROAD TRAIN PURPosRLY THRogE
OFF 1HH TRACK.-Sunday afternoon the tlu-
cIbnau express train gong cas-, which left
fittsburg, Pa. at eleven o'clock, was thrown
from the track near Wall station, on the Penn
syIvanla central railroad. The engine, ten
der. express, two baggage and two passenger
cars were badly wrecked Martin Bracker
OF Pittsburgh. brakeman, had his thigh badly
crUshed and lacerated, and was injured inter-
nally. His recovery is doubtful Peter Nc
Auiey, Of Latrobe, was injured IN the foot. X
H. Kerr, the engineer, was slightly scaIded
and injured internally: and William Wilhelm
OF Philadelphia baggage master. confusion of
shoulders. None of the passengers were in
Jured The accident was caused by II We cross
ties and rail being placed across the track
Tor the purpose OF throwing the train OFF
suspicious looking man In q meadow near by
was suspected OF being the guilty party and
was arrested. He admitted having done the
deed. hut declined TO answer any questions or
give his name
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PARDON OF GOV VANCE

Inc President this morning issued MS war
rant of pardon TO H. b. Vance. late Goverpor
of North Carolina The pardon was issued
upon the recommendations of Senators Hen
derson, Davis. salisbury, Patterson, Fowler,
johnson, Wilson. Ferry, Ross. Yates. Ram.
sey, Sherman. Graf. en-, and Norton: Repre.
sentatives Phelps. Van Anken. Marshal
Mccullough, Archer, NibIack, Wood, Kerr,
Brooks Trump, Holman, ChanIer. Munger.
Selye, Stevens, Noell, Dennson, Gerz. Nichol
'on, Eldridge, Burr, Glosbrenner. Morrisev
Ross, Robinson, Clarke, and Inger soil: Gov
ernors Bramlette. Sharkey, and Parsons:
Mayor Hoffman. l.. II. Webster. II. Gar
land, Horace Greeley, and Rev PAM Ravlsy
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A VAR OF DETERMINATIONS THREATENED
BY The SAvAGRs-Tne Montana Post gives
Tue follo wing information IL regard 10 the In
0Ians: There are eighteen hundred LODGES
numbering three warriors to a lodge under
Chef Red Cloud, encamped on Big Horn
rlver. about thirty five miles from Fort
smith The Crows, Bloods, Pequins and
Sioux have made peace among themselves
and joined IN league against the white.
About eighty lodges are yet north of the MIS-
sonrl river, but will cross over and camp near
Muscle-shell river as soon as spring omen.
After concentrating the forces of the COP fede.
ration, they will wage a war of determination
against the whites. They say the whites have
occupied their only hunting grounds: that
death rs inevitable, and that they prefer il in
battle rather than from starvation. The COM
manhant at Fort Smith does net expect to be
able ID hold his position. 1t is thought If re-
Inducements do not soon arrive the command
Will come 10 Clark's Fort or Yellow Stone
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-We clip the following
from The Ga:sfts of yeslerday aft.rnnnn.

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs-We clip the following
from the Gazette OF yesterday afp-rnoon:
Inc alarm OF fre on Saturday night last
was caused by the burning of the large frame
building on Columbus street. nesr the corner
OF King. known as the Eclectic Academy
which renamed unoccupied for a long time
but was recently rented by the congregation o Z
a colore6 Baptist Church in this city. for the
purpose of holding their meeting there until
the repairs. now in progress at their own
church, on Princess street, shall be completed
The property, which was totally DESTROYED
was MED by Mr.. Geo. II. Smoot, and was
InsGisd for twelve hundred dolIarS-six him.
dred in the Associated, and six hundred in the
Washington Insurance, Companies, OF Balti-
more city. The nre, IL is supposed, was the
work of an incendiary.
Fishtown has frightened up lately. and an
pearances there are beginning to assume their
wonted appearance. The favorable weather
that has prevailed for the last day or two
readily account for this change, by the IN :
creased catch of FISH il has produced and il
the present weather contin ues for suy lent tn
OF time, as every prospect.now indicates, this
will prove a successful fishery.
In the absence OF Mayor Latham, who is in
Richmond, where he Will remain during the
current week, attending the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of ODD Fellows of the State of
Virginia, the duties of his office will be per-
formed bv Geo. Bry an, Esq. the President Of
the Board OF Aldermen, and by Justice John
Moore.
Gen. FItzbugh Lee, and ex-senator Nc
Dougal, OF California, are at present IN this
city.
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CITY DIRECToRY.-From the compiler VIM
Il. Boyd, we have sBoyd's Washington Direc.
tory for 1867" an exceedingly valuable pub
hcation- The present edition contains 1920
names, an increase over the last issue o., over
1900 names Taking the average, az exhibited
from Directories in other cities, this would
give Washington population OF $4,000 Its
probable, however that there are fewer per-
sons 10 the tenement in Washington than in
the crowded commercial cities The Directory
contains large amount OF interesting and
useful matter aside from ihe general registrv
OF names and residences
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Lou DON AND HAMPsHIRE RAILRoAD-This
nnporl ant line of communication between
Aiexandria and the Interior OF the State, now
IN process OF repair, is rapidly approac hing
Lersburg, 10 which point its construction had
reached al the commencement of the war and
where an extensive trade depot had been es.
tablished. The bridge over Goose Creek, an
expensive structure, now being erected, will
he com pleted by the end of the current month
Those over Sycoln and Tussarora Creeks, be.
tween Goose Greek and Leesburg, each about
10 feet long, have been framed, and can be
placed in position in a short time The erec-
ton OF these bridges, with the exception of
about a quarter Of a mile OF track to relay
and two cuts to clean out constitute the oniy
work remaining 10 be accomplished in order
that trains may run from Leesburg TO this city,
-4ierdBdTTG f1zStfs
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L. s. Senator Appointed

WILMINoToN, DEL, April 9.-Goyerncr
salisbury has appointed James A. Bavard
of Wilmington, u s. Senator to fiji tina va
cahcy caused ty the death of Senator Riddle
He formerly occupied the same position hut
resigned in 1864 in consequences of the test oatn
and Senator Riddle was chosen in his place
He will take his seat at once Senator SANS
bury passed through this city last night on
his way home. If he should resign be will
probably be succeeded by his brother, now
Governor OF Delaware
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THE MARYLAND CONVENTION INJUNCTION
CAsE-Ths Convention Injunction case.
which, after the refusal of Judge Martin TO
pass the order, was taken On appeal 70 the
Court OF Appeals. came up in Baltimore YES
terday before that Court for disc "a ssion at the
very outset the Court raising the objection
whether, the case having been cons Idered by
me udge below on bill and ans wer the case
aio not, according 20 prior decisions. lie over
10 the next tsrml After brief argumen-. rha
Court so decided, Judge BArrol dissenting and
Judge Grain thinking be would decide differ
entiy Were u not tor the prior adjudication OF
the question.
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The Mariposa NiniEa Com,auy

SAN FRANCIsoo, April s-The District
Court to- day granted an injunction in the SUIT
OF the Mariposa Company VS.. Dodge Bothers.
restraining the defendants from exercising
conuoi over the Company's property during
the pending of the case and placing the pro.
perry in the hands of q receiver
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THE WHITE HOUSF

To-day being Cabinet day. no visitors were
admitted at the Executive Manson, and the
halls Were deserted. All the members OF the
Caoinet were present and the session con-
unued until two O'Clock. Prior 10 the meeting
IF the Cabinet. a few members and Senator's
had interviews with the President.
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,ITNJsTrR To ,usrpr.

The President TO day sent IN to the Senate
the nomination of John p. Stockton, of New
Jersey. for Minister 70 Austria Mr. Stockton
will be remembered as the contestant for seat
IN the United States Senate from New Jersey
during The last session of Congress
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ILLNESS or ASSISTANT SECRETARY UHAND-
ER-Hen. ". T. Chandler, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury, is confined TO his house
by sickness. being compelled 10 leave his office
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. &. has been in very
poor health Tor some time past, caused by
hard work. his Official duties being very oner-
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The ELECTION IxMAKYLAxpro.sorRow

The ELECTION IN Observation-Disclosures
An important election Will be held in Mary
land tomorrow. The people are 10 decide
whether or not a convention shall assemble
20 change the organic law OF the State. In ad.
dition 10 this question, The citizens OF Balti.
more are 10 determine by their votes whether
or not the cars OF the city passenger railway
shall run in that city on Sundays
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NEW YORK. April 9-The steamship Relief
VIII shortly load with provisions tor the SUIT
ferers of the South
Augustus Belmont has con sented to ALLOW,
his private gallery of paintings to be thrown
open 10 the public, for five DAYS for the hene
fl of the Ladies Southern Relief Association
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1857.
Jay Cooke d 10. furnish the following QUO.
FINANCIAL.
Lewis Johnson Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign m arkets as follows

NEW YORK. April s.-1st Board-U. s. 1881
1910 9, Coupons. e7X; Mo State 6's, -: Canton
Co, 10 Cumberland Goal Go. prerd, 81; Quick
silver Mining Goes; New York Central K r.
lOOH; Erie Railway, SIS. Hudson River r. r.,
1876: Residing X. r., iGO.; Michigan Central
X. K, 1WA Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X. r., 69x; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Cen
trsi X. r., i13; Cleveland and Pittsburg r. r.
72a; Chicago and Northwestern r r., 33X
do. preferred, coz; Cleveland and Toledo K
X. 1IeK; Chicago and Rock Island r. r., 81 "a /;
PitJsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r r
81 Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 2iX
Pacific Mail, 1872 Gold, 130p m 135.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT HAGERsrowx-
The democrats and conservatives OF Hagers-
town. Md were successful al the municipal
election yesterday. They carried their ticxet
for councilmeE by an average majority OF
forty seven votes over the Republican nomi-
aces.
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COMMISSIONERS OF

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
The nomination of Colonel Capron, of Illi-
nois. 10 be Commissioner OF Agriculture, was
sent IN 10 the Senate to day by the President.
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THE TRPkTY

l. 7eens 70 be supposed that the Senate will
take definite action on the treaty with RUSSIA
ere adjourning day. TWAS taken up for
short time this morning and laid over TO deal
with nominations. 1t is generally believed
that the treaty will be confirmed
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The Russian American Tr.a,,

SAN FRANCISCO, ApriI g-Tbe OraOon
newspapers are jubilant over the Russian
American treaty. The entire press of Cali.
fornia favor the treaty
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PKRsoNAL.-Senator Wilson starts for nome
this evening. Senator's Cameron and Cattel
have returned, and are in their seats.
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COMMANDS AT FORT DELAWARE Major
Charles A. Morgan. ith artillery, relieved
from recruiting service ana assigned 70 the
command of Fort Delaware
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Affairs in Gesrgetswu.

THE fIsH WHARr.-The mild weather hss
had favorable eject upon the fisheries, and
the results begin TO appear at the wharf This
morning the receipts OF shad were light, and
the prices quoted are from SIS to SIS per 100
About 10000 herring arrived this morning
and sales were reported at SO to $40 per 1000.
MERCHANTS ExcHANoE-The offerings at
the Merchants Exchange to-day were 2pO0
bushels yellow corn, (damaged.l and las
bbls -four of various grades. Sales of $50 bbls
Extra al Slf IS: IS bbls Super at sl3; Family
SIC IS TO SIS %; high grade Extras SI6 Fine
SlI so. Sales of 2to0 bushels yellow corn,
damaged at 1l1c. Wheat firm, with a pro-
bable advance in all classes OF preducs.
CATTLE SALES there were 100
head OF beef cattle at Drovers Rest, together
with a couple lots OF COW and calves. The
prices OF cattle ranged from OK 20 % per 10.
groes. 10 head were from Virginia and Mary
land counties, and the balance from Baltimore.
Sheep sold at Sa9A cents per poundd gross. A
lot of 20 hogs sold at Tx. Cows and calves
selling from $50 to $50, according 10 condition
and quality
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@The State Central Committee of the Re-
publican party of Maryland nave been mott.
fed 10 meet IN Baltim Gre on the nth inst
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~WithiH twenty four hours after the
burning of the Lindell Hotel, the citizens of
st LOUIS had pledged = 600, 600 TO rebuild H.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

1
j. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
Of GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety ada pied to the season
All orders promptly and Faithfully executed.
Good Goods, good work. and we'll fitting gar
ments guaranteed in all cases.
general supply of gentlemen FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand
Georgetown, ID. O.,
North side Bridge street,
APPS 2w next door east from Bank of Commerce
CHEAPER THAN EvER-Just received at
u. =, q large stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
embracing choice Dress Goods In the latest novel;
ties. Also. 90 yards Calcoes at l21, IS, 49, 20
cents; Bieached and Unblesched n q Sins 10, i25,
keeping Goods, CLOTHS, Csssimerss and DriIlines,
Skirfs, Parasols ehavls, Gloves, Corsets. Hosiery
and Notions Our Goods b ave been Durc ased for
cash since the recent decline, and great bargains
call.
NH 2s-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER.
WIN. h, WHEArLEYS PREMIUM srRAM
w DYEIN0 AND CLEANSING
E6TABLISHMENT,
once, No 40 Jefferson st, Georgetown, d. o.
Established in 1881; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1856 and is
nov by far tn e largest and most complete estab-
lishment Of the kind In this section Of country
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solici e the continued custom Of the community:
utmost promptness and despatch
Post O1ice address, Lock Box No. 50.
once closes daily at sunset except SATURDAY,
when IL 10 closed atS1s D. m. fe 6-6m
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.


The Copartnership heretofore existing between
the 1ncersiened. under the style of WANDER.
MhhkEN WELLS. il this day dissolved by
mutual consent JOSEPH r. WILLS has with
aTawn nom the coRceI n, he having sold all his
interest ~ the same to JAMES b WANDER
WEEK IN, who Will pay all debts Of the tirm aud
collect all Outstanding claims due the same
JAS. b. yANDERWERhEN,
JOSEPH b. WELLS.
Georgetown, d. O., Aprl 9th, 1871.
The undersigned will continue the Furniture
Buslness Al tie old stand 10 VASDERWER-
KEN WELLS No. los High street, and most
respectfully sbIicits continuance Of the liberal
patronage extended 90 the late firm
JAMES b. NANDERwERkEN.
April sth, 1867 apqst-
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CoSFIRNED.-Gen. Sol. Meredith was con-
frmed to-day by the Senate as Surveyor Gen.
eraI of Montoha.
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~In the allotment ofJudges made yester.
d sy by the United States Supreme Court fer
the several Circuits Courts, chief justice
Chase was assigned 10 the Fourth Circuit
comprising Maryland, West Virginia and
Virginia.
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IsTxnSAL REvESUE.-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were e73i, 676.25.
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The Great Eastern

INV YORK. April 9-The great Eastern is
anchored below waiting Tor high tide to come
TO cross the bar.
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BOARDING.

COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without
- BOARD, at No "a Missouri avenue, between
50 sne - streets. Transient aud Table Bosrders
also accommodated. Bath room, &C, sp s-eO2ss
FURNISHED ROOM and BOARD for lady In
qnlre 81 Ne 500 18th ct. wet. sp s1'
DLEAsANT Rooms, WITH Or WITHOUT
BOAbD, at CR0r0N FLETCHER, corner
Hill. an rs
ROARDIHG AT "THE COTTAGE "-Tso or
- three elisi ICONS. witt or without b ard,
csn besec ured At the newly beilt Cottage" en-
S.n stre.t; between and streets, First Ward
Care sno churches convenient. ap5-H
single gentlemen can obtain q pleasant Front
hOOm, on second hOor.D with BOARD. in q pri-
Nate iail " 81 20 per month Table Board, IS per
"a nv Apply 3sl New York avenue. near cor
ner OF lZth 81. sps1'
RoARDING and Rooms at 2I2 X street
y Terms moderate. sp6st
FURNISHED FRONT Room, (.eoond storyp
and II. ap.-Iw-
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be ac-
"A oonnocsted with FRONT ROOM and good
board n private family where there are no chill
dren Apply st 276 street nesrls ap iW
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB BENT with or
S1theGt BOARD, stS53 New jersey sv..
block south OF Capitol. sp 5 eost-
ROARDING A Gentleman aud his wife. or two
- single gentleuea, Can obtain a pl aass ut front
hOOm with bOARp IN private family from the
north Inquire at NO. 30 L street, between sd
a1u -4tn. NH 20
LOB RENT-Two we'll furnished PARLORs, on
ply SSS st, bet. 9Th and 10th. fell
TABLE BOARD Of 30 A6a lOth street, o few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms on PCT
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Cmcs, No 94o Seysnth street
sps I'M - cor Louisiana avenue
pAhasOLs Attention is invited to our large
L and beautiful assortment Of PARAsOLs. just
received wv. sELBY co,
sp.-I{ 1913 Penn. avenue
HORSES FOB SALE Lust reesi we'd at How
western part Of Maryland. among them two f ne
etalIlons. ap92t@
lME A NJ 81, SAND .Te c91tIsc.Cr. nd build
down river SAND. For sale by =
.ps.lm 9TH st. south. bet. 4 and r II Island.
r s,,,tss s,!sI 4As snw 1 YORK ACTIONS
al. s}. S.f Diam and es MATING
h Ai;H large lSs Of s.%IsGn: OIL CLOTHS.
322 Pennsylvania avenue.
apg 80 Between 9th and tn SITS.
BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE Sloan, Uom..
6its and S suSarb .n
Archit, ctGre. sIa yan1's villas snd Cottage,
SET. Sosns
Text Book Of Modern Carp ntry So. Sloan . Gar.
Guide ss75;, ovens Hints on Public Ar Siis
tnre, S6. A House for tine Suburbs. London. 81 20
SiIlsge Hnd Farm Cottages, -. Woodward's
aps FRANCK TAYLOR.
MERCHANTS NEW OUTSIDE STEAMSHIP
tu LINE
Lsdre NeU Yo.k for Washington, llsrardy;a and
GsOTRefOUa.
The fast Steamer JOHN GIBSON wi II leave New
York for the above ports on SAT.
Pi sHasE ssIi Rinsr at SAB ttsT
from Samuel Bacon 90. By sending the card,
their goods can Gene on this line of Steamers, de-
livsring goods here on Tuesday morning.
The Steamer Z c. KNIGHT 10 dischsrgtne
freight In Georgetown Consignees will send for
their goods. Persons wishing to send freight 70
New York will send ii to the steamer on Wednes
day and Thursday morning.
ap94 J. W. THOMPSON