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INTERNAL NUE. DECISION.
TRANSPORTATION og srmlrs IN

TRANSPORTATION OF SPIRITS IN BoND.
THg
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 16.-'rhe Commissioner of In
tena Revenue to day issued the following circular con-
corning the transportation OF spirits in bond
Under former statutes and regulations If person who
had executed bond for the transportation OF distilled
spirits 10 bonded warehouse, and paid the amount OF
tax due upon such spirits TO the collector holding the
bonds such payment was sufficient 10 warrant the can
trntiOn Of the act Of July last that all spirits removed
under transportation bond shall DO deposited In bonded
warehouses and the statute 80 explicitly de,
elsewhere than In bonded warehouses not having
been removed tlyrefrOm ~ pursuance or law,
that 10 Is believed to be no longer necessary TO
gnrded oppressive II seizure should be made OF spirits
which were placed In the market without going INTO the
warehouse, where the shipper had been In the habit or
making this disposition of spirits and OF canoeing MS
Collectors will therefore notify all persons VINO may
hereafter execute bonds for transportation OF spirits 10
bonded warehouse that such spirits VIII Do seized II
found elsewhere than In transit 10 tho warehouse for
which permit is issued; and Collectors will seize all spirits
wh may Dc found In their respective districts branded
for transportation, and which are evidently not In regular
course OF transit to tho proper warehole, unless u SHAH
appear 10 their satisfaction that the transportation was
commenced prior TO the Goth Inst The sooner oil dstll-
ers ard persons engaged In the practice and sale or
TILED spirits are made aware that only those spirits wch
house upon payment Of tho tax, can De
regarded legitimate objects OF trafncl
the better will Il BE- for tho interests of the Goyernen
and OF AL honest dstleIs Collectors Will also notify MI
persons who hereafter execute transportation bonds, that
in no event VIII the bonds be cancelled except upon po
Of the receipt into tho warehouse or PROOF OF some ee
CiIcinstnncCs which have rendered elh coinP"'i'o
- r. IL. A. ROLLINS Commissioner
-
THE NEW SANTA FE STAGE LINE
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THE TERRITORIES.
MONTANA.
n, srlnanArn 10 rns rnlpusE.

M sRLHaRArH rms TRIBUNE
LEAvENwoRnr Kan, Jam ls.-Iho Aoetaaa Post
Of the 27th ult gives an account OF bloody ARRAY a.
Cave Cnch on december l4th Of which the jumping Of
claims was the cause. Patrick Osborn, John Hassstt
Wrn. Cneoyers and wm Mclaughlin were killed, and
John Faherty and several others whose names us
known were wounded. j. L. DeHaven, John Bowman,
Tacob Hart r. Hickner j. A. Haseel James Seigler, Gee
Bashar. l.. Dnncanson, u. N Bateman, p. Consadine,
Luke Finn and VIM. Mccoy, were arrested by Vigilance
Committed and will be tried Louis T1ewck O minor ID
Dry Gulch, murdered Helena onth5 saeo night
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ALABAMA,

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 16--There was quorum IN
both HON. es Of the Legislature to-day tt S
been ador ted TO extend the session beyond tho
tlOnal limit OF 80 days.
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COLORADO.

rRIE0RArn
LGAvENwoRTH Jan. 16.-For the week ena,as
January ITO ouncos were shipped from os"''' '"'
ped "A 10000,
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LETTER or SECRETARY SEWARD TO ROSERo-cAr-
TURE OF GUADALAJARA CONFIRMED.
~ fRLKaRAPH 10 TIE rRIRuNR. - -------
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THE NEW SANTA FE STAGE LINE.
BY rTIE0kArH TRIBUNE
TOPEKA Kansas, Jan. l5-Tho fist coach !rom
eanta &c has arrived Oh the new time, ala days.
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Bill to Punish Illegal Voting in the Di,
trict of COIumbIa,

Bill 10 fuhlsh Illesai Voting i'm the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The following is the bull 10 punish illegal
voting an the District, which passed the House
yesterday.
A BILL to punish illegal voting in the District
OF Columbia, and for other purposes
he Il enacted by The Senate and House If Repre-
seHtdtires - the United States Of America an Con-
greSS assembled, That any person not duly anal
lned 10 vote IN the District Of Columb bia who,
knowing that he is not so qualified shall vote
or olier 10 vote therein, or who shall prOcure or
attempt TO procure himself 20 be registered
tneTtln as a voter, shah be punished by iupris-
onm'n ntnot exceeding six months and net less
than two months
Sec. ?. And Be IL further enacted That IL anv
person, being qualified voter in SAID District,
shaII knowingly vote or attempt 10 vote 10 any
other ward or election precinct than that in
winch be shall be lawfully entitled TO vote, or
shall Dnlawfully and knowingly vote or At
Tempt 10 vote more than once, or in more than
one ward or election precinct or shall so vote
double therein, he shall be punished by i'm
prisonment not exceeding six months and nor
less than two months, and shall be disqaalified
from voting thereafter in said District
Sec, j. And De az further enacted, That there
snail be hve Jud ,es Of elections within ana for
the city OF Washington, and three within and
Tor the city Of GeorgsDown, the same 10 be ar
pointed by the Supreme COUf of the District
OF Columbia, whose duty IL shall be, bienui-
ally and prior TO each election. to prepare a
list OF the persons qualified TO vote in the
several wards Of said cities in any election
ana SAID Judges shall be in open session in
their respective cities. to receive evidence Of
the qualification of persons claiming the right
TO vote IN any election therein, and for correct
Ing said lists, on two days, bienniaIly. not ex-
eeeding five days prior to each election for the
choice Of city OH GERS, giving prior notice of
the time and place OF each session in some
newspaper.
Sec. 4. And be IL further enacted. That prior 10
SAID election the said judges in the respective
cities shall post up list of voters tbus pre-
pared In one or more public places in said
cities, and at least ten days prlor thereto
Sec. 5. And be :t further enacted, That ali acts
and parts OF acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act are hereby repealed.
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THE MARYLAND LReIsLATURE-A remon-
srance OF citizens OF Baltimore was laid before
the Senate yesterday against the repeal of the
Sunday law; and against any amendment OF
the Charter OF the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad.
In the House, after the presentation OF pe-
utlons, resolution was offered authorizing
the Governor 10 employ such counsel as he
may deem expedlent 10 prevent the mayor ana
city council OF Baltimore from expending the
money of the people of said city 10 resist the
action of the Legislature IN regard TO the city
election ordered on the 9th of February, and
approx Rating $1,000 to carry the resolution
into effect Ii was laid over one day, under
the rulp
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~ Inc LONDON Court Journal defends erin
oline. ... ....---..-I = =
~Small pox is a sure cure for dyspepsfa
so an exchange says. -
SThere have been in the Protestant Epis-
copal church in the United States SO bishops,
OF whom 10 survive. - =
6The earth has 1000, 600 600 inhabitants
OF whom ,3S3 die every year.
ga southern lady declares that the Yam
KEGS have northernfzed the weather.
- A Louisville boy had his arm broken by
soft SNOWFALL. He bawled.
~A Virginia paper records the marriage OF
Massachusetts white soldier 70 q coiored
woman ...E.. .
~The Russians speaks OF the United
States as "The great empire Of the two oceans. ,,
&A San rancisco paper speaks of axtorm
here which included rain, wind, thunder ana
ightning. and an earthquake. ,-,
~An Indiana paper thinks Governor Nor
ton stands chance for nomination for the
next Presidency,
a1Snow baIling is dangerous In Missouri.
A man I'm Jackson, shot another the other day,
for indulging In IL f-H fi3F7 --'''
~The ladies over In Paris are bpild,,p IN.
ront hairs In immense mounds abo We the fore
~ Europe holds soOo.ooO.oOo ofu. a. Gov.
ernment and other securities = -, "a
~One Of the three discharFsd cosduc ctors
on the N. :. a N. II Railroad was not salts
NED vita lees than my dollars dsy in the
Wsy OF extra pickings. - .y,.- = =
.1I a. o. n.
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Frem Mexico.

Mexican advices state that Col. Carilio who
lately embraced the Liberal side, had again
changed, placing himself and troops under
command of the Prefect of Puebla. GueriIias
are very troublesome in the neighborhood of
the City OF Mexico and Vera Cruz. Meiia is
organizing division, and would soon meet
Miramon and Queretaro, who has 5000 men
The city OF Patzcuaro was stormed by Re-
gules, the Liberal chieftain, on the 2lst inst
the bombardmentlas lasting several hours. While
negotiations for its capitulation were progress
ing guerillas entered the town and committed
exeesses, bu rn1ng and destroying houses, &c.
Nearly all the male Inhabitants were locke q
up as prisoners. Some were released, how
ever, through money, and others by entering
the Liberal ranks. The women were hiding
in the mountains and chapparals.
GALVESTON, Jan. 3L-The despatch boat
Blackoird brings files Of Browns vile papers
and specials. The Blaekbird brings also Col.
h. Megua Mejia, of JuareZ's army, who brings
dispatches 10 Washington and New York
The authorities OF Zacatecas have given up
Ortega and Gen. Patoni to Juarez. who re-
ceived them as prisoners of war, though they
are expected TO be hung. They had travelled
from Matameros to Zacatecas on horseback,
seven hundred miles, and Ortega being de-
ceived by the chiefs who espoused his cause
went into the city reckless of the results. The
Liberals are concentrating In the valley OF
Mexico, and will soon have an army of one
hundred thousand. Escobedo is at San Luis
Potosi, with 26,00O men and SIS pieces OF artil-
Iery. Gen. Pase is chief of artillery. General
nation about Cortinas and Canales is very
mixed. They appear to be robbing prorniscu-
ously, in the nsme Of God and liberty b. s.
Osborne, late Captain of the Mexican gunboat
Bravo has been dismissed from the service on
the charges OF misappropriating money and
desertion. Osborne is well known in New
York. He served some time In Eldridge street
jail for giving information TO the enemy during
will appeal to Minister Romero, and signs
himself admiral. -H
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KEEP PINS OUT OF YOUR MoUTH-A few
days ago Miss Catharine Munce, OF Washing
Ton county, Pa,swallowed pin w hich she W as
holding in her mouth. The pin, going down
point foremost, stuck in her throat. After con :
siderable trouble. DIR McKennan succeeded in
pushing the pin downwards into her stomach
II is hoped IL will give no further trouble, but Z
1t should be warning 70 our lady readers
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MILLS FROZEN OvER.-We learn that's large
number OF grist mills in this county, WHICH
were run by water power, have frozen mp. Ii
is a serious incon enience to the farmers. as
some are obliged to 60 a considerable distance
TO get their grain ground, whilst 0t a fe w are
on short allowance.-LGncaster (Pa) Inteui-
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A RETURN TO OLD CUsroxs.-According IN
the Boston Journal, the peculiar people OF
"the Hub" are returning 70 their old ysys II
says that parties are now given 70 gro wn peo-.
pie which are announced on the cards as com
mencing at three O'Clock p. m, ana termina-
ting at eight O'Clock ID. m
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
Friday, February 1867.

PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. j
~ To obtain any of these letters the applicsn
must call fer Advertised Letters, " give the date
OF the list, and pay one cent for Advertising
~ Ii not called for within eRe montA they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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DANCING.
DR0FS. j. W. q ii. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY,

New Glasses forming every evening Those ds.
string to enter our classes should Avail tban
selves of th 10 opportunity 'noin
rreparations will be made in this quarter for
Cirsulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W q
netEerott 90, d Music Stores. We
The Hall can be rented for Boirees, 30.
~. Days and Hours of Thittoa:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesdav and
eeturoay Afternoons, from to 8 o oc1oek
Gentlemen D Glasses, Tuesday and Friday ava
nings, from to 10 clock WV
For further informstio on, apply during the hours
OF tuition, or odd ress o note to the Academy
Quarter comm encing with the first lie sson. jas
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SALE OF CoAL.-fhe Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company sold In New
Scranton coal. There was a large attendanc
of dealers, and the bidding was spirited. The
prices paid were from twenty ave to fifty
cents ton higher than those OF the frat OF
Januarv .'f 't.- -
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CLOTHING, DO.

~ j. HEEBERGEh,
Successor to II. y. Lsudon D Co., a
CI1ILEN'S AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, VI
362 Pepnsylvs snis avenue, -
my LII Washington. d. O.
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aHiA
gIIifs nsfaoT s'adoD s6T--.f GB'S .EoTxghr
sscI aaiE1crs bIaf bFa1Hd eTsvT .assaatl -
.Fl3,Ds2 Iot DBE sesff ;0ta, ,5sl ,
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tstssls So as.fs 5-l1EfD 'sIsfi1fia 81 ~
,4l le lasli.sEs sa sisoa a+to issoioD %
.sirn = LAT LtElG
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INTRRNAL REVENUE TAX.-It 10 stated that
the ways and means committee OF the Hou Sc
OF Representatives nave agreed 10 authori ne
gas companies and horse railroad Companies
to charge the government tax upon their GUS
toners. The present law gives this privilege
only Till April next ful..E- -nl- - r-rI.-
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Arnold Lizzie
Abren Maria
Mrs
Anderson Free
ArmstrougPhe
be l. Mrs
| Ash erly DIR Mrs
BrownJsliaMr
| Banks Cath'ne
| Mrs
Briggs Eaily /
| Mrs
Barns JaneM >
BeonJ John Z Mr..
Brush JaneMrI
| Braint Mattio
| Brown Ssrsh
| Brown 10 arg L
Brown Mary
| BTewnBetieMrI
Bush N aryAMl
Burns N j
Bates Sarah
Boyd J A NJ '
Barton & ' Mr.
Bradford
| BrOu ser VI
Beaton John II
| Mrs
Bald win Eliz h
Mrs
Barker Eliza J
| Mrs
Br, wet Alice
| BTeuenW IN Mrs
| BOsrlordLiZZie
Mrs
Bank erd e Mr.:
Barnett EMMT
Rrumney Y Mr.
| Bailey FAME v
Bentley Carrie
Bressman Miss
Is trstOw m ary !
Burton N III
Butler Mary
BobysoCo MRS
BryAntMry In
BesleySarshMI
Bartlett Mary
Clough Chlta s
Clark Susah
CHss q u Mrs
Cox J l. ID
Cole LoIinda A
Cain Sarah
CLARK Alice
Carter Ann MI
| Collins Ellen
| Churchill VI M
Chs ckly Fanni,
Collins } ss MI,
Carter Lucy
Carpenter Mrs
Conner Martha q
Carney Maria
Campbell Il v
Mrs 9
CottopsarbAM.
Dunn VIM Nj h
Mrs
Dubbs o ID Hrs
gsJ eDney N
DOughertyGMr I
pelihay Eliza
| Davis Fannie A
| Bebois Mary
Dengler y NJ rs
Evans NJ A MIR,
Ella argtK MI
Ellis Mary
Hasten Ma a M I
ErringhtonLiz
| FriendP X Mr,
FlynuDavid MI
| Feuke e Mollie
Freeman Lizzie
Frere EiiZ b N I
FisherM y JIM
ser Miss
ellSsrah ]
Mrs
Fisher NJ A
Cont Mary Mri
Gray Nancy MI
Geirr MstMrs Z
Gray Kate N n
GHiman EliZ I'll
MRS
Gallaher K ate
earn. { Emna J
GuDth1nR Car Y
GittingM N a yAn
Mrs
GlennaH Mary
6snson Eliza A
B rs
Griffin RB Mrs
GuthrieM X Mr.
Grenton nj argt
GrisonSarahM NJ Z
G0fdoUTre'AMl /
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VI W. B. M OSEe,

VI W. B. MOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AMI
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. S21 s19, INTELLIGENOER BUILD.
ING, OoRNER 7TH ANDD..
NO. a0s 7TH STREET, TH0RNY BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASsURTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
de has all the latest designs made in Philadel
phia, New York, and Boston. The stock Is alvnys
selected By Mr. Moses, and bought st the lowest
rates Tor cash, VIII ch enables him com pete with
1asteIn prices II 10 finest Furniture is made 10
tas IN Psisdelphis, and Of the best material
Purchasers shoalA study their own interest BY
calling at his Stores and amiufnR the we'll a.
sorted stock Of CARPETS, FURNITURE kc
eno obtain his price list before ding elsew where
Wnich he viii furnish with pleasure :
his assortment Of Mattresses, Blankets, Dom.
iorts, Csunterpeines, Piifows, Bolsters, Feather
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur
niture 10 complete, which he offers at the 10 west
New York and p hils lsdelphia prices.
N pken9ember Nos S21 and a19 Intsllisencer
erect, Thorng Building, adjoining Odd FeIlows'
HAL, between d and Z Streets.
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arassa stnsiVsna6I GsS OK
,,.tSsss prikl fOI0 'a&fahJ 70 ~ Tsf1Fsss
ly q os .cssliz s0i EssF IS Sa!isao s1s t-si
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BOOTS, SHOES. &.

SELLING OFF SELLING oFFn
The entire stock Of Ladies', Mfsses,
Oniidrse ., Mems. Boy b and Youths
,,,, BOOTS. SHOES AND 0AITERS
VIII Dc sold At private sale at and
BELOW OOST PRICES. aI -
JOHN ANGDRMANN,
&. S0s 9TH street, between d and = streets,
u Z-lmH sFN1 OppOSite Odd Fallows, all
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MARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING
lVl ACADEMY, AT
MARIEI6 ASSEMBLY ROOMS
y, between Sth and l6th Streets Y
ton OF pupils. . : - = = : -'''>r -
Days and hours ef tuition for young ladies
urdays, from s to Sd. m. : --'-0-- N So'-
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same eyentpe.
venience of the pupil. : sass
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BANKERS.

-. BANKERS.
JAY COOKE CO., =
BAHK1Rs,
WtseasA sssst, esysssts Nsssxsv.
onstantly on hand, full supply Of st
oOvEBHABHT BONDS,
eEVDN-THIRTIle, AND COMPOUND
INTlRIsT NOTES.
Orders Tor STOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and
Oeliections made on al accessible points.
sela
RARROw CO.,
--.. BANKDRD, -.
Corner Lolisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
DRALKRs IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER !..
Ban AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington.
H.D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke b Co.. President.
WA. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lSth street, opposite the Trsasryy Department..
Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESst at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coileo,os,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TYR
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST IA VORABLE TERMS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us
FULL INFORMATION In regard 90 GOyERN
MENT LOANS at oil times cheerfully furnished
WIN. D. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 70, 1895 maI-S
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AND FANCY DRESS RAILS
WI trI AND PARTIES

The under.igned would most respectfuIIy in
form the ladies' aad gentienen OF 'washinaton
times prepared TO furnish parties with MssaueMr. M
aoe and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
fsSey est.bli:hment Of Christian Rappert, ESQ.
Ssnnv -. :. street between ara be viii be
late Uostumer at Ford,s and Growers
Sso.!m ...-.- Tbeaters, Washing gton, d. o.
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL, AL!
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons of ,2s0 lbs, delivered In sny art of
the city. h- VI
Chestnut White Ash 81
stove, kgg and Furnace White Ash, S8,2)
BED Ash. SS 80.
Iehigb. SO.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
js25-tf A65 9Th street, between K and u.
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DENTISTRY,
4. LOohrs, ND,

nTse Inyenter and Pstentes Of the HIHBRAL
ais ON ce In this city. Many persons can YS0Xl
wear these teeth who csanot wear others,
these.
Persons calling at my once can be scconmoda-
ted with any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
ure, but TO those who are particular and wish the
purest, eleanest, strongest and most perfect den.
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
will be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Penn's avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th sts. Also, 9OT Arch street,
Philadelphia. oc 40-lv
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Attest PARIS FASHIONS OF HAZE
- DRESSING. :
ERENCH HaTgDpI

90, EhENtH HAIR- DRESSER, -.
SZs street. between 18th and l4th SITS
mr Alltot, from Paris, hair Dresser OF the
seteofated kaChG, with whom he arrived in this
counfTy. has now been established for the laet
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-.
owing the patronage of the corps dipbo ,aiqHs and
OF fske highest society. He has the honor 10 ar
pounee that be has this imported the latest
fashions OF hair dressing, and also pom des, and
eveEything that belongs to the dressing of hair
at very reason u lie prices, - smr
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4 ,oALI CoAL!l COALlll
Having determined to sell first class article Of
Wood and Coal es cheap Is the chea pest I hona
by doing 90 TO gain q liberal share OF puklin na
tronaee. The Coal prices are as follows:
WhlTE Ash n Ut 90 AL. by the ton az 25
BALflMORE 90. WHITE ASH, Egg and
Stove sizes; 9 aa
ALL LgInEk QpALlTlk rs OF WHITE ASH 2a
LnhENs NALLE1 PGRk BED A6H...-... rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH.-,........-....... 1 s
GROSS WEIGHT, 2l40 LBS. TO TIE TON.
Always on hand and constantly receiving thu
best Qualities Of WOOD of every desert ption, de-.
hyered in any part Of the city.
+. C. BAUM,
ja4-fm 7th ST., between and SITS Island .
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2 LOUISIANA AVENUE.

S2 LOUISIANA AVENUE. 20
J. II. CRANE q co.
AsSe' an hand . large and fne assortment OF
GOODS, suited to this market, such as BUTTER
CHEESE. EGGS, APPLES. RAIsINs. FIGS
CifBON, NUTS, HAMS. GOLDFISH, MACK
EEL, HERRING, SOAPS, CANNED GOODS,
&c.
Also, 50 Barrels Moores celebrated CHAM
PAGNE OIDER, by barrel or gallon.
All the above goods are offered at the loveat
market price, and warranted TO suit, by
J. II. CRANE 4 CO.,
"A Aim 50 La. ave-. between 9Th and 7tb
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NEwsPAPER OHAHeR-E +. Church, ESQ,
formerly Of Townsontown, has sold his IN
crest In the sHagerstown (Md.) Herald and
Torch Light. to Messers Mittag and Sneary.
by whom, In connection with Mr.. Negley, the
: A RHsPIrl ASKED FoR.-Psutions are being
efrcnlated In Delaware asking Governor
SauIsbury to respite Andrew p. Armstrong,
for season, so that he may haye abundant
lime TO prepare for the awful death which he
crime, that Of the murder Of his wife