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.s .-. PAWNBROKERS
L st a B L ] 3 h ED lsJ
BCIAL NOTICE.
CHARLES HERZBERG,

- successor 10 leaac derZbefR Son,
Who have condu ducted the Pawnbroking Busine
Tor hftetn years In this city, fer twelve on
year. the emily PaHnbroker in the Distric',
aud the public for the confidence heretofore sho
them and beg leave to call their att ention to the
Tact that We stil continue TO make the highest ad.
yances In all sums upon all articles OF JeweIry
Diamonds, Watches. Bonds. Government Serb
silver Plate, &C. for which We have su uper rfor
places Of deposit and see1nty, which will always
be shown for the satisfsct Of those patronizing
as. We have special facilities for the care and
preseryaton OF Wearing Apparel OF every de-
Nsnees are hsade, guaranteeing when req uired
against moth, and always againstinjury Having
large warehouse in connection with our office
we have special facilities for storage of all kinds
sf Hsrchandtse, Furniture, &C. on which we
make the highest asvAHces for days. weeks or
months We call especial attention to the fact
that owing to the large capital employed In our
IsteI est as to defy cofnpetition We sell no go.ds
until the expiration Of six months after their for
feiturs, and then only bile aHction frat Civ
ing ample notice 81 rough the varioas city jeur.
nals tn all depositors. BY this means deposits
with us are meyer lost IL their redemption Is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
ments Tor forwarding goods to any part of the
country, arrangements which an experience OF
htteen years hss brought to rerfectfop. Depos-
be located Full inform ati ON always given. Pri.
yAfe apartments for coafdepusi business. N. B.
We have no connection with any similar estab.
hsAment I'm this city Befer to any old resid ent Of
Washington. Remember HRRXBHR0'S Lean
Once. Sal north street, between Ih and 9Th
Washingten, y y. y -tt 70 IS I'm
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EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, Feb. a7.-rse party called the
AdSllsmites, under the leae, p of Mr. Roe
ouck, have resolved 10 ioin their forces with
the Liberals. The English Court of Admiral
", IN the case OF the steamer Alsxandris,
which Csitsd Sia'ss Consul Dudley receutiv
com meneed a tuit TO recover, has required
security for the costs In the event of the cause
being deciced for the defendanis. The final
decision Is reserved until the performances Of
this preliminary.
PANS, Feb. g5.-oue Of the r. forms proposea
by the Emperor Is me abolis hment Of the reply
TO the address from the throne, which Is pecun-
arly unpopular. The Liberal party insist upon
the preservation Of this privilege. In the
French Court OF Admiralty IN the case Of the
United States VS.. Arman fils. the appeal of the
United Staies against the decree rec uiring paw
ment into the courts Of certain SUN OF money
as security for The costs Of the suit was again
rejected.
VENICE Feb. e7-GaribaIdi arrived IN this
city yesterday from Flor. nee He was greeted
with the most unbounded enthusiasm.
[Bv Steamer
The Derby Plan Of Reform.
Among the resolutions moved by the Chan
cellor OF the EXcbeQuer in Committee OF the
Whole House, are the following: That the
number OF electors for counties and boroughs
IN England and Wales ought 10 be increased:
that such increase may be best effected by both
IN counties and borsughs, and by add ing o'her
franchises not dependent on such value; that
while n is desirable that a more dIrect repre-
sentation should be given 10 the lahoring class.
u Is contrary TO the Constitution OF this realm
To give TO any one class OF interest a predomi-
mating power oyer the rest of the comm uni
ty; that the principle OF plurality Of vstes. IL
ADOPTED by Parliament would facilitate the
settlement Of the borough franchise on an ex-
tsnsiye basis; that ~ is expedient 60 revise the
existing distribution OF seats; that in such re-
VISION it rs not expedIent that any boro gh aow
represented IN Parliament should be wholly
ols1ranchisedi that in revising the existing
distribution OF seats, this House will acknow-
ledge, as Its main consideration, the expedi-
eBcy OF ofsupplying representation TO places not
at presentrepTesented, and which may be cor
ssoered entitled TO that privilege; that n is
pedient that provision should be made for the
better prevention Of bribery and corruption at
elections.
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SOO OAO GRAPEVINE OUTINGS roB
oOO,OOU SALE,

FROM KENDALL GREEN VINE YARD.
CONCORb, the msst valuable Grape In the
country. NOTIONS VIRGINIA, CATAWBA,
kEBECOA, DIANA, HAkTFORD PROLIGIO.
cuttings, or SW Der v00; warranted eli good
wood and true 20 name. carefully packed md
shipped to any eddress on remittance
]. PDARsONB Fruit Stsre,
fe o-lm .r-- EEl 491 8th street
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" W. b. n LOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPLT, FURNITURE AHD
BEDDIH0 ST0RES,
NOS. 521 4 el9, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, OORHER 7TH ANDD.,
NO. sos 7TH STREET, fH0RNp BUILDINo.
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST AssuRTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
De has all the latest designs made In PhIlsd al,
pna, New York, and Boston. The stock 10 alvaya
seiecseo By Mr.. Moses, and bought at the loWeat
rates Tor cash, which enables him to com pete With
nastern prices. His finest y FurRiture 10 made TO
fbas In phfsdsiphis and OF the best Material
rurchassrs should study their own interest by
calling at his Stores and ex amt ming the we'll as
sorted stock Of CARPETs, FURNITURE, &C.,
which he will furnish with pleasure
HIS assortment OF Mattresses Blankets, Com
iorn, Csunter paines. Pillows. Bolstsrs, Feather
peos, And All kinds Of Cottage and Kitchea Fur.
niv1rS s compiste, which he offers at the lswest
New York and phia prices. -
remember Nos 521 and S19 InteiIfaencer
building corner 1th and D. and No sos 7th
street; ThorDs Building, adjoining odd Feilows'
Hall, between and streets. : - :" = ~
JsHn I..-I F-''-'o W. b. NOSES
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COLGATE 4 CO.'S

W L 7 8 o A P.
Recommended for CHAPPED HANss and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained of all ruggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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WOOD AND COAL.
TO Ll COALll

COAL OOALli
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons of 2, ,24o lbs delivered In epy mart of
the city. s.. 49, ''' VI
Chestnut White Ash. 81
Red Ash, $500
Lebfgb. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly ON hand
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street -
-. o. p. BROWN SON,
ja5-t .a 465 9Th street, between and y.
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DANCING.
DANCING.
DR9ES. J. W. B Ii. +. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvanis avenue. bet. 9Th aud Tth sts.. -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.


Pennsylvanis avenue. bet. 9Th aud 7th sts.. -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New Glasses forming every evening. Those do.
hrIng to enter our classes should avail them.
selves of this opportunity 'Aein
freparatfons will be made in this quarter for
our annual NJ ay Ball '''
Circulars can be had at j. r. ElIis' and w a
metzerott Go. 3 Music Stores
The Hall can be rented Tor SOirees, 30.
Days dad Hoars OF TSition:
, FOR Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday afternoons, from to o clock.
6entlemen 3 Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eye-
nfDgs from to lO o'clock
for further Information, apply during the hoars
eftuiuon, or address Q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lessen. Jas
Nj ARIEI's FAsHIoNABLE DANCING
IN1 ACADEMY, AT "A
MARlNlS 3 ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
+, between sth and l9th streets,
Inc last qnarts OF ;his season, prepsra- -
tory 10 the May Ball will commence Oh Satur-
DAY, march 2. Glasses fer the German are now
n Private INSTR uotion given to suit the con-
Nehience OF the pupil se1S
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BAIIs
Ail AND PARTIES
The understgned would most respectfully in
form the ladies And gentlemen OF Washinetop
cly, and the District generally, that he is at Ali
times prepared to furnish parties with Masauer.
40 9 and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
order He has taken rooms at the we'll known
fancy establishment Of Christian Rappert. Eso .
S22 I'm street. between d and e, where he will be
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG,
late Costumer ut Ford and Growers
re lI-I Tbeaters. Washin gton, D. o.
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w H. cLAGETT, $3.50 II. B. swEBHY
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
-'ita raAeU0r NIERs. ls tsf4.

Parties contemplating boilding in the sprine or
purehasing uuimbrovsd property for ihveStment
VIII nnd it 70 their nd VANTAGE 70 look ovee our
iiss before lurchssAbg. ~ Ne hays sdded rscently
20 our ormer list large aouRt Of that ,descFic-
tion OF property. We can offer mAny indncsmesSs
e e. rssards sitnation. low prices sad easy ter ms
10 the 1nmediate vicinity Of this city, very eli
esoy located for suburban gesidsnees, - we'll a.
really bAresins. -, = 80 - 80 -
Property left With N fer sale does net subject
books. = II - . - - 80
lI-ru = nT A HRnSR -
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1NsULTING THE PoPR.-Some carieatures in =
sulting 10 the Pope having been recently pub
lished by the Tribune OF Berlin, that iournai
was cited before the tribunals by the public
prosecutor, but IN consequences OF the Pontifi-
cal government not preferring any accusation,
the charge was dismissed. .--
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4. ALLI6f,
EENCH HAIR,DRESsER,

52f kstrset. betweea lskh aAd lIth sts. -s
4I. Alltot, from Paris, Hair. Dresser of IN.
ooxntry, has nog been sstsb iished fsr tina is.l
eaeht years IN Wssh1ngton aa1. Hsgpsrt, en-
Of the highest aoclety. He hes ths honor 10 az
no9Iss thst he hss tfi. season the latest
everything that bsADpgS 90 the 6fSsSInE sf iair
~ very reAsoaat le prices. y eas-
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VIRGINIA LRGlsLArURE.-Nearly the whole
OF the session OF the Senate yesterday was an
secret The House ssdismissed', the senate
bill appropriating $1,000 TO the State Board
OF Immigration and passed the s.Irish Imrni-
grant bill. A namoer of other bills also
passed, and the Cumberland Gap or ..South-
side Consolidation Railroad scheme was dis
cussed at length.
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PERSONAL.

You CAN NEVER MAKE TIE TRIP on Ba-
II ehu or Samaritan humbugs See Dr. DAN
By, 492 9TH street lie Is the nignest authority
Oh snch cases Bis private rooms are Opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Ja2o-lm'
DREyENTION BETTER THAN CUBE
IL French preventives against disease and preg-
nancy when such Is uute stleJ Sent TO any ad-
dIess. at S4 SIS. SO and 81 dozen, according 20
street, mp stsirs.l W sshingtOn, ID. q. Js.S-lm+
Mks CUKTIS IRVING, Cgarroyast, ard Test
lVl Medium. will give hfe readings, including
Past, Present and Future Al her ofhce, AGO, nsrth
side Of Pa. aY. bets 41s and 9th streets. ounce
hours from TO a. m. and 10 D. IN. Ja "a I'm"
A b. MAUBICE, REAL SOiENTIFIO AS
"A. TkOLOGER OE AMERICA, D.
From the position anu spect OF the Stars at the
erets that no Il vi ag mortal ever knew before; how
to be successful IN all reasonable undertakings.
He tells name and very day you marry; describes
the intended companion, and trlIs all events OF
life soOd luck and loug life to visitors Laiie 80
cents 10 81: geHtleEeB In full 81. Gall 1T t10
I2ih st near n sn hours until in the eve ang.
de 81 nm
CONFlDKNTIAL-You men who have In
~ lured themselves py certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, Who. from the fOllies of youth, or other
causes. feel q debility in adysnce of their years,
before placing Themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read The Secret Friend I"
Married ladies Will learn soneth hing ef I'm portance
BY perusinE The Secret Friend. " Sent TO sny sd
dress, in sealed envelope, r~ceipt Of IS cents.
Address DR.. CHAs A STUART 90. Boston,
laos sly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HHEBvOUs HEADACHES are instant
cured by one doset forty drops ~ OF HTOA E'5
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Bold by all
Druggists T. = - = %. :
fe l9-eo2w a~' iH--...H SO. FORD, Agent.
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A NEW CRIME.-Sleeping in church as a
serious crime IN Rhode Island. On Sunday
afternoon poor Irfshman went into one OF
the churches in Providence, was shown into
seat, took a quiet nap during the services ana
was peaceably retiring at their close, when ne
days - .. -
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b BOOTS, SHOES, Il.

SfERLING BILLS for sale in sums to suit pur.
- chasers. -..0-- ~ - -T|l1r. = -
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co, Bankers,
IeId -1 2S2 Penns. avenue.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO ED
~ MONSTON Will be happy to serve hts friends
ADD the public with Uigars and Tobsc CO, at No,
ton. Re 9-Im
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fe lse cow a~' r-.-l SO. FORD, Agent.
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
'' GASES.
Uo. IA Bond street, New York.
FuIl Information, with the htghea fssttDso-
Std1s; also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
envelope ssRtfree. ~ Be sure and send for them,
dHd sos UtH not regys it; for, as advertising ply
nciens are snpostors, without referssces
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose q stamp
ioI postage apd direct to BIB. LAWRENCE: No.
IL Bond street. New Yerk no IL DkWly
~ MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, aud the
Physiological krrors, Abuses and Diseases which
e. Ieate impe diments to Marriage, with sure ans
OF Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ia ll-3m
-.H eEOBET DISDAsEs.
bAMARIYAN's GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
az ever discovered Cures In two to tour days, aud
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
baisam no mercury. Only ten pills to be- taAen. II
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS.
SAsARGTAN's Roor AND HERB J uICEs-A posi- va
sna permanent cure fer py hills. Scrofna Ulcers,
sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 IS per bettle.
Sold By 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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The PRUssIAN CoNsCRIPIIoN.-A letter
from Hadersleben says: 'Ypu cannot form an
idea OF the emotion cal ed in Northern
Schlsswig sy the conscripuon for the Prus
sian army. Nearly four thousand youths ha ye
left the country TO escape wearing the Prus-
sian uniform; they have taken refuge in Den
mark, where they will en- ter the Danish army,
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CLOTHING, &c.

Successor to III y. Leudon D Co., -
CITIZENS AND Military
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, ~
362 Pen nsyl yania avenue,
my 1-H WAshington, ID. O.
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.:s. :la ! Efsp. fr r'r'. are o.. sess AN
NTh NeW Hamps6rs ssestiSa hfss place
maIcn i2tn-8 TTauaE a 2oEEEHFsm
ga, strapeer " sHS xsouiss We OS0cked
" while in bed and roblDd q e1,p00.
pSia have Siyen be q 56SSSsr bsssse Sisy' VIII
have q PET day aflsf 1EagsA 1T g s1t6e.
-2gHgs aas vfs2GFgc11 saotta at1asSft .-aetst1f
tzssrsaaf IS zasls lieG fl-aih - ~ d
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DEFENCE OF THE FRoNTIKR.-The Military
Committee of the Maine Legislature mas re-
ported resolution directing the Governor I'd
procure from the general government, or else
where, three batteries OF light artillery, Of six
guns each. and two thousand of the best pattern
OF breeeh-loading rife muskets. The guns
should the resolve pass, will probably be
siordnance gum The report says:-aAs Maine
is frontier State, and liable 10 be called upon
10 defend her territory from invasion. there is
an obvious propriety In her possessing some OF
these superior weapons, and il is 10 be hoped
that the general government will. for these
reasons, be liberal toward the state by fur
lsbing or aiding 70 procure these arms"
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DENTISTRY.


TIE Inysnter and Patentes Of the nIaBRAb
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at<A
his once in this city. Many persons cAn41,SI
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
thess
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accom- moda
Ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de
DIRE, but 20 those Who particular and wish the
purest, eleanest, strongest and most perfect den,
ture that art can procure, the HIN ERAL T BETH
viii be more fuily warranted.
Rooms In this cfty-No SIS Penn'a avenue, De
tween 9Th and 10th sts Also, 9OT Arch street,
Rhfladelphfa. DIV
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SEC RHT EAs1s.
"a m X I r a MS 9IFT!
- . SAkARIfAFS GIFT

sam ARIA aIFT!
-.- --5 SAkARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIh REMEBY EVER UsBR
.orosSGS. Sss sGsjIsyE s9KEF CTtR CsTftRioTUxEa re-
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsan, no Mercury.
0xls Tea Pin, 10 ss TAksn 20 Efea Care.
Thsy are eatirely vegetable. having no smell no,
e mp st Il Il. a In
Cures In from Two 70 four days, and recent cases
II ioGs o ~ o. e.: most
sminen, Doctors and Chemists Of the present DAY;
ssU S SrS 50 x
sia gs;sR Nor
,.ss.ss:, ssns = s, s. T..ss o. sssn'''0''
BLooDf sLoODii sLooDtiH r..-
sGR9guLA UL0ERsa s0REs. SPOTS,
E5S5 1is4ssss
sSaAhiIAss Roof ANH Hrss ssstHHfi66EE' tHi6E' i. g: :
GesS i and srsdesss. ssefs sIss pre-
the veuereai poison, 90 that the cure ID thoroasS
saG .Hd Be healed ana d. not rae rem
Iostery ths. for which ySu may repeat in ~,
Do sor DEsPAIRi .
EosST e @RD aEEsi ,,
% s.s sss;;i fssss fssa .''
In may aasciions with iwAien nalassrs sss
s ;us tss fSGH ase 5ssIu!
shss ss.iiaS aSsn, TsIIlns of the Wons1. 10Ss o.
sent ~ express. Price 81 n Der bo.tis. n sn' "x.
L. In eases Syphilis, used IN connection Nth IN.
Boot shd Herb jules. "'1n sos
The sasescJ Of these remedies "a sus. .crn.
e4gsd hy ghy sscteas end patients. They Are nsed
WHAT THE sgssIs ssggRssoss ss SAT sNn. 2I THE EsAMAB
.PcsI nosPITAI, foRT A1IsaAIL, Baltimore,
used hiH: t.ss.
for ysnerAl HssAsAs In It's most customsry forM:
and propsH sd have o1nS tSe. e.
sst,ois stions EseaPtly and snecsuaIly. Kaowins
issir sescy sSa as far e ny nss q tSsm eStSsd. n
Trseorssnd thsD ssronglgip : ~ - .ow~
,.sa4 "Ass,ss.ns sarssoa. ssS 4. I. voi:.
cold pJ .. Q. YoRI, osrnsr nth stree, ana Penn.
ylyanis avenue, wsshangtonj HENRY COOK.
ASsi1sis65s Siss6sb o.. ses p 6.sss: :'a'T,S
'rsrMIAHs. BLACK: GAspH; ;LAnos. e,r.sLAc1.
EN- c. 20 - LAW OFFICE.
- sBLAUK, bAMOS q 90. .,s1-g
3Ssrsslsors ~ ana Atts.nsys atLsv In the suyrsms
coSr or .es o the ani6G D.S bs f Go... q
.Ss. Sei so.. IAN street directly sDDos.. WI.
~Us n"soI.I de l8-n
/ .ArEsf PARIS fashions or HAIR.
4. ALLI0f
ERENCH HAIR,DRESSER.
324 Estreet. be tween lath ana lxth m. --.,
4I. Alltot, from Paris, Hair. Dresser ~ th>
oasnsTJ hes nov been ssssSsssf f tns M fs,:
s asfns ,ss IN 3, g. NV, "a
tbst fss til. SEASON the o iatsss s
:,.sss sses. . &. ss3.ess .s i.is .Gd
'.,ssy re..o..s ls prizes. isa.
lou CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, 4SU
Ne. <ee ior h'tresf, Que door below Pa. ave,
:, SIo 600 20 lean en Gold and siIvsr MA rCHIs
t5iAh0hDs, QLOIHIk9, and IMRRCHXH.
DE Of Srery description. : 80 ----g - y.
I.9 arsusfness strictly eoahdentisl. -06o,E
VIZ. KHABI 4 90. . PfAHOs, IT
PRINCE . 90 . oH9aHs AAD Nh.
n, LeDEONs, H'I Wvvv
49,. ssis anA ssnt on easy terms .; 6s. as nth
si..ss s!' f''A''',.5i'd q. s'iH2iio 'iEH22iioHxuaAoa,
JAn1s eULl. D4aiss ~ Nsp e.d Sscosd. .Ia.a
fsr.tIs,s, Oh furuiiars KsDaife1 : iSTS
,nsSIstesef cad vafa1ohsd latk ssI sts., (Sesr
SSs,s.sslj sssslj Hfshsa Jries Dsid ies 6seond hasd
- gE- gtlv fILRI T17l'EF
fr@3 fi.-- = t8aa4 -
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EMRiCHs IIsTAuRANr.
IL No. 3Se PENN Avenue, near 9th street.
r. .EMRICH wishes to fnferm his friends ana sh,
stantly on hald 0YsTERS. frssA every
dfz WINES u sTs Ti3 ss}ss
Gall ssd five him ? trial. -,,--- oc Is. Il
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STEPHENss TN, FENIAnO HAAp. CENTRE
HTARD FRoN.-The Paris ccrrespondent Of
ruary 6, says:-.JarnaS stephens, late Fenian
Head Centre, las just arrived in France by
Vile de Paris., II may be, thai he is short Of
fundr, for de CROSSED the atlantic a. second
clsss passenger; sbntl he endenyonsdg to keep
dark, and may, therefore, stlll be considered e
conspkater.r =
.snaavE a,rsrigsGss4 eSC
.ttp assl trs sss fsI lhsTsei
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A h. BKOWNE. E. sMITHERs,
BROWNE & SMITHERS,
WARRINGTON, ID. O,
ATTORNE1SAN v ID Gu UNSEL LORSdTL4W
AND SOLICITORS FOB THE
BUREAU BEEJGEES. fREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS.
Onee No. A56 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Vnce. fe Ally
OTTO WILKINS PIANOS AND OARHAhT
" HkEDkAMS PARLOR ORGANS.
All VIII ind IL greatly to their fnterest-
% examine these esRperb Instruments be-r61y
fore releasing any other. WAIV
Only agency 81 GEORGE l.. WILD q BIO 8
tev Piano Forte and Organ Warerooa, No 497
nth street bstween Penn a avenue and Il street
seIset assor,msnt OF neH AZ second hand In
sale et lowest fsc,ery prices. and on easy terms
1UNlSG and RkPA1RlN9 faithfully executed
no Is 6mr .-.
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DIVORCE SENsATIoN.-TheC Chicago papers
contain lengthy details of divorce case
which, where the parties are known, attract
considerable attention and comment. The
case is that of man named Grgndycke
who asks divorce from his wife. The
woman was once milliner, in Cordova, this
county, and the wife of man named French.
She is a marrying character, and has lived
in great many places-Geneseo, Gales
burg, Monmouth and other places-and pre-
yious to going to Chicago, in Washington,
Iowa. She is also pretty well known, from
New York to st. Paul, several steamboat
men, as well as other people, having suffered
by her acquaintance. The Developments
are unusually rare, rich and racy. The
woman is spiritualist, and has remarka-
bic faculty of going into a "conniption'' fit
on very slight causes.
The evening Argus., 1867-06-14

MAN SHoT.-On Monday morning the
llth. while the Jack Cooper "gun boat
was lying about u miles above Oquawka, a
fellow named Jack Gallagher, a notorious
character of that vicinity, was on board the
boat, and having an old grudge against
Cooper, got into conversation with him and
told him he was going to shoot him. Coop,
er replied, ''if you do I'll set the dog on you
the dog was little white poodle. At this
Gallagher drew revolver and shot him in
the abdomen, and he died of his wounds,
about 10 o'clock on Thursday morning.
Gallagher escaped.
City Marshal Cropper has received infor.
nation to look out for the man, as his wife's
mother lives in or near Coal Valley.
Cooper is is the fellow who was up before
Esq. Connolly for stealing sacks at Cordova
He was bad character and probably Gal.
lagher is no better.