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~ The Reciprocity treaty with the United
Stsfes has been passed by the Hawaiian Lee
gisIalUTe and sIgned ny the King
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~ Elections will be held on Tu esdsy mex,
in Iowa, Indiana. Ohio, Pennsy lvania. and
for Judges OF the Supreme Co urt in Califor.
mia
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A number Of New York politicians are
IN the city urging the appointment of General
Wisewe!l to the place made vacant by the re-
enus, Messmore. - 7I- - ~
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APPoISTED.-The President has appointed
General Augur as a member OF the peace com.
mission, TO act during the absence of General
Sherman. now en- route to this city.
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ANOTHER RUhoR.-The avenue has rumor
today that Gen. Sherman, (who is expected In
washington to-morrow) is called here to take
charge OF the War Department. We see no
reason TO give credence to the report
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PERSONAL.

T ADIES!-Messrs. DOUGLASS h BRO, sos
IL 9Th street, between ID and L, owing to largely
increased facilities will and after the 7th inst
supply their lady friends with HOOP SKIRTS Of
the finest quality at reduction of 20 per cent on
present rates oc 5-eo3t'
INFORMATION WANTED-0f the whereabouts
L of EDWARD DAVIS, who left home on Tues
day the LIST Instant was dressed with blue jacket,
light pants, and red cap; IL years old. GEORGE
w. DAVIS, 566 St., bet. 7th and sth SITS. o4-3t1
u N FIRST MONTH"; want q SITUATION
spCU where my being hard of hearing is imma
terial. Understand double entry book -keeping.
Would do collecting, act as clerk for good law
yer. / abide by the old adage that Honesty is
the best policy - Can give Recommendations and
good city reference il required. Try me. Inquire
for CHAS. KIRK, southeast corner 4 and Nth.
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.

Well, George, / want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs so much
Oh No, sir, it does not cost more than You spend
in a Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot's prices.
Hair dressed.
Short hair, s0.ss Gut for ladies or gent, $3.50
Long hair, 80 Shampooing short hair, 81
Outsidethe door, 80 Shampooing long hair,
Flower Curs. aoo and dressing s n it, Log
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order, At DEMON
GEOTS HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27o Penn. av.,
bet. 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc 2S-6m
nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
II be c",suted daily by Ladies and Gentlemen
in need vi the services Of skillful and reliable
physician at his office, 499 7th street, between ID
and Z, Washington, d. G.. My celebrated PER
SIAN LIQUID sent to any address. T. ~H
Letters must contain stamp Sc q I'm
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~ John Quincy Adams. a SON OF Charles
+. Adams, grandson of John Quincy Adams,
and greAt-Rrandson OF John Adams, of rsyo
lutionary fame, has been nominated for Gov
ernor OF Massachusetts upon the Democratic
and Conservative ticket $3.50
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THE PUBLIC DEBT,

THE PUBLIC DEBT
The following is statement of the public
debt Of the United States on the LIST of October,
1867, issued from the Treasury Department
this afternoon:
Debt Bearing Coin Interest.
per per cent cent B9 Bohds Of si's4si'so %
per per- cent ;eid Bonds. 1881 sss SO ioo %
6per cent. 30 Bonds. Il ,235 SOTO 90
Navy Pension Fund. 5000 900 OF
--S1,745,l95 1914 80
Deb, Bearing Currency Interest
per cent. Bonds........ l6,7&j,0oO 90
ierest Notes. 1880. $50 90
3-year 7. sc Notes.. 1856, 45g, 100 %
49, 4sIO74. 5000
CMatured Debt NOT presented for payment.
3.year I 30 notes, due l'T
August y, 1857 -. 4,2so.oOo 90
Compound Int Notes. ..-
matured June 10, July a
Is, and Ang Is, l85..-.. 7.&S3 100 90
Bonds. Texas indemy.. 262,uOO 90
Treasury Notes, acts
July II, 1851, and prior
Bonds, April Is IS42.. aO a
Treasury Notes, March
5, 959 SD %
Temporary LOan.....-.... 5.012, 203 IS
Certificates of Indebt
edness............... $500 90
- 1921 ,25s SO
5. Notes.....-............3 61 ,l64 ,SH 90
Fractional Currency ..- g, 84,7l3 81
Gold Certificates of De-
posit........ ......... ... l4,8T $50 90
4O5, 1877 BIT 81
Total Debt .: . 2 ssoss9 ,l56 90
Amt in Treasury, coin, 1903 ,295, $50 SO
currency, 81 ,Sl3-3i9 IS
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COOPERATIVE UJID
ING ASSOCIATION

0CSWASHINGTONC co OPERATIVE BUILD
H ING ASSOCIATION.
Books of subscription for stock in the above as
ISOLATION are now open at the following places: r.
A. DAVIS, Mass. ave bet 18th and l4th streets.
Carpenters shOp:l J. L. THOMPSON, corner 5th
and NJ SITS: J. r. ELvANS. 3O9 Pa ave, bet. 9th
and 10th SITS .THoS. NORFLET. 499 9TH ST, bet
Land ana II .: j.: EPsON, Office ComPtr2lier Cur
La. ave-, No. ~, bet 9th and 9TH SITS
meeting wi III be held Oh WEDNESDAY EVE.
Hall when stock may also be taken. By order:
oc sat 81. THOMSON, Sec ,p. t.
Ne WASHINGTON SKATING CLUBN
WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB will be held On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October o, at "
O'Clock. at the rooms of Claeet & Sweeny
By orde w. H. CLAGET. President
JAMES j. CHAPMAN. Secretary oc $3.50
n~CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCI-
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T IST OF NUMBERS DRAWN BY ST. AIMS
IL LOTTERY
FALL STOCK

\. B.-Persons holding the above numbers will
please present them at the Asylum, the Sisters be-
ing anxious to distribute the prizes early as pos
sible If
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THE FIRST
CO. OPERATIVE s UILDING ASSOCIATION,
being fully organized the officers are prepared
to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK
To avoid a rush On next MONDAY EVENING,
{the first pay night tho following places have
been selected to receive subscriptions during the
present week:
WALKER Il BRO, Grocery. Potomac Hall,
South Washington.
c. B. CHURCH 4 CO., Office corner Maryland
avenue and nth street, South Washington.
ST. sAvAGE'S Hardware store, Pennsylvania
avenue, betw 10th and llth streets.
THOMPSON CO.'S Hardware store, 9th street,
opposite Cen tire Market.
FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES will be MON.
DAY EVENING, October 7th, at O'Clock
By order of the Directors.
&C llw G. r. THOMPSON, Secretary
Repub., Union, Intel, Chron., Exp, td.I
U3 CITY EXPRESS
Calls for and Delivers to any address,
BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE.
MOVES FURNITURE, &c, &c.
Principal Office, 374 Pa Av.. 9Th ST., Wash n
BRANCH oftce-Pa ay;. cor; 18th st,
And at the Office of Adams Express Company,
Georgetown. Sc o Inn
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Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, Oct. S, 1e67.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv-
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% OCK HILL COLLEGE.
II ELLICOTT CITY, MD.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, September.
Terms:
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $3.50; Entrance
fee, IS; Physicians fee, So Music and Drawing
extra.
au 2s-5w BRO. BETTELIN, President.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EVENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No.
T. 594 It'll street, between G and III, Navy Yard.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
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tNOR SALE-Two new and very desirable i've
Il room HOUSES, with water. gas, and every
convenience In desirable location; The above
changed for other property, improved or uaim
and II streets, First Ward, between 10 and II
n claCk
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CMatuYed Debt not presented for payment
8 .Year 30 notes due - 80

Total Debt ................ .. 2,ssossss i56 90
Amt in Treasury, coin, 1903 .293 $50 50
currency, 81 ,Sl3 $40 IS
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EARM FOB SALE, five miles from w Washington,
Il 0acres, and house and buildings, 8 300.
Also, several fine lots north @, between 18Th and
18th. TH0S. +. WAGGAM MAN,
Real Estate Broker,
So If 1876 Penna, bet 18th and 9TH.
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FOR sALE-A large number of HOUSES, rang-
Il ing in price from 81, 400 to $50 0O0 BUILDING
LOTS in all parts of the city. Several small
FARMS from 20 to 10 acres, within 4 miles cf the
city. Loans negotiated. Persons DESTROYS ofbuy-
ing or selling Real Estate, or borrowing money
upon the same, will consult their interest by call
ing on MITCHELL & son, 81
Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Seventh and u streets, 49,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
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a,tuti@es @aRe nnp 8oaretnQ = 9aus,
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ppn 6eurY 8pdenfelb.
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biernS bberbaupt. SD empfeble ba6tlbe bier
nit tefens ben. eeebrteu peuti&sn publttum.,
-, 5enrY 8odenfelb.
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Die @ermanta 2ebenS>
8erf6erun96 - @efeQf9aft
90. Rrpn6md,,. @em=MDrf.

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1866 $3.50, 900. a
s. @@wenpler 5uop @eienrund,
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STR ~ferbetQufer.

@rpBer
TfHpt9 un6 Tapeten <&a6en,
Rxe. 225, brittle Strait. &peers 8lpd,
ct. Saul, Mtnn.
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II btQig &pte naDelt@ ~perGauft. H..
pplterarbett wi,b auf 8eie1une eeraa@t+
I'D. Strong.
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s. e. @3etfpmtc3,
@de ber Ginften un5 @eparsS traBe,
segenuber Der GpxntY-JatI,
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bird Bortreflt9feit Der Mrbeit, mte rur& BiatS-
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81 s IS. s . d,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

The latest news from South America
brings the intelligence that the allied
army, after its great defeat last Septem-
Der, has recuperated, and is now again
on its march Of invasion. The Para
are in the field, eager to meet
their foemen on the battleplains already
made famous by their gallant feats oil
arms. They have stood for nearly three
wears AGAINST ten times their number,
and their uneonquerable energy to de-
fend their country against the invader Is
burning As bright now as it ever did Ia
the great flush Of victory. But 1t must
be remembered that Paraguay is next to
the smallest nation in South America,
while its three enemies occupy fully two
thirds of that portion Of the continent /;
their population reaching the vicinity Of
ten millions, while Paraguay does not
reach a million and a quarter, and Its
territory has neither an open n~avlgable
outlet to the ocean or railroads to
/ traverse the country. With all these
Disadvantages, its people have iocked 20
the national standard and fought with q
determination that has gained for them
the admiration OF the world. They have
proved by their gallant deeds on the field
that they are worthy Of their freedom,
and they should not be left to fight the
1 battle out alone. One word from our
government would put a stop to this
useless bloodshed. 1t is a shame on the
| Governments ofAmerica to stand idly by
while Brazil and its allies are, inch by
inch, crushing a gallant people who,
born to love and appreciate their liberty,
nrefer determination rather than sub
nit to the dictation of their powerful
4 nemies
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MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Jauuaryo2-E0ttop firm
mlddiing upland 3463lG Coffee steady,
tue stock Of Rio is reduced. Flour dujI
quotations unchanged. Wheat. Neither
receipts mes sales Corn dun both whits
u Yellow Is quoted at 81. Clover. seed
~ t2a3 Timothy So 6O'a3 20. Flax
y ~ sugar IRA. Whisky unchanged.
NEN YORK, january 22-No change
70 nolce ia money the market is easy
aJ ogfc or government and stock col.
laierals. Gold weaker toward The clssp
and LETT OF at 55l. Foreign EXCHANGE
moderately active at 9t69g; govern.
ments dull aud lower stocks heavy and
lower mining shares a little hrmer.
Mafket extremely heavy owing to the
impeachment Question United States
o--'s, leo2, coupons, l675G10S; 1864
coupons. lOo4@l(8 1865, coupons, 1851
!gIV9 new ISSUE, 1895 l0-4Os, regis
tered, S54alOO coupons 99Y ; 7-3Os. an
series, 1910 l04s f; Missouri state $. a5S
OS Ohio aud Maine, 25I. CumhersSng
coal has fallen 80 per cent. since. .ooTr
ing. and Is now quoted at $50. Nnns.,
per cent; Pacific mail lelGlG3 A.
tic 1913. Gold 1861. 'Aah-
Cotton a shade lower asa .,tos 900
bales OF middling uplands A. SI93sIo
Flour, Owe grades hava imnrovad ~
Zoe; state 50 50@SI2 As, Ohio s1I oo9g9
50 20 western 50 50taSI3 az.
quiet and steady. Wbest an
dropping. Com dull and droo,iSG
mixed western 81 l.. Pork besEu
~ SO; new mess $40 so. Lsrd al
Whisky quiet. Rise quiet. Spgar sr uni
900 hhds muscOvado at IOgGi3o 80
GOO boxes Havana lie. Coffee ami nin
asses firm and quiet. Naval sta-o~
.uiet at 6699674c for spirits -turpenfine
nd y 5Ol9SlO for rOsin petroleum ouie1
hd nrm az &c for crude and 50 for
oneea taIIow teavy, sales 500. 600 I
onnds at lls9lls. Freights firm. {
AUSUsfA January 22.-Sales of cotton p
nAe avg s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

The Inc Of the South Carolina railroad
at It's best estate, never was particular,
attractive, but u Of the editors of M,
Charleston Courier, who has recently
passed over il, saws:
Alas for the prospect along the route
always somewhat mOnotouOus. i'm n.
dead level on either hand. excapt wban
the blooms Of spring softened the land.
scape u beauty, and sWeetened il with
the blossoms that shered in the summer.
prime, II Is now Il dreary waste. as il
under blight from the passage of a
thousand demoniac wings. Fields lie at
waste, In naked fallcw, wherever the
eye may range. Broomstraw and sedee.
and weeds shoot up Ia desOlating luxuri-
business Of underground. Fences are an
destroyed. You see no cattle-no groups
OF browsing cows-nO troops of grunting
swine. Famine has come, in the name
OF freedom, and devoured the herds as
"lJh q tongue Of fire.
forming industry in wonder line Of virt.,.
u freedmen, who ~louDgs in rags nil
hands Ia their breeches pockefs nov
utterly bewildered with the d~alicbtG,i
problem, a little more difieDit fba9 -
IN Eusiid5 which shall enable 10000
feed without the exercise Of r1i,S -
muscle. "inu OF
&" Root pig, OF die " the rule laid doo.-
for the hog ia severe winters. ara 49,
4 bad crop, is n OF those maxims -
which they turn a deaf ear. and Won mo-
be sure they will never give IL heed ~
.ong as q steer, or heifer, or hog. NAV h.
to slaughter in the swamp or so
as barns and storehOUses NAV be
penetrable al midnight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23
VIII THERE RE = GENERAL wAH Is
EERnnEe

VIII there be q general war IN Europe
is the all engrossing topic in America
about the Old World, and we must con-
fsss that events now transporting there
look very much ike it. The Cretan re-
bellion would long ago have received the
assistance Of the Western powers had
they thought a move Of this kind would
not in some way have precipitRted the
Eastern question. On the other hand,
Greece. diminutive in itself but relying
greatly on its religion for q strong sup
mort from Russia, which Is the protector
Of tbst peculiar church, has been foment-
ing discord and discomfort in every Eu-
ropesn province of the Sultan. She has
sent several secret agents to the Court
Of st. Petersburg, who ia return is using
Greece as the cats paw to precipitate a
war in order that the Bear may have 8
pretext to march on Constantinople.
These intrigues of Russia and Greece are
lacked up by Prussia, who having tasted
the sweets Of aggrandizement, has got a
relish for that kind Of food, and cannot
remain satisfied until she has a little
more of the same style. On The otner
hand. France is brislling with bayonets,
and making tremendous preparations
for gjgantic war. It must not be sup
pospd that NAPOLEON IS Withdrawing
mis- troons, small as the number may be-
from Mexico for nothing, nor that his
sang frofd reply to the denial Of Prussia
10 give I'D the Rhine boundary which
she bad promised him for his neutrality
In the last contest meant peace, from
fear Of her recent flush oil success. Quite
The contrary. NAPOLEON is 8 wise and
far-seeing statesman. He knew that
fIme would not only make those
who were there his enemies his friends,
but would complete the armament that
would plsce France in 81 i~nvincible pO-
sition. With all the light before Us, we
confidently assert that if e general war
takes place in Europe next spring or sum-
mer. it will be precipjtated Joy Russia.
If France leads OF in the struggle, it will
only be when NAPOLEON g see clearly
before him the road Of success, SO sure
that it will not interfere with the great
Paris Exposition, which is shortly TO
take place. Let the first blow be struck
and every nation ia Europe, no matter
how peaceably they are inclined, will
choose sides just SIS did the states Of the
Union at the breaking opt Of the Rebel
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of long duration, and when the clouds Of
war vanish the Latin and not the Greek
cross viii be found floating over Constau-
tinople. This general war in Europe
may be stayed for another year, but it
has TO come, and the soonerit arrives the
better for the causs Of liberty in the
world.
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" IN 0Gl1ltA $50 AOAAOAl
dull middling 314c.
NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 22-CottOn.
dull and easier at 27Jc; low middling,
3l4e middling, 321c receipts for four
days, 1900 bales, against 1850 bales {;
exports, 1880 bales. Sugar, active aud
demand fair at ll3c. Molasses, fair, Sc;
prime to choice, 69GT2e. Flour, firm I:
superfine, Sl2; extra SI2 75G15 so.
Corn, higher at 81 20@1 25. Oats, large
advance, 81. Hay, $50. Pork, advanced;
mess, S3l. Bacon, none offering. Lard.
13t@l4fc. Tobacco, medium leaf, 7G9c :
fair, 9@l1c. Gold, 363. New York ex-
change, 10 discount. Freights, un-
changed.
CHARLESTON, January 22.-Cotton de-
cllned &c; sales 800 tales middling
s24G33c.
ST. LOUIS, January .2.-There being
no shipping facilities, the market is
quiet, and almost nothing doing. Flour
and grain unchanged. Provisions in
better inquiry, but busir ess small. Pork
unchanged. Bulk meats l05c for picked
hams. Bacon, clear tides 13g. Lard
Grmer at l3ic for country keg. Hogs
higher at So S0@8 S.. Whisky unset
tied only sale reported at 50 10.
GALVESTON, January 22.-CottOn dull
duu prizes unChduSSu- Guiut l0btdllGl.
LOUISVILLE, January 22.-Sales of As
hhds. tobacco market active. Super
fine flour, 50 IS. Shelled corn, zoe; ear,
CSC. Oats, &c. Mess pork, 81 5da22.
Bacon shoulders, lllc; clear sides, l3ac ;
hams, Ice. Lard, 1910. Raw whisky,
s. %. Cotton, sole. New Orleans sugar,
l8!c. Plantation moiasses, soc. Bulk
shoulders, Sic clear sides, he.
CINCINNATI, January 22.-Flour, un-
changed and dull sUperfine, IS 500,
10 %; trade and fancy bands, Sl19I4 50.
Wheat, dull anu unchanged. Corn,
quiet ear, soc shelled, 60o. Oats,
closed weak at 52c. Whisky, dull at 25c.
Cotton, dull middiing, Sl@3I3c. Hogs
closed rather dull at ;R@sc receipts,
$500 head. Pork, firm at sol. Bulk
meats held firmly at 7{@93Gl0}c for
shoulders, sides and hams closing dull.
Lard, quiet at l2}c. Groceries, firm and
unchanged. Sugar, ll4G14c. Coffee,
22}@262c. Gold, quiet. Money, quiet
at 9G12 per cent.
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-Market quiet
no shipping facilities and very little
doing. Flour and grain unchanged.
Provisions better; inquiry for pork un-
changed bulk meats, l04 clear sides,
l3s lard tirmer, 1871 for country key (;
hogs higher whisky unsettled, 80 10.
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