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ADJOURNMENT OF TIE MA RYLAND LeGIsLA-
TUkE-Th TWO houses of the General As
Saturday afternoon, having sat thus one day
beyond the period for which the mem bers
couid draw their per diem The bill admitting
negro testimony on the same footing as whites
10 tae courts OF the State failed to pass Ii is
Understood, however, that IL will be incorpe.
rated IN he new constitution to be framed by
The convention authorized by the Legislature
The amendment to the Constitution OF the
Uni'ed states. which had been submitted by
Congress year ago to tue States, reara rmiue
the principal provisions OF the CT vii rights act
and disqualifyIng certain Glasses In the Sout
from holding ON e, was rejected in the House.
bnt not acted on in the Senate. An Interesting
debate on the subject took place IN the House
In the last hours OF the session. The importa nt
hill for organizing the militia of the State be.
came a law. and under IT the Governor is to
appoint the inspector general. the bill sub
hitting 10 the voters OF Baltimore the QUESTION
OF permitting mot requiring) the City Pas.
sepger Railway Company to run its cars on
sunday, provided the people concur therein,
was passed by both houses. Among the bills
which id Rot become law was that for hold.
ing new municipal election in Baltimore
Ihe bill TO exempt the Baltimore city pHbIic
schools from the operation OF the general
sehooi law OF the StaIe also failed. having
been indefpiteiy postponed in the House The
S~nate bill in relation TO the school organIza
ton also failed-so that the present school svs.
tenn, UNDER which much improvement has
oeeh accomplished. is uudisturbed. for further
trial. The bill modifying the stringent Sun.
day law, which had passed the House failed
In the Senate On the bill mod fy ing the en- AR
tsr OF the baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company, which had passed the Senate there
was, We believe, no action IN the House The
Sou bern Maryland Railroad bill a rival road
also failed to pass The bill for new c,urt IN
DaItimore city was passed, to go into operation
alter the next election, which will be that for
tde constitutional convention on the second
Wednesday in April.
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF VIRGINIA.
Brevet Brigader GeneraI Orlando Brown,
recently appointed Assistant Commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Bureau for the STATE of Vir-
gInls, has issued an order, dated March d.
Announcing that he enters upon the discharge
OF his duties. Also an order directing CAPTAIN
Garrick Maliery, 43d Infantry. in addition tie
his present dnties As Acting Inspector General
act As Assistant AdJutant General of the Bureau
FOR the state of Virginia
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DIsTRICT No. 2.-tieneral Sickies has issued
an order taking command of District No ,
winch includes North and South Carolina. 1,
declares the Stale governments provisional
SUBJECT TO the control of the United States, and
All Iocai laws and municipal regulations in
consistent with the laws of the United States
are aboHshec- The local tribunals are Der
mitted TO take charge of offenders except in
such cases as the commanding General shall
order % be referred 20 other tribunals.
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FARMS IN MISSISSIPPI

The Commissioner of the General Land or
fee has received returns from the LEGAL Off
AZ Jackson, Miss. showing that forty-eight
farms, comprising in the aggregate 227 acres
were added TO the productive force of that
State during the month of February last un-
der the act approved June 20, 1866, providing
for homestead actual settlement IN the States
OF Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana, Al kan sas
and FLORIDA, the entries being confined TO 81
acres eacn.
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RELIEVED

by Special Order No. II2. da-ed War De-
pan imtn'. March 2Ist, 1867, Major M T. Lud.
Ingtcn. Quartermaster. q. y A is relieved
rom uuty as member of the Boa I'd of Off GERS
convened III January last. 10 examine and re-
port upon The qualifications for appointment
IN the y uartermasters department, and Breyet
bngaoier General II. NJ. Whittlesey. Assistant
tInaIte master of volunteers. is detailed in
lIs nlacP -
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AID FOR THE POPK.-The Catholic Bisbop
OF friiaoelphia mas Issued an address to hts
HOOK. recounting the urgent pecuniary EN-.
barrassments OF the Pope, aud says he ha
been deprived of the nerves and sinews of
government" by the Italian King. until be is
now "hopelessly bankrupt He therefor.
Directs that next Sunday the Priests shall An.
peal TO their congregations and take IN CO. .
lections for the Pope, who is presslngIy in
need of cash - -
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PROMOTIONS AND APPoINTMHNrs-The
following promotions and appointments have
been made
T@5s AIjoTs dad Qagrtermastsrs, u. s. Arm
BreVrt Lieutenant Colonel Tre1dweII Moore
A u NJ BTeyet Lieutenant Colonel III a.
MANSON. "A: q. M: Breset Colonel A. r. Ed
Bingham, A, q. NJ; Breyet Brigadier General
n. j Perry, A. q M; Breyet Colonel J. a.
ChahdIer, a q ID; Brevet BrIgadler General
=. u Sawteile, A q. NJ; Brevet BrieadIer
General y. j Dana. A q NJ Breyet Rrieadisr
Ienersl J. A: Potter, A. q NJ; Brevet Colonel
*. N Baichelder, A O. NJ
Il. o. C1ptd'Hs and ASsistGHf Quartermasterx
y. s. A.-Brevet Major J v. Fnrey. 40 NJ
volunteers; Captain J. e. Hoyt A .. M
y. = volunteers: Lieutenant q. e. Smith, sth
Z = infantry; Captain ID. W. Porter late A
M U >. volunteers; Breyet Major w A
Wainwright. A u M, u. 5 volunteers: Bre vet
Lieutenant Colonel f.. j. Strong A. q. M, U.
=. volunteers ' =
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ri GREEN WILLIAMS. Auottoneer.
y Ne. s26, corner TIN ana 10 streets
BABE VI tn kSKnITURE. &c, In rHI

N
AV1HUB HOUSE
nk1teheive sale Of two handsome rosexo,d -c...
tn Inno s BLACK ySeinpt and OAK Chamber Turni
WEDNEsDAY, April 81 1867, We shsii seiI =. U ~
ociock a m ard continue from day to dsy untii
AL disposed q. ell the furniture In the yenns
nscss. corner TN street and Louisiana syenue.
Tvs hsndse%e Hooa ssse fi S ana s,o.
Yi sh large pasr French: plate Mirror aud slab,
Ten Dsnask and Lace Curtains. Nth co,,io.
Ten Marble STAB Center Tables,
fsrlof suits covered In rep and hair cleth. =,
Seventy I've Chamber suits in walnut and eai
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, washst.,d,. Red.
steads, y ardrobel and Chsfrs,
One hundred lsirs Of good Blankets,
ene hundred good Bed ConfsTts. fifty Bed
Two Hundred Feather Pillows and Bol,,.r,
One hundred and atty Hair and Husi Nat
One hundred Oak Dining Chairs,
rim! Linen bsnssk Table Ciosss, .fT
One huDdrod Napkins,
Iishty 9rnash, Three ply and Ingram O.rpets,
Twenty eofa,s ten Damssk Lounge.
Five oedee and Tea UYns.
Ten SsEsa Ivory handled Knives and PLATED
1e. c oass P,.ssd r.bl. Spoon,
TwsnT dozen Tee Spoons
Thirty ssts Of Oups and saucer,
Ten Copper SsuceDsue E
a lsrse qusntity Of other Orocksry and Glass
Forty Chandeliers, and Brackets in every room.
~ excetlsnt Iron Safe aud Once Desk,
0ne large Once clock and Water Cooler,
Ao1 I'll ethcr goods eeSonGing - . Arst cisse
nooss: which We deem unnecessary to emu
nh sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austs.
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FoE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES X. Reyburn
chief surgeon of the FTeedmen's Bureau for
TINS District, has been relieved from duty for
the purpose of appearing before the armv
medical board at New York for examIna1 on
after hic h he will resume mis- duties as snr
geon IN charge.
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THE WHITE UOrSr

The usual crowd of visitors were at the Ex-
etntiye Mansion to day TO see the President.
many Of them beng Office seekers. Several
Senator's and Representatives had an interview
with the President this morning
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No EECEPTIoN.-The ladies of the Executive
Mansion Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower, did
not receive this afternoon, the receptions for
'he season having been ended. number of
persons visited the White House. not knowing
Shat ihe receptions had been discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENr.-The State of ILL.,
nos has now a law authorizing the iurv
which convicts a culprit of felonious no nj cide
4 decide whether the penalty shall be death.
imprisonme ut for life, or Imprisonment for a
term of wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

Army OEDERs-Capt Chas Barnard. As.
sistant = uarternaster of Volunteers, has been
ordered 10 the Department of the Gulf for
cemetellal duty. The station of Major Gen1
h W Benham, OF the Engineer Corps. will
hereafter be- NJ Fort Warren, Boston harbor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

PKRsoNAL.-Ex-Senator Cresswel, of Md
Gov. Pierpont, OF Va; Gen. G. G. Bartlett, U
:. A: Generals John L. Swift, of Boston: Nat
Head, OF N II: and G. W. Brandy, OF VI, are
n the National.
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BOARDING.

RLY-FyRsIsHEp PARJoRas,
- Una bers and good Table Board, On q most -
siIabie and healthy locality. Apply at $40 n Il ,
oe'"een iah snd 18th sts. mhtl ST.
R0OMs FOB RENT. wITH OR WITHOUT
and SITS m o ..
A DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE ROOM, Win
"A BOARD. can be hid ia q private famlIE a.
No. $50 street, between lOth aud "A "A Its r.
erences exchanged. mi IS
PLEASANT q WELL FRgsT
hOOMs, With board. can be hal az 3Sa 81 a,
corner Indiana ave. Terms moderate. an Is-taIs
k'Oh RkkT-Iwo we'll FURNISHED PARLORs on
q the frst floor. with or without BOARB An
ply 1913 X ct, bet. 9Th and 10Th. fe "a
TABLE BOARD at No S6< loth street a fev
doors north OF the avenue. Terms ts per
month. a. "a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
rY2~ Gfahl. n, The n ..o.,.

q fly Caole % the Associated Press IL
IloE Don. March 25-Noou soils. Sfg:
l,irsois Oentrsl- ~; Erie, 80; U 81 5!oGs.
IAN. -, =
Z s, $40. are quoted at Frankfort at IA.
PARIS, March 25-Noon u. =. 5.sO's sa,.
LIvERrOoL. March 25-Noon The cot,eu
make, lie FIRM at 49,, for MiddIiug Uplands,
and 1917 Tor M ,dIing Orleans. To-day's sales
via pFobs hly reach ia,,U0 bales
Ereadetuffs generally qniet; Corn aes Cd per
quarter for mixed Western; Oats, % Sd for
Canadian. Provisions quiet; Lard dull At
56s g.; Bacon. &ss. for Gu mberiand en- tsf'ork
as Sd for Eastern prime mess: Spirits Turpen.
tine, 31s3d-i Rosip, 9s Sd. for common VIII.
mington. .sg-.
by SteamerJ
INV YORK, March 25.-Tne steamer Nsv
arrived.
The Imperial Re view says the English re-
form bull Will contain no clause IN favor of
household suffrage or plurality Of votes
2 A special commission was to commence
Immediately to try the arrested Fenians
More arrests have been made, and tbe dis
turbances are QuIeting rapidly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

~from French & Richardson UHudson
Taylor Bookstore" agents for Scotrs reprints
OF foreign magazines, We have the EdiaGurqA
RerieU for January.
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FINANC IAL.

Lewis johnson 4 Oos lsOts Stoeks aaA
Bonds In home and s1narksn - fsilSws:
NEW YoRK. March IS lid Dsard-U. Sjissi
iu-&o 9, Coupons, Ex; 1905. Jos; UaatonA Cs,
&'H; cumberland Coal 10. prerd. ~ U uicg
81 Yer Mining Co.. IS; New York Central & R.,
no, Ere Railway.s3; Huosop River r. r..
lOi \; Reading X. 4 10l r.; Michigan Central
K. ia; Michigan Southern and ~ Indiana
X X. .6k; do. guaranteed, -; IIlrao,s Cen
uei h.k. fi5i; Cleveland and Piutsburg X. R.,
90. preferred. es; OieveIsnd and Toledo K
n. lls Chicago and Rock Island K. r., s. ~
fiusourR, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. Il ,
Sh; os1o and Mississippi Certificates, %;
Pacific Mail, 125x. Gold. . 81 D. m :, 1884,
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Fire

PITTsBURG, PA March 25.-The machinery
works OF Robinson, Rio IL Co, in South PITTS.
burg was destroyed by fire yesterday The
loss is estimated at S75,Oeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

AFFAIRS IN ALExANDRIA-Fhe Journal OF
Saturday, says:
Inc nsa mouse belonging 10 Mr.. j. L. Arm
strong. situated at the foot o. Princess street
a large frame building, fell this morning. and
became total wreck. caused by the high tide
and strong current washing away the founaa-
ton The building contained six or seven
hundred new barrels and hegsheads valued
az between two and three thousand dollars a
large number OF which We're demolished
two story and a half brick house and n We
acre lot OF ground, situated on the south side
o: Poor House Lane, was sold by Mr. Lanes
a Stoutenbnrg. auctioneer. in front OF the
Market. TO- day at twelve o'clock. TO William
lien. tor ~, pc.
The Gazette has the following
Justices Beach, Bell, and Summers ware
SUNNI oncd 10 meet at the Court House To dav
10 serve al the next April term Of the O uartsr.
Iy Court for this county.
The schooner Billup Seaman, Captain Shirly
Ming, on her way up the river, YESTERDAY
morning had her foresaIls bio wn away wh.n
OF the Bluff, and was lowed up TO this CITY.
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LIMITED STATES naval sFArIoN.

UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION,
u LEAGUE ISLAND, March % 1857
BY eroer OF the Navy De partIi cat, from the Bu-
reau OF Construction aud Repairs, sealed pro 90.
the property in the o. s. g. New IronsideS > viii
be recei sed ct this once until I m OF the 18th
OF April, 1867, whom they viii be opened The
proportion fer vrecking must state the propor.
ton OF the proceeds Of the salso which 10 e be
paid to the salvors, also the time within which
the work 10 to be completed. with the auierstand-
ing that In lieu Of bonds and ether security for
the fufnlmebt Of the agreement, the pro perty re-
covered TO to be placed In the hands OF the dow.
ernment. TO be sold from time to time, o. nav be
deemed advantageous, the proc seds rsmaiutng in
the hands Of the Gevsrnnsns until the whele of
the wreck is reno ed, and the work cen pISred to
its setisfsetion. In ease of failing to prosecuts
plese II In due time the department. reserves the
recovered will be forfeited 20 the Govsrnment
must state the timelvithin which the wreck viii
% entirely removed. The money to be paid at
once; end fstiing to have her removed In time,
the vessel will be forfeited to the Government:
the right will be reserved TO reject all Of the OF
fere; AND no agreement for wrecki1g will be
swardeo until the apparatus of the bidder has
been examined AM reported - suhbcient for the
Iurpoee Information osn be obtained ct this
ones OF the amount Of weight OF iron plating
nssains,y hcilers. and other srticie,i this ship
M Is mwiss 'do-m.nas..i Ss v.IIs ssstio;,
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What the Montreal Gazette Sax.

MONTREAL. g. W, March 25-Ths Gazette
states that Mr.. Derby, the URIted States com.
missioner on fisheries. printed one third of his
report to Congress from q book published by
that paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

SUFFRAGE The most advanced suffrage
YET advocated in America, we believe Ia that
favored by Theodore Tilton, who is said to
nave announced himself in favor of suffrage
without regard 10 age, sex. or color.
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Sunshine in Phiiad.Inh;.

sunshine in Philadelphia.
PHILADKLPHIA. March 25-The sun Is
shining to day for the first time since Thurs
day last
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/" DR.. Z. IL. Ohr, president OF the Mary
land Republican Union State Convention. has
given notice for the reassembling of said con
yentIon In Baltimore on Wednesday NEXT
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EUGENE OARUsI, Trustee.
O0OPER 4 LAfINER.

NH 2. eokds Anctt.n.,
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
copse9uence Of the r ain, until SATURDAY Az
TBkNOON next, Marc Sd, same hour And p,scs
EUGENE OARUsI Trustee
nh G2t C0OPER LATIlIR. Ancts
- THE ABOVE SALE Is PURrHER POST.
Roned IN coneequence Of the rain until TN flxS
DAY AFTERNOON. March 18th, same honr ma
place. EU0ENE UARIIST TrrS,1 eno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

DIARlls FOB 1ss! "A large assortHe1f
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- Seventy five thousand gailsns OF Houor
have been seized altogether by the Mas sacbn :
sets state constables since they Commenced
their raids upon illegal establish ments
|" A French author attempts 10 whitewass
the character Of Nero, and advances the no.
ton that that accomplished scoundrel was
more OF an artist than an emperor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

OTTAWA, q. W.. March 25 Important
dispatches have been recently received in
reference TO the movements of British troops
and gunhoats, but the ia cts are withheld from
publication for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

ENIRMAY FLOUR,
Il Manufactured By ID. l.. Shoemaker
The above superior brand of FLOUR. in hill.
and ~ pound sacks, constantly on hand an 70,
SALE by CSC. WATERS
Commission Merchant
No. % High ct and Canal
NH % Nv lIntel&ChronI Georgetown ID. @
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LOST AND FOUND.

MOTIFS L0sT-on sat -rday. March .n, 49,,
~ in or near the City Hall tire PRoNI,
SUBJ NO1ks, drawn by Thomas Nc eeysr Z,
the order OF Thomas Lundy and n-t Oy nj :. en-
oorsed ksch note yas for d We ndrsd and hir-
y three dollars and thirty ihr ee cents. payabIs
40, ~ aud rs henths, wfthfpiersst. Five dollars
VII De palo 10 any one delivering the said notes
" he subscriber. ct his residence at No -
rem asNekue, near the Circle
IN y St. sAn'L REDFKRN.
GS00 Il WARB.
stolen from NE, at the Maryland avenue depot,
IN "sshi ngtsn city, ID. O.. on the m-rning Of the
-"n OF January, small Black CAkPHr- BAG
containing seventeen thousand nine hundred aud
twenty one dollars SI7 szlD Of the notes Of the
Farmers Bank of Tincastle. Virgins. The above
reward OF ssoO will be paid TO any person deli YER
Ing the said money to WM. III. RYAN, Bank az
bsLumore Building, Baltimore, or TO WIN HUR.
LII q 90, Washington city. and no Questi ons
ssked 1his meney would have been adyertis-d
heore thls but Tor the daily pee aQcy of its re-
co.ery AS the Bank has closed its business aud
- Ia neiee can only To used By ing them
iuto NLrRinfa he ststered Bonds-whfoh cannst re
CON-, Ne the President Of the Bank has nOtif ef
the treasurer OF the Sta.s not TO issue bonds for
tne holes OF thls Bank-tney are worthless TO sny
Que but my self. ID. T. q. PETERS,
z3-H Lynchsurg. Va
Osr-At the National Theater, or betv.a,
Il there and Willard's last evening, q BRACG
LEI make IN. A. v to V. B.. Birthday q
ls65 y The finder will be liber afly rewarded hy
leaving the same at Wiilsrs's Hctel. fe p n
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WM. II WHEArLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
" DfElNG AND CLEANSING
B6TABLISHMENT.
Omce, NO ~ yehereon St. Georgetown d. O.
Asttsolsned In leSl; premium awarded by the
metropolitan Institute. 1857; Rebuilt IssS and a.
Low % lar III e largest and most com plete estab
hshMent oil the Kind In this section of country
manner - WIG oes'
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscrtber
soIcl % the Continued custom of the Community
Goods received and returned BY express with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No so
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday
"hen u IL crossed II ga D. N. fe loom
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TERRA UOTTA.-We have In ct reo q vel an !.
sortment OF TERRA GOTTA VAUES suit ana
for Lawn and Cenisteffss
j. W. BOTELER BRO.
Houss Furnishers
III 2b-0 $40, Mstzerott II all
ERINOH wOyEE WHALEBONE OORsETs
$50. AT
MADAME PkINCEs, % MARKET SPACE
The money refunded II not as re preseutet
Also tull assortment OF MILLINERY Ard
FsSSf GOODS of tho latest mportAtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

81 The Delaware Legislature adjourned
sine de on SATURDAY.
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INTERNAL RkvENUE-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were 500, O6O Sc.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
FORREST HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY. MARCH "a. 49,
ALE BURNETT,
AMERICAS kEPREsKNTATIyE HuNoRt.,
Assistea by
MISS HELEH NASH

Tickets 30 cents; Rese rived Seats SO cents
Doors open at z; commence at O'Clock pre
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JOHR DIsTILLDRY.

The public is hsrsby netiaed that I Am rssd,
tieie With pure ceDDor- stiIled BYE wHIsKTf
The home ns1e Whfskey 10 warranted ell rye, ana
nh ins CHxs A. KAT Use. Proprietor
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pAkis AND NEW Y0BK MILL "A
Mrs. A. @. aAsr6H Sa, ms, retu,nss -
from New York with large ana Gle CANT -
assortment OF nne French, English, and S~
children; Cry stall Amber. Pearl. aud Straw Or
bamepts Also, general assortment of fine
French Flowers Bonnet Add Hat Frames In
great VARIETY Ribbons, SILKS, Grapes, Tales
Particular attention given to all orders
Rooms, 440 6th street. near Pennsyivauia ave.
nue.. MI ne
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CH9Igl NUTS, RA IsINs, FT0S. OU1R11T
~ ortOA6, &C., &C 70 suit this particular sea.
'o d a lsF sale By .. n. r. KiaS q s SI.
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OsE Bacon Ra,er P : y q, s,m -,
One Asdre. Stein, for eco,
eo on: i so:.sm ne. , ..s:
For sale upsn easy terms, a ths ysrsroons Of
Sole Agents 81 letsinS.x = ~ H., W.
Mason . HamliAS Cabinet 0resSs. : = ~ ixf'
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FLOUR. MEAL, HAY.
knkA m arnDR


S24 3 street. between 18th and 18th sts
mr. Allfot, from Paris, sir-Dresssr, OF n.
celebrated Rachel, With whom he arrived In this
country. he's now been established for the l..,
eight years In Washington and Newport, ep-
Dying the patronage OF the corps dipboaattsEs SAD
OF the highest society. He has the honor to aa-
nounce that he has this i'm ported the latest
fashions Of hair dressing. and also pomaGes, sd
at very reasohAL lie prices. ia7 Srns
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- chasers. r'
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
fe7-tf 2go Pepps $780,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23

AN exchange says Mr.. Kavanagh, a newly
elected Irish member of the British Parlia-
ment, was born without arms or legs, and.
when speaking, viii not have "a,leg to stand
on, personally, whatever may be the case
with his argument. He rides on horseback,
drives tande N team, writes with bis mouth,
and makes good speech. He is rich, mar
ried, and has four sons wlththe full compile
ments of arms and legs. His valet carries
him on his shoulders. and will have to bear
him aloft when i'the honorable member from
Wexford has the hoor.h t
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23

THE FENIAN CELEBRAr1oN. The celebration to
be given under the auspices of the Sarsfed Circle
of the Fenan Brotherhood, in behalf ofthe cause,
1T Centerville next Saturday evening will be one
of the grandest affairs ever gotten up in Idaho
The main feature of the eveliing will be the Ads
dress by Frank Ganahl, Esq, whose unquestioned
superiority as an orator. is sufficient to attract ey
crvbody there. And the Sarsfeld Circle, with
their sterling Centre, Con. Donoghue, at their
head, have made ether preparations to attract and
entertain their felleW,oitizens. A very large Fe,
MAN delegation from the Emmett Circle, and of
citizens generally Of Pioneer City, will be there.
md so, we learn will full delegations of the Broth.
erbood come from PlacervlIe and Granite Creek.
we trust that OH this occasion there will also be a
large delegation from this city, and that allWho
start will reach the point ofdestination. There
should be no failures; nor will there be, We are
very sure I3 Yll5d .RV G.