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THE PROSPECT EUROPE.

Notwithstanding the assurances given out
from every Court IN Europe that peace is
earnestly desired, Yet among the great Powers
preparations for war We're never 50 active a. At
p7v-ent- Vast sums OF money are being ex-
pended in eqUipTiug armies and IN building
lrOn-Clads. France, with four hundred thou-
sand of her soldiers armed with the most eff
Gent weapon the world has ever known. Is re-
organizing and enlarging her army. subiectinp
every citizen 10 military duty. ChasSepots and
needle guns are turned out of her factories nv
thousands every week. and she has five hum
dred war ships, many of them of the most for
midable character. Russia builds another Sc
bastopoi- menace 10 her late cOnquerors, and
has everything on war footing Austria l.
stOlidly but earnestly 81 work to repair her late
losses; while thu work of German consolidation
under Bismarck goes steadily forward 10 the
formation of an overshadcwing and pow
erful confederation Even Spain, impo-
tent a. she II, pledges herself 10 the main
tenance of the Papal territory. and seems
ANXIOUS TO take part in the turmoil
England with her troublesome and exn-nsiva
Abyssinian war, keeps an anxious eve on all
these movements, but cannot calculate. when
the storm VIII burst nor with what conSe-
quences 10 herself. The Governments NAV be
anxious for peace. but their threatening attn
tudP- Zach toward the others. indicates a feel
ing OF distrust- ana a general uneasiness which
may euiminate in open hostility AT any mo-
ment- II l. possible. however. that the exten-
siSe preparations Tor war may after all bs the
sUresi Means Of preserving the peace.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week in New York opens with decided
esse III money, end with a generally buoyant
feeling IN Wall street Affairs. Gall loans are
generally FIVE per cent on stock cOllaterals.
aEd 416 per cent. on Governments. The banks
show more disposition to employ their balances
on paper and on disoountiDg at 6Ha7 per cent
OCCas 'onsl transactions are reported at six per
cent The strong upward tendency on Govern
neuts continues. The demand il large from all
sources, and prices are again kaH per cent
higher. Seyen-thirties are now close upon the
Highest figures ever reached, the price at the
noon call yesterday being i0sHal0SX. Bonds
~ the classes held in Europe are hat per cent
higher than on Saturday, while Sixty-twos at
London are ~. The remarkable firmness of
the IN rket generally appears to be due TO the
annciT hion Of an unusually protracted ease in
the money market.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT 6FfTcE.

on the petition Of uLiA NJ. COLBCRs, sd-
mihistratrix. de bonis non, of James II. simpson.
deceased, WHO Was executor Of ysmes stim pson.
deceased, OF Baltimore, MARY land praying for the
extension OF patent granted 20 the said James X
stimPsen as executor aforesaid. the 18th day 81
october, 1854 and ante dated the Il tn day OF pru.
same year. for On Improvement IN Vessels TOT
holdlne Liquids, for seven yeau from the explrn-
ton Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th
day OF April, 1858:
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Soth day Of march
next, II II O'Clock N; and all persons are noti-
ned 70 appear and show cause, II any they have
Persons opposing the extension required TO
hle in the Patent Once their objections specially
Get forth In writing at least fesy days before the
day OF hearing all testimony nled by either party 20
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance With the rules Of the once.
which viii be furnished On application
Depositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
timony must be hled in toe once sssssfy dAys before
the day OF hearing; the srguments, III any, within
fss days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be yueltshed In the
Republican and the Intelligence, Washington, D.
C., and In the American. Baltimore, Md, once
week Tor three succeseive weeks, the trst OF
:siS pueliesionst to be at least sixty d.ys
RE-w3w Commissioner OF Psiene.
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TIE WogKING PEoPLE.-The Pittsburs Cd
-s'ts says that deStitutioD, arising from scarcity
OF labor prevails 10 an alarming extent in that
city and its neighborhOOd. The secretary of the
Board OF Poor Directors reports that there have
been more applications for temporary relief
during the past few weeks in Pittsburg than
were made during any corresponding period
within the last thirteen years. The HougLton
(MichIgan) Gd-stte says there cannot be- less
than five hundred men out of employment in
the Portage Lake copper mine district alone
and III three copper districts fully one thou
sand- Three-fOurths of them have not the
means 10 leave that section so as TO seek work
elsewhere With reference TO the distress in
LONDON, the Tins says there Is no doubt of in,
reality The work OF the ship yards has de-
ciined far beyond the decline Of last wear
- There lad been extraordinary demands for
skilled labor, ard of that labor which skill
draws after AZ during the American war. The
termination OF that struggle and other reasons
have paralyzed the special industry OF the dis
tricts under view.
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TIE Opera fenbaeh's Opera Bouffe.
1.-The Grand Duchess of GeTolstein," was pre-
s-nied by Bateman's Troupe, for the first time.
n The National Theatre. last evening To A
crowded and fashionable house The sparkling
and vIyaciOus MILF Tostee acted the Grand
duchess 10 perfection while Mr. Gonroy As
Gen fritz, with his sweet tenor voice and
capital acting, was established as a fayorite al
once Boum, Puck, Paul, and Groy. respect
iNely represented by VI. VI. Duchesne La
grln0ur, Leduc, and Walter. were equally good
The grand chorus, the pOmp of the court the
grand review, the BEAUTIFUL and grotesaue cos
TUNES marches, and delicious music, altogether
make up IN entertainment as novel as II Is
agreeable.
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4S6 SEVENTH STREET, 1876
OVAL AND sQuARK PICTURE FRAMES,
P1CT6RE CORDS AND TASSELS,
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
WIkD0W SHAnEs &c
SEVENTH STREET.

Persons having Paintings, Engrayings, or Pho
tographs te Frame, invited 10 call and examine
our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames,
ranging In size from 6xs to 20x24 inches also Rus
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made TO order
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Picture Cord n, d Tasses in different colors.
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hsngings. embracing 6ne RIM
broidered Gilt, Drawing Boom Patterns: also n
varied assortment of Medium and Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &c. Window Shades of different
sizes and col'rs. Private Dwellings aad store
Shades 81 spy reS1ised si5e made g order;
A choice SELECTION OF Paintines and Fnsrsvipos
embracing with others, the following gems The
Baptism, by knaus; chocolate Girl, by Never;
Rescue, by Coldewe; Little Barefoot by De Mon,
lignon; Fine Interior. by Renoux; Dante And Heat
rice, by Meyer; Choice Fruit and Flowers by Roe
ENGRAyINGsl
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris 1918, Franklin
before the Lords at whitehall, Merry Making in
the Oldep Time. Peace and War, Sunshine Of Life.
Having purchssed for CASH, shah aim BY Of.
fertpg good articles lwsrrantine them az re pre.
septed) 1T the lowest remuuerative prices TO So
cure . liberal portion of the public patronn~e
Punctuaiity and good werkmanship in al Ing or
ders, ard prompt settlements expected In retnrn
Any order pot sstisfaetsrily nled win be immedi
S-1ERMs Cash, FOR GOODS Ann LARop
j. MARKRTTER
No. $50 SKYEETH STREET
:. eoon above Odd Fellows Hall,
u 70 I'M --A- bet. ID and =.
IV'HK GLORY OF MAN 70 srRENorH-rbers
III fore the reryoua N.kstse.x~S - "a -
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Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bond

in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-First Board-U S 6's,
lsl, coupon. 111Y; 5.20's, 1s62, coupons, 111t;
ls6i, coupon, 1905; 1o65, coupons, HOY; 1866.
coupon, new, 10Ss: 5.20's, 1851, coupon, los Y !;
lo4Vs, coupons, lOi Dos, second, It's; 7.3Os,
third. loc; Pacific Mail, 1928; Atlantic Mail,
H4; Canton, 50; Cumberland, 35k; Western
Union Telegraph. 37H; Quicksilver, %; Mari
posa, 8; do. preferr'd, ia; Boston WaAer Power,
81; N. Y. Central, l3l L; Erie, 76k do. p'd, 20;
Hudson, las: Reading, 96a; Michigan Central,
liza: Michigan southern, s. z: Illinois Central
l4A Cleveland and Pittsburgh Il North west
ern, COY; do preferred, FAX; Cleveland and
Toledo. Tor; Rock Island, 9s3 Fl. Wayne, 1O4 /:
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 25g; Wells,
Fargo Il Co. Express, IS: Merchants Union
J62 American Express. q: United States Ex-
press. 20: Adams EXpress. IS Gold. I41N
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HINTS To WOMEN SKATyps-First do mn,
pretend 10 90 skating, II the Thermometer has
fallen To twenty degrees Fahrenheit. nor N !,
has fallen TO thirty and n cold, raw. damp wind
prevails. SreOnd-DO not be on kat. Ionyer
than an hour At n tine. Third-The momen,
you cease skating, 20 10 the fire and rest. bnt
" bile ON the ice, keep IN active motion Fourfh
WI hen you start home, walk by all mean. ar
least hall a mile; thus, the circulation or the
blood will b. equaiized and chilliness win he
avoided. Fifth-Take an extra coet or cloak 70
b. laid aside when You commence skating, and
70 b. resumed the moment you eease-Dr.
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IsPESDIsG CHANGE or FAsHIoN.-Harper,s
Razar contains the following item which will
interest the ladies'
The highest Partisan authorities affirm that
fat. gored skirts are soon TO be superseded by
ample flowing garments. Already costly ma
tsriaIs are ceasing to be cut up into gabrielle
and empress dresses and pleats are worn at the
tides and behind We sound the note of alarm
70 our readers most regretfully, as we are con.
WINGED they will not willingly relinguish the
present graceful style.
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To-day's New York Markets,

BY TtIegraph.I
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-Flour market Is a shade
frmer. Wheat is a trifle better. Corn is a
shade higher. Rye is quiet and steady. Oats
are firm. Pork is steady; Mess S2l.SI Lard
firm at 15al3a cts. Whisky is dull Cotton is
firm at lsSai7H cents. Freights firm. Spirits
Turpentine are firm at SASS cts. Resin firm;
strained, 81 ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OST-Sunday evening, in the Pennsylvania
= Avenue or iith street cars, a small GOLD
LOCKET, containing the likeness of a child and
on the outside the initials g The finder will be
literally rewarded if he will leave il with Messrs
COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, corner OF
Penn avenue and 18th streets. ia 2S.2t
G REWARD-LOst or stolen. on cath instant n
c'C liver color and white POINTER DOG with
white legs and spot in forehead had on when lost
chain collar, with the DanE of A. Won GiegIan Tho
above reward Will be paid on his return to No. $50
ID street. ia 7.ats
I OkT-Either OF eth aud Sth between G. and
- CAhBUN kEE BREASTPIN, set with pearl
liberal reward will be paid if left at NJ 2s7
7th, between and NJ. ia 2j-3t-
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The LONDON REVIEW says that AT this time
there IL no cOuntry-nO matter how embarrass-
ed OF how poOr-in which there il so much
pressing and painful power y. SO much vice. so
much misery as IN England.
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|" Prom Blanchard & Mohun we have Har
p>p's B0sar for February Sth.
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~NOTICE-A meeting of the RADICAL
u9 PEBLICAN CLUB of the 18th WARD and
those " ho favor the extension of the Charter a.
embodied in Mr.. Harlans bill, now before the
Senate, Will be held in 81 Psnl's Church, on Sth
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 18th, 1876 at
I:Sp m VIM. BOYD. NJ. D.
a S-lt' President
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. y. 1s6S.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
Prpment securities:
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UREAT Distribution
By THE
MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS JEWEL
RY ASSOCIATION,
1913 &195 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY,
Of Rosewood Pianos and Melodeons, Fine Oh
Paintings, Engrayings, Silver Ware, Gold and Sil
yer Watches and Elegant Jewelry, consisting OF
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Bracelets
Coral Florentine, Mosaic, Jet, Lava. and Ladies
Sets, Gold Pens, with gold and silver extension
holders, Sleeve Button, sets of Studs. Vest and
Neck Chains, plain and chased Gold Chains, &c
&c, valued at
81 900, 900,
FOR ONE DOLLAR
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L IBsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
b. ID. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Co. > President.
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS0
We buy and sell all classes Of GOFERNMENT
SECURITIES ct current market rstee.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Colleofioas
IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN a.d FIRMS
aud TO any other business entrusted to US
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfuly furnished.
WIN. @. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March D, 1865. mnsf
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ALENTINES! VALENTINES!
VALENTINES FOR 1868.
NEW DESIGNS,
ALL QUALITIES AND STYLES

Price Of Comic Valentines rednced to Sixty Cents
per gross, wholesale.
Embossed Comic Valentines, price I s Cents per
gross
dozen.
You can buy Playing Cards of all sorts, kinds
and qualities at manufacturers prices at
SHILLlNGTOS'S BOOKSTORE
ja 27-6t Cor. AZ street and Penn'a ayenue
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-Wit it'll pleasant, third story, front
ID Room and the comforts Of "A home suitable
for two single gentlcmen-s. % per month, at 517
street between 9Th and 7th ia u at
EOR RENT-Large second story FRONT ROOM
Il with Board, suitable for three gentlemen or
gentleman and lady, 1856 G St, between 10Th aud
2lst. 1881
ONE NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
" on third story, with Board, suitable for two
gentlemen; terms mod crate. Apply at No 427
1T bet. 9th and 10th SITS. ia 2S-3t.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THE
N first class residence No. 800 4th street, near
the Square, will Rent two handsomely FUR
EISHED ROOMS, with without BOARD -Four
gentleman can be accommodated with frat class
TABLE BOARD; location unsurpassed. ia 28- a.
DOARDING-One or two single gentlemen or
- gentleman and wife, can h ave the comforts of
home in private family, at S45 per month (for
two. fire included. Inquire at No. 32s Sth st,eet
between J. and NJ. ia25-3t,
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V'BR GLORY OF MAN n srRrNorH-rh.,.
fore the nervous and debilitatei ehouid im.
nso.ately Ise HR1AsoLDs ExrRAcx BvcHv.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO..
Ban KEHS,
FIFrKRNrH STREET. 0PPos- TE TREAsuKr.
Buy and cell At current market rates, and KEEP
constantly on hand full supply ofa1
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIkTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c, executed
and collections made On al accessible points.
sel-U
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
sPALpING a RAPLEY -. Managers.
MR.. III. L. BATEMANs
PARTISAN OPERA BoUFFE.
FOR POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. January ~.
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GERoLsrruS
Opera Boune in -Four Acts. 10y J. ol,.nhsch.
This Famous Opera, which has been psrfor,n.,
10 hew ORR and Boston by Mr.. Batenan r oupe.
Win TIE most unpreccdently great success in
OVER ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE PR
eehpsnc even the favor with which u wss reoeivet
ln Parls and al the Capitals Of Europe will d.
-, By TIE ESTTIRE TROUPE.
ORIGINAL INCOMPATIBLE ARTISTS
Brought by Mr. Batcman from Paris Last .umwer
especially Tor the purpos". together with the
GRAND FRENCH CHORUS,
OF fifty voices, justly pronounce in New YorL ana
Boston the finest chorus ever listened 20 on the
FULI ORCHESTRA.
OF thlrt. periormcrs. comprising the elite Of the
New York Philbsi sonio society.
The gorgeous characteristic
PARTISAN COSTUMES
made by Mons. Nonon, COstumer of the Grand
APPROPRIATE AND NEW DECORATIONS.
aud the renowned
MISE EN SCENE
OF the Opera a. originally produced by Mr. Bate
man q the French Theatre New York
EsserTed ssats in Paraactte aud Tc.s circi-s
UC.S1her'ta Nhairr.-.----- 90
Seats may be securcd On and sff.r WEpYFsp,2
store and AT the Box Office. A2Bu
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'ahhoLL HALL.
wAsHINGT c..
Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
MIR CHARLES DICKENS
WILL READ IN CARRoLL HALL,
-FOUR TIMES,
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
CHRISTMAS CAROL,
THE TRIAL From PICKwIUK.
Oh TUESDAY EyESING, FEBRUARY
DAVID CoPPERFIELD,
NIB. BOB sAWSER's PARTY.
From Pickwick.l
On THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
DocTon maRIGoLp.
THE TRIAL FROM PICKwICK.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY,
cat Mr.. squeers' SCHOOL,
BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE INN.
The Readings will commence ct s 'clocs ana n.
compri - within two hours.
The audience is earnestly requested 10 be -ests.6
Ten minutes before the commencement Of the Read
ing.
The sale sf tickets for the course Of four Read
lngs only VIII take place al Messrs. Phip a Solo
mons, Metropolitan Book Store, 332 PrnusVlya-
MIA avenue, on TUESDAY next, January "a COM
mencine at O'Clock a. IA. isIs dtfi
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,.
have now on hand com plete stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
name in part pure Imperial, Gunpow Ter, Dol n 9
amt Japan TEAS; Mocha, Old Government Java,
ksricaiho, Lsguayra and RIO COFFEeS; Brown
and White SUGARS. al grades; WEIGH. Ray and
other superior brands of
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR
Maryland Sugar.cured RAMS BREAKFAST
BACON and SMOKED BEEF, REFINED LEAF
LARD in 10, Is and % pounds tin kettles, No I
Shore MACKEREL, Georges Bank U0D, FISH
Family Roe HERRING, pure Spices, Pickles, Jel
lits. Spanish Olives. Olive oil, Sauces Ssrdines,
Maccsroni, yermacelli, Farina. Corn Starch
Baker, Cocoa and Chocolate, Raisins, Almonds
FiIberts, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts,
NNED GOODS
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
And in fact ali other GOODS which are usually
kept in
FIRST CLASS GROCERY.
Together with a fine assortment Of
WINES AND LIQUORS
suitable for medicinal pur poses all Of which in
tend selling al the lowest market prices, and
uld respectfully ask All examination of my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
CT. PERRIE,
ia S6tif corner Ninth and streets.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
i PANY. of Washington, ID. c., chartered by
special act Of Congress for the safe kee under
guarantee. of Government Bends, Silver Plate
Valuable Papers, aud all descriptions OF slusbles
for the Renting Of Safes inside of fire aud
burglar proof vaults. Office-cornar n Y avenue
and 18th ct Directors 8. P Brown. ii. n. Cooke
Geo. W. Riggs VIM = Huntington, Geo. II Plant
Geo. o. Evans. b r. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson
5 p Brown. Preside Mt; G. o. Evans. Vice Presi-
dent WIN. :. Huntington Treasurer; b. p. Snyder
Sec'y.
Office Hours-9a m to 5 D. m ia2s
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N0TICE-Haying disposed OF NV stock Of Good.
Y at store 400 18th street. to Messrs. Green q
Williams, i respectfully ask for them q continue
ton of the liberal patronage heretofore besto we'd
upon me.
All parties indebted to me are requested 70 make
immediate payment to my successors, or Mr.. Bos
well, who is authorized 10 receipt for the same.
ia 265ts RBUCHLY
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HOUSE FOR RENT of rooms near City Hall
at $50 per mouth, and furniture for sale AT
S6IO; insured for 81 so. Nolone need apply unless
they wish to purchase the furniture.
ID l.. WELLS & CO.,
ia 2-N Corner La. ave. and 9th street
EN0R RRNT-NiceIy furnished PARL0RS and
i BED ROOMS, with or without Board at No.
asa 9th st bet. and La. ave. ia In
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DIAE0 STOOL
Piano Stools Of all descriptions and all prices a,
the w arerooms Of lIi lHE
'A w. - W. q. MErZEROTr q Co. "a
6ole Agents OF eteinway b Pianos andSyVNvE
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~COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING
S AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION
JOHN 7. GIVEN. President
JOHN l.. PAU, Vice President
JOHN Z. ELvANS Treasurer

A Deeting of this Association will be held on
NEST FRIDAY EVENING, (January 81 Al
Temperance Hall. -" "
John z. Elvans, Treasurer; Amos Hunt 81
North street. Capit.l Hill; the Secretary 80 o
9th street; or ii Clay Stewart, Office at wood aud
cCal yard. corner of 18th and streets i'll receive
subscriptions for stock in tha Association
- sat G. ALFRED HALL Secy
Infe a aAl
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Tor RENT-ene three story BRICK BUILD
Il ING, cont aiming rooms, with gas and water
newly papered. No $40 18th street, between b
and south, ten minutes walk to the Treasury
Building. Inquire at 522 18th street, near ID.
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Seats may be secured on aud after WEDNEsDAY
MohNiNG. January y. at MetEerott's Music
Store, and at the Box Ofice 4, 81 a.
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There will he mass meeting 81 German citizens
at Temperance Hall. street, between 9th and 10TH
on WEDNESDAY,, January %, ut O'Clock D m '
o. adopt an address t. the North German Parlia
ment. All German Associations and the German
citizens in general are requested t. attend.
az I Tue COMMITTEE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16
FR0l WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGroH, April 15.
Genera Sherman left for the West last
night, to resume his duties a. member Of
the InsiA Peace Commission.
Info m .tion il received that Hon. James
Guthrie was stricken with paralysis At Louis
vile last Thursday, and it 10 feared that he
cannot recover from the shock.
An effort was made yestse1Ay, in IN execa.
tive session Of the SENATE, to secure Q recon-
ai&snsion Of tho fsjection Of WisveA for
Commissioner cf Internal Revenue. The ef.
fort failed, and his rejection is, therefore,
dnsl.
General Hancock was yesterday summoned
asa witness for the defense IN the impesch>
ment trial.
MARKS Of respect for the memory of Presi-
dent Lincoln were offered, and the several Bu-
reaus Of the War Department were closed to.
day u II o clock. BY ordsrsf Secretary Stan.
ton. The commandant n the Washington
Arsenal, BY the same antbosiiy, caused gun
to be fred every half hosf, beginning at sun
rise and continuing until snnset- Bpsiness
generally was suspe4aed 10 tho other Depart.
ments. The Nstiooel Gags over Ill the public
buildings are at half mast.
snsS a NEw E1aK, April Ii.
The Herdlds Wasbinston dispatches has
= sensation special 70 the effect that Radieof
conspiracy il on foot to extend the tsrmsof
oocs Of Presidant 70 ten yeaFs; 70 slfip the
Supreme Court OF the power 70 pass upon the
coessituhoralisy Of amy ~ Of Congress; 10
elect Grantin the doahtfal States By bayon.
ets, and snpplimited iuAstion Qf currency by
means Of NAz3onal 1aa1a