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,METRoPoLITANHo rEL-PoTTss sHnLLhr.
WV Allen, LynchbyrT, ysi PPendistop, va
btasss' Miss SI ~. DicK:on' Miss Fsnnie bici.
son Baltimore; Col Coleman, Obj Sh snsm we
Alex pa%cy;y yM Wv jons, Ps,iss W% 7
9ts1t 2f R, psst S., M% ss1ssn ssHa
J II Norris and wife, Miss Golebrem, Chss Birch,
RR GuFtn W kseIer Nj WoS N R Mm n b.S.
Rhs naS PHI Psfis %P
RR King and Sh .SS, %Ff9n, Ohio; crosby Shi:
nosnsr 1Os o i hehslos VICE. Mls
Scott, Ky; T Hoifen, Boston, Mass; Miss sue
HI5ssi sws,.y sa P, FrsnSi;so A w%
Lynchburg, ya;C Shaier, La.
UNITED STATES H0TEL-H. s. BENSON.
N II Smith W II Burton, city; Hsston,
Scranton, Pa Peter Herb, Herbert JOhn R R,lsy,
Va; A Tutleli, Portisnd' Mes Ch,isiSphet
Jerks, John W Brown, Baltimore, Nd; Henry
B BSTS MS a0h Baker o bs i"
n il; John Williams, Albany, N y N Handle
ton, N Haley, Henry Hayden, Samuel Adams
Henry Thompson, New York.
EBBITT HoUSE-C. Q. WILLARD.
A Young, N II; Coy &C Jenkins, ga;
CLARK, Fort Monroe; W II Alhs, baltim0re
Thos L Greene, L q Ashley, Providence,
Judge ] I Cowan, VIM 4 simmons, Joseph
Thorn, Z Il Archibald, Walter Pouldon, Silas
Groome, Mr. wetmore, N Y; + NJ Coke, A
A Campbell Black, John Howard and lady, Phila
David I Bishop, Lewis A Adams, jr, n N sam
+ Price, Charles E Lewis, Richmond Thoma'
Bradley, Mass; Geo Baker and wife, Staunton
Val Henry Mcpherson, Phila.
sEATON HoUSE-JoHN II. SRNNEs,
Col W II Mobiles, MINI; W Belt and friend
W. Minor, Nd; Hahn, CITY; Joseph Pugh
| Philadelphia; q Gray, Cleveland, o; sitter
| Charles l. Jones, Philadelphia; L Wilkinson
| Ala; Hon A Glossbrcnner, Paj Hobson, ohio
| Lemuel p jerks, Boston, Spencer Coe, Va; y
Gregory, Washington; ID Paisley, Baltimorci
De We're.
| OWEN HOUSES. W. OWENS.
PHI Smith and b Faust, PHILADELPHIA; WI
| q Lee, d A Bogart, and J W Brown, N Y;
| Mccormick. city; Dawes, Ohioi Dawson
| Md; W Belt, Baltimore; John IL Maddox, va
| Chas Donoho, Omaha.
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Brevet Major General l.. e. Easton, Deputy
Quartermaster General, has been ordered to
proceed to st. Louis, Mo-, to discharge the duties
OF Chief Quartermaster General OF the military
division of the Missouri until the return OF
Brevet Major General J. L. Donaldson, Assistant
Quartermastcr General, or some other officer Is
assigned there.
Brevet Brigadicr General b. q. Gard, Assistant
Quartermaster, has, In addition TO his present
intIas hoe. ssl-sai - tAhs change Of che ot fiSe
OF the Chief Quartermaster, department of the
Missouri, during the absence of Brevct Major
General l.. &. Easton, Deputy Quartcrmaster
General.
Among the visitors at the Department yester
day was Hon. A. q. Riddle.
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PERSONAL.

q. ). GRANT, ESQ, Of Ohio, brother OF the
General, Is now in Washington and is stopping
at the mansion of Ulysses on street. He bears
a strong resemblance to the General.
MAJ. GEN. Blunt, OF Kansas, Is in town and
has rooms on the corner Of I and Ninth streets.
The General did efficient service in the Union
army during the war.
Col. A. q. ELLITnROrE, Of Illinois; W. 5.
Staum, United States navy; Gen. L. a. King,
are at the Metropolitan hotel
Gov. q. q. JINHiN', OF Georgia, and T. NJ.
Cox, United States army, arc at the Ebbitt
house.
lioN. A, J. GLOa5DILNNER, OF Pa, Is at the
Seaton house.
Col. 'HAs. DoNono, of Omaha, is at the Owen
house.
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nISSB OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC
~ Ferry Company, ssvRSSII STREET
Mount Vernon Association" having made other ar
rangements for their the trips Of the
tlnucd hereafter. WIN. d. COLT,
mh0.5t President Potomac Ferry Co.
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fALCoNER-At half past two o'clock on Monday
Afternoon, the ~ instant. GEORGE L. FALcosER' In
The friends aud asauantances Of tho family are in
Yiied TO attend the funeral from the residence Of his
father Ralph faconef, 80 Seventh street. betveen
Land y. on ~, sdhesdsyj afternoon. ihs 18th in.
fUaEET-3E the IA instant. A. q. O'clock, ,,
a. oich an. Mss.r: Ysans.. and 2! John r. and
Tho friends Of the family are rsquested 10 attend the
funeral from the Of his parents, street
day. at o clock, D m.
nAMoN-suddeniy, on the I'D Instant, In the esd
year Of his age, BPHRLIN HANoN.
His funeral will take place ct his late residence
Twenty. fourth street, between and streets, to.
the mnily arg respectfully Invited 70 attend.
paralysis, sANrrL 9. BuRaEsFR, aged ~ years,
months, and 10 days, formerly Of Boonesboro', Nd
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Political Affairs In Savannah.

SAVANNAH, March 2i.-The largest and most
enthusiastic meeting ever held in Savannah,
assembled at Johnson square, this afternoon.
The object was opposition to the Bradley-Hop-
kins party. The meeting was called to order by
+. W. Sins. John Stoddard was nominated
president with twenty-five vice-presidents from
the most influential citizens. Eloquent speeches
were made Wy United States Attorney II. s.
Fitch, Col. John Scrlven, Gen. II. II. Jackson,
$. 7. Levy, DR.. Arnold, and Others. Resolutions
were adopted and a committee appointed to
select suitable candidates for city Offices. The
utmost harmony prevailed. Between five and
six thousand persons were present, including n
large number OF colored people.
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Proceedings of the Canadian Conven.
Tim.

OTTAWA, March AIN the House of Com
mons to-day Mr. Mills inquired II any demand
had been made on the United States Govern.
ment for property destroyed by the Fenians
during the raid Of June IS, 1860. Sir John A.
Mcdonald said there was no correspondence be.
tween this Government and the Imperial Gov.
eminent asking for compensation from the Gov
crnment OF the United States for loss OF prop.
erty and other injuries, including loss Of life oc-
curing through Fenian raids.
They had to remember that the Government
OF the United States had their own difficulties,
and, perhaps, they exercised their power with re-
ference to these hostile organizations as strongly
as they could with due regard to ultimate re-
suits. He had no hesitation In saying the Cana.
dian Government had implicit belief In the
good faith OF the United States. When It be-
came apparent that these parties were about to
proceed from words to action, the United States
Government, at a large expense, sent a large
force, commanded by their best officers, for the
purpose of unfolding the majesty of their own
laws and preventing any infringement on our
frontiers.
Considering. also, that the United states has
cause Of irritation on account OF the Alabama
and other vessels that were fitted out In Eng.
laud, and that this was matter OF angry discus.
sion, 1t was not desirable to add fuel to the flame
by sending our demand for compensation. 1t
should be remembered that there were incursions
which we could not prevent from Canada to the
United States. like the st. Adams raid and the
proceedings on Lake Erie
The government OF Canada would see that
full claim would be put In through her Msjesty's
Government to be considered In the sentiment
In cross accounts between the two nations.
Mr.. Mills made a demand for the correspon-
dence with reference to the rendition of the
leader OF the Fcnian incursion. Sir John Me-
| Donald replied that no demand had been made
for the rendition OF those who had escaped back.
The Government thought the law had been sun.
cIcntl, vindicated By dealing with those who
had been captured with arms in their hands.
| Affairs In Alabnmn-Extcnsive Fires.
| SELMA, ALA, March 2+-Judge Moore, OF the
Dallas Circuit Court, now In session here
received Official notice to-day that unless he
orders his Jurics to be drawn from the lists Of
registered votes without reference to color, he
will be promptly removed from office. His decis
ion will be made known tomorrow.
The court house at Eutaw, one OF the best II
the State, was burned last night. All the count,
books and records lost. The work OF All incen
diary. The court house at Greensboro was nret
| on Saturday night, but no harm done. A nrt
broke out In the business part OF Tsllednga thi
afternoon, and is still mine o'clock) burning
No particulars.
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MRS. J. E. SPENCER,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets,
viii open. on
MONDAY. MARCH TIE 0ru.
A large aud elegant assortment "
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Including
BoNNETs, ROUND HATS. AND COIFFUREs.
DRESS MAKING
In all its Branches, in the latest
PARTISAN STYLES. mh2j

DRoP SAILS.
OFFicE DKPor AND DIspuRsIxu 9. M,
ATLANTA, Ga. March ~, ISIS. :
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
z M: fRlhAY M.rsh q. ls.S, 70, supplying tho
%. 200 pounds Corn.
l7s,Wo pounds Oats.
Sy1, 900 pounds Timothy Hay.
1900 pounds Straw.
Corn to DO put up In good, strong sacks Of two
or three bushels each standard. u pounds to tho
bushel.
Oats to be put up sacks three or four bushels each
standard, y pounds to tho bushel.
All TO be FREQ from dust dirt, other defects md
delivered at QuarterInastor'H warehouse, Forsyth
street. Atlanta, whore they will be weighed and In
spected.
Hay and Straw must be well bacd, free from dirt.
weeds, other defects, and delivered at Government
stables Pryor and Line street,. Atlanta her"
they will he weighed aud Inspected standard, 400
lbs to the ton.
Delivery to commence April 8. 1865. with Que third
the amounts OF each, and continue iu equal amounts
for the ensuing two months.
Separate bids must be made for each article and 10
riplicate, susua with copy OF this advertisement
attached to each.
bidders are Invited to be present or represented at
the opening " the bids.
The Government the right to reject all bids.
or accept refuse such parts Of bids DO to tho
best Interests OF the service.
Proposals should be addressed 20 tho undersigned,
and indor:ed the envelope, PrspssalH for the do
Livery Of Forage and Straw
- BY order Of Btcyet Brigadicr General II. Saxton,
Chief QuaItermaster. -
First Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A. A. q, NJ,
mh2 ~ In ehargc OF Depot
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OPFICg.

WAbHIN0TON, Feb. Y, ISH
On the petition Of THoNAsT JARRETT, of lIOrshhm,
Penn. praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the 18th day Of May 1854. for an improvement
10 Hay Elevators for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent. which takes place the Sth day Of
May, 1858:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May
next at " clock, IN. and all persons are notified e
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to DO granted. -
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 hle
In tho Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing az least t,Ysatg dgSs before the dSy
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mted In with the rules Of the oce. which
will be furnished on application. . ,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesh-
mony. must be filed In the office ti0sny days before
tho day Of hearing; the arguments, any within ten
days after fling the testimony go, =,
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
Republican and the teiLi0enesr. Washington, d.
G., and In tho Register. NOrristown, Penn, once
publications be at least sixty days Preyiops to tho
nh5.TSt Acting Commissioner Or Patents.
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From Jackson. standardization
of u Prominent IRywcr-AGairs In


JACKSON, March 2I-Wm. NJ. Estill. a promi-
ncnt lawyer of Mississippi, was assassinated
last night. The supposed assassin has been ar
rested.
The X. X. KS have made their appearance
here.
In the Convention two sections of the lcglsla-
rcsentativcs
WE. $. Strickler, delegate from Tippah, has
resigned his scat,
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Combinations and Reflections.

CONFERENCE.-The following combinations
were made in executive session yesterday;
Edgar II. Bates, Charles Walter, John 5. GAL
laher, and James A. Kennedy to be justices of
the peace for Washington county, D. o.; Charles
Robinson, of Vermont, consul OF the United
States at Quebec; Samuel ID. Evans, collector
of internal revenue for Fourth district Of Texas;
John r. Drabell, assessor internal revenue for
the Second district OF West Virginia; Jas. W.
Sunderland, second lieutenant In the 2ith regi.
mcnt, United States infantry; Samuel W. Latta,
assistant surgeon In the navy; Robert p. Lisle,
paymaster In the navy; Benz. II. kidder, surgeon
In the navy; Capt. Augustus l.. Case, Commodore
in the navy; Chas. II. d. Caldwell, captain In
the navy; Henry X. Davenport, captain in the
navy Oscar +. stanton, commander in the navy;
Bushrod b. Taylor, commander In the navy
To be lieutenants In the navy: y. Mayo Dyer, H
NJ. Green, Edward Hooker, II, II. Nowingc, A.
W. Muldam, Joseph $. Cony, Chas. ONcil TO
be masters; Edward y. Kcyscr Thos Wilson,
De witt e. Kclls, Felix McCurlcy, John Nc.
Gowan, q. e. Schulzc, Z. II. Miller, Henry C..
Nields, Thos +. Wade, ]. q. Green, George +,
Wingatc, Geo. Il. Durand, Chas. A. Schctky,
Jno. X. VIM, Thos. NJ. Gardner, Chas. H. Rock.
well, G. NJ. Anthony, Geo. +. wilkins. To be
ensigns: II. W. Grinnell, n. Il. wittels, Gilbert
Morton, w. p. Randall, ]. J. Brice, Fred. Aug.
Miller, W. II. Mayer, o. W. Farenholt, A. J.
lNersob, WIN. +. Suck, Joseph Marthon, f. r,
Strong, w. J. Dumont, W. II. Bricc, w H. Webb,
C. s. Coy, Ezra Leonard, d. q. McRitchie, Zera
s. Tanner, Jos. Z. Jones, VIM. Welch, Samuel
| Bcldin, J. II. simpson, Henry Il. Baker, Eugene
| W. Watson, John +. Merry, W. w. Rhoadcs
| Jno G. Morong, VIM. e. Gibson, WIN. Il. Arrants
| Walter Sergeant, Jas. A. Cheslcy, W, A. Nor
| gan, and VIM. L. Howorth.
| observation-disclosures W. Snyder, to be Assessor
| OF internal revenue for the Twenty-fourth dig
trct OF New York; David NJ. Mills, to be asses.
sor OF internal for the district of Dakota
| Territory; Augustus Bradley, to be assessor oil
internal revenue for the Second district Of Ind.
Uriah Mullikcn, to be postmaster at Blooming
| ton, Indiana.
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From Wilmington, DeI.-The steamer
Josephine Reported Safe.

WILMN0ToS, March 2i-The steamer Jose
phine, owned by Morgan Il CO., of New York,
and built here, is not a total loss. as reported.
kilograms received here this morning from New
Orleans, state that she has been got safely anoat
and Is on her way to New Orleans.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON BUoYs.


TgEAsuRY DEPARTHEST,)
49, OFFICE LIGHT- HUUsE BOAHD,
WAsHIsqIoS CRY, March II, 1875
Sealed proposals will be received at This once until
o elock, y. IN. on FRIDAY, tho Eth day Of April
1868, for the construction OF iron BuOys with Acess
sorles complete, Except chains as follows.
Lot ]. Twenty (D( arst.class Can Buoys.
Lot q Twenty (2O) nTst- class Nun BuOYI,
Lot s. Forty (i0) second -elass Can BuOys
Lot Sixty (6ol seeond-elas. Nun Bu9ys
Lot s. One hund red (l00) thir class Can BuVys
Lot g. One hundred (lOOl third class Nun Buoys.
Drswings and specifications OF tho BuOys and Access
sores (-inkers, swiyels and shaekles
aud any information la the matter, may be obtained
application In writing TO the undeTsigned at this
office. W. b. sHuBRlCR,
mhl5.N Chairman.
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HoS. Jos. II. BARNETT, Commissioner OF Pen
zons, has returned to the city from his trip to
the West, and resumed the duties OF his Office
He looks much refreshed and invigorated from
his tour. During the absence Of Mr.. Barrett,
James A. Morgan, esq, Chief Clerk OF the Blu.
reau, ably and satisfactorily performed the duties
Of Commissioner.
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From ST. LOuis-Arrest OF a Common
scold-suit Brought for Legal Ser.

ST. Louis, March 2i.-Cora Francis alias
Samantha Proctor, notorious here and In Chicago
for bringing suits against all sorts OF persons on
trivial grounds, was arrested here to-day on
charge NJ hni-G sonimuH scUIu, IN default OF
bail committed to jail. She came here to attend
to a suit against the Democrat, which was thrown
out of court for want OF security for costs.
Mr.. Pierce, a lawyer of New York, brought
suit to-day In the United States Circuit Court
against 5. II. Benvist for sl5 900 for legal services
while Bcnvist was conducting the banking bust.
ness In New York.
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CINCISSATI, March 2i.-Mr. Cary, NJ. G., al
dressed meeting OF worklngmen at Pixies opera
house last night. He dwelt particularly on the
subject OF impeachment and the payment OF the
national debt in greenbacks He was heartily
applaudcd throughout
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The white Honse

The Presidents counsel were, as usual, with
him yesterday until nearly the hour for the SEES.
sion OF the Court of Impeachment. Gen. Han
cock also had an interview with the Executive
In the forenoon. The usual Cabinet session was
held, at which all the members were present
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RECEPTIONS.

We are authorized to announce that the ladies
of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mira. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings
The evening has been fixed in lieu OF the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLFAS's last weekly receptions for
the season will be Friday evenings, March 10th
and 27th Mrs. and Miss Matthews closing
afternoon reception will be on Wednesday,
March 25th
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MENPnis, March 2+.-The distillery OF W. II
Hitchcock u Bradley, In Montgomery county
Tennessee, has been seized for alleged revenue
frauds. 1t Is charged that Bradley dcfrauded
the Government out Of 1000.
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Garden Seeds.


GARDEN SEEDS,
FRESH AND GENUINE, AMERICAN AND I'M
PORTED.
"CARACTACUs," "Dilestone's Extra Early''
PEAS,
Imported from England, one week earlier than the
IMPoRTEb DANIIL o'RoURKE, LandrotK's Rx-
ira Early, Tom Thumb, Dwarf Blue Imperial, aud
EARLY BEANS. tthas, oaIOu Sets, Cabbage. Let
tucc, Corn. Tomato. Egg Plant. and all other seeds
In full variety LkWN Gt qss I. Application
Twenty different varieties Of imported English
Grasses mixed for Lawns, according to flInt's
FLOWER SEEDS
BIRD SEED
Canary, Hemp, Rape, Nav. &c.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
PLANTS, &c.
Kentucky Blue Grass, White Clover Sweet scented
VoTnal, and other varieties Of Grasses,
SEED OATS AND CORN.
"Early Goodrich and "Harrison'i Seed Potatoes,
and many other Varieties
A complete assortment Of
- HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Hoes Rnkcs, Pruning Saws aud Knives, Avaranca-
AGRlCULTGRAL iMPLEMENfs AND PERTIL-
lZERs
duano, Bone Dust Plaster, SSs. Ssu,vvp
warehOqse. So and % tOuisisna Avenue,
,,o Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
mhlO-eolw Washington, DC
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FIRE AND FATAL INJURY
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, March 2I-Evening .-Emeutes are re-
ported to have occurred at Bordeaux, and sedi-
tious piacards have made their appearance Lt
Paris, Marseilles, and other cities. The reform
ing Of the Grand Moiish is assigned as the cause
OF these disturbances.
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NAsTvILLn, March "a. The robbers OF the
RuSsellyIIle bank passed Huntsville yesterday
with thirty men in pursuit, who passed half an
hour afterwards
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nEPARTMEYT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ usIrgn Stairs PArEsr OFFICE,


WAsHIsgToS, March 4, lS5s.
On the petition Of CHARLES y. MAKTISE, Of Boston,
Mas, praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him the 9th day q June 1854, and reissued Che 18th
day OF December, 1875. and again reissued the nth
day Of August, 1867. for an Improvement In Sofa Bed
stead, for seven years. from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the 9th day Of June 1858
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, The 18th day Of May
appear and show cause. II any they have, why Said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO flo In
the Patent ONCE their Objections specially set forth
writing at least t0entU days before the day OF
testimony filed by either party, to be used at tho
said hearing must BE- taken aud IN accord.
on application. ~
mony must be hed in the oce 0sntv days befo rs ths
day q hearing the arguments, II any, within II days
after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be pnblish ID in the
REruBLIGAS and the intsiii0encsr, Wash inEton, b.
ioi three The hrt n saf pablieatioIs
to DO at least sixty days previous to hs az Of hearing
mhh'ws Acting commis1,0 ner Of Pateuts.
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PRoNorED.-Mr. Il. A. McMurray, OF the
Treasury Department, has been promoted from
third to fourth class clerkship In that De-
partment This is a merited compliment to an
efficient employee Mr.. Mem. is otherwise
known ms Professor McMurray, the lightning
Calculator.
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Wants.

DsMiTii S DICTIONARY OF THE BiBLE-writ-
by 10 Of the most distinguished Dhnss ~ Europe
Wood Engrayings In one large Octave roisias,'
condensed by Dr. Smiths own hand. We employ no
Agents and offer extra Inducements 10 Agents
dealing with us Send for descriptive elrculars and
SOC our terms J. b. BURR CO.,
Publishers, Hartford, Ct,
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gems. HANCOCK and Gordon Granger have
been before the impeachment managers, but moth
ing Of Importance WAS elected.
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Stables.
Circulating Library.
1IRCULATING LIBRARY.
Mattresses.
NJ ATTREss FACTORY,

mi ATTKESS FACTUK1,
CORNER THIRTEEN. AND-A.HALF AND PENN
sYLvANlA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE.
Mattresses Of every description aud price on hand
aud made to order.
All Kinds Of furniture ropared and Vanished
mill colin j. NJ. CURRAN co.
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WRAPPING PAPER AND PAPER BAGS OF ALL
" ''i'' "AD e1'' W. wv W. 4. NlMMo,
inflow 48 Ninth street, bet Z aud 7 streets.
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Medical.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

pRIvATE CONSULTATION ROOMS.
Ladies requiring Immediate treatment, from What
eyer eanse. should consult DR.. HENRY, he ;ures
all IRREGULARITIES without fail
DR., HENRY II skilful and confidential
ONCE No. 800 street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth mill III
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( CONSULT DIR. LEON,

Z NONsULT DN, LEON,
N RECEPTION ROOMS
1876 Eleventh street, above Pennsylvania avenue
LADIES desiring especial treatment will find ilm
the most skilful and reliable phi ysican In tho city
ih;fEu TIES from whatever eaute, fully mel
SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cure d.
the Doctor. mhil-tf