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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
GENERAL NEWS sUMMARY.
CONGRESsiOyAL.

In the Senate, on the 15th, afer the adj
journnsnt OF the Court OF impeachment, bill
was p.ssed appropriating II, eco Tor the cont1n-
gent expenses Of the Senate.
In the House, on the 10th, after the re-
trrn of the members rom the Senate, bin was
introduced and referred to apend the act for the
punishme ut of crimes against the United States,
epproved-il90 80 as to extend. the time WITHIN
one rrsnfng sns s1f n AZ h sid i he
ZION qdss,ih sss sss,ss.5y q ne
United States BY The osaee Indians mgtion
was made to refer the resolution 70 print ~ pV0
copies Of Mr. Butlsr,s opening speech IN the I'm.
ate BIN TO defrsy The expenses Of the Impeseh.
ment trial. and for other purposes, was received
and refsred --.-On call of ihe House ninety four
be spsskes within one ii i quorum and without
uriher proceedings, the House adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, resolutions
of inquirywere adopted. as 10 the numberofjudg-
ments rendered IN the Court Of Claims on cotton
Claims the amount thereof ana in. whose favor
and as to the amount Of tax collected on spirits
since the first Of January last - resolution wss
adopted that the Com nisise on Printing are d.
COO additional copies or the report or the I'M
parchment trial for the use OF members OF the
House. On reasse nnling afser the impeacn,
the hour OF meeting to II O'Clock, but 8 division
show ed no quorum was present.. Adjourned
No Congressional proceedings on the
18th, except relating to Impeachment ss 8. IS
In the House, on the Goth, a resolution
was agreed 10 instrlctIng the Committee on Com
merce to inquire into the power and authority
OF Congress TO make regulations to guard against
railroad accidents The Senate bill making an
appropriation on Sio 0olor defraying the expenses
of impe ach ment $4,000 for The miscr laneous
expenses OF the Senate, aud 81 1000 Tor extra Cap
itol police, was reported back, debated and
passed. The bill IN relation to the rights OF
American cifizenssfn fore ign countries caled
mp. amended and passed-e9 to 5----A bill amend.
atory 10 the BaRsrupt act Was reported, ordered
printed and recommitted. Sc Wnl reso lut1ons
were ofsred ard referred or adopted, ara the
House adjourned.
In the House, on the 2lst, q resolution
was adopted to Hghtthe hall by electricity The
House refused TO consicer-9i TO 1s-a resolution
Withdrawing the articles OF Impeachment. The
bill for the amen dment Of the Bankruptcy act was
taken mp. amended and pas.ed-75 10 a. Sew.
and refered--..Adjo1rned. =. =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
WASHINcToN NEWS.

The receipts from customs for the week
ending April 11tn were s2.9.9 3O3. sf
General Sherman left Washin gton on
the 10Th for Fort Laramie, TO resume his
duties SIS member of the Indian Peace
Commission.
Fractional currency issued for the week
ending April fs:h, s375.ooo; destroyed.
1861, 800. National Bank notes issued,
$4,000. Receipts from Internal revenue
for the year, to same date, si5a,435, 4S7.
Arrangements have been made to have
the four societies of the Armies of the
Tennessee, the Cumberland, the Ohio and
of Georgia, meet at Chicago on the 10Th
and f6th7of December next, to have one
common celebration instead of separate
meetings as heretofore
The opinion of the SupremeC Court upon
the motion 10 dismiss the Nice aydle case,
which was overruled some time since was
made public in full on the 10Th. The de-
cision is that the Court has jurisdiction in
the case. This will enable the Court, the
late legislation of Congress to the contrary,
to decide as 20 the constitutienalisy Of the
Reconstructi-n laws. .fasiTe-9 e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

-A'nAfef b1tlslhs nadeinl6paouses, be.
tyssa ssos nsass g e, he .spessits Sss.:
tionsl, A loaf'of bread, as largo sseouldb be
knesdso, was to g. eivsn ~ H. risssr
eslecfed hYstbew inner.sG y loafl eaDtsin-
to 3 WIDOW, WIN ! needy nmily, acc5fd7hg
to theterms Of the contract. srt7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

Two BROTHERS, coming 10 be executed
for come enormous crime, the elder was frat
turned OF without saying . word. The other.
mounting the ladder. began to harangle tse
er0NdsNhoee sysre eeeslh veiy eprn 70 him.
ps6ples fald be, my bfother bangs before ny
lace and yog see what lamentable spectacle Be
makes In q few moments shall be turned ca,
Inn and he fnro vnSfx ~ x1rof
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
SUNDAY q SSiodl iVaida sTsS fecentlY

Sunday lSdioor VVui6n awaa recently
held in New York city. From
the 4 Sscretary's I report we Il learn
that within the last Ten years 10000
schools, ccntaiping.1,0 COO 600 children, have
been established iDuri1eS the past year
10000 teachers have been employed in
teaching "a, 000, puip5iis, and 81 coo have
been expendeds ssForl the year ending
March, 1877 4 16t-shopls have. be cn,or-
ganized and aided, and the IS. f34 teachers
engagedhAys tsnght 1850 children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

The powder was burned and the whisky
was drunk by the other size, over The
votes poiied IL New Haven and Harsf6sd.
But the true joyois on car side, in the
election of Republican Legislature, which
secures TO Us a limited States Senator in
the place of James Dixon. With the Sen
ate md House OF REPRESENTATIVES, oar
SIDE, and gain over last year N both
houses. Mr. SE.glish| viii fiji about the
same place in Importance that figure
head does. ON q Tship- he, VIA be found
more ornamental than DISQUALIFICATION
(O6an.) Recordtral'3 s,ll.sa .-alhAss s.-s.rH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

-The soaiowihs pafsphfase Of the
England: -
T GRy ss y Asiss sF 9gT
Thy kingdom come, Thy perfect viii
- M eafth AZ "a heaven ,letalffnifIl: 4ss 81
La etb1s dayss bead m ~ ~ssnAylivs; -
Forgive our ems IS we forgive. StSE AZ
Help ue tempt sfi0nfo withstand; - a
From evfithieh us BY Thy hand, "a
4Es, Now and fofe yer uneo Thee,zE .s4ses 1sc =.
The kipsdon, power, andRiory besrs@1 10
~ 3 ES-re % fts~ste - II IS y r-A0en-z-Ec
- 49, u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

ruEnE ARE two things which you should
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

II,
are prepared TO give. some evidence they
had wished to elicit from the Secretary of
the Navy, but which he should not now
attempt to- introduce in consequence of
the ruling. Postmaster General Randall
testified that Foster Blodgett was removed
from the Office of Postmaster at Augusta
in consequence Of complaint in writing
OF misconduct; he produced the papers
and letters which effected his removal, and
which were given in evidence. The Senate
-26 to 20-refused the. linterrogatory
whether the question of the applicability
of the TeIure-of. Office act to members ap-
pointed by Mr.. Lincoln ever came before
the Cabinet for discussion. and if so, what
the opinions were. Mr. Evarts rose and
stated that the continued illness of Mr..
Stanbery prevented the counsel from say
ing positively, but IS far rs they knew
their evidence vas Min. The Court then
adjourned. fs-A -
After the openingof the Court on the
goth, Mr. Curtis stated that The counsel fcr
the President considered their evidence as
closed. Further documentary evidence
was offered by the Msnsgers, including
portions ~of-the journal Of Congress OF
INA and 1916, relative to the drafting of
thecommiSsion for Washington as General
in Chief, and its form as,6sued; also, q
letter nom the Secretaryof the Treasury
relative to the practios'of that department
in making ad inttrim appointments Mr.
Rsndall WAS recalled and produced copy
of-ibs Indictment Of Mr.. Blodgett. The
Managers Offered to show that the indict.
menssvas procased b the disloyal enemies
of Mr.. Blodgett: thai was renewed with
out hearing; and1that the action was
not reported to the Senate. the of1ce being
an appointment Of the Pre- sident |; Also tbst
Mr.. ,Blodgett. had always been friendly tn
the United States. Mr. Evsfts argued that
is was no, relevant sses the csee;I bat IT, 1t
was be wished TO PIT 1fr. Bloqgett on
trial3 he Was prepared e, prove that the
charges agsinss him MeFe true. ; ETidencs
declared. not admfSsible Bon1e further
evidence was sofered and slejscted, When
Mr.. Butler anpsuneed thtsths case On The
part of the,M anagers. IVES, closed. The
tyourt then ali5urred to-the2yd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

We have thus portrayed very few Of
the difficulties surrounding an editors life
but space acmonishes us TO stop. We have
not been led 10 these reflections from any
personal consideration +; but simply from
general workings of the system, after a
twenty-five years experience. Can any
brother of the quill, truthfully except to
anything we have said ? If so, pitch in
OSkaloOsa Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

s-fsoneos, the slephant Which killed his
been fnof6og by Subdned, and Siil coon Be
shih, sou. s Rrsss ESQ., OF c cor, 'es.
than throwing him down. II took. three
DAYS to upset Romeo, but he Is very dccile
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

the Union Pacific Railway Eastern Diyis.
ion) returned yesterday from a tour oil, in
spection to the end OF the track, passing
here in the afternoon on q special train
They went to the 355th mile post, the last
section of twenty miles having been re-
Gently completed. They found the rosdin
splendid condition, and its construction at
the western termrnus progressing most
favorably."
"A new society hes been inaugurated
in New York under the name of the
blue Stocking Cluh," composed exclu-
sively of ladies of literary and artistic
tastes and practices. The first meeting
was held few daye since. TIE object is
understood to be the formation OF ma.
tional society, with the center in New
York, and the bindicg together By ties Of
sympathy and spiritual sisterShip the lead.
ing women of the Union Il has been de-
termined that for the better carry ing out
of the purpose the members shall meet
once q month at lunch &C the uptown
Delmonico's, and shalt Rave such re-ur ions
at their orn homes as may be Found con-
yeniens. s-l.Sse's-r y = lars ~t.sss-cea sET
The. n.. =. Ssu, of. the. Get.ysbuurr,c,
Asylum swindle, in New-lork, who 'untii
quite lately have kept I'D imposing appear
ances-atsn expansive rate, hsyss suddenly
and entirely dfsappearedsfrofs sight. and
ITO Eet'rr sdorns the p bee wherexo Iate]Y
a con6dipg publ applied fer Cd shces N
thu 1os>eryinp-w 1neaR ssvefy; tick ethkder
lv0d1d d41wtne fNEhcst prize sTne&Sd -of
April Was. ih6 dS9 frsd for the tSpxipss
Some athousanls have tbeens felicitafine
themselves OVER tho prospect.e becvmtBg
the possessof Of TIE 1900 go c1sh prize,
of course the- -faree- bad enc. and the
papasersr have taken, time hy the forelock.
The polce suth0Eit ties Of whom many ias
quifies afe nade, sss poweslee 70 9issat.
ishctory answers, for b. sudden1y t1d
completely did he Getty sburg Asylum
scheme disappear from public view that
even the sharp eyed detectives hare failed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23

and Mary Sterling, of wcllsville, Ohio, it
vas thought, would die of their Injuries,
making the total deaths 81.
A-AN New York Hspaseh Of the eoih ssys
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Geerxetowu.

THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS OF PUBLIC
ScHooLs.-This Board met last evening, there
Watson, Newman, and buniop. fhe monthly
reports from the several schools were received
read and filed. Mr.. Dunlop laid before the
board the acceptance of Miss l. b: Allen, Of
the appointment of substitute for Miss L. N.
Lewis, Of Primary School No. 3 NOW on leave
of absence.) Mr.. Dunlop called the attention
Of the Board TO the necessity for asking of the
corporation an appropriation of Sl,5O0. for the
schools for the present year, and on motion of
Mr.. Ramsburg, IL was ordered that an appica-
ton be made Of the Board, through the Secre-
ary ~ HT Donlop; to the Corporation for the
bills OF VIM H. Calhoun, $40, and John Hises,
S7.25, were ordered to to be paid On motion of
Mr. Newman, il was ordered that the Wednes-
oAy ana Thursday next preceding Easter
Monday, be fixed for the distribution of cards
OF merit, at the High and Montgomery street
schools, at p. m Adjourned.
TREsPAss.-Alfred Stone was arrested this
Justice Buckley, charged with trespassing upon
the premises Of Z. NJ. Linthicum. He was
fined $50.
SIXTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION. AT the
tWelfth monthly meeting of this association,
held last night at the Girard House, 81 shares
We're sold, representing 50, i99; shares sold at
Sill, at &l.12. at f1.15, S at sll5k, 5 at
sl.5 \, and at s1.l4; making an average of
Sll2 net 10 the association on each share.
THE GIBsoN.-Ths fine steamer of the Mer.
chants Line, of which VIM. H. Winters is
captain, was to leave her wharf foot of Hugh
street, this forenoon, going to Alexandria W here
she will take on board a QuantIty of merchan
disc, And then sail for New York
ALMOST FIRK.-I.ast night, AS Officer VIM
Cunningham was going up High street, he no.
ticed boy about eight years old attempting to
hre house. The frewa put out, and the boy
given In charge Of his father, who had been
looking for HIM for several hours.
FLOUR AND WHEAT.-There is very little
dong in the sale of flour and grain; family
a bD aen1o rfnrf
Is; cut extra, $1,000. Wheat at g. 75a2s Corn
&I.I5ai.1S.
THE VALLEY CITY.-The steamer Valley
City, Capt Price, Of the old line between this
port and New York, left New York on Ssn.
day. and will reach her wharf as soon as the
ice in the river will permit
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N En-

CANNON. In this city, on the 81 instant in the
18th year of her age. Miss CASANDRA LUvIGNE
CANNON Of Alexandra, Va
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the house Of Mrs. NJ NJ Bangs No.
331 street, near 9th, At loh O'Clock, on Thurs
day morning, 5th inst. Burial in Alex andris
lAlexandris papers please copy.1
TRADER, On the 4th inst. at O'Clock a. m
JOHN TRADER, aged So years.
The friepds OF the family are requested to At
tend his funeral from his late residence 343 18th
street between NJ and N, on tomorrow (Thurs-
day. at p. m.
TURNER. On the LIST instant, after a long and
protl acted illness, MARY A. TURNER, aged Is
years.
GREENE. On the LIST instant, after brief ill
ness, CLARA STORY aged year, \ months and
10 dsys only child Of Eliza L. and Albert g. Greene
United States Navy.
LLOYD. On Sunday, LIST instant, OWEN +.
LLOYD, son Of Joshua and Elizabeth Lloyd, aged
8 years and 10 DAYS
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The RIvER.-The continued cold weather
keeps the Potomac almest entirely unuaviga-
Die, and accounts for the absence from record
OF movement Of steamers and other floating
crafts With the greatest difficulty the Aqua
Crpsk mail steamers r. enabled 10 make their
day trips, having been compelled, on account
OF the ice, 10 suspend the night trips. This
morning the Vanderbilt, Captain Culinary,
lett her wharf at the usual hour for the Greek,
while the keyport lays over for TO take her
turn to- morrow. The deck hands of the latter
81 amer have had as much as they could do to-
day to cut from the outside timbers the immense
accumulation of ice formed by the spray and
adhering fragments gathered from the river.
the weight of which buried her in the water
10. arly even with her cut water.
The Washington and Alexandria Ferry
steamers, Winnisimmett and Thomas Collyer
have made no attempts to maintain comnun,.
cation between the two places since Monday
Yesterday, at n O'Clock. the staunch little
steam tug ARIEL, Captain Green, having party
on board for Fort Washington, struggled
through the ice IN the path Of the Vanderbilt
till within two or three hundred wards of the
fort, at which point shestuck hard and fast
and her passengers Were compelled to make the
balance OF the trip to terra trina on foot over
the ice. Among the eXcursionists were Messrs
Defrees and Fose, superintendents of the build
ing forces at the fort, whose principal object in
going down was to pay of the workmen. This
duty having been performed, the party again
embarked and started on their return trip. ar.
rlvlng here about O'Clock.
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MARRIED.,

sTOUGHTON-FRY On Tuesday March 3D.
by the Rev George G. Markham, of Waugh Cha pei
Il Chnrshs MI HENRY STOUGhIUN TO
baltimore and New York papers copyl
CROsS-HOWELL. At Baltimore. On the 9th
ultimo, by Rev j. Hedges, FRANK W. CROSS to
Miss MOLLIE A. HOWELL, beth of WashiR gton
JACOBS-LEDD0N. At Baltimore on thu 9th
nltimo at the residence Of the bride father. by
Washington. d o., to Miss SUSANNA B.. only
daughter of Major George Leddon, of Baltimore.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTC

On the petition Of JOHN BROWN, Of New York
New York, PRAYING Tor the extension Of pat
an Improvement in Hot Water Apparatus, for
which taxes place on the 9th dsy Of MAJ
Ii i ordered that the said petition be he ard at
Nav nest A. 70 o on ana 'ns Iasn nay o.
notified to appear and show cause: If any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension requi red to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tIcsHty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony MED BY either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules of the ONCE, which will be furnished on sp
plication.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be fle1 In the Office ttrent y days
before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the InteLigencer, Washington
D, C., and ia the Times New York N Y, once Q
week for three successive weeks. the fret of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. a. N. STOUT,
NH w3w Acting Commissioner of Patents,
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ALEXANDRIA SOUP HoUsE-The Alexandria
Caste of yesterday evening says: Col s. p.
Lee, Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau in this
place. yesterday made application 10 the Mayor
Tor the use OF the Soup House, for the purpose
of supplying the destitute with soup during
the present cold weather. The application
was imm ediately granted, and it is expected
that soup will be again issued on THURSDAY
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CONFIDENTIAL Young men who have in
~ lured themselves BY certain secret habits
which unit them for business, pleasure. or the
men. who, from the follies Of youth, or other
causes, feel Q debility In advance Of their years
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read THE Secret Friend. u
Married lad les will learn something Of i'm portance
by ,perusing The Secret friend" Sent to any
cents. Address DR.. CHARLES 4. STBARf 4 co.
Botton, Mass. is Div
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pRoPosALs FoR FREsl bEEF.
ReadqRarters FirN Military DiSirirt.
Q5foe Chisf COMM SSary Of !SEbsiSfeHos,

ReadqMarters Fira Military Diuric,.
CgTfoe Chfsf COMM SSdry Of SEbsiSteHrs, y
Richmond, Va. February =. ISIS
Sealed Proposals.in Duplicate will be received at
the sfhce OF Byt Col q Bell G :, e : a.. sg3
street: Washington, ID; G., on MONDAY, March
10th ISIS, at II M for all the Fresh Beef required
az Alexandria, Va for six month. rom April lst
lss or such less time as the Commisssry General
Of suhs istence may direct.
he Beef 10 be delivered there on the order
OF the Acting Commissary OF Subsistence at
thst plsce: Of a good and marketable quality in
equal roportiOns OF fore and headquarters (necks
ehanks, and kidney tsllow Go be excluded The
necks Oi the cattle slaughtered 60 be cut of the
fourth yertetral Joint, and the breast trimmed
4, wn. The shsnks Of fOrs-Qusrters 20 be- cut from
three 10 four inches above the knee Joint. aud Of
hlnd -qusrters from six 70 eight inches above the
gamhrel or hook joint
dders are requested 70 be present TO respond 70
ID. ir bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulnlment Of their contract
Proposals. must be endorsed di sri nctlv. Promo
sails for + resh Beef, /" at Alexandria Va
The undersigned reserves the right o. reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments. &C. &C, -
heretofore.
By command Of Brevet MAJOR General J. M
Schofeld. C PENROsE
NH 2 st bvt. 1t Col and Chief {. :.
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plANOe.A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of NORTb
A1EkICAN COAPANYD Power. ~
sTiikwxY { s0Hs, have S jrst BEEN - MN
'eceiyed; making cur stock completes. Persoas in
giye ue call. W. 9. AETzEROTT i o.
sI0 Sole Agents.,
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NATIONAL THEATER.-The stock company in
me great sensational play, Under the Gas
hight"
refreshments for benefit Of Memorial Lutheran
Church.
WAUGH CHAPEL FAIR-Those desiring to
spend a very pleasant hour, should pay a visit
10 the Fair now being held AZ Waugh Chapel,
Capitol Hill.
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THE FINEST BOQUET PERFUME IN THE
WORLD.-Buraet's EIorimeI.-All who have
used IL pronounce il the finest perfume
made, quite unlike any others. Not pungent
and sckening, but delicate and lasting. resem-
bling the odor of a choice boquet OF flowers.
All druggists and fancy goods dealers sell II.
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DIR. WHITE, Chropodist, No. 42i Pa avenue
between Az and 9Th streets. Once hours from
ga. m to p. m. No enarge for consultation
Established 1851
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Having re-
rented my old establishment, will therefore
sell for the next thirty days Gents and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods below cost TO
make room for very large stock of fashion
able Spring and Summer Clothing.
NJ. HIRsH, Washington Building,
2 corner eth ST and Penn. ave.
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LARGE OPENING SALE
of the seasonof
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING,
DRY GOODS, &C.
Gotwiths landing the recent advance of Cottons
We will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents
up
We always have on hand the weIlknown makes
OF
"A SHIFTING and 10.4 SHEETING,
PILLOW CASE COTTONS,
MARsEILLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS AND TABLE
CLOTHS.
Bargains in TOWELS and HUCKABACK TOW.
ELING by the yard.
NAPKINS OFALL SIZES
Richardson Son. and Dunbais Celebrated IRISH
LINENS.
Great reduction in White Flannels
Spring colored Alpscas very cheap.
W. SELBY & CO.,
323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NH 26teo South side, between 9th 7th sts
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CALL AND SEE q. q. Godfrey at No. 2sS 4
street, between l4th and 18th streets, this even
ing. between the hours of and II o'clock
p. IN, when free Lunch is spread. God
rey's Liquors are of the best quality and his
lunch is excellent
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BARS, corner 7th and E streets, are still sell
ing off their entire stock Of mems, youth s, and
boys Clothing at cost price, to make room for
their very large stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods. Special attention is called to their very
large stock Of white Dress Shirts, Underwear,
Hosiery, Ties, Scarfs, &c. BAR Il Co.,
ALL: Corner eth and f sts
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L.. J. ROTHROCK,
452 7rH STREET, OPP. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, DC.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES
PICTURE FRAMES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. h''
CORDS, TASSELS, &c,
OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRAVTNGS,
OHROMO LITHOGRAPHS,
PASSB PARTOUTS,
And RECESS FRAMES for Flowers
PAPER and SHADES put mp by competent
wOrkmen, and PICTURE FRAMES Of every de-
scripiiOn on hand or made to order.
Terms cash. NH 2eo2rn