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[By Eanters' and Brokers' TsSegrarA. James "

[By Bdskers' and Brokers Telegraph, James N
Gdssds-dg, operator.
Lewis johnson & 60 quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YoRK, May i7.-Fiss Board-U. = s's,
'e6l. coupon. l22; 5.30'a ls0e coupona l2l :;
1S0a, coupons, ll6k; iS0A coupons, ll3 n; less,
coupon, new, 1i9; 630s, l501, coupon. iIs !.
l0.s0's, coupons, lW9s.: Pacific Mail ~ 4; ONO
Miss. OsruAcates, 81, Marfposa, ~. ATTAIN
tc Mail, none; Canton. o. y; Oumberiand, 90
Western Union Telsgraph- al; Quicksilv yer,
Central, Isl; Hudson. I55X; Reading, a5x;
Michigan Oenral. 40; Michigan Southern.
los Z; Illinois Central. ls5a; cleveland and
Pittsbure. s3; North west sos; do. preferred,
l25 (; Fort Wayne. 153ss; Alton & TERN Haute,
80; Toledo & Wabash, 7&s; Adams EXP.
GIN; Wells, fareo z DO. Express, 3sx; UnIted
49, 49, Eapress, ~ Amer,can Exprsss, t"s.
do. preSerred- lss. Market steady. Gold, sl IA
ls2..
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EX-GOVERNOR CURTIN AT HARRIS.
BCRG

HARRISBURG, May 15.-Ex.Gov ,rnor Curtin
induced to delay his departure for Russia for
the purpose OF attending the annual meeting of
the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps Association,
OF which he Is President. At West Chester, on
the 2d Of June, when Col. X. Biddle Roberts,
OF Pittsburg, will deliver the annual grafton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17
THE CRITICAL STATE OF AFFAIRS
IN PARIS.

LoNDoH, May 1.-THE critical state OF affairs
in Paris is yariously commented on by the
press here. 1t seems to be the general impree.
has fomented this discomfort and adopted
repressive measures 70 stay the Disorder
arising, with view to some Interior deaion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17
FIRE IN PHuLADKLPHIA.

Sibley's barrel factory on Willow street was
Destroyed by nre this morning-loss s20.000.
John Dooson's woolen mills at the Falls OF the
Scnuy XII was also burned dav; loss $4,000,
insured $4,000.
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PASSENGER TRAVEL ON THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

~. LoUrs, May I7.-The nrst through pzs-
seDger trsla from Sacramento arrived &
gers The travel West. from Omaha, u very
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THREE CHILDREN BURIED DALIyEIN
4 SAND RANK.

CLEVELAND, May 1.-Two children OF Geo
Grif, aged four and five years, and a SON o.
WIN. flgeon, aged three years, were buried on
saturday to the depth of several feet by the
sliding OF sand bank The children had been
missed, and search made throughout the city,
but II was not suspected unul Sunday evening
that they had disappeared in this way. The
bodies were recovered after having been buried
twenty eight hours.
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF A POWDER
MILL,

ALLENTOWN, Pa. May IA powder ex-
plosion Occurred this morning al kohls guar.
rles, near White Hall, n few miles from this
city. A magazine containing forty kegs OF
blasting powder was blown up. One IN kno wn
German was thrown two hundred yards, aud
killed. The report was heard here distinctly
The cause has not yet been ascertained.
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THE BRITISH AND AUSTRIAN Mn
IATERN ENTERTAlNEO.

NAucH CHrrK. May i5.-rne Britsh aud
Austrian Ministers and their attaches din-d
here 20 Day. Hon. Simon Cameron, tudce
Packer ar q other dlsting ished cifizsns of the
State were present The foreign Msnisesrs are
the quests OF the Lehiga Valley aud L-htsh
and Is ,kawanLa rsilrosd companies. Tney
express themselves highly pleased with their
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PARDON OF HESTER VAUGHAN. THE
CHILD NURDERES~.
Special Despatch 20 the II

PHILADELP PA. Msy l,.-Iiovernor Geary has
pardoned the child rurderess, Hestervaughsn.
who, It viii be remembered, was convicted OF
murder IN the first degree and sen;Anced 10 be
hanged. Soon after her ssnten e public ma-t-
ing was got Cp in New York N ner behalf, the
influence Of which was prs ssed on the u over
nor until saturday, when he yielded.
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ANOTHER BANQUET FOR MINISTER
JOHNSON.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 1.-THE CORPORATE an.
thorities Of this city have united in an Ina vita
ton to Revercy johnson to attend a grand
banquet previous TO his departure tor Amer.
lea. Mr.. johnson sails in the steamshin ONO.
which Is to leave this port in few days, for
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IMPORTANT DECISION OF JUDGE
CHASE.

RICHMOND, VA, May FIN a suit agains,
the city Of Richmond 70 compel the REDEEM ptiou
of small notes to the amount of SIOOUD issued
by the city during the war. Chief Justice Chase
to-day decided that they cannet be redeemed,
for the reason that they were issued to aid the
rebellion. The Legislature which au uthorized
their issue was de fdct0 a Legislature, and had
notes had been used for any legal purposes
instead OF for the subversion Of the Govern.
ment, they would be liable 70 redemption.
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l NEW VIEW OF THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS TREATY BUSINESS.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Paris correspondent
OF the London Telegraph says that the opinion
is general In Paris thar Reverdy johnson was
induced to make certain declarations to the
British Government, and then thrown over.
board by the administration OF President
Grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

CoMNASDER GEO. BROWN, who had COM
mand Of the ram Stonewah on her px xssage 10
japan, after she was purchased by that Gov
ernmen., Is expected to rerUrn here TO- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

BREvKr EgIGApIER GsNYEAL +. MrERs,
deputy Qucrtermaster General, has been or
dered 70 this city by the first OF June, for con-
ference with the q Quartermaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

GLorcEsrER, MASS, May 1.-The new
town hall in thIs piace, which had just c-en
completed Al sn expense Of SiOa00. was totally
destroyed ey nre Yesterday. Tue building was
insured for St0WG
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FAST TINE ON A vELOCIPEDE.

RoSHKsTER. ". Y May E.-Frodertek Haw-
ley has made nifty miles in three hours four.
teen minutes and thirty-niue ds, actual
running time on n veIocipede.
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CONVENTION OF sPORr>MEN.

SYRACUSE. May Il The New YORK STATE
convention of spoTtsmen will meet m his city
ON he Slst inst The shooting matches viii
take place on The LIST, I'd. and I'd OF June.
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MERCANTILE SUsPENsuoN.

MONTREAL, May FL. a ID. McBurney
large produce merchants 81 this CITY. has 20 sus-
pended. Reports place the liabilities OF ne
concern ~ Sla5.OOn.
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THE TRouBLr IN THs INDIANA LEsrsL,

TIE TROUBLE IN THE INDIANA LkGISLA-
URE-He Fifteenth -iDaendment.-In the Indi.
ma House Of Representatives, Friday, a mes.
cage was received from the Governor notifying
the House OF the resignation OF forty.two mem.
bers Mr.. Osborn (Republicanl then moved
stitutiOnal amendment. Mr. Coffroth demo.
crat) objected, making point OF order that
there was not a quorum present. The Chair
an appeal taken by Mr.. Cof,roth; and the de.
cision Of the Speaker was sustained. The
House then passed the joint resolution, by q
vote OF yeas 81, nays none. Two Democrats
and one Republican present refused to vote.
Nothing was done in the Senate. NO quorum
being present.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Aiternsen's Dispatches,
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE pIrFI.
eELfY

Re.is nation Of John RUSSELL Youu--Os1,.
Of Managing Editor Abolished
Especial Despatch 70 The Star
NBw YORK, May John Russell Young,
managing editor ofthe New u ork Tribuns. has
rendered his resignation and il has been accent
ed. The position OF managing eoIto Ia 1oesp
abolished by the stockholders. aId Mr. Greely
will hereafter exclusively control the TriJLn-
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VICE PREsIpsNr CoLr.>.

SrRINGYISID. III. May is.-Extsusive pre-
paraticns are bring m ade 20 receive Vice Pres
dent Colfax, who will visit this city 10 q few
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IENoCENCIo CASANOVA, recently released
from imprisonmen. in Cuba, is a. wlllards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

Hon. RRvBRDY JOHNSON. minister % Eng
land will leave Southampton for Baltimore on
the aSd inst, and expects to arrive about the
9th OF June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

THE HOUSE, Committee on Appropriations
Rcets in this city tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

Col. BADEAU, 'lare OF Gen. Grants staff, and
now assistant secretary of legation TO England,
LEFT there for New fork Saturday night, whence
he sails for Europe on the 18th instant.
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Balsiners Rlerkess, fs.aay.

BALrTAoRB, May E.-Ootton quiet n y cts.
for Middling Uplands. Flour fairly active.
wheat dull and lower; prime Valley red at
2.10aseI5; prime Pennsylvania red i-s0asI So
Corn firm: prime white slas3; yellow s3aei.
Oats dull at ~ for heavy and 6sa73 for light
Rye dull at 1.3SaSl y45. Pork quiet. n 81 Sea
S3l75. Bacon nrm-Rib sides, l6k; clear do.
Esi shoulders, IA; hams, Isa2O. Lard Qulet
at 1sc. Whiskey UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

GEN BUTLBR, who has been visiting l. DWELL.
Mass, for the past fortnight, will return here
tomorrow 10 look after the organization Of his
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

COMMANDER JONATHAN YorHV; has beer or.
dered 10 duty at the Naval Observatory ia
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE Gov.
ERNMENT.-The receipts of the Government
from all sources for the quarter ending March
II. 1889. were Sl3S, 1856 65i95, and the expendi-
lures during the same period, sl57, "a, ,36267.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

PEoP. WILCOX, who sat down on our report
ers new silk hat at the Delmar lecture. is now
astonishing the New Workers by bran new
theory for the abolition OF all taxes. Go in
Wilcox and win,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

HON. ELY $. PARKsR. Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, has returned from New York
where he has been for the past two weeks pur-
chasing goods for the Indians AID was at his
office to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

MAJOR GRNRRAL STEWART VAN VLIsr has
entered upon his duties as Chief q Quartermaster
OF the Military Division OF the Atlantic, and
Depot Quartermaster at Philadelphia, In com.
pliance with orders from the War Department
preylOusly issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

AProINrNKNrs BY THE PRESIDENT The
President has made the following appoint-
ments
Daniel T. Sickles. of New Ycrf, 20 be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary 70
Spain.
William L. Wheeler, OF Minnesota. to be L.
s. for the Territory of Montana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

New Ysrk Fisar and Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YORK, May T.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet without change IN
buyers.
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T. NJ. HANSON.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.

mas REMOVED HIS OFFICE
To the building lately occupied by Or. Johnston,
No. 40 sKvESrH STREET, opposite
Post OH Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

N1w BANKING SysTRA PROPOSED POR CAN.
ADA.-Resolutions have been introduced In the
Canadian House Of Commons proposing q rad.
teal change in the banking system Of the
Dominion, to ge into effect in 1870. The gener,
features of the scheme are copied from the
national bank system Of the United States,
although there are considerable differences in
several particulars. The bank notes and Gov.
ernment legal tenders, now in circulation, are
under this bill, II passed. to be called in, and
the currency is % consist hereafter of bank
notes secured BY Government debentures, the
latter to be purchased by the banks in such
amounts as they may deem proper. The bill
provides amply for redemption by the banks.
TIE TRIPLE ALLIANCE RUNoR-A Denidl.-
The Albion Of last week copies the Tribune's
rumor about an alliance between England
France and Spain against the United Statee,
and appeuds This contradiction: I'VE have the
best authority for saying tnat. 80 Tar as Ea G.
land, at least, is concerned, this report is en-.
tirely without foundation in fact, and the in.
ference, therefore, is that IL IL equally unit ne
with regard to the other Powers"
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wall Street fs.day.

NEW YoRK, May E.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy al Ca per cent. 5-2o's, lse2, cou-
pons, l21S. lO-i0's. coupons, 1897. Virginia,s,
ex-coupon. J68. North Carolina's, 56j,; do.
new, 55s. Gold, Az. Sterling Exchange,
l09h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

GEN. BADEAU.-The Presiden: has directed
that board of army officers meet in New FORK
city tomorrow At ~ O'Clock or as soon thereaf
ter as practice BILE, for the examination for re-
tirement of Brevet Brigadier General Adam
Badeau under the act OF August 3D., 1861; me
following named officers 10 constitute the
board:-Brevet MAJOR General L. Mcdowell,
Brevet Brigadier General /. v. ID. Reeve, Bre-
vet BTigadisr General T. II. Neill, Brewer
Brigadier General J. NJ. Cuyler, Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel ]. F. Hammond, and Bre-
vet Captain Howard Stockton. General Ba-
deau has been ordered to appear before the
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

WASHINGTON, May A.. te69.-Jay Cooke a
20. furnish the following a1otatisns OF Gov
ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

DECORATION oF SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-Pre-
parations for the observance Of the 29th insuan.
rs q day for placing flowers on soldiers graves
are progressively favoracly, and 1t Is proposed
to place floral tribute upon each soldiers
grave in sdis vicinity. The ceremonies AZ Ar
lington will partake OF truly national charac-
ter, as they did last yesr. Governor Harrir .,
OF New Hampshire, VIII be the orator of the
day, and Francis De Haes Janvier, ESQ al
thor of the Sleeping Sentinel "Wido ow's
Scn, or Poe N OF Antietam.' and other poems,
is now writing an original poem, which he will
deliver o. the occasion. The vocal music Will
be furnished by the different choirs AMI musi-
cal associations Of Was hington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

~ Eugenie has discarded the CHG! On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

1RoN.CLADs FOE SALR.-The Navy Depart
ment has advertised for sale the following iron.
clads Philadelphia navy y.rd-Cohoes, Koka,
Nausett, Suncook, Warsaw, Yazoo and Oa.co;
Washington navy yard-Chlmo; Portsmouth
navy yard-Musooota: Brooklyn navy yard
Huron and Pequot; Norfolk navy yard-Win-
nepec.
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INSURANCE.

lFE IHsU b A HOB
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets. over s., 100, 900.
Policies issued on all he diff srent p ans. and all
are NoS F0Ef Rita BLE after three annual premi
1ns have teen paid, II the policy Is surreudered
vnie IN foTce, With scrip dividends belonging te
" ptid up policy Tor nj at least equal to
rnn net - premiums paid i'll be siven.
bIsEss tables OF Tsts and all Information will
py mail.
canvas ser wanted, 10 whom tho most liberal
psv viii be given by the company.
Dr. ) W Csltve1l. one of the examining pnyst-
clans. may be found At Ihe of every dag ter Sss
ocises- Dividend % ~ per cent upon tbs lremi-
uAi rs eiyed in lSi5 declared tp January D. the
company, and nov resdv g. lie delivered.
JOHN RIG6LES. Agent.
Room No 4. Washington Building.
Eyl4-3S Cor 5tn 81. and Ps. sve.
EIEE ISsU NCE.
Capital. S2.1JO,Ooo.
Represented D. the North American OF Hart
Dsrd. COsn Interpstisp ~, of New York, Nation
sJ. WssniBstOn, PesbOC Fire. of Baltimore, Md.
Terms SAM ether responsible comp nfes.
Loss paid promptly.
JOHN RIGGLE5. Agent,
M u W Cor tn anc Penos ave.
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HOME INSURANCE Co.,

ASSETS JANUa1Y 4, Is Is6s........... 5.sSS .2s3
CHAe j. MABTIN, President.
j. II. wAsHBURa, eeerstarv.
r. NJ. hanson, Agent.
No. 466 SEVENTH of8EBr.
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THE PILGRIM Is the most Fascinating and
i -fsthetic Exhibition. Will continue
IN n BTZEROTT hall, and give Enter IN
tainments EvERY EVENING at ei,43
o clock DA1lN1E WEDNESDAY and ~
SATURDAY, st3p IN. Paintings. Songs,
Music, Lecture, and Grand TrAc sformatfon u
Scene Our leading Churches have 10 engaged
every evening during the week. my i2tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

~Nicxsburg has forty six bar.rooms and
twenty policemen.
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W1rMEB 4 CO..
MAY BUILDING.
Seventh Street. opposite Pest Once Dept.
WINE HCU USE.
TIEE OLD SHERRY,
PORr AND MADERIA,
CHAMPAGHES.
SOLE PROPRIETORs.
ZIIGLIRS WHISKY,
- PER GALLON.
DEPOT OF THE
CALIFORNIA WINES. BRANDiES. &C.
100000 CIGARS.
We call attention to the superior character Of
thS q, al. oserod nylo-iy
HAR A B +.
re subscriber spnou pces that he hiss taken the
we'll known and ,onS estab,ishsd
SAVAGE HARDWARE SIOnns
32s Pspnsylysnia avenue, neer IT1 sspn, sISnn, ~
where he will conduct . genera
WAkD AND HOUSE FURNISaIS"s a.
BUSINESS, and solicits from his friends ana tne
Publie generally share Of Datro%nrs8e. eoYF.
CARPETs, CURTAINS, 10.
rHg LARGEST STOCK!
TIE NEWEST AND BEST PATIEkNS!!
TIE MOST REAS0NABdE, PRfCC6S!'
Over Perry Bro
aAly Dry Goods sstablishDens.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co
OF HARTF0RD. COM

OF H1KTFOkD, CONN.
% assfrs J.sGSRY i. Isss-.....--. a.sSs.ssSeSS aSsSSs.sSS
GEO. L. CHASE. Presidenf.
GEO. n. COLT. Secretary.
r. NJ. HANSON. Agent.
No. 466 SEVENTH 0fRErr.
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POSTMASTER CENTRAL CsEswRLL ha
finally decided that he will not enter into con.
tract with the Commercial Navigation Compa.
ny Of New York, or with any other parties. TO
carry the mails from New York Boston or
Baltimore under and in pursuance of the law
of last July, because the matter is pending be-
fore Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

This elknown and popular Association,
which has become one Of the institutions Of Wash
innston. VIII oeIta,niy succeed this time also 20
Of the citizens Of Washin gtop and Vicinity; the
more % - al pie preparations have been made to
eclipse BY This Festival all others held heretofore
Onnibusses will run constantly between the ter
minus Of the 7th street railroad and the Park.
Admission, rs cents. No return tickets issued
NY l6-8
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.ErNA INSURANCE CO.,

ASSETS JAAUARY 4, 1853 over !. 900 900
L.J. HENDER. President.
J. GoopNOw. secretary
+. VI. HANSON. Agent.
No. 466 SEVENTH srREBf.
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JAMES q. BERRET

The Trustees then effected a temporary
organization. by the appointment OF Mr.. Oar.
Isle chairman, and Mr.. Hyde secretary.
This being done, a committee was appointed
to prepare system of Bylaws, Regulations.
etc; another to attend to the restoration Of the
building by Government; and another to ask
from the Corporation an ordnance exempting
the property from taxation by the city. After
attention TO some other matters of minor i'm.
portance. the Board then adjourned.
In addition to the above, little or nothing
need be said. The noble original purpose OF
MI Corcoran is substantially carried out A
public institution, OF which any city or coun-
try might be proud, has been added to WASH
inston, and we may truly say that Mr.. Corco-
rams name has been added to the list Of liberal
and enlightened public benefactors.
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Ns,r iors Areass, 5sfw.en lst aud "a Streets.
ERNEST I'EFFLER having returned from
Europe would respectfully asnounce that = n
he has again taken charge Of the above VEsUAV
well known Garden, ana fitted it MP in lk. III
the NEST complete style FOR he comfort and oir 40
OF the public. IL being his desire to offer to
the respectable portion of thc ctizsns Of Waship q
ton place Of resort and an usement, such as We
meet with In Europe, particularly in Germany }
where every gentleman ca. bring his family with
out sppre hension OF disorderly and rude ipterrup
tien. he will be exceedingly careful that no i'm
pr-per Characters shall BE- admitted or the goad
order and quiet of the Garden disturbed. 1AD-
MISSION FREE.
GRAND COSCERT livery THURSDAY Az
fERNOON, CommenciLg at O'Clock. FL cents
admission.
SIT being the determinafi IN Of the proprietor
that his Garden shall be of the first clas.. il can
only be bad for Pic Mics &C. by parties OF the hrst
respectabilfty. lChron Int Rep&ExpI my ll-6t
No; 4-6i ON fXHIBiITIoN IHo; 4.S
srRsET AT MARKRlTERg, (srRKEr
No. 4s6 seventh street, between and g streets,
EIGHT Door. above Odd Fellows' Hall.
Ale: Ls,gest Stock PaSerhanginss; WipSow
sells. Rings, Nails, &c.. in the District. TERMS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
24-D
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SENsIBLE-We understand that A. H. ).
Davis, Of the Division of Referred Claims,
Paymaster Generals Office, has resigned. hav-
ing purchased the Pennington Maine) Chroni-
Gle and job Office. We think he shows a great
deal OF good sense in exchanging for the
shackles of a government clerkship, the "stick X
and quill" Mr.. Davis is a practical printer
and an author OF considerable note.
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sPRINGFIED FIRE AND MARINE
IYSuR ANCR m
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

I'D. FRE1MAN, President.
j. BALL, Secretary,
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