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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-14
franklin Insurance Company
Vfftl. z OF WHEELING, N

tOOI IOtlSs
Directors.
sAM'L MCMILLAN, GroRGR MKNuEL,
Q. ". FT1TsHxnt, J. N.VASGE, N''''0'
J. ID. HoBDs, hICILAEL REILLHT.
LOUIE u. STIFEL.
This company how having been organised
fve ycarS, and In that time done u success.
ful business, lS still prepared 70 take risks at
fair rates on Buildings Ofall kinds, MerChAn.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fnr-
niture, steam Boats and cargoes on the W6s-
tsrn Rivers and Lakes. This company Of.
ferS superior Inducements 70 Farmers, Whsre-
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, BArnH, and contents fIr or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company
with the i.
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
state; and composed OF some Ninety. four
HtockholdcrB, most OF whom arc nlnoug our
best business men, recommends Itself 70 tue
favorable consideration Of tho lnSurlns
public and solicltS their patronage. AppIi.
cations for insurance will he promptly uLten.
uel 70 al their otifce, No. ~ Monroe street, Of
II their several aGeucles throughout Lha
Rtats.
Q. Ii. CoEN, Sscy.
% b. Y. DICK, ABs't SoGy.
AAMI McULELI4AN, President. 'h.
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President
teDl9-tl&W
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The loss OF Mills, Longhead q Co.,,
o! Cincinnati, by fire, Sunday night,
10 estimated by one OF the firm Rt sixty
thousand dollars. There ls no accovnt
OF the origin OF the fre. A private
watchman was In the building.
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HTNA
fire & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELlN0.
HTNA

OAtETA IOo,HO
T. nIRNOrouA:
James U. Ache8on, William Is. SlIu pNI4
Augustus Pollank, ThoS. J. Calnpbch.
Jn0. K. BotAford, VIM. Q, HAndlnh,
I'D 7, n. DO1son.
nIHB COMPANY HAVING BEEN full
i " organised, 10 now prepared 70 taHs
r1luu .......TT
RuIIdtned oH an kIndS, RIerChandias
uhnuIacturtnE EBtAb1IghmCntA,
Furniture and Carx0eS OF all
kinds on the NesteED
Waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo prompt
lyattandad to by the Secretary.
orice at the National Savings Bank, No. y
W H.P. HrLpRsrH, soc,y. :.
JNO. 4. MILLER, AEa't SeC'y.
JAMES q. .AUHEz5ON, Pre9T.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pred't. inr1l
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BY TELEGRAPH,
XLIst CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Dec. IS.

Mr.. Carpenter, from the COMMITTEES
on the judiciary, reported Mr.. Morton'S
bill to perfect the reconstructIon M
Georgia, with amendments. The biIl
as amended provides for convenInR the
old Legislature on certain day, 70 be
named by the Governor. It's ofganiza.
Lion shall be effected by summoning all
persons elected TO the General Assem-.
ply OF the State, as appears by the
proclamation Of Gen. Meade, dated
June 25, 1903, and excluding oil per-
sons Ineligible under the 14lh Amend.
ment. No person shall be refused a
seat In the Legislature on account Of
race, color, or previous condition OF
serVitude. The President 10 authorized
TO employ, on the application OF the
Governor, the military and naval force
OF the United States to enforce the pro
Visions OF this act. Finally, II Ia Dro-
vided that the Legislature OF Georgia
shall bo regarded as provisional only
until further action OF Congress.
FUNDING THR DEBT.
Mr.. Corbstt introduced a bill 10 fund
The maturing debt Of the United States
by Seli-innding bond. Appropriate
ly referred.
GUHDoATs-DRAKE,
. After the Introduction OF numbers Of
bills and resolutions, among them one
by Mr.. Carpenter, declaring that the
Spanish gunboats should not be allow.
ed 10 leave, Mr.. Drake took the floor
and rend q long argument In support
or his bill, denying the Jurisdiction
TO the Supreme Court In cases lnvoly-
Ing the ConstltutionalIty OF the acts OF
Congress. - |Ir
Adjourned.
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MIR. Corbstt introduced bill 10 fund
The maturing debt OF the United States
ny aeli-iunding bond. Appropriate.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIOR, B. OOMP'Y

WHEELING, December eth, 1859.
DAaAENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
JIG tho following gchedul0 on and atIer De.
c0mber 9th, lS69-Wh0ollng time.
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STocKs-Unsettled; closing with q
downward tendency.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affntvs In ae.,,.s.w~.


MokruARr RRoRr.-The following 10 the
report OF .interments for the month OF Febru-
AIRY: number OF deaths, 10; males, 6; females,
II; Is white, colored. Causes Of deaths: Oou-
sumption, ); pneumonia 2; measles, .locklaw,
i; convuk Ions, ]; dropsey, 1; disrrhpa .; hy-
drophoon, Il unknown. s. Ages Of deceased:
III under i've years OF age; between fifteen
and thirty; between sixty and seventy; I
thirty-six, and unknown.
SEVENTH BUILDING AssoCIArIox-The
fourth monthly meeting of this A ssocistiou was
held last evening at Lspg's Hotel. and Is shares,
representing Sls6S, We're retired AZ a cost OF sas
per share. The den and for money was very
brisk.
OPENING OF THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
The rooms of the Merchants Exchange, on
Water street, will be reopened 10. IN ,rrow
morning, az 10 O'Clock, for the TRANSACTION. If
business.
THE MILLS have all recommended work. now
that the water has been let into the canal
THE WHEAT MARKEr is expected 20 be quite
brisk this week, on account OF the Resumption
of work NJ the mills. Within the past wee K
5000 bushels wheat changed hands from store.
at s2as2 IS per bushel, aud this morning 600
bushs l. We're sold at sl75s$2.lO.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered - Steamers New
York, Jones Philadelphia, and Columbia,
Harper, Baltimore. The New York steamers
due to-day bad not arrived AT noon.
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CONS, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist
United States and Canadas, and established al
- Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, Ohilblalns, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers 70 the MANI
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
OF other responsible persons who paronize
his establishment. Hours from a. m. 70 D
nc. Owing to press OF business at once DR.
Wnite Is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and SPIN
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAy HAIR
REVIEWER.
Renews the vitality of the SCALP
Renews the hair to its original color
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
hair.
Renews the brash. wiry hair to silken softness
Renews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance OF those that are Bald
and Gray. and 10 a spienoid hair dressing. No OIL
or Alcohol to clog mp the pores. One bottle sSews
its effects.
Il. p HALL CO., Nashua, n Propristors
For sale by ell di aggists. jaI3-2in
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DRoPosALs FOB FORAGE.

II DIS MILITARY Div OF rHr nrssorrr
0rFlcE CHIEF oUAKrERMAsTER,
er. Louis, MissouRI, March A. lss
Sailed proposals yiil Be received at this once
mill u O'Clock m, SATURDAY, the sOth dsS Of
9srsh 1859, for the delivery at et Louis \ is.ou.
Il; Chicago, Illinois; Omaha, Hebrss1a: 1onnciI
Blum, 1sws; And Sioux City, Iowa, on
- SD bushels Corn,
- "a bushels 0sts:
e@ni ntrns smsery sf The above places, and q B..
lis bushels Corn,
-. 1.<0 boshels Data
N sNNe al 20 be maze at such times q the
0GGssrnm snt may require before Nag 81. 1873
OoIn 70 Dc double lacked. and 10 good, new re-
eeeupnSee, Of about too bushels each. Oats
% Souole- socksd IN new burlaps, Of about four
ossnsis eeeh, and subject % weight and Inspection
Bids 70 Be nsds in du plsosss, subject 70 the
DUPLICATION 20 this once or the on ces Of the Quar-
oIsna. md o. Psal. who're bis.k iOrns ssy Be
Ass.F.stsss !, :isnsd b g Ise.s too rsspo.sis'e
s 1890 70 &c ssr:on ssSRssies is WI 30
TS Re risis 3 s.ery.d to reject ssy ..a an s,s,
Proposals. should be spdcrs.S .fvpessls Tor
Asisss1t QuArternaster General. o. d. a. Chief
Quaroernsstsr military Division 81 the n o.
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DROPOsALs FOB BEEF.

OFFICE CHTEF Con-. SUBSISTENCE.
pEPARrNESr OF DAIoTa
us; win .! ]: s.
"S'' y" WIT. .'oa !ssliEr CATTLE,
20 head a. fGrt B1'ord, d T.; to be delivered by
Ito head = fCrt Tots.n, D. T.; to be delivered by
sAsiS i Tsii Stevenson, D. T.; to be delivered
July I, 1859, and tie remainder By septsmbsr
IS head At Fort Randall. d. T.; to be delivered BY
2,heaa ii Fort Dakota. d. T.; to be delivered by
7Oheas !. ToIs Ransom, D. T.; to be delivered BY
The cattle must AVERAGE about loo ponpd.
sIoss Weight and be steers. from three to seven
All less tbsn three and over seven year. I'D. and
Stag. and cows, viii be rejeeted "e's"'' oon''
Also at the came time and places. proposals will
lie received for supplying
4, Fort gutord, 2. T. go tons,
AtEort Stevenson DIT, iio tons.
AZ Fort su,Iy, D. 7 $50 tons
erly cured, free from weeds, and delivered a tue
posts by September l. lsss
two D.ible persons, the effect that the bid
der Is able TO fulfill contract accordsn WITH
the tern CT his proposition, and aat. should h
proportion tie accepted, be will at once enter int
c. ntrsct IN accordance Herewith, and that they
are preLared TO become his rites giving good
ano sum cient bonds for its fuhiiment
Tne EesponsbIilty OF the gusrantors must be
thow by the octal certificate Of the Clerk % tn
nesrest District Court, Of the United States
District attorney, to be enclosed with the bid
bide should BE- made for each post separately,
and bfcders be present to respond % their bids
ne &c yerpment re serves the right TO reject any
apd Oil bias. II a bid is in he name Of Q arm
their rsmes and post office address must appear
The envelopes enclosing the proposals should be
endored, Proposals for Beef Uattle, - or Hay
and addressed either to Brevet Brigadier General
untersiRned AZ 81. Paul, MIN
The propo,sls will be opened at both places at
u M, MONDAY, April l.
}. III. GILMAN,
Capt, o. .Bvt. Lient Dol. q q. Army,
ma 26t q. U. g., Department o. Dakota.
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EVERY DAY novelties are received At Mr..
PriRgs one dollar jewelry store, 40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, three doors from AZ street an A
in these days. when fashions change so rapid :
ly, and when ladies desire to have iewelry to
correspond to their dresses, we are not sur
prised that large proportion of his patrons
belong to our most wealthy citizens. The oro-
ide 10 50 much like gold that it can scarcely be
distinguished from IT, and the French Etrus-
can sets are so exceedingly beautiful that none
can fail 10 admire them Then there is no en d
10 the shell, let and imitation of precious
stones; and The Alaska diamonds are so ori,-
liant IN color, and so exquisite:y cut. that
many ladies wear them instead OF the more ex-
pensive Jewels. Besides these, Mr. Prigg has
other plated ware OF the choicest designs. Par.
ian marble. ana French vases, and indeed so
exclusive stock that il can only be- appreci.
ated oy being seen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE EMPRESS OF AUsrRIA

HE BMPRESS Of AUSTRIA
Suffered, I'VE years ago. from coasumprion; Doc
tor OPrHolzER. the most eminent physician in
There, with the influence Of the nne climate. an
the use Of HOFf'S MALT EXTRACT, she was
cured. The inventor of this remedy, Mr. JOB ANN
HOfF: Of Berlin. was invited to an audience, at
viii b re had conferred upon him by the Emperor
the HIGHEST GROSS OF MERIT ma n eost
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dectof ]. DRP CURTIS, author Of I" Han hood %
"lslis.i l:ssys On sarrisss " DO: 10, SssS 70
extensive practice in Baltimore, be win IN future
Pc able 70 devote eny =: following Ssf e thsi.
ane sAIGkDAY HvINiNas from 5to ,. N,
and snHDAYe frsm 10 e end 70 2 ,. m. 81
Other dsys st bis residence, 90 North Charles
SPECIALITY Treatment asd es,s OF nervous de.
btlty, end al diseases aridng from abuses Of the
0yot60. oc 1-61
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift and substantial Steamers \. O.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, viii
run resulsrly, during the winter S>Ej0A
month BE-, between MN foRk -
and GkORGETOWN, as faliows roN .
Lss.e M York frc9 Pier as. Esst River,
ct Ale3sndris and Georee1own TUEsbAYs
Rstnrning.Lesye Georeetowe. foot Of High st i.
s sFSTrrhssPPATs; AisIsneris, FRIpAYs; NortoIk,
MORNINGS.
steamers Of the Merchsnts' end Mechsnios trans
portstion COMPANY @ and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
rates IS the usual charge Of drayaee and other en-
penses through Baltimore 10 eyoided b. THE route
care Of I. A. WILLIAMS Co, Norfolk. We.
Tor farther Information aPply % JOS. L. CALI,
Georgetown. ID. O.; or at OFFICE OF O0MPAUY
corner New York avenue and l7th q , one souars
no lsu NV THOMPSON, President
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AUCTION SALE OF PAINTINGs.-The paint
lDgs which have been on exhibition for the
beneht OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, in their new building, corner 9th and ID
streets. were put mp at auction last evening by
Fitch d Fox, auctioneers. The attendance was
not very large nor the bidding spirited. After
notify ing those present that the pictures were
to oe sold for the benefit of the ASSOCIATION, MI
T. T. Grimth, auctioneer, put up two Ruggles
Gems, which, after great delay, were started at
$40 each, and finally withdrawn with q bid OF
only Sl2. - each. A ''Sunset al Sea- by Doiph,
was ruL up to S23 50 and withdrawn. Morn
ing Bath" by Grinnear, was withdrawn al
800 October Day on the Bronx New York
by Dolph, was taken by Professor Humrhrey
at SO judith with the Head of Holofernes,
by koppern, OF Munich, was Withdrawn for
want OF bid. "rhe Rye Cart" by Doiph
went off, alter lively bidding, TO Professor
Humphreys. al S1:2-5O. Echo Lake" by
Dolpb, and "FloweTs" and sCirapes,, two
companion pictures. by Virgil Taylor, were
then put and Withdrawn, ana the sale was
adjourned.
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TIE MAGIC COMB will color the hair or beard
permanent black or brown. Ii contains no
poison, leaves no slOp or stain on the skin. as
It has been fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them 10 a
beautiful dark color in few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed. and il is too well
known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No. 3 5
Penn. avenue, Washington, and to be had OF
all druggists. 6,33:
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BArORILOav RAIR DYE.

fhic sDlslaid asar Dysts TIE best In the Horid
he only tris and perfect DYE; harmless, reliable
nats; rsq0dis: tSs IN s6scs q bad dyes; inviso,
1eeo and isoyss the Hair soft and beautiful bIacA
md properly applied Of Batch sior . via Taosoy
1e. y Bend GoSt. lOV York. iS6soodlv
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OITY ITEMS.

SPRIHe SANPLe for eustsm work now
ready, at my usual low prices. Deposits re-
quiTed Of strangers on ordered work.
GDo. y. HBNEING.
No 5ll Seventh street
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FAR MERS.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
MILLER ct this season of the year, when Oolic,
cholera MOrbus, Dysentery, DiarrhRe &c NAV
dffabe your hanos-use 1t in every case OF the kind
and my ears font, II 1t does not effect q speedy
bnt the old long tried Perry Davis' Pain Killer.
which has never failed. fsh %
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

GENIs-This is to certify that have found AL.
LEN 3 LUNG BALSAM ore OF the beet remedies
my family for breaking up 3 troublesome con Oh
with the haHpiest effect. 1 recommended it to a
threatened with consumption, and il cured her in
afew days. j would recommend ii to eli the pre-
disposed 10 con sumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A HARRIeON
feb 2 Cfncinnsfi a
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AMERICAN HOUSE RRYRCToRY and Lunch
Room 10 an excellent institution for those
whose stay in Boston will not admit dining at
the table d'hote. This is but one of the many
conyeriences furnished the travelling public.
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THOUSANDS HAVE prRs CHAN,

THOUSANDS HAVE BEBs CHANGED by the use
Of the Peruvian Syrup q protoxide OF Iron
from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, TO
strong, healthy, and happy men aud womsn,
and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate TO give
a trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is spe.
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For TBE LADIES' EYR.-After this day
shall sell Night Gown Y okes for % cents, Che.
mise Yokes ~ cents, stamped on the best mu :.
lin. Reduction of 50 per cent. on former prices
VIM Prince 3so ST
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.
Essays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases incident to Youth and Eariy Mnn-
hood. with the humane view OF treatment aud
cure sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes FREE
OF charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
kox p, Philadelphia, Pa. u 1881
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LBCTURB.-Rev. Father McNerhany will
deliver lecture in the base nent of ST. Aloysius
Church Tomorrow evening. proceeds for tn.
beneht OF the church. Subject, the Patron
Saint of Ireland.
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THR FINEST TEETH WILL CANKgR il they
are neglected. Bear this in mind and keep
decay out of the delicate enamel with pre-
sentative SeZodonr. Every vegetable element
OF the article-and all its elements ara vege-
tablets an antidote to dental disease Neither
the outer shell nor the bone it covers is likely
10 be iDjuriously affected by any cause. IL this
heslthful preparation be duly used, night and
morning.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr. Georsstowr

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r. Georgetown,
For SALE at ACTION.
"a We VII sell a. sae'ioa. % the 18th instant,
~Abesufi'ui ne ~ Brick Building, ~ ninc Rooms
and v 18th al the modeIn improvements lst IS feet
Is feet alley. aud IL stu tel on s,oddart street
between Con gTess and Washi gtou q reefs oeor,e
town. ID. u, and Immediately opposite Nj N d.
Cos Ike o rov of brick buildings.
Terms OF sale liberal and will be made know \
on day Of sale. PA. DARNElLLE,
heal Estate Broker.
2IO street. between 18th ant 18th.
mao THoMss DowLlNG, AuctiOneer.
- THE ABOVE SAILS u POSTPONED ON
accosnt OF the wsather until friday. March
I"n' AZ same nour and place ma lj-d9
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Geersetown
TRgsTIEs, SALE or vALUAsLE IN
Pk.vnp pHoPkRTY ON PROSPECT ST.
-, By virtue of q deed ef trust to me, bearin ne
IL; date the 9th day of February. A. 1858, aud
recSrded among the land r.eorss for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in liber c. K No d, at folio
the 9Th cay of March, A. d 1859. on the premises
q o'clock m, Lot numbered foty tour ga IN
Beatty. Peter, Deakins. and Threlkeld Q addition
to Georeet@wn, with the improve ments thereon.
side OF Prosp@ct street, between Fayette and Ii n
gan str eets. and hes depth of 10 feet and is i'm
PROVO Nth comfortable dwelling house, with .
Terms OF sale; 81 500 cash; Of which $50 viii be
ieeuired when the property 10 struck OF, tsd the
taanee within ave days after sale; the residue ia
interest, TO be secured by deed Of trust pom the
premises Terms not being complied With in Ave
osys. the property t. lie resold on i've days notice
Convey sncing and stamps at the sost of purcha-er
na6 eoAds THOMAS DOwLTNG, ASef.
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PHALON'S 0PAPHIAN LOTIONn
s,Aurrr,rue TIE IS sSIu AND COMPLEX.
REMoyIs ALL ERHPrIOHs, IREOKLss.
snd I. 10TH t shYT SIN n 6sfTF. etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY 1t 10 Invaluable
Tor 0gNTLe4EN aftor 6HAVlN0it has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem
eoy tor diseases and blemfshes OF the SKIN.
PHALON,S "PAPHIAN SOAP''
Or the TOILET, NURSBRY and BATH, will no.
chap the SKIN. Price - cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO.'
INV PERFUME FOB THE HANDKEk
SSssi aGRahNxGSu lslfn' DsLIoArE' LASTING
PHALON SON, Mev sork.
hS-fv Sold By all Druegtsts
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LOCAL Y EW S.
Amusements, &c., Tonight.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
NATIONAL THRATHR.-Opera Bouffe. "Or-
phee An Enters"
wALL'sOPRRA HousR.-Laure Keene's New
York Company in :. Our American Cousin"
CANTERBURY HALL.-Pantomime and other
attractions.
PROP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi Pennsyl-
yanIa avenue.
TEE SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM will have
fine supper and entertainment at their hall on
Louis IA IA avenue, near 7th street.
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ST. JoeDPH's ORPHAN AsYLuM.-Over one
hundred orphan boys are now cared for at this
asylum, which IL sustained ny voluntary con.
trtbuitons. The crowded condition Of the bniid-
ing renders II necessary to build an addition.
but as there Is already debt resting upon tn
property, the good sisters having charge Of the
same are compelled To ask the aid Of Q gener.
Gus public fair for this purpose will be
opened at Carroll Hall during the last week la
April. Donations in money or merchandise
len with Siser NJ. Hortnss. AZ ths asylum on
III street, near 9Th, will be most thankfully re
ceived.
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REV. A. ELORIDUs STRRLR has been callsd
TO the Rectorship of st. Marks Memoir al
Chapel, on south A street, near ID Capitol
Hid, and omciated there fer the first time, as
Sunday in Lent. There wac q goodiy congre
CATION present on the occasion. This OF. shoe,
OF Christ Church 10 prospecting greatly. The
Sunday school has increased wonderfully
under the management OF its faithful superin.
tendent, and the congregations also increase
gradually.
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The JAIL.-The newly appointed Warden
OF the jail, Gen. John s. Croker, YESTERDAY
entered on his duties, relieving Mr. w. ii
Hueetis Of the charge Of the prisoner. and plac.
Ing MI. Mack, the Deputy Warden, in charge
tor few days. Gen. q. has not made any an
pofniments or removals as yet He has fan y
number OF applicants 70 choose from OF ali
ages and colore.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Ew XPREss LINZ,
VIA CANAL,
bETWkEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA
Va, WASHINGTON AaD
GEokGETowN, Q.
regular sailing day from Ia North 9~S
ssnsm Philadelphia, SATURDAY, 1f
DAY. at D m sonsS
FREIGHT received 1t any time.
ABBY TO HYDE a TYLER,
oS W ater ot Georgetoyn d. q
d. ELDRIDGE 90.
Alexandria, Va.
80. WM CLYDE 90,
eeu Ia NORTH wharves. Philadelphia
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ShAlsi..DA AID kbi sNIdS S11nTs0fzoH,ar
"s B.. sr.i,a ,ts "a "a Az. A.vsrvs.
0YeT1Re, GAIL AID RIIREsHHuYrs
brInlshed q ny Saloon e IN ho1rs.
ss5S J. g :s.. 30 49, e.
ays; 49, 1ssss wsFs Ss6sI hSPsssecs{ Hsl,sss.
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DIsORDERLY IN CHuRcu-Gov 49,. a..
past ne CONGREGATION of ST. Pauls Icolored1
church On SIN street Island, has been S,srn.hat
oy esne Of dlsorderiy boys, and sunday nieht
bey b<came 50 aostreperous that the trustss.
requested them 70 leave. They however 70.
fused and commenced a q fight One OF ,hsm
Samuel Gray. was arrested by Onicer RovI.
and this morning Jastiee Tucker fned MN : NJ.