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Twenty Thousand Dollars. bill ap-
propriating 100000 to the aid of the Milfin-
town sufferers, S, has passed both houses. The
aid may be badly needed, but we think 1T
bad precedent to establish, unless the
State wishes to do away with the use of
insurance COMPANIES.
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Vacuum Oil is the best oil youcan apply
to harness or leather of any kind. 1t
makes it soft and black, will not gum and
renders leather water proof. Try it, and if
not satisfactory, your money will be refun-
ded. For sale by #. Mortimer u Co.
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Temperance Lecture.-A lecture on this
subject will be delivered in the court house
on Friday evening next, by Rev. w. G.
fIcndrickson.
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APPF[ AIS.
Al, a.

NJ office Is hereby given, that the Commissioners
IN OF Perry County, will hold the Triennial APP
peas for the year 1871, for the townships and bor
oughs in said county, for the purpose of hearing all
persons who may apply for redress, and TO grant
such relief to them,as may appear just and reason
able Appeals to commence at 9 o'clock in the
morning and end at in the afternoon of each day
to witt
At Liverpool, for the Dor. of Liverpool and the
twp. Of Liverpool, on Tuesday the nth day Of
Feb, 1871.
AT Montgomery Ferry, for the twp Of Buffalo
on Wednesday the 10Th day of Feb. 1871.
At New BuifalOe, for the bOr of New BunalOo
and Watts twp on the l6 day Of Feb, 1871.
At Newport, for the Dor. OF Newport, and Oliver
twp, on Friday the 18th day of Feb. 1871.
At Newport, for the townships Of Howe and Mil
Ter on Saturday the 18th day of Feb, 1871.
JOHN STEVENS.
XACHARIAII RICE, : Commissioners.
j. A. LINAWEAVER.
JOIN Il. SHULER, Clork.
Jan. II, 1871.
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XBadly Cut.-On the 9Th inst, John
Lightner, while chopping in Kellers woods,
in Rye township, cut his foot so badly that
ut the last accounts we had, he was quite
low from loss of blood.
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NOTICE.

Subscribers whose subscriptions are about out
will please remember that all papers are stopped
at the expiration of the time for which they are
paid. As many who wish to renew, or subscribe,
may prefer to pay some person in their vicinity,
rather than remit by mail, we give notice that the
following persons are authorized toreceive money
for The THlneS.
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A COlOred woman known as 'Black Han
nah" died recently at Mechanicsburg, at
the advanced age of one hundred and eight
years.
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Wanted. - From so TO 100 bushels OF
good Charcoal. For further particulars,
inquire at this office.
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Both of the newspapers published in
Mechanicsburg, have recently changed pro-
proprietors.
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OUR TERMS
Are One DOlGa9' q Year IN 1dUdnce! !

CORRESPONDENT will please bear in
mind that letters received later than Saturdayeve-
ming, or the down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until the following week.
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7OSYCHOMANCK-An lady or gentleman can
n make $1,000 n month, secure their own happ-
ness and independence by obtaining PSYC0
NANCY FASCINATION OR SOUL CLIARA
LNG.-l0O pages: cloth. Full instructions to use
this power over men or any ANIMAL, at WILL how
to Mesmerise become Trance, or Writing Mediums
Divination, Spiritualism Alchemy, Philosophy of
Guide to Marriage, &c, all contained in this book
100000 sold; price by mail 1925 in cloth slim pvper
cover. NOTICE. Amy person willing to act as agent
will receive sample copy free. AS no capital is
required, all deSirOus Of genteel employment
should send for the book, enclosing 10 cents for
postage to T. w. EVANS & CO., No Al SO Eighth
st. Philadelphia.
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NeaU Advertisement.
8 3 3 9 9 9 9 8 9

TO THE WORKING CLASS-We are now pre.
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home. the whole of the time or for tile
spare moments. Business new, light and profta
BILE Persons of either sex easily earn from SOC to
v per evening, and proportional sum by devoting
their whole time to the business. Boys and girls
this notice may send their address, and test the
business, we make the unparalleled offer: TO such
as are not well satisfied, we will pay 81 for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars, valuable
sample which will do to commence work on, and
copy OF we PcQHe's Literary C0n1pdnion-one of
lne largest ana best family newspaper ever publish
ed-all sent free by mail. Reader, il you want
permanent, profitable work, address
E. @. ALLEN ~ Co, Augusta. Maine. =
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Agents! Read This !

WYE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY
w of $50 per week and expenses, or allow u
large commission to sell our new and wonderful
inventions. Address NJ. WAGNER Il CO., Mar
shall, Mich.
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A lesson to BOrrOWers.-T following
letter received last week, shows how well
come the visits of the TIMES are, and how
to get rid of borrowers:
P-Feb. 9th, 1871.
Mr.. Mortimer; Dear Sir
am tired of
being bored with the inquiry of "has this
weeks Times come yet" and Therefore will
relieve myself of further trouble by subscri-
bing for another copy. Enclosed hand 81
for which send the paper to --.
Yours Respectfully
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CURIOUS HOW STRANGE!

The Married Ladies PriUdte C0nlpaniOn contains
the-desred information. Sent free for two stamps
Address Mrs. ii. MErZGER, Hanover, Pa.
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BRIGGS q BROS
illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
Of Houer and Vegetable Seeds,

AND SUMMER FLOWERIG BULBS.
FOR 1871.
VIII be ready for mailing by the middle of January
NOTWITHSTANDING our great loss or type paper
engraVngS, &c., by fire. which DESTROYED the Job
PRINTING Office of the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle, 25th December, 1870. twill be printed
on most elegant new-tnted paper, and Illustrated
with nearly
FIVE HUNDRED ORIGINAL ENGRAYINGS.
And two finely executed Coored Plates-speci
mems for all of which We're grown by ourselves the
past season from our own stock of Seeds In the
originality, execution and extent of the engray-
ings it is unlike and eminently superior to any
other Catalogue or Floral Guidem cXtant
The Catalogue viii consist of Il2 Pages and
as soon rs published will be sent free to all who
ordered Seeds from us by mail the last season. To
others a charge of Is cents per copy will he made
which is not the value of the ColOrcd Plates. We
assure our friends that the inducements we offer
to purchasers OF Seeds as to quality and extent of
stock, Discounts and Premiums are unsurpassed.
Please send orders for Catalogues without delay.
OUR COLORED CHRONIC FOR 1871
VIII be ready to send out in January. The Chrome
VIII represent EOrtytwo Varieties of SNOWY and
popular Flowers of natural size and color We de
sign to make ii the best Plate of Flowers ever is
sued. Size, l9X2l inches The retail value would
DC at least Two Dollars; we shall, however, fur
nSh 1t to customers at 70 cents per copy and offer
II as Preium upon orders for Seeds. See Cata-
logue when out.
BRIGGS S BROTHER. Rochester, N. Y.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR All.

CSOA SALARY PER WEEK, and eX-
SDeoO penses paid Agents, to sell new and use
ful discoveries Address b. SWEET eco, Marsh
all, Michigan
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$bs 8Ioon'tisIn gin'rs.
Tuesday, February II, 1871.

OCAL DEPART TlTEN II.
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Sale Bllls,-All orders for sale bills by
mail, will be promptly attended to.
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THE NEW YORK DAY BooK.-THE
\ ,H5,n ,qIHIAMPdQN Pl,li OF OF WHITE SUPREMACY
EIGHT PAGE DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. estab'
lished in 1850 g per year; 81 for six months Sub
scribe Tor It, Tor specimen copies, address DAY
BOOK, New York City"
nR. 9. $. FITCHs Family Physicians; 90
~ pages; sent by mail free Teaches how to
cure all diseases Of the person; skin hair ewes
complexion. Write to ia Broadway, New Xork
SENn FOR OUR PANIPHI I3T TO
O111N ~ ADVERTISERS Price 25cts
GEO. Z. RowELL Il CO., 40 Park Row. N Y
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Perry County Bank!
SpOmSIer. Junkin az Go.

TTNIIE undersigned, having formed Banking AS
sociation under the above name and style, are
now ready to do General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
OPPOSITE THE co UIeT HOUSE,
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a New
Leather, Harness and Oil Store
at Dunc0nnOn, Penn'a.

TTNHE subscriber has Just opened in Duncannon,
l. Perry county, Pa, opposite the National
Hotel a large and splendid assortment of
LEATHER.
SADDLERY,
OILS,
TRUNKS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-31

The treatment received by Fred. Douglass on
the Potomac steamer the other day was pretty
rough, but 1t was nothing compared to that
experienced By Senator Butler, a cOlOred mem
Der Of the Louisiana Legislature, last week
While On bis way from New Orleans 20 his
home IN Plaquemine par1sh he was ordered out
OF the cabin Of the steamer Bannock City. on
which he had taken passage. and, not comply
ing Immediately, he was beaten over the head
with an iron bar, afterwards hammered for a
while With the dinner bell, and then uncere-
moDiously kicked down stairs. A steamboat
amendment to the Constitution would seem to
be the next thing in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-31

A curious suit Is likely TO grow out Of the
killing of Mr.. SHREDDER BY Henry Ward, Qately
OF this city, aside from the criminal aspects of
the case, which of themselves will be strange
enough. The deceased had his life heavily in
sured in New York life insurance company,
and the corporation issuing the policy now pro-
poses to bring suit for damages against Mr..
Ward for destroying its property. Leading
lawyers express the opinion that the case is
actionable in all its details, and a. Mr.. Ward is
understood to be the posseSsor OF large wealth,
recently inherited from his father il is believed
the company can recover the amount il has to
pay or ShToder's policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-31

The Boston Traascript, a strong republican
journal, Teb1kes Senator Sumner for his charges
against the President of Deglecting or DESERVING
the cOlored Unionsts of the South In his zeal
for San Domingo. The Transcript says the
facts do not warrant the assertion. The same
paper says in . later issue: The Communications
of Mr.. Sumner in the democratic papers are
quite pleasant reading, considering that the
Massachusetts, Senator svows his purpose to be
u make the republicans ''strong and triumph
ant"
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Ii Is astonishing how prompt the red man OF
the forest is to adopt the vices of civilization.
Word comes to Us from Montana that the In
dams in that Territory, emulating the example
of the turnpike companies in the vicinity of
Washington, have set up toll gates on all the
bad roads within their reach, and, as is gener-
ally the ease here, at the very worst places.
Evidently, our brethren Of the untutored mind
hsvn't visited the home of their great father in
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Is Nilsson losing her voice? This is the oues-
ton agitating New York musical circles. The
alarming discovery has been made by the
do mi puDdits that she has "lost all her COM
pass except five or six notes in the middle
register" This seems bad case, but we hope
she will ind II again We trust they won't dis
cover anything wrong with Kelloggs register.
PHYSICALLY, her compass Is charming. She
looked a. plump and handsome as possible last
night.
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THE MONTH III SAVING
S And Deposi,ing in the
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,


NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
(Clart red b. Cpnsrsss,b
II. "A. WILLARD, P'tsitonf.
Wn SrICkNBY, vi a PRECEDENT:
corner OF Fifteenth street and asw YOrk averue
kscetyes deposits ia sums OF Oh DOLLAR AND
BPNAbDS, pays int rest and com Junds interest
every SIX 'nths
Five dollars End upward d positei ON or before
the lst day Of April draws interest from that date
OLEkks lay by ten PER cent. OF your salary.
mEt HANGS save ten ceat. OF yOur wag a.
PARESTs invest stated monthly gun in tie
name and n the ben sht OF ysur eh lldr u
GUARDIANS ANB TRUSTEES asso,it your
trrst funds where il viii be safe and bear Interest
LABohlNG MEN lay by a. least one dollar
week 4 a rainy day.
interest.
Deposits may be withdrawn at any time
Deposit0Ts secured hey, nd cOaIin geIcY by bond
accepted By ths Su preme Court e the Dr. st-ict
flied IN the Clerk on and signed By the following
TRUSTEks.
Hon: Andrew wylis. Bon Matthew @ Emery,
william stiekney, Henas G. Robbins,
Lewis Clephane, YIN III. Philip,
:; brown. d. p Snyder
Hon. Joseph Casey, Alex r sbenhsrI
VIM. II. Illumination, James N Lstta ..
eeo' Plant, II bsthrop,
A " sturtevant, II. A. Willard.
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Judging from the shape in which the PROPOSE
ton to pave the western end Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue passed the Senate the other day. the
street railroad company must still have a pretty
strong hold on that body. The amendment. il
will be remembered, contained the following
Clause:
"PTortdsd, That the Washington and George
town Railroad Company shall paw the same
proportion OF said improvement "a IL paid for
the Improvement on that part OF the Avenue
already paved"
Now, let US see whether the House, as at
present constituted, will pass the section in the
same shape. If ii does it will be safe to infer that
President Riker's free passes and fifty thousand
dollars have been distributed, and that they
have accomplished the work which according
to report, he SO boastinsly promised they would
perform.
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The drug clerk bill in the New York Legisla-
ture was amended at the suggestion OF the drug
gusts 20 rs to deprive il of Its most stringent
features, and as passed and signed by the Gov
ernor, simply provides that both druggists and
drug clerks shan know enough to fill up pre-
scriptons correctly. One clause compels doc
tors to write IN full the ingredients of every
prescription.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-31

Theodore TiltOn has resigned his ofice of
president Of the Union Womar's Suffrage So
ciety He does 80 because he thinks the chair
should be filed by a woman.-N. Y. Post
Well Wasn'tit
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1S WAsHINGToN, >. O., March -, 1871
Notice - hereby given that on MONDAY. April
j. Isl, Will exere al Licenses issued by the 0orpor
alton OF the City OF Washington to the agents or
owners OF all carts, wagons, drxys, or hand carts.
within the limits OF said corpnrstion.
All said Corporation Licenses expiring on said
date must be prom pity renewed
Deposits for Licenses 10 this Corporation nov
by law made with the City Collector. by whom a
certificate will be Eiveu upon which. when counter
issue the Ncepsa John g. COOK,
nh "a lot City Register.
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An interesting nsxspsper controrsrsv is going

An interesting newspaper controversy is going
on As TO whether ''the father Of his country.
was any body slSe's father. In the case brought
Nv g. orge Washington Bowen. IN which. claim
ing 70 be the son Of the late Nine Jumel, widow
OF Aaron Bulr) he sues TO recover her estate,
Mrs Ann Eliza Vsndervoort. testiiedo on Sstur-
cay last that her mother spoke Of George WASH
ington as the father Of George Washington
ROwen; but IN her testimony on Wednesday last
she ssid her mother was merely joking. A cor
respondent OF the Providence Journal in the
meantime came 10 the defence Of our first Preei-
dent from the 1rnputations against his moral
character, and gives circumstsntial account o.
his two visits to that city, the first In 1851. the
second IN 1870, 10 prove that be could not have
been concerned in an intrigue on either occa
SOD The Cincinnati Commercial. however
without any expression of opinion on this pa
terblty question, asserts that Washington was
the father OF IDdanss first Governor-Posey-
that his mother, Mrs. Posey, lived on the Mount
vernon estate when the Governor was born.
and that Washington addressed his letters TO him
Dear Son, and Handsomely provided fer him
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Corner Of Peunsyivanis avenue and 2Sth stree,

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES.
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 2sth street
This Hospital is situated in one Of the most heal
thy portions OF the District, surrounded BY its
with the comforts Of heme. Ladies' living ct q dis
lance who may be de0drous Of evailing themselves
OF the benefit OF treatment IN this Institution can
secure private rooms By applying 70 the Surgeon in
chief the atron. The price Of these rooms wary
from 80 TO SB per week, which includes Board
Nursing, Medical or Surgical Treatment and Msdi
The United States Government provides forty
FRkD BEDS for the following class Of patients
viz wives or Widows VI Soldiers Sailors of the
United States Army and Navy, or females who may
be citizens Of any Statss but temporarily residents
the District and requiring medical treatment and
nursing, but unable 70 pay therefor.
Cards OF admiesion 20 these beds can be obtained
OF the surgeon General, o. o. Army, II his ONCE.
Of the Surgeon In chief st his ONCE, 1894 Massa-
There are also twsnty FREE BEDS for poor
women, residents of the District Ord rs for admis
sion 70 these must be obtained Of the Governor or
Secretary OF the District.
VISITING days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
J. Il. THoaPeO1, y; o., surgeon IN Chief,
Once and residencs 1880 Y. avenue
OONIULfIE0 D0A1D.
noble xo9ns, NJ, aowsT d., Pm
Lew. Hsciaii. Jr., n. D., mhE:a
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.rRIRTEENrH DISTRICT.
I0HNC HARRN Es
FBIGrsTERs OFFICE.

JOBNC HARDNESS
will be supported for the House OF Delegates BY
many voters, subject 10 the decision 81 the Dens-
cratic and Conservative nOmipstiae nesting mZ8-6s
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OsOLUMRIA DOR8UAARY,
u Corner PeaasylvdnSA areSse and 25h street.
OPEN DAILY (sunAays excepted from to p. 10. =
nEpICINI AND ADVICE FREE.

pIsi1HeABY STAFF:
Wednesdays and setufdays,} 1896 New Nork
to Pm. Y ovonue.
Diseeees Of Ohildres-Mondaysl DR.. g. q. Basey,
and Thursdays, to D.m. Sl531 Pa. avenue.
j. TSt q. and FHd'''' isso III sss:s. '
Disss:s, o. :, p, A. 11o shs
Ns.:'s''' ana s'':'s''' Di sli III p. X. .::
Diseases Of ski. AID niporl Or. 7. ". Richie,
ssrseg!.Tss:days a.d fn- SnAss q" asorss-
PROF. j. h fHOM PoON vill hoad Clinic for
the 6ureieai DissaSo 81 Wo0sa every Ssturdsy,
iron ~ p.m. go. mig n
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CLOSE BUSINESS.
In order to close business 1 offer my
ENTIRE STOCK
ATA GREAT BARGAIN,
FRENCH CHINA; 'o'.l's',s OF
FANCY ARTICLES in LAVA, PSEiAs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Thisis . NEST desirable opportunity for house
keepers to obtain good articles at low prices. An
Store for rent and h,tu for sale.
CHARLES ULLRIOEI, Js.,
1913 PENNsILvANIA AVENUE,
MOS Between 9th and 10th streets.
DO TOES.
1000 bushels, per schooner II S. Rowe, from
Portland, Me-: lust received; and for sale at 400
aud 4Sl south wing Washington Market, or at
mbss. e. " HEWITT d srRANs.
psH shEEA RIGs 5PfRI?sH2ks5 BUGGY,
kind and good traveller: Buggy shifting 80
s s.d s P 9s os.s .l
risse Factory. mh29-st
OrE1IHG 10 FAY.
BUTTERICK Il cos,
EstabIis he'd Pattern
LADYy, CHILDREN, MISSES AND BOYS,
40r NINTH sTREET,
Under Lincoln Hall.
nh22St LEwIs BAAR, Agent.
nOOLEY's FEAST POwDER.
The attention of Housek sepers Hotels and others,
10 invited to the superior merits and eIcelience,
over =. Hiher prepaTAtiOns OF this perfectly pure
BAKING POWDER,
1t stands unrivalled for producing elegant, light
and nutritious
ROLLS, BIsOUIrs. BUCKwHEAT, CoRH,
and other 9riddle Cakes,
wATfLEs' DUAPLInGs, POT PIES, PASTRY,
1t :. specially adapted al for Us. by INLAND or
Ssr1ioas to Ii: action q weather or time Try it,
THIS VALUABLE CULINARY ARrIOLE
IL put NJ in cans Of = H., Il h., ID i, and lbs
the un.s4 States By ssS ssa
aud Ship-chandlers.
DOOLIY Bro, MsnuYacturers,
mbH 2wtoW6n 90 Hew Street. New York.
CLERKS, AKCHAHIOs, LABORERs, AND
~ others, do you know that You are payins for the
rent q Or
,t:sn in 1ishtt Years. some House. . a., WI tsas Ter
Vay your Bent TO the
NATIONAL 0AFrAL- R5AL ESTATE AssoCI
and you will be credited with the amount . essh
eousht 81 them. EsbpI Or Oash and ;:ll On Ten
q Lot, We viii pay cash for building You House,
you max your plans and choose your builder; or,
We viii purchase you . Lot, and build you House
property costine 81 0Oo you can pay for o. the
rate Of 9H.Ssh Der month. for tee ears; higher
priced property in the sane proportion.
No premium vill be charged Tor stock II subscribed
for on or before the Arst Tuesday In April.
For full particulars, and Q COPY OF the constitu.
ton, inquire Of anY Of the o1Acers members.
PHlL. u. W9LCH. SECRETARY.
q hut Once, l00% Louisiana ayenus
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

0A1 l.. HEILBKU0, ~,
w 4Is SEVENTH STREET. wv
Next Door TO Odd Fellows Hall.
Has now q complete Stock OF
WBITE sATIN Balls at. .- 40 "a
MD FLIP .......-......, a s
LADIES fOAED Balls ........--..--. , 90
CATERS. with and without Heels 1 a.
SLlPPEks and BUSH rs, so cents IN
BOYS, and lOeTHo' DANCING PUMPS
MEMS GAITERS and TIES. in large variety
CHlLpREhs SHOES, al colOrs aud sizes.
mhD I'm 41e SEVENTH SHEET
I h. GOODWIN. sAML CLINKsCALRs,
- formerly with Angermau a Son. -aaa
GOODWIN &CLlNKsCALEs,
Dealers in Ladies' Misses and OhildreBs ! Al
Mems Boys and Youths first class BOOTS -
and sHOEs Of all descriptions sar 7th street, east
soc, between aud II streets. Repairing done an
the best style mhs I'm.
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pIsyIIcF.

" ofAPPLICANTs FOB POSITIONS on tSs
metropeIitAn Police force, will hold its rssIisr
QUA terry meeting A. their rooms ct Police 6s.t
gu:rers. on WEDNESDAY,. April s.. IEi =. 4,
O'Clock. noon. T. A LAZRaRY
IN Std SECRETARY
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H B sA LE.
One OF those new beautiful three story and base
ment pressed brick front
HOUSES, WITH STONE TRIMMINGS,
on 18th ut between and sts, adjoining Franklin
Square, contsining IA rooms. besides several inc
closets and store complete In all the modern
improvements Inside fnish black walnut and mar
BILE mantles throushout. Will be sold on reasoua.
ble terms by ipquiring Of n GREEN, corner Of 18th
aud streets, where the key may be he'd, or Of
k1LBUURN LATrA,
mh2od tRepl corner of7th md streets.
LOB eALE-A 4ARKEf FARM Of Is acres
with . house Of rooms: one mile from the city,
on the Eastern Branch. Call at ls27 9sh street.
FOB SALE
LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF Maryland
avenue, betWeen LEI and ID streets east.
These are elegant building let's, adjacent 10 the
Capitol Park. AM near the residencss o, Sen stor
Trumoull, General Dunn aud Judge Field
Apply to FITCH & FOX mhlatf
ROB SAILS BRICK HOUcEs-siI On Turne,
9fsss one on Defrees street, ak rooms each: and
1sls fstreet. fmh SINH J.H BARROW.