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or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
In front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, 9TH street.
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 3,2,I:
GKNT'e AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 4 pair.
al sizes A new assortment Just received at O.
Baume Corset Factory, 4Os It'll ct.
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DENTISTRY.
~ OF TIE
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
OHRICR. HQuTH HREnrRInk srRHls

~ yoHNsToa,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ofElCk, SOUTH Frederick sTRKBf.
rom mis- extensive practice in the great Hospitals
M Is ssssss =. ~
DIsEAsHs OF InPRuDENoB.
on a &: Fl k sss :s q q aLaaei
ssarses, impotence, General Dsblisy. sssyousnsss,
= TIE finisis St' fss.S 8
sso@ses sr ssGrS Z. tss hs
arising from Solitary Habits Of Yosth-sEeRTf -
SsSss sSsI ..s b.iI.ns sosss ca .a d ,s
YOUNG MEN
Kspecially who have become the Victims Of solmas,
q the most eaassa tssns. sos sns.s g
enns ense WITH the shupee n.ss 5, %
ssssd 70 eostsoy the living Tyre, may can with fuIl
MARRIAGE.
marriage PSy.es 2. sns
creative Power-lm potency Nervous kIcitsbility
or any other speedily remo DesaS
He who places himself under the care Of Or. y.
and confidently relv upon his skill as . ply soisn'
OCEANIC WEAKNESS
Ths e.trs. Snres ssd nun h nfOr Kestored
cradle and marriage Impossible s the pepaIty ssis
psrso ns afe aeo .. AMI improper
being aware of the dreadful Consequence that ~
pretend TO deny that the power OF proc restion \.
ipst sooner ~ the,e falling into Improper hsbiss
destructive symptoms Of both body and mind srtss
tai function. ssakesed los II psocresti,e So1ee
SesT dEFtsSS
a Ms n Ae frame, cough. consnption. decay ana
AOURK WARRANTED III TWO p.ys
Persons ruined IN health BY unlearned pretsnJers
Rolsonsous and injurious compounds, should ss1iS
DIR. yOHHsroH.
gradute of one u the most eminent SOls.L. ondsn:
Snled et.tes and the erester part OF vhose life "a
delIhis and has e0scsd sons Of me mos
s9aDaIsd Surss that were ever Known many
sslssY ..rvoas being sa;%ed - su sa:s
seDasd Nth FREQUENT bnshins. g
cured immediately. VI "iso' vsss
TAX. PARTICULARS NOTICE.
Shica ruin both body and Qind, ushttins for si,ss
Thee IS .9s q sSs "a ssa @s.nchey ss.e
q Bss snd ImS. q psGcsh viz
D%nes, q Sight, Los Of 1uscrlar Power Psi1a.
sss q S. rssSs
Osssn1 sfs s{ETHforT; q ,.srsSI
iaess p IS 70. ot As9ofy, Ocofustor q
are ss q Ss s:i! IS,: q
sh g az et Ss.S
their yisor, becoming wesk. Deie nervous snd sns
estsS having sinsulsT spIs.r.noe aSo1t the sss
YOUNG MTH S''A'
wno hsvs Injured thenselyes by certain practice
ss ~ @asn a. habit dreQ1snty
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and not
cured renders marriage impossible, ana dastroys
Dot mn mind And BODY should apply immediately.
oountry the bride Of IL paIep .sana hepe on ni
from al prospects Of enjoyment Of life sy the
snenee OF deyatihs from the path Of nature and To-
Seiere ssees habit such persons mus.
MARRIAGB,
Reflect that sound mind ana body are the ,o~s
necessary requisites TO promote oonnabisI hss.s.
ness. Indeed, without these the tourney rhranSS
life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospect honsiv
with despair, aud filled with the meIsnchei. e
orr own ~ ei I" ohknteo WE
A CERTAIN DIsraSu
hs he b iasissS sss ECO sOso Of ,ss
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, 40 9Th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 32S:
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WINES, &C.
Our stock of WINES and LipUOEs f. very COM
plete, ard cannot be surpassed by any this se OF
New York. II comprises the best bTsnds OF Onam-
payne, AM ong which he found
l. kseaerer Carte Blanche Chan psgne,
Nre Clicquot do
NOett Chaudar, fGreen Seal.D do.
q II. Munms"Dry Nerzelay" do.
Chas. ID eidsieck do.
Pleasant Valley Carte Blanche do.
Pleasant Valley Paris Exposition Do.
Also,
Hennessy Co. Cognac Brandy.
otard, Dupuy Go. Cognac Brandy
Sherry, Pert,
Muecst, Pure Malaga,
For sale low, by
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
OLD Pennsylvania avenue
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JOIN r. OWENS win have sometbip, m s.v
era house TO night. W
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IHERE VIII be a meeting OF the Industrial
Home az their building. on Eth street, to.mor-
Tow evening, 70 take into consideration the pro-
ITiety OF holding a series OF entertajnment. M,
the benefit OF the Home. - w
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N . q e.
From and after March LIST, ISL, ne account will be
allowed to BUN OVER 80 DAYS. No deviation
from above rule On account Of persons.
m7-lm II nj IAZENRy
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FISH.
so.lMESs mACkEKEI.
no. GEORGES BANK MACkEREL,
No.3FAT MACkEkEL,
NO. ECONOMY SHAp.
ST, JOHN ALEWIYES.
PORTsMOUTH SPLIT hERRING,
PIC ALED SALMON,
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING,
For sale low, by
BROWNING & NIDDLETUs,
Ola PenIsylysui avenue.
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LIMITED STATES PArENT OTFIUE. =
~ WAsHINsfoN, d: o., March Is. ls7l

LIMITED STATES PArENT OTFIU6. : =,
~ WARRINGTON, d. O., March Is. l67l
On the petition Of CRAkL1o MOH0ON. of New
hsysl Conn, praying Toy the extension OF patent
an lniproveDent IN Extension Gas Tubes:
II - ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the Sh day Of August next that the time
Tor Ming Arguments and the RxAminor'a renort -
limited 70 the 18th day Of August next. ana thai sad
Dse3tion be heard on the 23d DAY o. August pext :,
Any person may Oppose this sxtenston.
-. ID. LEG0ETT.
mhI mM Oo@mlndoner Of Passn0.
0INITED STATES PATENT OFTIO1.
~ WAsHINaT0N, d. o., rebruary IL, lQl
On the petition Of asa JOHNSON Of BrookIyn.
Nsv York, PRAYING for the extenson q patsn}
iYprovensnt in Node Of Fastening Sheet Meal on
isordersd that the testimony In the cass b elosed
on the 18th dsy Of April next: that the time io5
nling argumelts and the Examiners report be
aid petttiou b hsard on The Sd day q Nay next.
Any ''"0a .a' sSlcsi s41s s1 e bfHioau.
feH-m Acting Oo1nissionsr Of Ps6cnts.
w 9aSURat IHII I'M mbIkkI[kkTHHS RA110E FAE
Ia ILp bR0.B TerDsiche6san A.
Isscnment Tor Rian0s. Charms inanimotevuvyvv
St N im533 NE ~ pusic. Manufacturer end for
III she = strsse. frics only oLe, o4n AID
sSV. sE E ~ FlE fe10u
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HEMPLER has urinorneters and hydrometers.
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IskISTfRvfrwISe IMPORTER Il ofaken OFF,
IN Minnie Luck" TO be performed AZ the Ma
tionsl Theater this evening rim No 49,.
Lavender ss the heroine. ~ ASs Heons
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CAPIAIN JOB DENLY has resigned the com
purchased steamer from the goverumsn,
which after necessary repairs are male. hs nj
command on . steamboat route In Florid
waters.
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RAJ. nrH.

DsP0ttO- Prdff's N0H- EEp lOSirs Asfrai OiL
Just received, 1905 gallons Pratt ASTRAL. OIL.
SaIranted not t. explode. Trade supplied ~ New
\ ork prices, by
BROWNING & MIDDLETON
Ola pennsV lvanfa ayeuue
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DE- SAMSON delivered 81 eloquent address
before select audience Al the literary reunion
a. ne Ie sldence OF Hon Horatio King on Sat-
uTGay eyeD'n and illustrated his remarks nv
Two i2Ige maps, his subject being the "Suez
canal" Music by Mrs. Dennison and Faton
followed, Colonel Gil Pierce and Major Rose
Grams slnglng some songs IN a very effective
manner, conversation followed. A number OF
distinguished persons were present.
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emperism. No. S5i Pennsylvania avenue, q re-
mar kably hDe Specimen OF the Notion fevelrv.
D1sd ns., LONDON. and which hes
people. This 10 plated jeVolrv. r. hss 80
sofd for gold until the Engiish Parliament cono.
PEELED the makers to stamp every piSce = ss "a
prevent sucn an occurrence IN the future. The
earrings, locket, and butterfly hair pins@tSs
vhole set valued at eighteen dollars. m n
thickly studded with rubies, topaz, and tur.
sture boquets, while the butterflies are coICrea
exactiy In initiation OF the real insect MI.
PItgR has Also just received fresh assortment
ihs novelty hoop and pendant set Of oroide, nov
90 popular In New York, and plated sets, elosely
resembline Eoldin several new designs, together
With the spring style Of Alaska diamond setting,
store is very attractive. -
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DEATH OF AN ACroR.--Mr. Frank A GOss m
an actor, who is well-known in this city h.vinc
paved several engagements at the theater here
cied at DE Emery House ia Weldon n a. y,
thursday night last He had been to Florida
for his health, and was returning North. Earl,
On the evening OF his death he had two sever,
hemmorrhsges from the lungs. when oh ysicisr
was called In. and everything possible done ~,
the sufferer, but at 10 O'Clock he expired.
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H. many thcusands eured q this estsbiishms,s
portsnt surgical operations perfor1ed Nv ~ -
stem, witnessed 81 the reportaes OF the s. "a
and egain before the public, besidss kis standsS
. gentleman OF charectef md reGDonafbiiifv
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fIRE-Last evening at rs o'clock, an alarm
OF IRE was turned in from boz CT, occasoned by
me e1plosion OF gas generator in the cellar OF
Rouse near the corner OF % street w sst and
Fehnsylvahla avenue. The flames were exr'u-
pushed without much DAMAGE
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
DOTAToESl POTArOEsr

i
2,3oo tu hels POTATOES now landing from
schooner Neniia," from Portland, and for sale in
| lots 20 suit purchaser ~ ) G. WATERS
| mhlS-6t 100 " ate- go,
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DEcKrs OF DIvoRcs-T0-day, Judge Mac
Arthur, IN the Equity Court, made a decree
matIimony with Edgar Conkling, giving plain
th the custody Of her children. The petitioner
states that they were married an December,
49,, oy Kew. Dr Smith; that they lived toge ther
two years. and he abandoned her in February
Is'h W. y. Carne appeared for petitioner, and
Tie testimony was taken by James D. CIephane.
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- L l. LIN OU T ,

IN consequence of the death Of the senior hartman
ana toe early closing out OF business we ofV-r
the entire stock in Our establishments Consisting IN
Fart OF PIANOS. ORGANS. SMALL INsrkV-
mhNIS. MUSIC BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES a. and below cost
SREEr MUSIC At the rate Of FIVE cents per sheet
Parties wishing TO invest In q lucrative business,
81 an cid established stand, can buv the stock asd
Fixtures cheap and terms Inquire az
POE SELIGSON'S,
20 mhlS- I'm 1Ss Bridge st Georgetown. ID u
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PROFESSIONAL.

VITAL MAGNETISM-An natural remedy for Al,
diseases, either physical or mental, whether IN
actnte or chronic form. Thy 1T -
j. b. CRQekER Pathologist
huic- I'm 7O1 9th street w
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MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
CEYL0N. LAGUAYRk, MAR.CAlBQ. BIO.
RoAsTkp COFFEE ALL GBADES.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
hIa PrEnsY " anita arrn
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SALE OF BosDs BIZ THE LEVY Corpr
special meeting OF the Levy Court Wss held IN
Saturday TO dispose Of ss,iSo county bonds.
Mesers Lewis johnson & Co. bid S0L. F,rsf
National Bank 81, Riggs & Co. 81 :, jaw Coors
q Go. U4. Jay Cooke & Co. being the hiehsss
bidders the sale Was awarded to them
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MARRIAG n.

Married persona, OF Young Men contemplssfns
marriage awsreo Physical Weakness, Loss OF Pro-
creative Power-lmpetency,D Nervous Rrcitsbtlytv
Pslpitation, Organic Weakness, Nervous Debilify
or any sther Disc usliacatson, speedily removed
he who places himself under the care of pr L.
may reiigiousy conhde in his honor &c q eentl.raan
and confidently rely upon his skill As q mn xoi.n
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TAkR PARTICULAR NorrUp
YOUNG d I'm


20 nsve Injured themselves by certain practice
IRON evil companions or 1t school the efIects ~
which are nightly felt even when asleep and N pot
cured renders marriage impossible, and deetrovs
both mind and body, should apply Immediately
what pity that young man, the hope OF hfs
country the pride Of his parents. should be
from al prospects Of enjoyment Of life ky The co.as
9uence OF deviathe from the path Of nature ana Ia
auieins certain secret habit. such persons NUS,
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"A TEsfERASoE ORGANIZATION was formed
AZ 81 Matthews Church YESTERDAY Afternoon.
obGer the name OF the "St. Matthews Total
abstinence and Beneficial Society land elected
me following officers, to- serve one year: Rev.
rather McDevitt, president; Rev. Charles 4.
white, advisory general; r. ). O'Connor. LIST
wee PRESIDENT Thomas II vim. ID vice president,
John Croghans secretary, ard j. T. Thomson
treasurer.
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OCEANIC EAkNEss

Member Of the Royal College OF sur-eons Ionsr.
Grsduate Of one Of the moet eminent Colee e n Il
been spent In the hospitals Of London, Paris. Phi
oeipnla and elsewhere, hes elected some Of the No
sssonnnine curee that were ever known; msp
esleeY, great nervouDess, being alarmed nj sudds
sounds. oaAhfuiness, with frequent blushfns. =
ourel imuedi atelv - ~ss1s w
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MADAME SERBACH RoBBRDs-Madsme Marie
seeoseh was robbed Of several costly articles or
JeNeiry lett IN An unlocked satchel in the room
rhlSh sae occupied Al the ST. james Hotel last
Neek. Ihe articles consist Of three valuable
eeA@ees, SET With precious stones Q uue goll
total value being At least enc thoussnd daI,srs
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O. On THuBSDAY, March 23d, AZ 4 O'Clock D
m We viii offer at public sale, on the premises,
- hat very valuable lot of ground Lejonsins TO
UT mes X Rely, situated near Tent alsytosn,
T. adloiulng Reno city, and containing two acres
81 GROUND. This property comm auds a beautiful
view of the city and surrounding country and would
% very valuable as a market garden a. che soil ia
excellent and Is accessible 10 market bv one Of the
best roads in the District.
Terms made known on the day of sac.
mEb THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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HOB MOUNT vERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stack.
pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of Seventh
4; ssre esi1 DAiLf te x. sSpSsy9
NON touching at Alexandra, Forts Fsote and
washington, Marshal Hall, Maryland, White
House, and lone, Virginia, returning to the city n
lP. m; JAS. SYKES, Gen supt,.
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WHOLE NUMBER ll9l.

curit;es steady, with but few ha1sactions.
Tennessees. both, 64le; Virginias ~ new,
62; Louisianas sole, new 81; levee six9e1x1t
eights So: Alabama eights 100; fvee q -
Georgia skies S2l2: sevens 90a4; North c.
olinas 4s3s, new :7l.; South Carolinas
new Co. 9
NEW YORK. February 4.-Inocencio Ca1S
anova. in Il card to the press. denies tn
Consul Hall ever wrote to the State Depar15
ment that he. Casanova, was ever cOnnected'
with 1ilibustering expedition. He was
arrested about the time Of the COmandita-
RIO expedition. but released for want o.
sufficient grounds tor indictment His re
cent voyage to Havana was Oh legitimate
business. viz: the sale of an estate in Cuba,
owned by his wife and Cuban govern
ment.
The Commercial .fdcertiser says Albert
Frank & Brother. stock brokers, are Ge-
tallters to the amount Of one hundred thor
sand dollars to the Union Bank and
several bankers and brokers.
Gold opened AT HOS. advanced to III Ls,.
and finally closed firm at HOS oil. Gov
ernmcnts are very strong, closing at an ad-
vance of l2 Oh skies Of 1851, which are now
quoted ut IlG: 5-20s of 1862, 1929; 1864,
il2l,; 1865. ll2l. new issues, HlA; 1857
IlIl,; 1863. Ill5s: lO-iGs. 1895.
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VERSAILLES.

VERSAILLES, March 1.-The Emperor
William reviewed the German landYehr
guards. artillery and pioneers in the Bois
de Boulosne yesterday; Prince Frederick
William, General Won Moltke and Count
Bismarck were present.
Ali restrictions as to persons passing into
and ont OF the city OF Paris, have been re-
moved. The Emperor goes to Berlin Oh
Monday
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HAVANA.

HAVANA. March Major AragOn, an aid
of Count Vahnaseda, returned yesterday,
having accomplished his mission in Lacien-
ega de Zopato and Enzensoda de COchinos.
The number of rebels pardOned by him un-
der the Captain Generals orders exceed
800. His success III these districts pacifies
the rich jurisdiction of Cardenas and Co
Ion, the most productive sugar-growing
parts of the island. Major Aragon leaves
soon on another important mission
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LONDON.
COlliery Explosion.

LONDON. March IA collicry explosion
at Vietra killed twenty persons.
LONDON, March 1.-THE royal commission
condemned the iron-elad Water Witch,
whose engines workedsby hydraulic power
The iron-e3A9 MA&pur was approved by the
same boarl oast defense ship, but de
clarcd unsnita6l6 Tor ocean voyages.
The German troops have all left Paris.
The evacuati04 Terminated sshtssleven
o'clock Friday morning, the thir Astant,
III accordance with the term4 - con-
vention.
A dispatch from Havre, Of t11ird in-
stant, says the Mobile and Neti0u3 Gnards
have been disbanded, and tlic trenches
around the town are being iilled UP.
Honorable Mr.. Gladstone is sick
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CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

A s-r.es of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASH BALLS
viii he given in the spacious ball room of the st.
Louis Hotel rs follows:
On ST. JOSEPH'S NIGHT, March l8.
These balls will be the continuation of the grand
entertainments given every year at the New Opera
Eouse, where their order and decorum have ren-
oer~d them Justly popular.
Jaeger's splendid SILVER Coruet Band has been
engaged for the whole series.
The entrance TO the ball room Royal street
iust below tfe corner OF ST. Louis.
Doors Will open a, 9 P. NJ. Balls to commence at
%. Gentlemen s. ladies free.
Tickets can be had 1T the door on the night of
zee ball OF at +. Dumonteirs confect ctionery corner
canal and Bourbon streets. iaI1 Pm
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

"p'"'G u, TO. Wa. Steamer Colossal, her
Tackle, etc
FT7N. fErI'BD Stairs DISTRICT COURT, DIS
-. %! louisiana No. 96a--By virtue of a writ
- 80 '. ''"1l "yEonas 10 me directed in the above
80, II SUIT, will proceed to sell to the highest
)" "'''", cu TULSDAl March a. 1871, at twelve
=" tt.'' VI, t. the entrance TO the Customhouse. on
80 see .treet, between Canal and Custom house
n.r '.. liz this city
HThsSEk COLOSSAL, her Tackle, etc,
- '1% nee at the right bank Of the Mississippi
t;Ic~ above Asi.ra
ierLis-";ssh al u lne or adjudication
, tlt-1 Statos nsrshSPe Office New Orleans
The a-tcOId day Of If,c'i. I8Tl
s. b PACKARD
ANj7 Is Is United states Marshad
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NEW YORK.

8as,ss ss;ata.nent-Saccie shipments-tscv-
cr',neni- s.roug-sou,herns steady.
NEw TcyIX, March 4, Evening. - The
bank atste,uent shows Loans increased
over $4.Io0,0OO, deposits increased nearly
81 500 1so, specie increased over S75O,0e0,
legal tenders increased nearly 81 coz. 600
spooisshipme nts S35e,OOo. Money very
easy at 304. Sterling dun and unoha angei.
Gold QOb 0lll. Governments very strong
all day; sos Of 1862, ll21s. Southern 81
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BRUSSELS.

BRUSSELS, March A dispatch from
Lille to the Echo du No,l reports Il serious
disturbance at Anglers an important city in
the French department of Marne-et-Loire,
i'll which several persons were killed and
wounded.
army on a peace footing have been carried
out.
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FLORENCE.

FLORENCE. March At has been officially
announced that a treaty of commerce with
the United States las been signed.
The minister of war will soon ask of Par
Lament credit for the manufacture Of arms
and tine construction OF defensive works.
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FOR RENT,

pOOINS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE.
~ large, airy. comfortably Furnished Rooms can
oe had in d private family, with or without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken. and free from the annoyance of children
oy applying at No. 32l St Ann street. corner of
Derbigny. The pass within a few doors of
me house. Terms very moderate. oc20
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WANTED.

WANTED-A good iccok. One who can CON"
w well recommended may apply at 3r3 ST Ar
dI,~ street mho
"ANTED.-A situation as Housekeeper in a
w respectable family, by young lady who Is
competent to take the entire management of d
hous-, and who prefers good home and kind
tI"atInen: TO large wages
Address r. s. RBPUU L,CAN Office mhi 81
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A WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"A wishes home IN family, for which she would
give IN return those little accomplishments she
toss+'sses Speaks German. French aud English
b4ently ls good housekeeper and manager;
would take the entire of invalid going
a0rOad. any position of trust or responsibility
MIS- fA' BLAND NO. 2o9 Camp street. fel5
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LOST.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
PERSONAL,

( vAUTEON-Ny WIPE HAVING LEPT MY
Y hous4 without cause O. provOcat O,l. this is to
'aut1on a.! concerned that will not be responsible
ior Al. d, b:e Of her o<ntrac citing
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ct. NICHOLAS VARIETIES,
No. 100 St. Charles Street.
New and singular attractions this week.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
TIE stage is enlarged. and comfortable gallery
for s,clored citizens has been erected.
STUNNING FEMININE TALENT
On the stage and at the tables.
SINGING
DANCING,
PiALOGCES
AND PRETTY FARIES EVERY NIGHT.
AdIiss on only Twenty five Cents. fel5 I'm
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GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAS

u CCEKADE BALL, n Celebration OF The
twenty seventh anniversary OF the Gentle
nlenS Hebrew Bene VIOLENT Association, to he
given AZ the st. Louis Hotel. TUESDAY, March :,
1911. Tickets IS. Persons desiring ladies' invita-
tions will please make their applications to the
following named gentlemen composing the
niittre: j. Sandak. Common street opposite the
city Hotel; L. Denjamin, No. 43 Peters street, J. K
Levy, No. Is Chartres street; Henry Levy corner
Ii.artres and Vaudeville; l. Bloom, No. sc Maga-
LiIe, s. Leopold No. HU Magazine street; Charles
Miller No. 22G TchOuptoas street. mil ct
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GPANISH COCkPIT-CORNER MAIN AND
~ Roman STREETS.

sPtE TIGHTS every Sunday, commencing at ten
- clock A. NJ
GAFF FIGHTS every Thursday and Saturday
Nghts, commencing AT halfpast seven o'clock.
The Orleans City Railroad Cars Line leave Clay
statue, on Canal street, every five minutes and
pass front Of the PIT. fe5 I'm
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THIRTY. FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

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