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ANOTHER STRANGE CASE OF MISTAKEN
iDENTlTY.-NO sooner is the Castro case fin
ished than another strange question of identity
il raised A man named Charters has made
toiemn declaration that LADY Twiss the wife of
tne queens Advocate and Vicar General led
an immoral life before she was married. and he
Is now on bis trial for perjury. He declares she
Is Marie Gehlas, while on the other sides il j.
maintained that Marie Ghelas was the governess
of Miss Van Lynscele, now Lady TwissD and in
personal appearance utterly unlike her. Popu-
lar sympathy goes very strongly with Lady
Twiss.- London CIR NJ Y T;mss N'
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ENGLIsH NJ. T.. DELHGATEs-The London
Methodist Recorder understands that Rev. VIM
AItnur, Nj. A. is unable to fulfill his appoint
ment as one of the representatives of the Rritisb
wesleyan Conference TO the General Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church of America
70 De he!d at Brooklyn in May next. Rev. q. It
erks, AZ. A, VIII leave England on the 10th OF
April; and is TO be joined on his arrival i'm tht
States Dy the Rev. w. NJ. Pnnshon NJ A.
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A SwINpLING CAsE-Jacob Archer, an old
planter OF Noble county, Ohio, who had disposed
OIL a lot or tobacco in Baltimore, was accompa-
MED on his return as far as Wheeling Tuesday
by two sharpers, where they swindled him out
OF 500 They pretended to be droyers, Dor
rowed his cash on bogus bonds and a worthless
check as security, and disappeared
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GENERAL TRocHU, the defender of Paris
during the siege by the Germans. feeling 40
grlyed at newspaper imputations of his gOo6
ialth and military honor, has brought sui;
against the Figaro. The defendant pleads onI,
and other high officials have come forward n
testify regarding Trochu's devotion to the re
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The PAPAL Court AND BELGIUN-Durinr
discussion in the Belgian Chamber on the de,
STABILITY of retaining minister at the Papal
Court, the belief was declared, on behalf of the
government, that the minister should be retain
ed - to defend the moral and religious interest,
OF the majority of The Belgian nnnn latinn
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A NEW SPECIES OF HORSE DIsEAs Sc has made
its appearance in Canada, New England and
the northern parts of New York. 1t is sort OF
paralysis OF the hind legs, accompanied by
mess OF the spine, and Is supposed to origi-
nate from partial paralysis of the membranes
OF the spinal marrow. 1t is especially apt to
make its appearance in cold weather, and par.
tcularly in cold stables f
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For CoRss, Bunions, ChnIbiain., Ingrowina
Nails, SC, visit Or. Whites rooms, No. 535 l5tf.
street, opposite Treasury Department, washinS-
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKEr-Boari of H. alh
InsPeet,ohs-lnspector General Gatchef reports
the arrival and sale of marine products as fol-
lOws-Steamer keyport, so punches vhi te perch
ana rock hsh, sold AT 40 cents per bunch; 10 Po-
tCmac river shad, sold to Thomas Raglan az AZ
cents each; 40 lunches herring, 20 cents Der
bunch; 200 mullets, II cents per bunch; q
burches yellow fish, sold at Is cents; Go lunches
small white perch, 80 cents. Steamer wawaset
consigned TO johnson BrOs.-1,0O0 punches rock
hsh, sold at from ~ TO % cents per bunch: 80
single rock, so and1O cents; 30 punches herring
- and q cents eco punches pike. IS and 80 cents
100 punches yellow perch, - and q cents; 90 Po-
tomac shad, 40 cents each. Consigned 70 c. r.
kaiiey-ltj punches herring, y cents per bunch:
rs punches pike, % cents per bunch; is bnnches
yellow perch, % cents per bunch. Consigned to
X. A. Golden x Bros punches pike . cents
per haneh; 20 punches rock fish, - cents per
bunch. Consigned TO JAS. Skidmore-I' I6l
punches miXedshsh-receiveda at contract price of
80 cents per bunch. 151 punches mixed fsh
consigned 10 Simmons; sold ut prices ranging
nom 10 to y cents per bunch. Schooner Nellie
30 bushels Smith Creek oysters small, 80 cents.
large, IS. Sloop Mary Helen, 200 bushels Cons
river oysters, small 10 cents; large, 81. Steamer
Express, so punches rockfsh, sold at 80 cents.
Sloop -, 900 punches yellow and white perch.
has fairly opened.
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A CARp.-An persons indebted to Ms viii please
AceH and settle their accounts BY the 9Th dav ri
APIi neyt ei,hs By cash or notes, otherwise they
De pIssed ~ the hands Of counsel for collection
furtner delay. GREEN 4 VILLA Ms.
ml Nv Corner 9TH and ID afraefa
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THE LESSON OF LIFE.-A worthy Scotch cou-
pie when asked how their son had broken down
30 early In life, gave the following explanation
when we began life together we worked hard
anu lved upon porridge and such like, gradu-
ally adding to our comforts as our means i'm.
proved, until We were able to dine off a Bit of
roast meat and sometimes q BOLT chickie
(chickep;1 but Jack, our son, he worked back,
ward, and began with the chickie first
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Hvpp An nrrcrp

HERE rs AN ILLUSTRATION of the power OF
steam. The great pyramid of Egypt weigh.
X go ,OOe GOO tons, and according to Herodotu
build 1t. DIR. Lardner affirms that $50 tons NJ
coal, with an engine and hosting machine
would have raise every stone to its positiOn.
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AN AMERICAN Button-hOle Sewing Machine
guaranteed in perfect order, can be had for less
n an half the price a. sold at the agency The
above bargain Is at Princes Bazar.'
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THR COrRTS.

CIRCUIT Court, Judge Mac 4rthur-To-day,
Surnstine agt Levy; verdict for plaintiff, sis5.
Nairn agt. Thompson; on trial. Gunton agt.
Van Risvick; judgment confessed.
DISTRICT COURT, Judge Humpkreys.-Yester-
day, in re. Andrew Potts, involuntary bank
rupti ordered that all persons concerned he
notified of registers report. In re. l.. G.. PsHe
-; order confirming report of register. In re-
Samuel n. Bisbee; order directing adjudication
In bankruptcy. Miller agt. Alexander; argued
by Davis and Lloyd.
POLICE COURT, judge SreU.-To-dav Fdwor5
Reynolds, drunk and profane on 9Th street:
fined SO. John Shiny, charged with making
threats OF personal violence to John T. Glascoe.
Skinny, II appears, married sister of Giascoe's
wife and made himself too free at the house of
the latter, and when ordered to leave the house
he became insolent and made threats. Bonds
were required TO keep the peace. Shiny was
also charged with assaulting and resisting
Ofhcer Harrington. The officer went to arrest
SKINNY, and on going up fight of stairs
Sh,hny lung the contents Of piece of crockery
at the officer, and afterwards threw the vessel,
which came near striking him on the head
He was fined 500 and cests, or three months in
jail Ananias Coats, colored, charged with
stealing box Of cigars worth 81; sixty DAYS in
jan: John sherlock, charged with assault and
battery on O'Brien Bernan by Knocking him
down and kicking him afterwards; fined IS and
costs- Mary Mclaughlin, charged with va
grancy; w0rkhOuse 80 DAYS WYATT Motion
charged with throwing coal ashes and rubbish
IN the street; fined s.. Lewis johnson, same
SnehSe; nned 80; Sophia Beatty, poor aban-
cone q female, who has been the rounds OF the
DIVISION, was arraigned on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly and using most foul and
profane language on 10th street. Her brother
lad about 4years of age, testified against her
aud stated that his father had requested him 20
appear against Sophia; that they could have 10
peace IN the house on account of her; that
everything possible had been done for her re-
formation, but she would go awav for weeks at
tpe TO the yilest places, an come home and
abuse everybody in the house. The Judge said
TWAS pretty bad story TO tell of his sister, but
nf Rpi, 1ar 60
fence, be would fix the fine this time at $40 and
In default 80 days in the workhouse. Recess.
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A GOOD STORY is told of a st. Louis nobby
dry goods clerk who attended q dance in The
[ r district few evenings since. He wore q
Chevoit shirt, and put on great many airs. He
vas somewhat taken down, however, when be
overheard one country lass say to another
Ihas 81. Louis chap sings on heap Of style
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BLACK SUITS, an unusually fine assortment
ready made. French cloth frock coats, from 81
20 80; french cloth vests, from 81 20 Sc, ard
french doeskIn pantaloons, from IS TO si2
mostly OF my own Manufacture.
One price only. GEo. c. HRyNING,
No. 40 9Th street north west.
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BRANCH OFFICE
- OF TER
NEW YORK LIFE lNSURANOn OeMPANf
CASH ASSETS OVER els 900 900.
Having been appointed General gent of the aboy,
Company for the District of Columbia, have tskeI
the ONCE formerly occuriet by Messrs. Miles
Johnson. Room IL, Federal Block, corner of and
1th streets N W. where I shall be happy at al
times to see the policy holders and friends Of tn.
"Old and Reliable New York Life" and where Dol
cies viii be issued upon al the most approx ed Plan
now In vogue.
Liberal induceme nts offered 10 solicitors.
HENRY ID. HALL,
deer SmS Sole Agent fer District Of Columbis
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SUDDEN DEATH.-About sX O'Clock last
ni2ht, augustus Lee, acting as lamp lighter in
and exelaiming, "God have mercy on ms -,
dropped dead: This morning Coroner Potter
saw the body, but gave 1t as his opinion m a.
heart disease was the cause, and no Inquest was
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, set In Gold, fine French
gilt Hoop Earring, Lockets, Chains, Bandans
TO match; fine Alex Hoop Earrings, with bell
centers and gold wires, elegant styles, received
at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. Az PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between AZ and 9th SITS.
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CANAL TRADE.-We have the qualification a
recording the departure OF thifty-one loade,
boats yesterday. carrying $780, Il tons of coal
Cumberland News, 9Th.
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CITY ITEMS.

STOP CoUeHINe--Use Petfit's Cough Candy
Tor coughs, colds, sore throat, group, whooping
cough, asthma, &C. 1t gives entire satisfaction;
10 cents per roll; druggists keep Ii. Wholesale
ana retail AZ rs Pennsvlv ania avenue.
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PATENTS TO CITIZENS OF THE Drsrrrry
me IollO"lng patents have Just been issued To
I.slSehts OF the District: For combined floating
ah.nOI and NE prererver, % Joseph Humphreys:
clothes pm. 10 Robert w Huston. nane, Sc 80
lawson b keech. assignor to j. b Smith Sew
YORK; and Ellen b. keech, Washington: lam
TO coward l. Lambie; buoy light, to Levi Ste
yester i. r sterick. Georgetown; hair restoIa-
tive. 10 Thomas T. Parish, assignor to oneebaIS
right.
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THs MOST celebrated and successful DAtrobe
Heaters and Slate NJ sntels in the world; also,
chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Pearson's. No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A. Build
ing, 9th and streets.
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WATER. - Yesterday the Board of Public
works directed the pumps to be put in perfect
repair at the following localities: Sth street be-
tween 3 and = streets, northeast; 9TH street be-
tween q and III streets, northwest; 9th street and
LOUISIANA avenue; 9Th street and Rhode Island
avenue; 5th and f streets; 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue; F street, between Sd and AZ
streets, southwest; and near Y street. south.
west,
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FATAL FALL ON BUTCHER KSrrK.-A
shocking accident occurred at adj mand. Dat.
last Friday night. The daughter Of William
Beatty, while proceeding down to the cellar q
her residence, carrying In her baud q large
butcher knife, stumbled and fell forward the
knife penetrating her neck, and seyering an
artery. She lived but q few moments.
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TIE LAReKsr stock Of Hosiery Is kept and
gtneer Building, eth street.
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DIR. LEON, III / street, between It'll and 18th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
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REAL Estate SALEs.-W. L. Wall & Co.
auetioneers sold last evening lot ~, in reserva-
ton No. ~, on Sd street west, near Pennsylys-
ma avenue, improved by q three-story brick
IweIlng. to John w. Mcknight for s9,1l3
Sresn g Williams, auctioneers, sold last even.
ing LOT III. in square III, corner of 10th street
between and NJ, with improvements, 10 Hen,
~ .. Linger for S1,I5O ~
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oCop WORK or THE LINCOLN MtssIoSA
meeting OF the officers and teachers o; the lin
CON MISSION, MI John A. Cole superintendent
was beld last evening, when Miss Field tbe
MISSIONARY. presented her report. shoving that
hurdreds OF families have been supplied with
ICED who would otherwise have suffered Over
GO garments have been given away 20 clothe the
destitute. More than 300 bows and g,ris ne
been gathered into the night schools and over
ITO girls have been Taught the use of the needle.
ut y II. JobrSon, on behalf OF the teachers and
IIlenGs, presented Miss Field with handsome
soh watch, as token OF their appreciation OF
her faithful services -
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AN INSANE SoLDIER.-Yesterday morning
Ofeer Hurst, OF the ith precinct, found a m .n
named David Lamb At the corner OF PeuusyI
be suffering from insanity. He took him to the
.tation house, where he was examined by DIR.
Ratlff and pronounced to be insane His frien5s
procured an order and had him convened no the
asylum. Laub Is an enlisted man and EMPLOYED
az the War Department.
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yRoP0sALs ron c0RPoRATToN BONDS

sesled Proposals will b. received by the Cammis.
NOOh, Msroh 2 la2, for the sale, 90 them. o
tnrty tnonssud doilsrf - DO. or any part There
Of Of the bonds Of the late corporation OF
Washington.
Bidders will state amount Of bonds offered ana the
price. inclusive Of interest from January l. ls52
The omm ssioDers reserve 10 themselves the right
eminent.
Proposals should be left with the treasurer AZ the
above.
BY order of the Commissioner
n,s2-fd MOSES EELIY
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

THEODORE. HOW is Irp Is THAT THE
! same Beaver you bought last year. Yes =
Mell, look at mine, and see old established "
I'm street Halter, " ho is now at No. 1917 -
HhI 70 the latest Broadway Spring Style, and il
VIII prove as durable as their 81 or g hats
Remsmber the name is CUNNINGHAN and the
NO IL lOl street. adjoining corner llth.
n. B-NEW HATS made TO order. msrl3-lm
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MOTION 70 the LABLIs Alp AnAIIuEe
. s f.as f:s. s
g ;.:s n - o s.sss
knds q nu Qpsliy IN enanfifieS 70 suit ysfcnassrs
H:s. HssS b.sS5' '''''' q o''.''s'a '': g.
gINIrED STATES PATENT OFrICE,
u wAsHIysros, ., G, March 8, lGa.
On ,ss Rssti So e xILL y u and
prayine for the extensicn Of . psteuf granted 20
Den 90 The oh day 81 June, ISIS, for N Improve
It q ordered that the testimony m the cass be
eaese e', On . ~, s ~ M - sns. .ns tine
limited 20 the 18th day Of May next, and that ssid
petition be heard on the I'd day OF may next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
maIe-fSw N. y. LEGGETT, Comnissioner
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. n. Y. ave.
and 18th St, pays per CT. on deposits. 2t3.I4tlt
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TEE BROoKLYN IN. " carpenters have
struck for eight hours work and the same nav
Is II working ten hours. The wages now are
nom 1925 to "a per day. Tho painters stil old
out for eight hours.
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IhE CoLoEFD SCHCOL TRUSTEES met last
Al anu arIIieations for teaeheTships were re-
butISI, Mary g GalegO, and Mrs. EVELYN ID
~ add Miss Mary II Andersen. PRINCIPAL Of
stevens school building, resigned her p6si,ion
on account of continued sickness and Si,Dar;r'
tehCeHt Cook was authorized TO MI the yacan.
1N letter was received from Mr. Gere. sn-
ltrirtendent Of the New England mission. re-
Sn's,lng the board TO pay teacher in their EN-
Pioy so per month and the request was grs,t-
eh with the understanding that the name he
ShleTed upon the regular payroll. Superinte A.
tth' took submitted the result of the examIua
nor OF asSktant teachers for the vacancy in eve
LoNtJ1y school. and Miss Ida Curry having
Iasssd the highest examination, WAS snnoin,eS
- 81 the vacancy Miss Grace Dyson was An.
OF SO per month. S&IJ
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lay COOKE d GO.
B a ~ x L r s,
FIFTEENTH STREE
WASHINGTON, d. O.
The Large and Continuous sales OF the Northern
Pacific rs, Gold Bonds In this Country and
In Europe. where they have O Reoosnized
S'andias on all the Bourses, Guarantees
the karty ObnaSisfion Of The Emti,s
Lfss Of Road.
The popularity OF the bonds, as shown by the sales
of over q 500 900 in this country during the
month OF January, due TO the fact that they are
based on the amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upon
over
FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND,
euscsptibls Of producing I'm abundance al the
fruits, vegetables and cereals Of the Eastern end
Middle States.
The government valuation Of this Land Grant 10
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF
DOLLARS,
or more than sucisnt TO pay the entire cost Of ths
road.
The Bonds, Nee Jte. Usssed sass Tar, are
issued in the following denominst'ons'
el@,
' s;$;::so'''''- i: 4! REGISTERED
Ana are q en- tins interchangeable at the o0ce of
he Oe1psny, or through TIE Fiscal Agents,
They have THIRTY YEARS 10 run, are offered n
s.d Act ScE
An marketable securities received N exchange.
Fun particulars furnished By
JAY CoeKR q o..
fIM YonK, PHILADELPHIA ..,xa-ov
"OuI IDRAs
OLEAN SWEEP
CLOTHING SALE.
Al oaA Han, S9s sth street. nos,
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Georgetown Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler. ncsr Az street
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sToRr
AND BLANK BOOK NAEgfACT0RY.
LlTEOGkApH1EG, ESGRAvlNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
rue public invited 70 call and err-nipe our
~ stOck BEN. v. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan 8suk,
sel.-tr sssSasts
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C.. To-nisht.

Ncfior0l TAeatsT.-NilssOn Opera Troupe in
SFau~tT
Odd F,ilo'ss' Hal.-MOns. ID. Ataiie's Comiaps
Cent nation.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
W d . a n n
PHILIP 4 SOLON0NS.

PHILIP q sOLON0Ns.
Bible Music. Being Variations. In many Keys.o,
Musical Themes from Scripture. Frsacis ia
Thoqehis opon GcvsrsneR, ny Rr,hur' Is
PsIk street Pulpit Sermons preached 6y ,
wv, MII, y. s,.s MNSTT.y IHcSrd series .
The seventh Vial, OF The Iim- ~ Tro5sTs r.. -
gun, BY Rev. John Cumming. n u. suthor
Pre- Historic Times, ny SIR John Lu6DooE. z %
american ed,.lon : %
ssS tie shrine ny the au'h'r Of the Pilgrim
Tire csn SMt q Enrli.h Literature ny
sta'esneHls Year Box, Isz2-......-,. I 40
Ihs odysS.y Of Homer. b. William Cliiea
MUSIC ;nd Morals: Rss ii. r HAYES, =. - I IS
Cecil's Tryst. BY the author ~ Carbon : Year -
northern IsId. B, oliver Optic -. I %
RonshipE e. By M.rk rwsia. Another sas-
ply IN afew Gays. sut Upton taken. 5 .
PHILIP a s8L0MONs.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATTONERS.
maI3 sll PENssrLVASIA AvENUE
| list 81 NV n"ok. ROB SALE Ar
D. Nj. ToRSER a. st; AMP Pa. Az.
Of Past Lie b. sir I Henry ii aoiana
ers.an and ce1nnsm N r IrTi,ssa-sS' flo0d'
Little Moorland Princess BY the author Of ssOla
N am sales Secret Price 81 IS
Patty. A Novel. b. the author OF Rooks,nne -
Price "a cents.
The Mystery Of orciv>I. Translated from tho
French. Price u ccuts
Two Plungee for A Pearl By Martinez coflfps
Price rs cents
The sylvesters or. The Outcasts. Price IS cents
he High Mills Of Katherine Saunders. Price rs cts
Ltd IN the Storm. By Ouids Price 50 ceats
Sharaeter. BY samuel Smiles. Price 81 50.
Price 81 50.
wilfred Cumbermede. BY George Macdonald. Price
els. 49,
Can the Old Love- Novel. Price IS cents.
cents.
New X nedies. Quarterly Retrospect Il Thers-
pentics, Pharmacy. SC. Price ~ cents
John Jasper : secret Sequel 10 Charles Dickens
my stery of Edwin DrOod" Price 81 rs febI
Notice.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

o.fFoe Post ard Dspor Comnissayv Of Ssbsjg,Ho, D
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., March 10, lisa. {
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received AZ
TINS once, until AZ m. the LAST MONDAYS OF
Aprn, May, AID June, for the following Stores
No. flour, Corn VI al. soap, Beans. Salt, Homi.
ny, Bacon, Break fact Bacon, sm Oh cd Beef
Amount required each month, quality, and coDd
tic ms, made known BY
m2-6t q. BELL, q. s., u. s. A.
TROPOSALs EOR CORP0RATI0N RnNns
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TIE JAPANESE EMBAssY-MrA T Ksw
age, secretary of the japanese Embassy e.
ISTted by General Myers, visited the Indian
lei Ilhntht Yesterday. IL is the intention OF
Mr. kswsge TO collect specimens of mineraI.
hOtAhN. shells and curiOSities, as he travels
throegh America and Europe to found a mn
:, nm IN lcddo- General Army, Governor of
Ne" Mexico. met him at the Indian DeDart-
melt and presented him with specimens of
nolan bows and arrows, &c, and minerals OF
~ At territory. VI
haZ'Su ShOSi SawOhira Nahusbima ex-
isinlio OF japan. with his travelling compan-
iobs asitaro Hiyakutaki. Echo Tanaka- ami
bHrSflo ltatznOera, visited the supreme Cont
OF the District o. Columbia Yesterday and
were Introduced 10 the judges by Hon ijeorge
r Fisher, and Mr.. jun e-chi-rov q Ec'Is,,s,N
Ils japanese law student
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Bible Music. Being Variations. In many Keyso "a,
Musical Themes from Scripture. francis il.