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DRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
TMINE
PoST OFFICE DEPARrMENr.l


Sealed Proposals will be received al this Depart
esioek' noon Tor furnishing wTsspias Paper snd
Twine for the use Of the post office in the United
@ ie .sS articles 20 Se a1se free ~ y
gen.e e the Department A. the Blank Agsney Of the
The quality and the estimated quantity Of each
s a. reauir Re are sPseif,esd esl.S
and g weigh Pognd, % The reAn each
sizes. and to weigh S pounds 70 The h' resrn n,
each ream 20 contain % perfect suires
500 pounds Of Cotton Twine, In bails % weigh
about one half pound each; 10 measure srora
soboubd &C. 20 prevent their becoming loo &c
90. 80. aid sled by tram pOrtati0n.
% eco pounds Ct coarse Hemp Irvine, IN balls 20
weigh from one to tvo pounds each. 20 msas,
sIs ir Snd % 70 SSn yard to the Po1na % b.
coming loose and tangled w Transportation
Samples Of the articles required viii be furnished
70 persols ho desire 20 bd, on application the
X nnst Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
More or less than the estimated qusnti,ie. NAV
nay require, at the discretion Of the Postmaster
Zach bidder must urni.h with nj. prero.al ep.r.
antees OF his ability % comply with his bid, and
certlneste from postmaster that such guarantors
Awards viii be made for each article separately IL
deemed most advantageous 20 the Department
I've sufficient sureiies will be required 10 each
failure 70 furnish promptly any article con
osttco iOfs - stltmpt 10 impose upon the De
gartment articles inferior, in the opinion Of the
Postmaster General, 90 these contracted for viii 6e
contract.
Bids NOT made in conformity with thi. advertise
mept viii not be considered.
The Postnss,eI General reserves ths right e
by the interests 81 the Department.
sro,~Sals must lie tndorsed on the enyelope . Pro-
Rosals ier wrsppns eeefr rsI, oeoss e 70.
Iwine,n and addressed 10 ths sA<s asS"' Wy
H.''eI General "'. sN5 <. J =, eYSirswrIL,
QeSZSe.4 Postmaster General
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tee, reported the Invalid Pension bill for the
next fiscal year; which was referred TO the Com.
mittee of the Whole, and made the special order
bill appropriates $4,000 600 for the payment of
pensions.
Mr.. Shellabarger, (ohio, } by unanimous con-
calling upon the Secretary for all information in
possession Of the Department as to the whole
number Of vessels subject TO the inspection law
in the years 1Ses, '69, 20 and II; the tonnage of
the several vessels; the number lost in each
year; with the amount of tonnage, on the waters
that flow into the Gulf of Mexico, on the lakes.
the inland waters other than those two, and upon
the coast
Mr.. Conner (Texas) asked consent TO introduce
resolution reciting that j. p. Sawyer was car
rying the mails OF the United States on certain
routes in the state of Texas and the Indian ter
rtorv, on special contracts with the Post Office
Department, at n cost of 100 per cent. more than
the work would be done by other responsible
parties; that he had failed 10 conform TO the
requirements of the service; that il was believed
he had imposed upon the Postmaster General
by fraudulent represe nations: and that the
government was being scfrauded to q large
amount; and directing the appointment of 3
committee OF three to investigate the subject,
with power to send for persons and papers. He
said III the House would adopt the resolution. be
would pledge himself to prove all that was
therein stated.
Objection was made and the resolution with
drawn.
Mr. Conger (Mieb) introduced a resolution
which was adopted, calling upon the Secretary
Of the Treasury for Information As TO the mum
Der Of marine steamers uron the lakes, and the
nature of the service rendered by them.
Mr.. Whiteley (Ga. asked leave to introduce
bill TO relieve the political satellites OF Hershel
'. johnson and Jackson Brown OF Georgia; but
objection was made by MIR. Shapks (Ind.)
Mr.. McCrary Clowa) called up the report on
the contested election case of Mckenzie
BraXton, from the 9Th Virginia district; and the
resolution reported by the committee, declaring
Mr.. Braxton entitled to his seat, was adopted
without discussion.
Mr.. Knsella (N.Y.D offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Committee on Print
ing 10 ascertain and report to the House the
amount paid TO the Globe for advertising and
printing in the past ten years.
On motion of MIR. FaTnswOrth, the House, at
O'Clock, adjourned.
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More tEan one hun5-Sd Of our citizens feel thsro
peIyes uuter peTssusi obiigs,IOn 20 c. GAUTIER,
Ne. 1917 and 12ls FeEnsJlvaziS Svenue. for be-
izz able through the virtues OF his celebrated HI
tire rartciV pate IN the festivities incident tae
Heliday = sson. Although Mr. G. take much pride
IN thus being puiic brnsfsctoF, he docs not SLEW
She Otke dEtes c: his business &c his oSser
walton Areaf- his store ErCsus with the imrse1se
stock Of Liquors and Cord sis ported for the Ho-
jdsy trade, and which have been selected with
for the wants Of his patrons. Those IN wsHs Of
WHISTLES, Bran6ies, Wines and Liquors, s5ouli
<svor hiri With call, and be assured that what they
CTy In his Ire viii be not vEy pure but unsdElter
- Ha.la
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A HARD HIT at the Virginia Legislature O.,
last winter is circulating in Richmond 1t ar
pears that party, who had his own reasons for
makingtbe inquiry, approached Pennsylvani;.
railroad man in Philadelphia, and asked him
fatty whether his Company intended to spen,
any more money in Richmond this winter.
. No, sir, no; empi aticaliy no." was the ex-
citedreply.
"Why not?'
Il II tell you why, sir The members of tn,
Pennsylvania Legislature are gentlemen, sir
perfect gentlemen. You don't have to bribe but
opce; but" bringing his fist in yirtuous indyna.
ton down upon the table) "those ID scoun
drels in Virginia have no more conscience thar
hog, and you HereT know when yOu are don,
buyinQ thenn
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Brutal Outrage i'm a Police Van

ST LOUIS. jan ia niosi brutal uutra- 70
was pcrpetaied in the police van between 3 ~. q
so'clock this morning. The van hal star f
from the third district with eight prissncrS-fiys
men. and one white and two cOlored women
destined for the Central police station. Duriu Z
the trip three Of tie men-Thomas Foley. De-
mis- Cox, and NJ ichael kecnan-frrcihly ravish- I
the " bite woman. named Ellen Burk. SIX time
mfiicting severe injuries upOn her, A. testifc 0
To by phy ticians Who examined her. The Othrr
prisoners seem 20 have been gr-aflv frightenrt'.
NJ they rendered NO assistance 90 the struggln !.
woman. Foley, Cox, aud keenan, were sent -
jail. and will be tried for rape. Ellen Bark b.
represented to he a VirtuOus woman. hut occa -
sionally addicted 20 mtempcrance, tor viii. p
She was then arrested
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what the Mormon. want.

INV YORK, Jan. is.-A Salt Lake special
states that Attorney Bates mission TO Washing
ten is 10 secure the remOya of Governor Woods
Judge AeKeon, Marshal Patrick and Secretary
Black.
Bishop Harrington has offered I'm the Legisla-
tive council bill for the election Of delegates
10 The convention TO prepare a constitution for
Utah as a state. 1t provides also, that the con
stitution must be adopted by the people, and
contains clause that the convention shall send
three delegates to the republican national con-
yentiun
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Custom Hou.e Contradictions.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Retrenchment
Committee continued it, session at the hotel to-
day. Collector Arthur testified that the state
ment made by one Grant that a consultation
was held between him, (Arthur) eN-Collector
Murphy and Mr.. How and Inspector Terry, at
which Terry was promised promotion in once
the 18th assembly district was entirely false; he
never promised such Promotion TO Terry. T..
Beckwith. a member of the A sembly, sent
letter stating that 30 far as Horace Greeley o
testimony related 10 his voting for Smith for
speaker under custom house influence il was
untrue.
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OK ONE Of the recent cold nights lady &C
guaihtaDce of ours put her two boys in bed i'm
cold room, tucked them up and sat down on Ia,
edge Of the bed TO hear them say their PRAYERS
johnny, aged seven. got through all right and
cuddled up TO Willie, aged FIVE, who had lust
ecmmencedhis prayer. Presently Willie began
to hurry, the words came faster than he coulS
distinctly utter them, and the prayer endet
thas: Z" 1 pray the Lord my soul to keep-ameI
take your hand of from me, or III warn
your ear for you." Johnny was tickling him.
NQshriile Tcle0rcpb,
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Railroad AsSociatiou

ST. Louis, Jan. 1s.-The railroad convention
yesterday elected the following officers of the
new association President, Thomas Allen;
Vice President, Albert Fink; Secretsry an 4
Treasurer. j. III. Sheldon; Executive Commit
tel. j. Fleming, A. Mitchell, w. Il. Arthur.
J. Z. AcMullen and g. III. Nettleton. Atlanta
Ca, was selected as the next place OF meeting
on the first Tuesday In April.
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Fires.

NEwBERN, y. C., Jan. ia fire on Pollock
and Craven streets this morning DESTROYED Ber-
rvs drug store, Hahn's bakery, Halls COOK
store, Estons jewelry store, and Agostiue's con-
tectionery store. Loss about 5000; onc-third
insured.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. Is.-A fire at Mount
Joy, Pa. to-day, destroyed the following prop
erty: Brady & Sons edge tool factory: BRADY
Bros. malleable iron works. and Beckmeyer
aDce $1,000.
LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. ls.-The city mills at
Danyille junction, Auburn, Me, owned by
Dinghy, Foss & Co., were burned with their
contents LOss 5000; insurance II ? 900.
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stokes. the Murderer. I'm Court.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-There was a great
crowd at the court of oyer ami terminer this
morning to witness the arraignment Of Stokes
tor the murder Of James Fisk. The murderer
was brought TO the court in a close carriage
and arraigned. His counsel asked a postpone
ment, as they had not seen the indictment vet
The case was then adjourned till Wednesday
next.
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The Maryland seastorship Que>tion
Not Vet settled.

ANNAFoLTS, Jan. ls.-The legislature. IN DIN
convention, to-day hailotted for T. =. SrU 10y
With the following result. 4. Earle. 3. e. ...
Nickers, -; Geo. Il. Dennis, -; Y. y. Groom .
Thomas, 5; John II. Fr6lkiin. I: J. A. !. Cres-
Wen, II. The balance were scattering. The
democrats hold caucus tonight o. agree upon
a candidate.
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kansas and Missouri

SHOOTING AFFAIR.
LEAvRNwoETH, KANSAS, Jan. Is-The an
nual meeting of the Kansas and Missouri ASsO-
elated Press was held here yesterday; W. r.
Baker, OF the Topeka state RECORD. was re-
elected president, and George #. Prescott, of the
LeavenWoTth Commercial, secretary aud treas
urer. The following board Of directors were
chosen John Bettinger, OF 81. Joseph: John
A. Martin, AtchisOn; ID. K. Anthony, LeaVen-
worth; John Hutchings, Lawrence; L. X. Abeel.
Kansas City; NJ. MumfOrd, Fort Scott. Six
daily papers have ceased to exist during the
year.
The Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
Railroad company has leased the Leayenwerth
and Lawrence branch of the Kansas Pacific
road and will commence running trough trains
from the Indian territory TO Lesvenworth in
February, as soon a. the railroad bridge at Law
renee is completed.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Palmer. in attempting
TO aid policeman in making an arrest yester-
Jay was shot by John Elder, fireman on the
Kansas Central Narrow Railroad, the ball pass
ing through the lungs, and il T. feared the
wound If mortal. There i much public excite
mtnt concerning the affair, hut opinion is
divided as 10 the merits OF the case.
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MISSISSIPPI EDITOR thus sets forth til
virtues of friend, lately deceased, mixing poll
tics, poetry, and piety in Q very ingenious man
neT: " III we needed q friend or q favor Blanl
was the man, ever generous and kind, cleve,
and agreeable in every circle, every way worth,
OF trust and confidence. As such we tried r.
elect him county treasurer, but he Was defeated
by the radicalso
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PrencsaIs for Go,ernmenf Hands

INV YORK, Jan. lS.-Ihere were fifteen pro-
posals for government bands to-day. am bunting
10 about Al, 49,, 80. from les g. 60 1895 The
amount advertised tor purchase b. ~ .0ca
ana II bought will 60 AZ los q TO the market
price OF gold.
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II NOW APPRARs that the pre- Adamite man
~ least the American branch of him-knes
all about what we have been delutling on rselves
Mss the modern art of war, for, according toonr
Haiifax exchanges, . four pound cannon ball
has been found in . lump Of coal taken from
at the Acadia coal mine, Maccan, Nova Scotia
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TIE aeaih Carelfna STATE nehf.

INV York, Jan. 1e-A Columbia az pa cb
states that tie Union Trust Comp; 2, besides
assuming the debt of South Carolina on the
basis Of fifty cents on the dollar als2 settles the
Indebtedness OF South Carolina to the prese.....
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A Nxsaerteus Muraer-

LouIsvILLx, KY., Jan. ls.-The body of a
man washed ashore at this city ON Tuesday.
with horrible cash in the head, has been ids1,,
tined as that OF Samuel Bateman. for som.
weeks missing Murder Is suspected.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. iS.-The annual Ises-
sion Of the Minnesota Encampment Grand
Army Of the Republic, was held yesterday, with
afull attendance. Captain H. A. Castle was re-
elected Commander.
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0Tbey call Bergh an animalitarian now.

ga Wisconsin girl saws wood for q liyin-.
- Water costs more than whisky at Eureka,
~Eufaula (Ala.) ladies are fond Of fox h ant
ing.
ga number Of ex-oficers of the French
army, at the invitation Of the japanese govern
menf, are shout to proceed to Japan to instruct
the native army in military tactics.
e0There is great excitement in Canada in
regard to reported gold discoveries ut Peace
EGmiBfop.
ga Bangor Me- mlkman recently left n
quart Of cold water at . house, but returned
soon after with apologies and little bundle OF
cnalA -anst that he said would make it all right.
give hope to keep clear of anv ip.rs,ss g..
the smallpox In Massachusetts,, but are threat
cned win worse calamity In the multiplication
VI state constables.--Bostoa Post.
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THCRsTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
tee.h Sold by all druggists. Price, and 20 cents.
yOTyEN'S INoDoHoUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
BR restores soilea gloves squRl TO Sold ny all
azggists and fancy goods dealers Price, q
errts, de sly
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A You've POsITIVIsT.-Parson-W l. a
Miracle Boy-BUnno. Par~on-Wcll. III the
sun were 20 shine in the middle OF the night
what shOuld yOu say IL was Boy-Thc moon
Parson-But II you were told IL the sun,
what should vou say IL VASE Boy-A lie. Par
som don't tell lies. SupuOsc told vou IL was
the sun; what would you say then? Boy-rhat
yer wasn't soheri
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NTsiC AT HoNE.-Thc HOstess-DooT Miss
Linnet would you-sroUld Won sing one OF thos..
charming ballads while : 90 and see IL supper's
ready? The Compsnion-O, don't ask me-
feel nervous. There are 20 many people -
Tie Hostess-O, Hey won't listen, bless YOU not
one of them Nor nott
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THE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, Iss BROADWAY, NY.
Il. c. FISHER, Presilent.
BRANCH OFFICE, 5Is 7th street, n. psf Gaio..
LIGHTER MAROHE, GeuH Manager

I'll I " afIaEers.
Invites Particular Attention 20 its Special ana Pom
uiar D. atUIr-.
FfrN.-Its Rates lower than those Of most
rrmirneDt and safe !, NJ Danies.
SecONd 1t WAS the hrrt company ia the Tinted
States which guaranteed policy holders a DEFINITE
NA>H - RRENuER WALTZ. the amount of which u
distinctly kNIoRsEn OK THE'POLiCg N FIGrREs.
cies.
FORTH Of it's Policies are absolutely Non
Forf-itable.
F-fih.-Its Dividends arc declared Annually upln
the contribution plan. AID on -f0rfeitlhle
SsTa--NoreetrictiOn upon Travel or Residence
SereHih-It allows Thirty Days Grace la tks
pa, n eut Of Premiums.
Eighh.-Its Charter prints a 90 make invest
ments in any section OF the Union. and Its does in
vest IN ell its General Agencies. thereby rendering
n 9 Home Company eNery where.
ktHfh.-t invites ven 10 insure. expecting 90 deal
with Won hoDesfly, Hnd 90 give fair nis alent
iOT Your money. See one Of it, policies aud tie
terms.
Composing its Board e Directors for this city ana
District OF Columbia are SINE Of our best busine-.
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
Company. - .6m
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RatchelOFss Hair DYE.

THIS splendid Hair Dye II the beet in the word
HARMLESS, reliable instantaneous does po. oSntaia
leeH For asy ttiaIie pss9n 70 produce paralysis or
Death Avoid the vsuntet and iolRsve pre- parsriOus
hcAsting virtues they 60 not possess. fhs senuins
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has bad thirty ye1-'
untAruisbed reputation 10 uphold its integrity As
the only perfect Hair DYs-Black or Brown. Gold
~ all druggists. Applied &C 4 8 bond street, New
York fes-u
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nS-Five sisters named Lukcns. the oldest but
sixteen, living AZ Bnst0n's Station, Pa. pub
fish n week paper called Lane Things, and thcy
print il well a. colt il.
~ The new paper money which has appeared
in Paris j. printed in blue ink on fine tissue
parchment paper. aud j. issued ly the SOciete
Generate for small payments of one. two and
live francs. IL il well received by the public.
~ small change has been extremely scarce since
the war.
81 Tie PrusSian Minister Of Public Work,
has ordered that the railway carrta g,-s OF ever b.
cas- are TO be furnished with apparatus To
warming tb, N by means Oi a chemically pre-
pared compressed charcoal. This regulation
10 be enforced both on the public lines and on
those which are private property.
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INV ORLEANS La, Jan. ls.-John Y. cbnas
well known engineer, vas found dead In hei
from an overdose OF laudanum. "e"
The city is very quiet.
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TIN COLIN HALL.
THE0DORE THOMAS,


UNEQUALED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
Oh SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS
Pronounced by the entire pres. the larze.: and
1esf perfect CCncer; Troupe " hich has as,ier
taken . q ur either in this country or in Europe,
WILL
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. 24IH,
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 2JrK
which, owing to the nune rOus engagements Of SIR.
THOMAS Company, viii necessarily De thu
ONLY CONCERTS OF THE SEASON.
The following celebrated SoloSts will appear FOR the
first time
MISS MARIE kREB>,
The Young and Brilliant Pisni-te
hR. BERNHARD LISTEMANS,
The Disting she'd Niolinist,
Together with the
GRAND ORC H : RIA
OF over
WITTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS.
Price Of admission, 81; reserved seats. 40 cents
extra. The sale Of reserved seats and tickets will
commerce on Friday morning., Jan. 70, at Hefze-
To:ts Husic Store, where the programme Of ths
Concert can also be bad.
Doors open a. 7.l5; t. commence al Us
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CHAkLKsTox, w. Va. Jan. Is-Aoe,
spirited debate in the constitutional conyentjo
yest rday, the resolution TO move 10 wheeiin
was tabled.
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k.oin-.


NIw YORK, Jan. Is-Catacazy sails on sa-
urdaY.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE South DIscoS-
TFNUED--By direction OF the President the mil
iiAry division Of the south is discontinued, and
the commanders of the departments of the
south and Of the gulf, com posing that division
are ordered to report direct to the Headquarters
OF the army The personal sta II of the late Ma
Jor General Haiieck are TO report for duty with
their proper commands, and the general Off GERS
OF the divisions TO the chiefs of their respective
departments.
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The MONITOR MAHoPAC, Commander ellis,
hitting out to join the West India squadron, has
her officers and crew on board at the Navy ard
and to-day steam was gotten up for the purpose
OF testing and adjusting her machinery, and TO
see how her guns and turret worked. The trial
was satisfactory. She has been dismantled since
1850. She will leave in a few DAYS for the Nor
folk navy yard, where she will be run in the dry
dock for examination of her hull an6 repairs, ii
needed -
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SP ECIAL MOTTO ES.
Hat,au.- crystal. Discovery.

Ash lcT W. :, q lAhs 70 "ts-f tne only a. q
GRAY Hair, remove Gau''T nj. .nd $40, as falling out
LSfgs =, ti@>, ccEtSiUiBS over hslt ~ sQuch MOTE
than aay cher Hair pre- e,.rAsion, s..
SCiH ~
Ward 3 walsh, Islh s.I-st and Penn avenue and
18th ard u ssrsc.s
g. Calvert fq56, ifs1 P-rusyt.aria avenue
thri-tiapi Brcs IN MD Il st-sets
e. " Cropi-y il1 Bridge street, Georzsts~n.
,. j.. q D.,pnell, sih street, Navy Sa-d.
y. y. Hjcki ug - street aus Pennsy aniS aycn
Il. A. Fscon. - ana = -trests Island.
Nm. law. c.rn~r If'h rnd u streets.
Was S'ctt &N1n., AD Pennsylvania avSrHe.
And a. tie Depot, cOr,.P5 ri sui ID ste. y. W. ysa
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LIVERY STABLES.
Il FOB RICSPriO.s.
TIE ARLINGTON STABLES,
lI2A q SIkEET. YEaR Mak nIp.nru-

Constantly on hand AND for hire BIZ the naonth.
gcsk or sour, the LATEST STILLS OF n
seVtions with polite aad well dressed driv- <Sa
ers a nc ai.r attention pad to boarding horses
oels en y. CRUIT, JR., Proprietor.
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SATURDAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Doors Open AZ 4 o'clock.
FAREWEBL W ACHTEL MATINEE.
LUCREZIA BORGIA
Mr.. wACH1kb in lis magnificent role Of Gsnnaro.
Mime. LIGHTMAY, LucTeZts.
vi lie DE GEBELE. Maffio Orsini.
Mr.. WEBBING, Dute Alfonso.
SrECrAL NOTICF.-The management, in order 10
give opportunity 10 all classes Of music lovers,
and especially to the Ladies who attend she
evening Per fOrnances. to So and hear Mr. WAC II
TIL, the Greatest of all TenoIs, has adopted the
following scale of prices for the ASiines:
Reserved seals, Orchestra Al q OTcha-tra Circle,
81; Dress Circle, 4 so; Admission. : 4; Gallery
80 Cents.
seats for sale DOW At the Box Office. nsat
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BACK IRON LoNDoS.-Messrs. Brown and
CarptnttI. vi the Third Auditors Office; Gar
nett; Fletcher and Sample, OF the Secretary's
Office; Morgan, of the Second Auditors Office:
Baker, of the Light House Board, and Coon OF
The TTeastrcr's Office, returned here Yesterday
from London, where they have been acting as
clerks 10 Assistant Secretary Richardson. But
four clerks are now i'll London with Judge
Richardson, as the work there is nearly COM
pleted.