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The Speakership Situation To-Day

The contest for the Speakership may be fairly
said to have opened to day. But two candi-
dates are formally in the field, and the concen-
tration is upon them, viz: Samuel j. Randall
and j. G. 8. Blackburn. The former is SUM-
ported mainly by the present organization Of
the House-thoSe anxious to preserve the
status quo: Messrs. Atkins, Blount, Cook. Scales,
Vance, Forney, Singleton OF Miss, Robertson,
Gunther, Buckner, Bright, Reagan, Wood, ely,
Indiana, are the more prominent adherents OF
Mr.. Randall, and each of these holds promi-
nent place in the present arrangement Of the
Hunton, Tucker, Cox, Morrison, House, Bragg,
Bouck, Springer, McMahon, Ewing, Phelps,
Aiken, AXE Evans, Davis Of n. C., Chalmers, NJ In.
others as prominent, are set down for
Of Mr.. Randall. The chance seems to be- the'e.
most influence with the new members. Ran
dali is undoubtedly badly handicapped with
WhaC might be termed, so far as the committees
up set. In the event Of his election there
are apt to be few vacancies in the sets. From
the southern states, especially, the good places
bers, who VIII most likely be retained in the
event OF Randalls election. For instance, there
are the cha1rmanships of naval affairs, claims
and appropriations, all from Tennessee, pre-
senting q poor show for the new members, or
the old ones from that state. North Carolina
has patents and Indian affairs. Virginia has
CICCClOuo dIlu place Ou Cuc JuUCldFy COLlIL0UCo6
equal to a Craftsmanship, both held by Mr.. Har-
ris. The opposition say that the only hope OF
having.a rational arrangement OF the commit
tees Is to elect new Speaker and new cut
shuttle and deal all around.
The news from Pennsylvania, that four out
OF eight democrats In that delegation will vote
for Blackburn as claimed is discredited by the
Randall men. Senator Wallace, who Is fighting
for Blackburn, leads the detection in that dele
cation. 1t Is said that Randall is disturbing
element In their state politics, and that it is Of
no use to defeat his plans in the state every
year II he can come to washington and be
elected Speaker, gathering up thereby fresh
lot OF ammunition with which to renew his fight
In the state.
On the other hand, Randall says he has Penn
sylvan1a all right and that nobody is fighting
him but Wallace and the strikers Of the Penn
sylvania railroads. Thus 1t goes.
There are not yet fifty members in the city.
When they arrive there will be some chances
OF making canvass bordering on accuracy.
Until then it is simply impossible, and the
claims OF the candidates are the sheerest specu-
lattOn.
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IMPORTANT WORK TO BE DONE THIS YRAR
Proposals are now being prepared, for adver.
tisement. in the Office OF Chief Engineer Hoxie
for the construction OF a new intercept1ne
sewer about 1900 feet long, running from TN
street northwest, at the crossing OF New York
avenue, down the south side OF the parking OF
that avenue TO 18th street and across the White
Lot, connecting with the outlet OF the present
b street sewer, which also is TO be extended
some 500 feet westwardly About l.ss5 liueal
feet OF the lower portion OF this proposed sewer,
running through the White Lot, is TO be three
rings OF brck:eight feet internal diameter, upon
hydraulic cement concrete foundation, aver
age cut or 14Js feet, with five man-holes. This
portion extends from street, In the neighbOr-
nood OF i,th street, TO 18th street the next SEC
ton Is about l9o lineal feet OF the same mate
rial, feet inches diameter, on same kind or
foundation as above described, 1sss feet cut, and
with eleven man-holes along 18th street to New
York avenue, and along that avenue to lsth
street northwest The next section OF about
.s" ieet, same material and foundation.
Is 10 pe feet diameter, IL feet cut, with four
man-holes and extends from 18th to lIth
street. The next section OF 1000 ineal feet is
10 Oe ~ rect inside diameter, OF same material
ana foundation, lsk feet cut, with f1ye man.
the last section, OF 800 lineal feet same material
and foundation, TO be feet inches fnsfde
aismeter, with l4k feet cut, and with three
OF Mount Vernon Place. AS before stated the
excavation on New York avenue'i Is to be south
o. eae railway Gsa ut track ana parking and on lsth
street railroad. The present B street sewer
outlet is 10 De extended some 500 feet ana win
conslst OF 24-foot span brick arch resting on 4
Stone ana rubbe stone and pile f0un6Sfion.
In thls work there win be SEQ cubic yar6s Of
excavation, ,l2s cubic yards concrete masonry.
.,ieS cuolc yards brick masonry 1275 cubic
yar0S rubple masonry, Is cubic yards ronge
ruopie masonry, 140 cubic feet arch stone Ws-
sonry, 81 lineal feet coping masonry, llSyOOo
Ieet BOARD measure lumber ana Il, $50 n1eal
Ieet OF pile work. The present B street ouf1et
sewer VIII be removed as far as the Junction
with the new sewer, the material thus 0bta1ne0
found 10 be In accordance with the spocfnca-
tons win be at the disposal OF the contracfor
but must be used In the proposed new work.
There is also 10 be constructed ahonf ,so
lineal feet three-r1ng brick sewer, about fsef
INSIDE diameter, upon hydraulic cement. oon
crete foundation, towards 17th street, ooncecf-
ing the three feet drain sewer. about n fscs
long, on west SIDE OF nth street WITH the 80
sewer; ana connecting pipe sewer with sSrce
eet oran sewer. The amount q mafer1Si n
.nese ana 3 feet drain sewers q tnc3noe6
Ia tne above Approximate oettmaf6g q ~ 4
M sseet outlet sewer. There u also % e FenStrz
On tne Iloer arch sewer thFouQh TIE EofS6ical
gardens, ana the construction a n 0vorSSoW
extension OF considerable maRnifud0 TIese
oiue1ent works are 10 60 on af once amer fnF.
contracts SHAH have been made,
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What Mr.. Blaine Said at Richmond.
By a strange mistake the telegraph made
Senator Blaine, In his reception speech at Rich
mond, seem to compliment Virginia on her he
roic endurance in the rebellion. What Mr..
Blaine actually did say was this:
1.-The heroic effort now being made by Vir-
ginia under great discouragement and with
exhausted resources, to maintain her pub
lie credit, is enlisting the observation and Sc
curing the sympathy Of the whole country
Differing radically from you on some great po-
litical issues, am heartily with you On other
issues, and speaking as single republican to
an entire audience OF democrats, am free to
say that on all matters pertaining to the ma
would, whenever it is proper, vote as freely as
one OF your own Senators or Representatives.
II know myself would vote as freely for vir-
gn1a as for Maine, as freely for the south as for
New England" !"
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Claimant for n yIilliom,

GREENWICH, CT, March l2-Seyeral deposi-
uons were taken here yesterday before Com
missioner f. A. Hubbard to be used In the trial
OF tne case OF VIM. j. Merritt againt Jacob
Campbell and Jared V. Peck, administrators or
the estate OF the millionaire John A. Merritt.
late OF Portchester The trial is to Commence
on MONDAY, at special term OF the supreme
Inc piaint1n claims to be the SON and heir OF
John A. Merritt, and brings this suit to recover
the property.
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kilograms to The Star.
FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY.
A Hungarian City Submerged.
Hundreds of Lives Lost.
THE GREAT WALK.
Rowell Leading; O'Leary Behind.
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS,
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
MRS. GEN. +. w. SHERMAN DEAD.
Hundreds of Lives Lost.
THE GREAT WALK.
Rowell Leading; O'Leary Behind
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS
UBLICAN GAINS.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
An '' infectious DfsOrder'' i'm ST. Pc.
LONDON, March 12.-The Ddily TeleoraDk's St
Petersburg dispatch says: cat Saturdays meet
Ing OF the medical faculty, DIR. Botkin reiterated
ms previous declarations that certain infec-
uous disorder whatever the people might
cnoose TO call ft) exists In our midst; though
niInerso n1 II mas taken very mild form, In this
part OF the country, at least
Talk 0t Tfrm0va.
The Standards Tirnova Dispatch saws. "a The
| assembly despair OF completing discussion on
InS ueey one nun9red ana seventy clauses Of the
seriously entertained OF adopting the constttu.
tion presented by Prince Dordoukon Korsakon
en- btoc, subject to revision after two or three
Bismarck 20 Dissolve Parliament.
Berlin, March 12-The National Gazette, re-
plying to contradictions Of some Official organs.
repeats that Is expected In political and parlia-
mentaIy circles that Prince Bismarck will dis
solve parliament as soon as the budget is voted
The Royal Wedding.
LONDON, March 12.-The Duke of Edinburgh
VIII take the place Of Prince Leopold, who is iii,
ond supporter at the royal wedding tomorrow.
The POpess Policy.
Ioce della tertta, gives great prominence to the
Grated the statement that the Pope, In conse-
quence OF the pressure OF Cardinal Manning on
sne French bishops, has changed his policy and
v1nd1cation OF the temporal power We are able
10 most decidedly contradict this fiction. The
Pope, In no other way than did his predecessor.
has protested and win protest until such provi,
si0ns are made as right and reason require for
the dignity and liberty OF the holy see"
The Impeachment Question I'm
France.
LONDON, March 12.-The Times Paris CORE
spondent telegraphs as fOllows:-"A number OF
the deputies OF the left viii of course only vote
against Impeachment on condition that its re-
lecu0n shall be effected by passing the order of
the DAY so couched that no member OF the right
could agree to 1t. A very large majority WIN
certainly support such an order of the day.
Butt Better.
LONDON, March 12.-The condition OF Dr.
Isaac Butt is favorable.
Lab0rers' Wages i'm England.
The question OF further reduction OF the
wages OF the cotton operatives In northeast
Lancashire is under serious consideration. The
Pad1ham masters met on Monday and agreed to
reduce wages all around IL two-thirds OF the
BLACKBURN masters did the same The Preston
and Blackburn masters Will meet to-day A ma
Jorfty OF the Blackburn masters are said to Ia
vor reduction. The operatives association
will oppose 1t vigorously. According to the
feeling on both sides another strike is probable
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ROston,s pmh,tc Sc,.oo,.

scnooi board recently appointed to examine into
.ne condlton OF the public schools, with the
view OF promoting their efficiency, and. II Dos
slDle. reducing their expense. made a partial
report last night. The majority OF the commit
zee Is IN favor OF a moderate reduction in the
salaries OF teachers, and diScontinuance OF some
OF the ornamental branches OF education.
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The Manhattan Savings Bank Re.
NOnnns.S.

NEW YORK, Marca 12.-The Manhattan Saw
ings Bank resumed business this morning. Long
before 10 O'Clock, the hour for resumption Sey.
President Schell stated that a large number,
but not majority, Of the depoStors were draw
ing out all their deposits. Some were only draw
ing fOr present CONTINGENCIES. With a surplus
OF $500 600 the officials say they can answer ali
claims On them ~
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New sOvermMentO of Prince Ed ward.
Island.

HALiFAX, n. s., March 1s.-The leading OIL
GERS OF the new government sworn in AT Char
lottetoWn, /. L. L., yesterday are WV. sullivan,
premier and attorney general; Donald Ferguson,
commissioner or public works; Neil Mcleod. pro-
vincial secretary and treasurer. THE HouSe met
Yesterday and adjourned to the 2lst inst, when
u IS likely TO be dissolved and general election
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ THE REGULAR MON THLY MEETTIlMNGG EETlNG
ySg of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOkIl.
CULTURAL SOCIETY viii be held at Ass3cMnusoWu On
Hal. 632 Pennsylvania avenue n W WEDNESOAt
Prot; PETER COLLIER. of the Agricutural Depar, PAR,
ment- Subject, THE food OF plants and now tney
get it." An interested arr invited o., oo,.,.,-,
r~Ss IMPORTANT NOTICE.-This is to notify
tSS all having goods left with us on Loans or on
commission, which is overdue March Ia, tnat tne
same must be Renewed or on Or
URDAY, March Is, at the auction rooms OF Duncan
son Bros corner 9th and ID streets to satisfy ad-
vances and costs. g. GOLDSTEIN CO.,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
marll-4t Corner 10th and d streets
~ ANOTHER INVOICE OF THAT Won
derfully cheap PAPER and ENEELaoPptEs EIa ptS !, re-
above New York avenue mar8-1m
~ OFFICE CsirRESGH q THE G6MpnSYl MTISAL FIRE IN
W1sHnsGTos. b. G.. March 4, 1879.
The Board havi ing been advised by counsel tnas
the annual meeting, held on the Goth Of January
last and thereafter, and the proceedings thereat.
the Board now to order the annual meeting to be
held in pursuance of the charter and bylaws, and
the interests Of the company requiring, under ex-
isting circumstances. that the fullest opportunity
should be an3rded for the expression OF the sense
1t 10 therefore ordered, That the Secretary give
the necessary notice by advertisement in at least
two newspapers Of the city Of Washington: to be
the day Of meeting that the Annual Meeting OF the
Company will be held on MONDAY, the 14th of
April next, at the Office Of the Company, when and
where the election of managers will take place, be-
msr5-law5w Secretary.
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THE C0DE.-Capt. John A. Curtis, Richmond
Na) councilman, and Mr.. John H. Knowles
superintendent OF the gas works of that city
were arrested on Monday, charged with being
ABOUT 10 engage In q duel.
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California Republicans Disapprovc
the VcQsp.

:, SAN FRANCISCO, March l2-At q large repub-
Ican mass meeting last night the sentiments
endorsed were that while credittng the Presi-
oent with honesty OF purpose In vet0ing the
Chinese bill, his action did not represent the
views OF the republican party In California and
the party declined responsibility therefor
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RAIrTMoRr NE.,,h 10

,bA1II1OREy March 12-ykg1nh sixes dsferraa
IN; 40: conDolidated, S57s do oooond sas5sl ISL
90 90 Isrf e. one coupcn.. s0k North Csrolins ssss
6ALIMQRk. March i1-CoGton AM ma nm
cnaneed. flour steady and unchanged Whssf
southern rsd. Lllai ~; do smber's Isosi III 81 no
fsnnsYivani.M 1 M red Ll6tsl lsk; No vs16srn Yin.
AL .L1sx Nay: Ll4ksl llk Ocen. southern ssssds
yellow l4taiSK: western %1ed mot 1,sa ana sz; g
4zS,sa4Sx April, Assl4h: Nay, z5al5<: sfaazner.
cShaneed S Hay dull and unchaneeS. Provisiess
I 1tm ana upchansed Butter quiet steady and IN
Snm1 SSnSha1pesdi ESD ooonss dull and anohaneed WHISKY
steady-cotton. Nd: dour. "a Cd grain. 5i5sSE6
neoeapuD1our ZIP; wheat 66 800: corn. s., do;
ie0Su0 ~ "' A'''i"' oorn'
NEW YORK. March IL l2-Stocks weak Money. 81
AZ. Exchange, long, 4S6h; short. z0ek. Govern,
NEW YORK. March l2.-Flour quiet Wheat quiet.
LONDON. March y, 1870 p. m-copsols. for
money, IS 7-16; for the account, 96k o. 81 per
cent bonds l02A: 44's, l07k: Erie 4sAs
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DSaah Of Mrs. Gen. r. w. sherman.
sN1wr0RT, 3. 1, March l2.-Mn. Gen. T. W.
very low, and but slight hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
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CINcINNATI, March 1a.-An IndianapoIis dis
patcn says the supreme court yesterday affirmef
tne u constitutionality OF what is known as the
ture. The enforcement of the act win IS Srear
up ''scalplng," as 1t makes each sale a penal
ouence, punishable by heavy tine
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Naw YORK, March la.-Fifty thousand tons
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. Pre-
ylous 10 the sale it was announced that rumor
afloat that the coal to be sold was stock coal
mixed and the sale was absolute. The attend
ance was fair. but bidding lacked spirit. The
nrst lot offered was 5000 tons OF steamer Size.
II was all sold at &21s1k; 1900 tons OF grate
went at at 2.25; $1,000 tons Of egg-sfze were Of
Tered, but 500 sold at 81 Is, and the balance at
$2.2.1E; $4,000 tons OF stove was disposed OF al
S265 " ~s
The following statement shows the difference
In prices realized at the sale and those Obtained
at last Mondays sale of Scranton coal 6y the
delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad
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ST: LOUIS, March 12.-1nfOfmatlOn has
reached here that violent wind storm amount-
ing almost to tornado passed over the south
ern portion OF Macoupin county, Illinois YES
terday, destroying houses and barns and Other
property. Edward Mcdonald, living near the
southern line or the county, and hts little
grandchild, were killed, and several other mem.
Dels OF his family severely wounded. One on
TWO other deaths are reported, but the facts
are not yet obtainable The track Of the stOrm
which came from the northwest, is said 70 have
been a quarter OF mile In width
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PHLADELPHIA, March IA prominent on
cial OF the North Pennsylvania railroad sntd
the Pennsylvania and the through Boun0
Brook, OF which the North Pennsylvania IS one
OF the connecting links, was not an agRreadye
movement On the part Of the latter road, as has
been stated. He added that the Bound Rxnok
people only commenced to cut when they found
out that the Pennsylvania was Offering induce
ments to shippers by means OF lower rates. ana
TINS course was necessary to protect their own
interests and accommodate their ehippers
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NEW JERSEY TOWN ELECTIONS
ReDUblfc0m Gsalms.


MoRRIsTowN, n. j., March la.-The law re-
Gently passed reducing the number OF free
holders from 30 to Is created universal interest
In the election yesterday. The republicans re-
tained control OF the board by one majority,
and the republican ticket In TIM township was
successful, except on the township collector, by
an average OF 50. In Chatham township the
majority In favor OF license was Is.
ELlzABHTH, n. j., March 1a.-The township
elections In Union county yesterday went re-
publican. The board OF chosen freehol0ers
which stood last year IL democrats TO republi-
cans, now stands republicans to democrats
Farwood township defeats Director Martin and
elects Stiles NJ. Parse and nearly all the regular
ticket. Westneld, heretofore democratic, now
elects James L. Miller, republican, freebooter
and all the important town officers on that
ticket. Cornelius A. Runkle, democrat OF New
Providence, is defeated by John T. Wilcox, re-
publican. The other townships went as for
merry.
NEWARK. n. j., March 12.-Town elections In
New Jersey show republican gains. There Is
an increased republican majority In the Essex
BOARD OF freeholdefs. Morris county stands 5
Republicans TO democrats. Chatham defeated
the ring candidatea - es WV
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A CAN D.

a CARD.
Having more Heavy Goods on hand atthis season
Of the year than usually have. and in order to
reduce them ~ quick o. possible, preparatory 10
opening my Spring Stock. win continue to cell for
the NEXT TIN DAYS 1t the REDUCED PRICES which
] have heretofore offered. viz:-Overeoats from
Twenty-Five to Forty Per Cent Business Suits.
Dress Butts, Coats and Vests and Cashmere Pants
rom Twenty to Thirty Per Cent; Youths, Boys
and Children's Clothing at proportionate prices
good many Of these goods are suitable for early
Spring Wear. and If Purchasers do not have imme-
diate use for them it would Pay to reserve them for
next Fall
A. sTRAUs,
1O11 Pa. oVe.,
mar4tr Three Doors East of llth ct.
SHo%MfiiTEsHE!aG5Ha VIII sE !a5aRasFHED RnEAR IF YOU USE
Ceres,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
District, or
Sterling's
ST. Louis Fancy Patent,
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. or
Golden Hill,
The well known Standard Family Flour Of the Dis
trict; 1t is better than 1t ever vas, and makes
s white ahe as srsSs the driven is 1ns snow. a1a A
The abovenamed Flours can be bought at any first,
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
CORNER 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
THE CELLULSD4S Truss AND SUP
That never rusts, breaks, never wears out, Al
ways clean, and can be worn while bathing, H 1or
eAle 1t CHAS. FISHERS, 623 7th street NV.
Mrs Fisher devotes her attention to the wants OF
lady patrons decl1-ly
so BARRELS
REFINED CIDER.
OF superior quality. now being received and for
sale at low prices In Barrels, Kegs and Bottles BY
SAMUEL G. PALMEK,
Depot 81 Greems seress,
isol1k GEORGETOWN. D. q
HH1TED 9EATEe 4 PER GENT.
p1.tTi6 Twenty-ysaI BIZ pr cent Bonds.
~ 6e9ds sMHatsntsed e By gnited .statss. 70. sale
D. s. Called Bonds pnrchased.
marltr LEWIS JOHNSON co. Rankara
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ALBANY, NY, March la-The sedAte has re.
fused TO remove Superintendent OF Insuranoe
Smyth. The vote stood 12 for removal TO IL
against.
new Hampshire TOWN EleclkOnss
CONCORD, n. H., March 12.-Town elections
were held In this state yesterday, but ne party
interest attaches to the result, as politics did
not enter into the ISSUE
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= The Chicago republicans yesterday nomt-
rated A. N. Wright for mayor.
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FRlGHrFuL CALAMITY IN Eu.
RnDE-

A City Of So, 900 Inhabiaamss StYuck
by Flood from a BuruGed Dam
and H0ndreds Of People DrOw0tmg
LONDON, March 12.-The Times' correspond
ent at Pesth says: "For well nigh a week
Szegedin, the second commercial town IN Hun
gary, has been in imminent danger OF inunda-
ton from the river Thesis. which flows through
BACK OF the town have been broken. and the
saiety OF the town now depends on the en-
oankment OF the Alfold railway, 20 strengthen
winch all efforts are concentrated
The Flood Comes.
olSpatch 10 the daily Neics from Szegedln
an.s WEDNESDAY morning at O'Clock. saws:
Aier fearful night OF anxiety all efforts are
usSless. Inc water broke through with i'm
,ho nse iorce at O'Clock, carrying away part OF
Stn,, SnS raiiMay staaon emoankment and rolling
sooe soSk. Mi.nh three hours the town was many
Ieet deep In water. Terrible sufiering e COM
menclng. Shr1eks and cries from thousa nds
are neard. Houses are crashing by the s<,ore
ana In many cases carrying their inmates Min
tnem. COO knows what we shall DO to-uichf
There is no gas, the works being Is feet in the
water. fear we shall run short OF food one
boat was just going to save large houseful OF
people when fearful crash carried with n the
whole living freight The scene IS simply
heart-rending. over $4,000 people are out or
house and home. Hundreds are drowning, and
the water Is still rising rapidly"
The Last Embamkmemt Hurst.
LONDON, March 12.-The last embankment OF
the river Theiss at Szegedin, Hungary, burst
early this morning causing immense destruc-
ton and IT is feared great loss OF life.
Fall Of the Synagogue.
SZKGEDIN, March 1a.-The synagogue has
fallen fD, burying numbers OF people who bad
sought refuge in it.
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Ingram Carpets, Is, 80, 81, As, Soc
Atwood Ingram Carpets, Soc. up.
Best Tapestry Ingrafns. 75c.
Best Tapestry Brussels, 70, Is, 85c, as to styles.
Our Carpet stock to be closed out and bargains can
Table Linens, %, 25, 81 Soc, worth l0c yard more
Red Bordered Doable Damask Napkins, l0c. worth
An Linen Towels, 5, 8. 10 II, l6c., worth &C. more
Dress Goods very cheap &c. yard up, fine goods.
Atwood Ladies' Cloths very cheap.
Black Cashmeres, Black and Oolored Silks, cheap.
T. N. NAUDAIN,
mAr46 1O9 Market Space,
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Mar7-5I
TOT Market Space.

CPBLNG GOODS. Low PRICES.
~ Just arrived, new Wool Buntings, 25c these are
in Back and choice colors
Setnch Black Cashmeres, IS, 30, 75 and 81.
New percale0 and Calicos for Spring sales
New Remnants of &c. Calico. now 49c
Spring Ca aimeres for Men md Boys wear.
Brown Linen Table Cloth, 18c.
xun width 8heeting Cottons, IL, 20 and $50
4 lot Of fine Hoeiery marked down to l2Hc
BENZ. MILLER,
mAr4-tf 1O3 Bridge street, GEORaETOwN.