Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. SS Ww. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY... .ssoee-+-.s JUNE 22, 1965, BF READING MATTERON EVERY PAGE, BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. DECISION RELATIVE TO DESERTERS. The Treasury Department has decided that Soldiers who have violated their contracts with tbe Government, by committing the crime of Gesertion, during the time for which they had enlisted, or were drafted, have no legal claim either to the pay which had accrued at the time of desertion, or to any paymentof bounty; and that any payments hereafter made in conflict “with this decision will be disallowed at the Treasury. ADMIRAL DAHLGREN, ‘The U.S sloop-of-war Pawnee arrived here last evening, having on board Admiral Danl- eten, who has been in command of the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron for the past two years The Admiral will leave here to- | ey tor the North. i" We havefrom John F. Ellis, No. 306 | Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th | streets, the following pieces of new music: | Sunlight thro’ the Leaves; Mazurka Semplice, | by Robjohn Fantain: Mazurka Caprice, by E. | S Mattoon; Tis buta Dream, song, by Mlle M. Dubois: Happy Day is Coming, song and | chorus, by Lockwood; Flight and Capture of | Jef Davis,a descriptive instrumental piece, by Wolf Erine. New Mvar From Horsce Waters, pub- Hisher, New York. we Rave received a new | ballad. «O, Send me one Flower from hi Grave,” and ‘Funeral March te the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. {> The Baltimore Clipper alone of our Bal- | timore exchanges has the honesty to give the | Star credit for its reports of the conspiracy | trial, copied by them all word for word. B7- Suillington sends us the July number of | Madame Demorest’s popular Mirror of Fas aons. ‘Zhe Truce Between Gens. Sherman and | Johnston. | The following is an endorsement, by Lieut. | Gen. Grant, or a copy of the letter of Maj. Gen. Hailack, dated Richmond, Va., June 7, 1365, and published in No. 50 of the Army and Wavy Official Gazette, together with the tele- gram therein referred to: Respectfully torwarded to the Secretary of War, together with a copy of the telegraphic | order to Ma). Gen. Halleck of date April 22, 1565. which copy would have been enclesed with my letter of date May 27, i-65, transmit- ting the official report of Maj. Gen. W.T. Sher- man of the operations of his armies in the cam- | gign of the Carolinas from April 1, 1965, to Z 10, 1565, had I not sup; that that part of Gen. Sherman's report to which the within commuDbication especially refers related to the brew Arrangement entered into between Gens. Sherman and Johxston on the 25th of April, ‘which terminated in the surrender of the latter Qu the 26th of April. 1565- - S. Grant, Lieut. Gen. Fortress Monrog, April 22. 1565.—Major General Halleck, Richmond, Va.: The truce en- terec into by Sherman will be ended as soon @s lcanresch Raleigh. Move Sheridan with | cavalry toward Greensborough. North Car- clira.as soon as possible. I think it will be Well to send one corps of infantry also, tae whole under Sheridsn. The infantry need not go further than Danville. unless they receive Orders nereafter to do so U.S. GRant, Lieut. Gen. Mk. Liveoty on THE QUESTION OF NEGRO ScrrRave.— The following private letter | ‘written by the late President to Gov. Hahn, ot Louisiana, ts of interest, referring, as it to the subject of negro franc2ise TIVE Mansion, WASHINGTON, March Hon. Michael Hahn—My Dear Sip i congratulate you on having fixed your name in bistory 45 the first free State Governor of Louisiana. Now you are about to bh. ve a con- robably GERKO uA ORR. Pihee, things, will iy suggest, for your private consideration, ‘whether some of the colored people may not be let in, &s, for instance. the very mitelligent, nd especially those who haye fought gallantly inourrarks They would probably help, in some trying time to come, to keep the jewel of diberty in the family of freedom. But this is only & suggestion. not to the public, but to you alone Truly yours, A. Lincoin. Svicipg or Epmenp Rervin.—The Rich- moud Republic announces the suicide of Ed- mund Ruffin, of Virginia. A memorandum was found among his papers, stating that he could not live under the government of the United States—that he preferred death to doing so. Ruffin was a very prominent politician of ieee: and fired the first gun on Fort Sum- rr. S7The tirst new wheat of the season was sold in Baitimore yesterday at $2.50 per bushel. ®7 The iron-clad Canonicus, which fired the last shet against the rebel forts at Charies- tor, and was the last vessel struck by the en- emy’s shot in that harbor, is on her way from Port Royal tocome of the northern ports, prob- 2bly Philadelphia. @7 Freigbts have peen secured for five thousand bales of cotton on the foreign steam- ers sailing trom New York in the next four- teen days. Do" The Sanitary Lodge, situsted near the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Depot, Al- exandria, was destroyed by fire yesterday Morning. A considerable amount of stores were lost Sv Rear Admiral Goldsboreuga, comman- Ger of our naval squadron, destined for the European waters, sails frem the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day on his flag-ehip, the Golo- Taco Otber vessels of the squadron will shortly follow the Colorado. W7Among the passengers by the Africa, Which left Boston for Liverpool yesterday. was John P. Hale and family, United States Minister to Spain. ®7 John C. Breckinridge, the Rebel Secre- tary of War, has arrived at Havana, having Imade his escape in_an open boat from the Florida coast. The Rebel General Slaughter sad also arrived there, haying been driven out @t Matamoras by his ewn soldiers. {7 The Virginia House of Delegates organ- izeg on Monday and adjourned. The Senate ‘W&s not in session for want of a quoram. W7Gov. Hahn has published a card, in ‘which he declares that the Legislature of Lon- isiana adopted the Constitutional amendment Abolishing slavery, the reports to the contrary being untrue. MA! C.—Tbe members of NEW JERU- SALEM LODGE No. 9, will meet ac their corner orth and D streets, on TO MOR ay.) at ils, o'clock. to ‘attend the fu- eral of our late brother, Humny N Sipss - etrep of sister Lo are fraternally io- vited to unite with us. By er It UBIAS HURST, Sec'y. MASONIC —The Officers and Members of COLUMBIA B. A. OH4PTSR, No. 15, are requested to meet at Ventral Masovic Hall, corner ef %th and D streets, TO-MORKOW,( friday.) at 32 e'clock . te attend the foneral of cur late Jom- pavion, Rev Haney N. 8tpxs. All Companions if good standing are fraternally invited te attend. By order Ut) 8 JOHN THOMSO ATTENTION 51R KNIGHTS '!-The mem- bers of Columbia Commandery, No. 2. are Zequested to meet at their Asylum,corner of Sth and D sts. TO-MOBBOW ( Friday) at I1%s o'clock a. | wm . ip full regalia, to attend the funeral of ourlate | Frater, Bev HN Sings. Ali Sir Knights Tem- Good standing. are fraternally invited to By order of 4 Com : F 4. T. LONGLBY, Recorder. | SECOND BAPTist CuUROH SABBATH | SCHOOL — The excursion proposed Dy this | pone: for the present. te err Pictures and Frames. 510 tats 510 GREAT NATIONAL WORK OF ART. JUST IssUBD AND NOW RBADY POR SALB. AT THE WELL-KNOWS HOUSE OF P. J, BELLEW & CO, 510 BEVENTH BTREET. Three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. Clark's noble representation of th jt! or Lust Moments of the late eeetnnoene LAMENTED PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN, on the sad morning of the 14th of April, 1355, at the house of Mr, Peterson,on Tenth street, sur- rounded by full length portraits of his family, Sec- retaries STANTON, WELLES, McOULLOCH, USHER, Generals HALLECK, AUGUR, MBIGS, Surgeon General BARNES, Attorney General SPBED. Chief Justice OHABE, Postmaster Gen- eral D. ajor HAY, Hon, UHARLES BUMNBR, and ethers. Thissuperb Picture has been executed in the highest style of Art; size 25x33: on heavy paper. It has called forth the ungualified and unanimous approbation of every critic who has yet sean it, both on the ground of its grest artistic beauty and for the wenderfal correctness of the exact position of the parties surrounding the death-bed. aa well as the strength of the portrai!s, and also being the cheepert Work of Art ever issued Every lady and gentleman, and citizen and sol- dier, who can avai themselves of the opportunity, are pespectraliy invited to call early and see this GREAT WORK. It will only be sold in single copies. framed in the ricest mouldings. and packed free and shipped to any ad¢ress, on receipt of the price; or, unframed, will be sent free by mail to apy address on receipt of price. A discount will be allowed to hospitals and oth- er army departments, public schools, &¢ P. J. BELLEW & 00., 510 Seventh street, Washington, D.C., Three doors south ef Odd Fellow’s Hall, Sole Agents for the District of Columbia, Mary- land, and Virginia. Canvassing Agents wanted. It OR SALB—A Horse, Harness and Spring Dray ood eréer, will be sold cheap. Ap- ©1 Pennsylvania avenue, near 12th Je22-3t* ply at 2 street. eg STONE & PUGH, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in Butter, Hops. Mait, §e., Will .on the 18ST OF JULY, open the » Store, No. 377 D street, between 6th an FIRM, cious 7th, Brewers and Bakers are respectfully solicited to examine our steck, which will be sold at New York Prices. ; ‘ N. B.—Special attention will be given to the Butter Trade. Buyers and consumers will always find a good stock and good bargains at our House. A)l Kinds of Produce and Merchandise received and sold on commission. Je 22-8t™ CBr SUMMER DRESS GOODS. LARGE STOCK JUST RECRIVED FROM AUC- TION. More than £0 pieces of MOZAMBIQU E8, POP. LINS, LUSTRES, GRENADINES, OHALLEYS. LAWNS, and JACONETS, price from 31 cents to 75 cents per yard, and all very choice styles and cheap, TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS im great variety at low prices, 308. J. MAY & OO., 30> Pennsylvania avenue, LOST AND FOUND. Os8T—A LADY'S RETICULE, containingabout targa Sth ttrect The hndce wil be rowacded e 5 er Lb br leaving it at 336 6th atreet, near K street. it* " O8T—Yeaterday afternoon, a buach of KEYS, LShtictrenne or ioc street, Aurone Geaeg the same and reta: them to this office will be liberal Je 22-20" > BETRAY—One BAY HOR’ emned. The owner Ehazgee, aud take him prove roperty ay A i LLIVAN, lith st Jeors-st? Falralon abit Band 0 Island, } GHT TO MY STABLE, corner 2%th and Berens, on the 2ist ine BUN MULE, about 16 hands high. The owner please come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, Je 22-3t* jum ged I y ca'ling rae ane avenge, nese Bank of Wash- an ing the same. . A.B. ALLEN, $5 REWARD.—Strayed on the 12th i reddish brindle COW, with white face aud horns, also har a wart on the right fore teat Any one returning said Cow to No. 70 Congress street, Georgetown, will receive the above re- ward fe 21-3t= o_O AKEN UP ESTRAY on the eubscribar’s place, T one small BAY HORSE, about four years old: has the cistemper. Theowner will please come forward, prove property. and pay charges. G. W. OROOKER, Lith street =oad, je 21-6t* near Piney Branca. $2 REWARD-—Strayed or stolen last Monday, ) aie) between {and 10 o’clock. from 7th street, between B and F streets.a HORSE and WAGON. The horse is sorrel and the wagon green. The suove Se wine gives if renee too between 3d and 4th sts., Oapito i » Je 21-3t™ PETER PFEISTBRER. STRAYED AWAY—On Sunday, the 18th instant, a Buffalc COW. white and red spotted or m. xed color, with white spot on the forehead. Any per- son who will return, or give infermation se that [ can get her again, will be liberally rewarded. ~ i F. BRIDGET. je 21-2t* No. 395 Pennsy'vania avenue, BE WARD.—B8trayed or stolen on the night § 1 ) of the re inst .ome dark BAY HOBSE, his right hind legis white over the joint. and swelling in that legas high as the knee: a large horse in very good order, The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the animal at TIM- OTHY DESMOND'S, corner 34 and @ streets, Island. Je 21-2t™ ICKBD UP NBAB SWAMPOODLE. a Sorrel HORSE, marked I. O., whieh the owner can have by proving property and paying cbarces. Por particulars apply at Star Office, je 20-3t* OGND—Picked up on the 2ith instant, by a small boy, » POCKBT. BOOK, containing money and other papers. which the owner can have bycalling at 319 i strect. couth side of Pennsylvania avenue, and paying fo: this eaver Je 20-3t* tisement, Lz AT PARK Hi TABLES, on or about the Ist of June. adark bay yi about six years old ond about 15 hans high. The two right feet are white; pupvied in hind legs. The owner will please cail within ten days from thie 17th day of June, pay expenses and take her away, or sbe will be sold at public auction to pay for ber feed. Ce trot LOUIS BEYER. PERSONAL. OTI€E —Those ns who engaged of me the four new Frame Houses. containing 6 rooms, on 3d street, are requested sto come for- ard by the 25th instant aud pay a déposit, or they 1) be for rent or sale. Also, wanted a PAINT- ER. Apply toJ AB. ROBERTSON, Agent, No 60 Prospect street, Georgetown, D. C. Je 2)-4t* ALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HA - H NEWER ae ees He _ >reved itself to be the most perfect prepara- tion for the hair ever presented to the public. It will restore gray hair to its original eolor. It will keep the hair from falling ont. It cleanses the acal p. It makes the hair Justrous and silken, It isa spiencid hair dressin, Forssle by W. B. BNTWISELRE, corner of 12th street and Pa. avenue. and by GA83 & GATLY, corner of 9th and I ats., Washington, D C.; and CLOSE. CORBETT & MONROB, ATTORNEYS, . PATENT, REA. BSTATE. AND GEN- CLAIM. ORAL INSURANCE AGENGS. ¢ CLAIMS of all kinds a 7 Fhe Lor aa nance, Quar A3t0. aud all Bovarnm. AcccDnts, promptly made up and adjusted, MONRY loaned and advanced on Claims. Especial attention given to PATENT CABES, PATENT CASES pror ptly attended to. REAL ESTATE bought and sold. Houses and Farms for sale or rent in Washington, D.O., al- exandria, Va., and surrounding country. POLIOIES granted on LIFE. FIRE and MA- RINE RISKS, in come of the oldest and most re- sponsible Insurance Companies, inst the United States ollected, OFFICE, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite Willard’s Hotel, _je 22 Im" WABSGINGTON, D.C NEY YORK AND WASHINGTON STEA SHIP COMPANY. Gee Old Line between NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON 4xv GEORGETOWN, OCEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE and EMPIRE, in connection with Inland Steamers, GEORGE H. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN ELIZA. Regular sailing days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, atl2m., from the fect of High street, Georg town, and Pier 15, Bast River, foot of Wall street, New York. For Freight or Passage apply te C. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foot of High street, Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & O0., Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, JAMES HAND,117 Wall street, New York, Freight received con tly aud forwarded to all parts of the country with deapatch, at lowest rates, e22 6m C. P. HOUGHTON, Agent. QUMMAE ARRANGEMENT. LINBN COATS and DUSTEBS from $2.5) to $4 5) each MARSEILLES VESTS. LINEN PANTS and VESTS. Boy’ LINBN SUITS fine. INNING, GE peesaee 7th street ard Maryland evenus, 21-3” Je sland. [OX CREAM! ICE OREAM!! 10E CREAM! P. J. NREWMAN’S ICE CREAM SALOON, 261 Pp nue, near 12th et. Confectionery and Fancy Ctkes slwaye on band. Je 19-3t* PBLADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER. PHILADELPHIA LAGER BRER. NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSET‘'S ODER. PREMIUM MINERAL TERS, I desire to call the attention of Sutlera and others in the vicinity of Washington and George- town, D. C., to the fact that I have constantly on hand a supply of the above enumerated articles. Those wishing to purchase on the most ad tageous terms are invited to call at my establish- ment ana examine the goods. Upon timely notice, I will deliver the artict: purchased in any part of Washington or G town. RICEY A. na Union Bottling Depot, No. 57 Greene street, je 3-1m (Chron. Georgetown, D. 0. cz. ICE, 108. ‘We have completed our arrangements fo . - delivery of the pure BOSTON FRESH POND ICB. We ell no other. We have one price for the season. ‘e deliver promptly. require our driverstc give exact weight. We never fail to supply in shes of sueamee Hodes a liberal and assure you a ry ona TT FOWURR & ap2s-tt — = 21-20 COUNTY TAX Pa ae Ne E} hee given that the TBS —Notice is ue A deduction Cll per cent | | Reali il Fridey, the svt stant. arpearac® (Owed | ara: open THURSDAY, the 220" being | continuing daily unti! Frftay. the ith inwoe’ 2 & CO. J CARE £0) ‘No. 71 Louisiana enue, i ade permanent arrangements oon- Beningots of BUTTER, OABMSE und Rags ed to furnish the trad Fioe 1 ‘Mone Cider always op han’ : tof ing City Heil. : ee eee AMES PLELING: Collector. GBAGN CHURCH FEBTIVA ae ObD FELLOWS’ HALL, BY TR LADIES OF GRACE CHURCH, (Bev. Atrxep Hoimeap. Kector,) WILL OPES MONDAY TABLEAUX Entrance 15 cents; Children 10 A Band of Music in attendan: Donations of Confectionery, Prultsand Flowers @iadly received by the Ladiesat the Mall.or at the eeldence of the Restor. Maryland avenue, No. ats. LECTION NOTIOR. Orriog Wasuisctow an» GRoncer iLBOAD Company, Corner isth street and ork svenue, Wasinatex, D Pi Office of the Company, on W of daly, 1660, The pelle will be se at. oO cloc’ D. ane cic 30 opened at 120’clock . g GIDEON, President WO, GRBENLBAY, secretary acd Preaazrer, 1 ” Also, Storage to let in a dry clean cellar. m3-1m CARRIAGES! BIAGES! OAR OARBIA rie rene 12 work 80: vente: ot wea yicee Teasonable. Repairing promp' BOBERT H. GRAHAM, 409 Pa. a: a! Bear 4% at., aud 374 D G=BMaN LI Just received a now amo of real GBEMAN LINEN: coosishtn’ bent Kind Eheeting, Table Cover, &e."Burchater wilt fad meat No. 475 13th at., between Pa avin .d D Bt. my $0-lm* T.UBFO.” —For sale 250 setta of 2a; HARNESS and {args esa oBtKs Penn ‘HB. Apply to ae oungtow. oh streets ‘OppOs ite National Ho! ‘Ai ‘times ee pai —___¢ 21m" BEADY AND CONGLUSI T TRack oe ‘BatMbouDls Moore ks et forth ip the vs. Di-venaatary marae A, MoCARTHY. June 19, 1365, je 33 6t* DD EA® ZRIRND:—The Captain is mow a sound Man, aad thanks me for recommending bint to whom he was treated so honorably and skillfully. DS. DARBY is etill at 499 7th street. je 19-Im* STROLOGY.—MADAME KROUSE will give ipformatiCn on all the affaira of life, and ia respect to a!l other subjects. She can be consulted atall hours of theday and evening. Gentlemen 1 Ladies 50 cents. She can also show a likeness as large as life. Residence 415 8d street, between Pa. ar. and O street. je 17-1w™ I R. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania avenue, near léth st.,over Messrs. Kidwell’s Drug Store. 8p 5-3mif* by R.S, T. CISSBL, 110 Bridge street. George- jo22 ati between 9th and luth sts, | town. and by all Draggists. 10 20 Tee $ os. F_E.Co W. A. Moxioz, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I WILL NOT Lite Gob neh Va Vols, N Late War Depi canny. pele contracted ay my wife, ANN BMc- this date, ROOLAMATION. Mayor’s Orriow. O:ry Hatt) .__ WASHINGTON. J 19, 1855. Representatiors having bi rabid Dogs are running at large in this city, this is to noti’y owners of such animals that the fol- lowing section of the act approved January 1, iets, entitled “An act relating to dogs,” will be strictly enforced for a period of sixty days from acd after Baturday, the Ist day of July next : Be wBenacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board af Common Council. That whenever it shall be made to appear to the satisfaction of the Mayor that any animal of the dog kind within this city. which shall be for good and sufficient reasons, oO! which the Mayor shali be the judge. deemed and considered mad, it shall be the duty of the Mayor to bis proclamation requiring that all aui- mals of the dog kind sball, for a period to be defined by the Mayor. wear a geod and substantial wire muzzle, securely put on, 80 as to prevent said dog from biting or smapping; and any animal of the dog kind going at large auring the period de find by the Mayor without such muzzle, shall be killed and buried; and it shall be the duty of the police constables, or such other persent as may be desigpated by the Mayor, to carry oct the pro- visions of this act je 20 eo3t RICHARD WALLAOH, Mayor. FrBsncn JACONETS AND ORGANDIES. We shall open to-day fifty pieces very choice styles of FRENCH-PRINTED JACONETS AND OBGAN DIES, from Berkard & Hutton’s sale of Laat Friday. Also, from the game sale, BLACK BILKS, auch an GEO DB RHYNES, TAFFEFAS, GRO GRAIN AND MOURNING SILKS. LUPIN’S THIN BLACK GOODS of every description for mourning, We offer the above goods at avery small ad- vance on the auction cost, JOS. J, BAY & CO., 30% Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th ata Domestic ECONOMY, CAMPILLION CARPET. The attention of ean blic is called to this in- vention. PAPER CARP AT, which. for cheapnese, durability and beauty, cannot be surpassed by any erdinary Carpet now in use. Call and examine it for yourselves, at 452 Pa. avenue, between 3d and JOHN BEATY, Agent, PECIAL NOTICE.—I wish the attention o wholesale and retail buvers te the greatest bargains ever offered Intenaiog to make some pie in my business. | offer my well selected stock of DRY JODB for one month at reatreduction. Black Silk, $1, $125, $137. $1 50. Shawls, only $1 50, $175. $2, $3,worth double; rs. Coats, Basques at low prices; Para is,8un Umbrellas, from $1 up; Bieachei and Brown Cotton, oplz 20. cents; Yard wide. ouly 25 worth 85c.; Fiaid, Plain asd Gtriped Dress Goods, ns Je 20-2t at @ ‘rench Lawn. in great variety, k Al + ccat 6icte.; White it ;Linnen Duck Drills and Obaek. for boys wear, as low as 40 cents; C for $1 12; Bradley Hoop Skirts, very ch at #1; Stockings, 2 cta,; Men’s Socks, cents, great bargains; Handkerchiefs for ladies and hildren, 10 cents, very chess. Remember to cali early. BENJ. NEWMAN, delo-st 463 7th street, near G._ Ww ! Fre OBKS FIREWoRKs: “BB WORKS! 5,000 packages of Fireworks. at private sale to the trade. being the largest variety of Orac! 8, Torpedoes, Scrolls. Pin Wheels, Blue Lights, Homan Candles, Rockets. Triangles. &o.. &e, ever offered in this city. Trade supplied at New York prices. O0., Auctionsers, W.B, LEWIS & je 17 6t No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. Stine OFF, without regard to cost, all re- maining stock of SUMMER MILLINERY. Pe Ladies would do well to call and get a CHEREAP BONNET at 514 7th street, up stairs, opposite the INTELLIGEYOER BUILDING. jo 19 31° | Patan ORANGE COUNTY Ice CREAM LLOY B’3 OBANGE ¥ Warranted the beat in theme RORARRA Aiforders promptiy tiled io SAMUMLLLeYD, 390 Iith street, between —1¢8-1m™ i Maas. svenue. Remarks Se Art A CARMTUL BEAMINETION OF BELMUOLD’S PREPABAT they enjoy o tpi oe Mae Le Parc te hia, June 1th, 1340. mae %-40 street, | 4% O'CLOOK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Waskinaton, Jane 22, 965. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Buying. Selling 210936 U. S. 6's Coupon 1881 110% U.S 5-20 163% U.S. 10-40" a One Year Certificates. 99% New Yorg—Fiest Boarp. Coupons, 110: 5-20’s, 103%; 10-40’s, 96%; Cer- tificates, 99; Gold, 142 THE REMAINS OF MRS, SEWARD. The remains of the late Mrs. Seward, wife of Secretary Seward, left her@this morning at six o’clock, in @ special train for Auburn, N, Y., accompanied by the Secretary, Miss Fan- nie Seward, Major Seward, Dr. Norris, Gen Hanceck, Gen. Ricketts, Mr.Guttman, Trans- lator of the State Department, and others. Mr- Frederick Seward was very anxious to ac- company the remains of his mother to their last resting place, but his attending physicians advised him nottodo so. Nearly ali of the heads of the various Departments and & num- ber of prominent military officers tollowed the remains to the depot. ‘The coffin in which the remains repose was manufactured by Harvey & Co., and is of black walnut, covered with black cloth, the exterior of which is very plainly trimmed, and having plain silver handles. A plate of solid silver upon the top of the coffin bears the simple in- scription, “Frances Adelaide Seward. Aged 9 years.” The coffin is lined inside with white English crape. The outside box. to con- tain the cofiin, is also covered, and is lined with fine black alpaca. IN THE OLD CAPITOL, Gale, the notorious Alabamian, who advo- cated the raising of one million dollars in the South to be used for the purpose of murdering the late President Linccin and his Oabinet, ‘was brought to this city yesterday and as. signed to quarters in the Old Capitol prison. TO BE MUSTERED OUT. Gen. Parke, now commanding this depart- ment, has given notice that in obedience to in- structions from the War Department, when- ever a brigadeis broken up by reason of the muster out of regiments, the brigade band will also be mustered out THE VETERAN RESERVE CORPS, Under the recent orders of the War Depart- ment relative to the discharge of men belong- ing to the Veteran Reserve Uorps, three hun- dred men of the isth regiment, now stationed here, will be mustered out of service in a few days. ACTING JRETARY OF STATE, Mr. William Hunter, Chief Clerk of the State Department, is Acting Secretary State during the absence of Secretary Seward, who has gone to Auburn, N. Y., with the remains of his deceased wife. COMMISSARY STOR It has been ordered that if troops serving in this department receive commissary stores un- fit for issue, they shall be returned to the depot from which they were received for such dis- position as shall be deemed for the best inter- ests of the servic CLERK AT THE EF SUTIVE MANSION. Casper H. Conrad, a Clerk in Col. Ingra- ham’s Office, has been detailed for clerical duty at the Executive Mansion, and ordered to report for duty to General Muzzy, the Presi- dent’s Military Secretary. THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION. President Johnson has designated Saturday morning as the time for a special interview with the South Carolina delegation relative to the affairs of that State * GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA President Johnson yesterday appointed Judge Lewis BE. Parcors, of Alabama, to be Provisional Governor of that State. SECRETARY SEWARD. The Secretary of State, who has gone to Au- burn with the remains of his deceased wife, Will, it is expeeted, be absent about ten days, APPLICATIONS AND Parpons.—Yesterday the applications for pardon of General Ewell, Genera) Echolls, Gov Aiken, and Mr. Tren- pol, were filled at the Attorney General's Of- ice. In addition to those heretofore mentioned the following named persons have applied for and obtained the President’s pardon under his proc- lamation of May 29th, 1965 : J.H. Witherspoon, A.D. Coffee and H. C Jones, of Lauderdale county: and Alfred Bat- rie, of Mobile, Ala. William Keigh, Ports- mouth; W. F. Lynch. Richmond: ©. W. ©. Dunnington, Prince William county: and G. A. Schwarzman, Richmond, Va. William Reese, Knox county, Tenn.; A. G. Hawes, w. ensburg. Ky. Dunuington, above mentioned, was Super- intendent of the Capitol Police at the time President Lincoln was first inangurated. S7 A southerner was arrested at Mechanics- burg a few daysago, charged withrobbing a farmer of Cumberland county. Since his ar- restthe accused has made a confession, in which he states that an organized baud of southerners, called the White Ghost, is scat- tered through Pennsylvania tor the purpose of robbing the people Papers were found on his person giving the names and locations of different individuals in the valley, as well as a list of the towns and distances between them from Williamsportto Lancaster. SaLzB or Rvat EsTATE.—On the 10th instant, John B. Brooke, Esq., as trustee, disposed of «Key's Quarter,” the property of C. D. Hill, Esq., situated in Nottingham District, in this county, containing 775 acres, for 315.0u0. It was purchased by Charles C. Hill, Esq., the same gentleman having previously purchased Mr. C. D Hill's life estate in said land.— Marl- borough Gazette. +02 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. OHIO UNION CONVENTION. CiNcINNATI, June 22.—The Ohio State Union Convention met at Cincinnati to-day. General W. B. Woods was elected President. General J. D. Cox was nominated fer Gov. ernor by acciamation. A. G. McBinney, of Warten county, was nominated for Lieutenant Governor. Hon. S. 5S. Warner, of Lorain, was nominated for Treasurer. J. Brinkerhoff was neminated for Attorney General. James Mcore nominated for a member of the Board of Public Works. The Convention passed resolutions lament- ing the cruel death of President Lincoln, and endorsing the policy of Andrew Johnson’s ad- ministration, and that four years of sanguinary war has demonstrated that slavery and its in- stitutions are irrevocably opposed to freedom and free institutions. and that while we are anxious for an eerly reconstruction of frater- ne! relations with the insurgent States, we de- mand it shall be upon such terms as will give Assurance of peace and security to loyal Ppeo- ple, and prosperity to the Federal Union. Capture of Rebel Gov. Clark, of Missis- Sippi. Carrc, June 22.—Goy. Clark. of Mississippi, isreported to have passed through Meridian under nilitary escort on Friday last. The Mobile snd Ohio Railroad is reported to be completed to Corinth. The Southern Road will sooa be completed to Vicksburg. I~ Bishop Andrews, of the M. E. Church South, has published au address. in which be counselesubmission and peaceful acquiescence in the new rule. Bishop Lynch of Charleston, & most tiolent Rebel, is an applicant to Presi- dent Jomson for pardon. Bishop Gregg, Epis- copal, of Texas, advises the church to return to the liurgy as it was before war. 7 Pror to the surrender of Gen Jonoston the lateRebel Confederacy had accumulated an imm?nee amount of medical hospital stores of all kitds at Charlotte, N. C, directly im- ported from England just before the fall of ‘Wilmintton, which have been receiyed at Newbert aiter an invemory which consumed three weeks’ time. U7 Gov. Brough, of Ghio, itiveiy de- clines tobe a candidate for reelection: aud Propose to retire altogetber from public life. [3 The arrivals of immigrants’ at ‘th port of New York Jast week numbered 7,444: being the largest totalofany week thus far this gea- son. ‘ ag-Three thousand hsskets of strawberries were furnished to the soldiers in New York eu Savumdey. 2 —_——.—_ — A ® THs ALLEGED Post Urricgs ROusEeRy.—To- day, the examination of witnesses in the case of Charles W. Spencer, was resumed at noon at Justice Johnson’s office. Mr. Utermehle, for Mr. Spencer, said he ‘would offer the folowing to rebut the testi- Mony for the prosecution, and he called Mr. James A. romans mre aeeee that the Pos: stamps in city post office are in enarpeoe the dnancial clerk, and thstat present he has charge of them. They are delivered to the stamp clerks, Messrs. Underhill and McClellan, as they are needed. An examina- tion had been made, and he was satisfied that the stamps had not been abstracted from the office. He had never heard of the abstraction of bonds. except what he had heard in con- nection with the case. Joseph F. Hodgson testified that he has known Mr. Spencer for seyeral years, and bas un- bounded confidence in his honesty. While witness was employed in the post office he frequently left the money for the Treasury in charge of the accused, and none was missed. Mr. S.J. Bowen, ( Postmaster, ) testified that the accused was one of the clerks in the newsps- per department, aud he had nothing to do with the letter branch. Sometimes bonds, how- ever, came among the papers by mistake. There has been registered letters missing, but it had never been ascertained whether they had been lost. Witness removed the accused, but not because of any suspicions as to his honesty, subsequently reinstating him. After the charge was made witness took an inventery of the stamps on hand and found that there was not aperny’s difference with the book account. Witness bad not heard of the loss of more than Sli in stamps during the last three months, and this loss took place out of the office. Wit- ness understood that neither the Georgetown or Alexandria offices, which are supplied through Washington, have missed stamps. The Justice here remarked that he was satis- fied that the evidence was insufficient send the case up, €no remarking that Mr. Spencer was culpaole for keeping company with per- sons of the character of Irvin honorably ac- qnitied him. Mr. Jonn J. Joknson appeared for Cudlip, and asked leave to offer evidence to rebut that of Mr. Irvin. but the justice decided that he would not then hear such evidence, preferring that when Cudlip is re-artested that the case come up de novo. DEPARTURE oF TROoPSs.—Since our last re- port the following have left the eity by way of the railroad.—Independent Pennsylvania bat- tery, 124 men; 16th Massachusetts do., 130: Ist West Virginia de , 112; 16th independent tight do, 189; 30th New York independent do., ~9; 2d Rhode Island, $5; Sth Wisconsin volunteers, 610; detachments 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth, and tth Vermont volunteers, 4,915; 2d Wiscon- sin artillery, 56; 6Ist and iv2d Pennsylvania, 136; 19th Obio Daetys 93; Ist Michigan dv., 95: ist Pennsylvania Reserve do., 123: 24 Penn- syivania do., 106; Ist Pennsylvania light do., 66; Sth Pennsylvania, 65; 93d do., 195. The number leaving on the troop trains amounts to 152,335 men, 7.505 borses and over three mil- lion pounds of baggage. See CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Wylie.—This morn- ing, in the case of C. C. Fearson and Wm. Garrett, indicted for an assault ard battery With intent to kill, separate triais were asked. Fearson was tried, convicted and sentenced to jail 10 days and pay a fine of 350. Inthe case of Wm. Garrett a nolle pros was entered. Wm. Bowie, indicted for assault and battery and intent to kili Gorporation officer Dawson is on trial. a2 IMPARTIAL Justice. — Yesterday, Officer Pierce, of the sanitary police, arrested Mr. Wm. Douglass, Commissioner of the Fourth Ward, for creating a nuisance. The case was taken to Justice Giberson, who fined Mr. Douglass, ————— Affairs in Georgetown. THE New Market ReGULaATioNS.— The police have given an indication of the course to be pursued in all future cases of violations of the new market regulations. Tuesday, Wm. Jole was arrested by patrolman Brown for being drunk and smoking a cigar in the mar- ket-house. Justice Buckey assessed the pen- alty at $10.44. Wm. H. Robertson, for buying produce in market hours and selling the same, was arrested by officer Lipscomb. This is what is krown to Washington magistrates as forestalling the market. The penalty in this case also was $l 44. This system, strictly ad- hered to, will protect dealers as well as citi- zens. The old habit of purchasing produce and delivering in the market is also prohibited by the new regulations; so that there is no dodging the law, which gives the citizen the opportunity of buying directly from the pro- ducer. The dealers will have equal chances ot getting supplies before the market opens and after it has closed, if they wish to purchase what is brought totown by wagons. Most of them, however, are not obliged to rely upon the small Jots thus offered, they making their arrangements with the producers to send them supplies as they are needed. The strict en- forcement of the new regulations is expected by the Corporation and the police will not dis- appoint them. THE WAY OF THR TRANSGRESSOR Is HARD. James Walsh was arrested by the military yesterday for selling liquor to soldiers, and took him tothe Central Guardhouse, where he was fined $25. This morning he was arrested again by officer Lipscomb, and was iaken be. fore Justice Buckey, who fined him $20.14 for selling whisky without license: and for selling groceries without license, #5414. His business is rather unprofitable, as the same dose wili be repeated until he complies with the law. CanaL.—The arrivals reported to-day are E.H. Tracy and G. W. Hetzer, with wood, apd the J.G. Morrison. with wheat and hav for market, all from ports within forty miles of this town. The reason of this falling off is the breach about sixty miles from this terminus, which is undergoingrepair. Three boats laden with coal have been added to the list, but they passed Antietam division before the breach. They bring 110.3 tons to the New H Co; 106 16 tons to Cumberland Go.; and 109 tons to Geo. H. Plants Departed —Advance, with flour, toGumber- land, and seventeen boats light Tue New License LAw —According toa recent act of the Corporation, all butchers, hucksters and others doing business appropri- ate to the market-houee in any other place than the established market are required to pay a license of $S0 per annum, as do all green gro- cers, and the penaityis aftine for every day such business is transacted of not less than five nor more than twenty dollars. Fis morn- ing, Warrants were served by patrolman Frid- ley on Jacob Hommiller, Thos. Smoot, Francis Gross and John Zeabower, doing business in the old warehouse. The officer gave them the privilege of going to the station-house without being accompanied by him, as the offence charged was committed yesterday. The butch- ers took time to go the clerk and get their li- censes from to-day, And then presented them before Justice Buckey. These licenses would not necessarily relieve them of the penalty, but the Justice dismissed the cases against them. FLourR AN® GRa‘N MARKBT —There are no arrivals of flour reported, and no transactions in flour or grain to justity a change of yester- day's quotations. The demand continues ac- tive for best grades of flour. PORT OF GEORGETOWN.—Entered—Steamers Columbia, Harper, Baitimore; John Gibson, Kelly. New York; Express, Wryther, Balti- more. Brig Black Fish, Bush, New York. Cieared —Schooners John P. Pones, Jones, Forked River: J. B. Myers, Wildins, Jersey City; Christian \, Harrington, Vieona, H. Mar, Nickerson, Boston: J. W. Fish, Willey, Bath; Consolation, Harrington, Nanticoke; Aid, Moore, Vienna; H.C. Purdy, Ragan, Acco- mac: Mechanic, Beachum, Yeocomico; Palm- er, Brewster, New York: Vapor, Bogart, do.: A_H. Cain, Simpson, Boston; War Whoop, Burke, Rock Pomt; Caroline, Johnson, Kaltt- more Sloep Sea Slipper. Faunce, Smith's Point; Zion, Hammond, Curriowan. Steamer Baltimore, Lewis, New York. —_—_——— L ACE MANTLES AND POINTst We have on hand about twonty five LACE POINTS AND MANTLES, of geod quality, which we are closing out AT OOBT. Also,alargeassort entof BUMMER BHAWLS AT COST. JO8. J. MAY & GO 308 Pennsylvania aven bet je 22-2t GBALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayor's Office until 12 m.on MUNDAY, the 26th inst. for grading Sth street east. from Bast Capitol street te G etreet south Bidders will fun earth riNi’be depen ted be th Trplus e wi e depos: where. ie Comminsioners Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards may direct, zg ipo ith W bit \e Ww. FLET ue = oe ion x! je 22-td Assistant Commission BY GOODS! DRY D8 FOR 10 DAYS! D FOR 10 Days ph aed te AO more, a#hali selloff the stoes withont re- gard to cort, consisting of Binek atike. Gros a6 Rhine, Gros de Grain, Lustaim, Silk Uircalars, Because. Goat Sig ing. IL lige of White nenetn, Osmbric: Brilliante. Damask Tapie Oloths, Taw: ling, Napkins, Fis colors, D; Goebis nidachet and Brown Cottons, “Ak iar A isi of Sbawis, $1.80; Black Stall Benard’ eran ume melt ects ever bea ion call garly and Inte, to aveid the Cro’ ari! arm Wea’ * : BANS, ‘AN, 243 7th street, 4020-66 MYTarve doors trom G rest. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C. DESL LE B iK DWELLING HO) D> LOW EN OROMSE OW aT abe Ct On MONDAY. July 34, «t6 o’elock p. m i Il, im front of the premises, the east part of Lot 0. 44, in Holy @ addition to wa, renting 5 feet on the north side o: y street, Montgomery and Menroe ts, and k 125 feet. The improvement’ insist nnip, of a desirable two-stor; containing nine reoms, cellar, and extellent brick smoke house, and belongs td the estate of the late David Rnglieh Terms: One-balf cash; balance in 6 months, wish, interest secured by a deed of trust on the roperty, PGonvevancing and stamps at the coat of the P 5 ith fi OF aes rict Bwelling Heuse, : THOMAS DOWLING, Ac-t. BY 748. ©. MeGUIBE-&'00., Auction GHT BUILDING LOTS NEARTHE MARINE a BABRAOKS. NAVY YARD. On TUESDAY AFTBRNOON, June 13th, at 6% o’clock, om the premises, we shall se!], 3 excellent Building Lots, fronting respectively on soath @ aeeeand llth street east, at the corner of these streets, These lots are finely located for building pur, se8. on the second -quare east of the Marine Bar- raoks, Navy Yard. Terme: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and = Heonithe; with interest, secured by a deed of Tust. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the par- bh . barsariy J. 0, McGUIRE & Q0., Aucts, eT d B7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until TUBSDAY, June 2th, same beur aud place ye led . ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts G7 THE ABOVE 8A 18 FURTHER Post. poned in consequence of the rain unti! MON DAY, 25th June, same bour and place. je 22 3AS.0.McGUIRE & OO., Aucta. JUST, BECEIVED FROM THE NEW YORE ‘Auctions. over $19.00 worth of English, Brus- sels. Three-Ply, Ingrain of Lowell manufacture, all of tbe best quality of CARPBTS. OIL CLOTHS, of every widtn, sample goods, which we offer st private sal ews a call baipre purchasing, as our stock is onwof thetargest in the cit GREBN & WILLiaxs, je 15 lw No. 526, corner of 7th and D ats. ANGES, APPLES AND POTATOES—Just CO Feceived from New York and for ale cheap. at nd in small quantities. to suit pur- shells No. 97 Louisiana avenue, two doors from the corner of 1th street 15-3t* GREAT DISTRIBUTION | EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, or ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MBLODEONS, Fiyg Ow Paintines, Exoravincs, Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watch ELEGANT JEWELRY, CONSISTING OF A i Pinos, Diamond Rings, Go! raceleta Tioral Florentine Mosaic. Jet. Lava and Cameo Ladies’ Bets, Gola Pens with Gold and Silver Bxtension Holders, Sleeve Bat- tons. Bets of Studs, Vest and Neck Chaing, Plain and Chased Gold Rings. &c., &c. VALUED AT $600,000. DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man- ner: 3 OERTIFICATES naming each article and ita VALUE @ placed in SEALED ENV SLO! 6 well wixed. One of these Buvelopes, containing the Certificate or O-cer for some Arti- cle, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail . to any address, without regard to choice, on re- ceipt of 25 cents. * On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what article it drars, andits value,and ca then send ONB DOLLAR and receive the artic named, orcan choose any cther one article on our 2 list of the same vi “EF Pure rs ef our BEALED ENVELOPES may, im this manner, obtain an article worth from one to five hundred dollars, FOR ONE DOLLAR, which they weed sor pay untilit is known what ie ENTIRE SATIsrAOTION, GUARANTEED 1M THE EURBKA GIFT ASSOCIATION would call attention to the fact of its being t Origin: Largest-Gift Association in t country. 6 business continues to be conducted greatly inerentes irede laproottuat Oar patrons eatly increased trade is proof D: ppreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele- gant goods, z st year this Association has sent a yaniaee number valuable prizes to all parts of the country. Those who patronize us will re- - ceive the full value of their money, as no article on our Hat is worth jess than Qme Dollar, retail, the: re NO BLANKS. Parti ing with us may depend on having prompt returns, and the article drawn wil! be im- mediately sent to any address by return mail or ex) follewing parties haverecently drawn val- prizes from the Bureka Associa . aud kindly allowed the use of their na: : ndrew Wilson, Castom House, Philadelphia, Pa., Oil Painting. value, dedi James Hargraves, S21 Broadway, New York, Oil Painting, value, $100; B. F. Jo. Barr Marshall Oo. Kansas. Melodeon, v: $200; Patrick J. Byrnes, Water Gold Watch. value. 125: J. F. Shaw east 2th street York, Piano, value $360; Mrs. Chas. J. Nevis, Elmira -» Piauo, value, $300; Miss Lucy Janeway, Bimira, WY Olustér Diamond Ring, value, $20); Mra, K noyer, City Hotel Nashville, Tenn., Meledeca value. $125; Oscar M, Allen, Oo. B. 142d regiment Indiana Velunteera, Nashville, Tenn. ‘atch, value, $35; Rowland Patterson, Oo. D, lth low: Veteran Volunteers, Painting, Mre. Abbey J, Parsons, Springfield, Mi deon, value, $1:0; James L. Dexter, 0 Byracnse, N- Watch, valu i James Bly, 183 street, cor: Bleeker, New York, Oi] Painting, value, $10); Mrs. J. O: Coles, Grand Bapids, Michigan, Silver Oastor, — value, r. J.R. Sinclair, No. 4 Main street, Utica. N. ¥., Framed Bngraving, value, $25; Hon, ee . Pen- qether. Detmold, Washington, D. C., Oil Painti valine, $100. we permitted, we might add many names totes above let, but many persens object to our - se doin, therefore publish no names without weratters: "from various parties throughout the country acknowledging the receipt of very valua- ble gifts, may be seen on file at our office. LIS? OF ARTICLES TO BB SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR BACH, Without regard to value, and not to be paid for, until you know what you will receive: 5600 Leckets, all sizes. 10000 Rats of Ladies’ Jewelry. és M0 Watch Obarme (each & ‘'s Breast ap: ear! DI noe Ladies” New Bty St le Belt * a Bovin'tas ies 2000 Ledien” Buc Each. 9 Blegant Rosewood Pianos, J eh from_.-.........-__. $20 00 te 500 ® 10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases... 125 00 to 225 1. &) Fine Oi 25 00 to 100 OF ay 12.00 to 25 100 Music Boxes... 1240 to 45 06 100 Silver Revol OTB... - -— —-=------ 150 to 4909 100 Silver Fruitand Cake Baskets vite 350 to Sette Silver Tea and Table Spocns___- eee —- 00 to 3% 109 Gold Hunting Case Watches 75 00 to 150 00 150 Diamond Rin, 80 to 290 00 2:0 Ladies’ Gold Wat 00 to 85 00 4%) Silver Watches 00 to Su Veatand Neck 5 Fon fo 25 00 ) Pairs Bar Rin , ito 6 ed Salupencil Po Picks Oto 80n 3000 Onyx Ametbyst Brooches 08 to 10 00 3000 Lava & Florentine Brooches 00 to 60 1000 Masonic Pin: tee ee (0 to 6 Su 20.0 Fine Gold Wateh Keys__. Dto 6 5000 Childrens’ Armieta......_. Dto 8H sof Bosom Studs. — Dto 518 2500 B eled Bleeve Buttons. to 10 06 10 Plain Gold oe Chased Rings. 10 to 5 (0 60) Stone Set and Seal Rings... to 10 ® ° to 20 OF to » to 6@ to wo to 3 to » to a te eo to oe to 06 to 0 to 00 a Ma AOm Since omcocormroneaemmneomake san t ie r 2000 Chatelaire end Guard Chains (hto 2 T bi . 10 7 oo 2” 50 6 on rt] bh 6 0 5 to 350 2) New Style Jet an: drops. . 2000 Gold Pen Ebery Holders g7_ A CHANCE TO OB any or ABOVE ARTIOLES FOR ON DOLLAR BY PoRcHASiNG 4 SEALED BNYELOPE FOR “Sealed Envelopes will besert for 30, Thirty for $e; Sixty ndred for $15. red ¥ WANTED EVERYWHERE. Co itrbeled desired to send United States money when coavenient, Loug letters are un- necessary. Lettera should be addressed to our Box. S708, Poat Office, for greater safety, Orders for 8 BALED BNVBLOPRS must ivevery care be accompanied by the Qasr the name of the person sending. and Town, County and Biate plainty writte: 1 Rifas should be addressed to wR ~ eee GOODEN, HUNT & 00. _my%-Im Rox 5766 PoatOffice. New York. “pemasuny OF THE ONITED STATES, DIVISION OF Bation at Banks, ASHINGTON, Se It ia by certified teat the NATIO S TROPOLITEN HANK. of Wartington, D. Lise beubisng association organized nade > fe ed vide a opal curren ured of United a ten onde, and to prey tor the cir . ‘o reof,” epproved June STIS’ he vipg coating wien the Requirements of eof naid act, and with eae eee: La, dat a Deposi- pte from cua- ‘will leo Govern- A SPINNER, ‘Trearurer United States. for $1; for $10; ment. je13-1W Pole ed fH MEDICINES.—Atso, Hem- é P baits ra ayer and all other Medicines - adver Iso, © . Rat and Roach Poisons Hair ee oda West Bud Drae Store, my 20-30 112 Penn. avenue. see eee Penn avenus._ THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER, Those whe desire besianey of compleriog, mw parity aod nrich the bl: which HELM- BOLD’S CONGR, 28 ABBA lin’ ife of the’ TRATSE: = AOT 8. a PARILLA invariably does. it is no pat: ent medicine, Ask for Helmbeld’s. mo oth- er. maar 25-6m 367 thes 367 WwW > gall; t th. ib priced, arnt nen I OWHLE © HENDSRSOM A. ig A ‘ 367 Dostreet. near 9th, — { She iaali Franklin Hall Building, { er eouDey. baaatrrebehiae To |