Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY.......00+...e0eeTUNE 11, 1867 7 BEADING MATTER ON BVBRY PAGER. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. & The following is the official showing of the dally circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: Evenine Stag. 7.715 copies per day. Intelligencer sess 3,562 & be ‘Fhe returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken trom the books of the Internal Reyenve Office, are as follows: EVENING STAB., Intelligencer. ——_-. MILITARY +0$13.107 9,108 --—____. OPERATIONS AGAINST THE HOSTILE INDIANS. The Military Division of the Mississippi, including the Indian Territory west of the Mississippi river. is under command of Lieu- tenant General Sherman, and the military operations against the hostile Indians are cen- dueted under his directions, he reporting te General Grant, commanding all the military forces of the United States. Three Department Commanders, Generals Hancock, Augur, and Terry, are acting in the field under com- mand of Lieutenant General Sherman, who is also m the field in person. All applications by territorial authorities to raise troops, or for local military force, are referred by the War Department to General Sherman, ip whom authority is vested to determine tne Decessities for troops, their numbers and equip_ ment, with authority to take command and disband them immediately when the necessity for them ceases. This supervision and con- trol is given him as commander of the military division, in order to confine the employment of local troops to cases of actual necessity, and to subject them to some re-ponsible control- The local authorities of every Territory are urgent to raise troops, but their applications are, in every instance, sent to Gen. Sherman for such Action as he deems necessary and proper. Itis believed that the Governmen; could make no better provision forthe troubles existing in the Indian territory. The military service certainly has no officers more able to deal with the emergency in a vigorous and discreet manner, than Generals Grant, Sherman, Hancock. Augur, and Terry. The military difficulties of the situation are greatly enhanced by conflicting views of In- dian agents and traders, and the desire to have military forces and consequent large military expenditures in the remote territories, upon which there can be no more efficient and pra- dent check than the controiling judgment of General Sherman. THE SPECIE DRAIN. Notwithstanding the cry of hard times which comes up from al: parts of our country, ac. companied with predictions of a financial break down, there does not seem to be any dis- position to economise. Young America will not smoke a cigar or drink a glass of wine less, if the crash is coming. Last week nearly two anda quarter millions of dollars in specie were shipped irom New York for Europe. if this sum went fer the purchase of artictes necessary fer consumption, or machinery to add to the productive capital of the country, it would not be so bad, but a great deal of it goes for mere luxuries-—extravagant dresses, Jewelry, wines, cigars and nick-nacks. Take last week’s importations, for instance. We find included 1m the list the following :—Jew- elry, $59,486; fancy goods, $34,306; cigars, $15,666; perfumery, $7,399; toys, $3,943; patent GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinseton, June 11, 1967.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- securities : ¢ ipa Buying. Sling. 0.5. 6's Coupon, 1681 .sccesccoeeell2. 1133 U.S. Five Twenties, 1862. i 110 U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. 106% U.S. Five Twenties, 1865.. 106% U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y, 109% U.S. Ten Forties..,, 99% U.S. Seven Thirties, 106%, B.S. Seven Thirties, June 156 106 U.S. Seven Thirties, July, 105% 106 MEW YORK FIRST BOARD GALES. Ooupons..... WZ $0.40°B eet ce eee 99) 5.20’s, 1862. ‘ x 20" 5.20's, s 106% $.20's, Jn.&Jy,'65.109% Gold...e. +08 FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonds im home and foreign markets as follows. New YorRE, June 11.—First Board—U. s. 6's, 1881, coupons, 1124; U.S. 5.20’s, coupons, 109%; U. S. 10.40’s,coupo 905: S. 7.30", 106; Pacific Mall, 141%; Atlantic Mai! 107; Oanton Co., 44; Uumberland Coal Co., 30; Quick. silver, 26%; Mariposa, —:do. preferred. —; York Central Railroad, 1014; Erte Railway,60 Erie preferred, —; Hudson River Aro 1085 Reading R. R., 106%; Michigan Central R.R. 111; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana - R., 684; Mllinow Central R. R., 119; Cleve- land and Pitteburg R. K., 763,; Northwestern, 354: do. pressed, 59}; Cleveland and Toledo, 117: Roc! Island, 89%; Fort Wayne, 97; Onio and Miss. certificates, 25; Western Union Telegraph, 44%; Boston Water Power, 2. +See PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPART- MENT.—The following promotions have lately been made in the Treasury Department: Secretary’s Ofice.—C. H. Townsend, W.S Hindine. N. E. Stoops. F. W. Gilmore, W. H. Glasgow and N. W. Burnett, from ist to 2d i cess Golay and W. F. Harvey, from 2d class. Third Auditor's Ofice.— Alexander Smith, Al- fred Flowers, A. Campbell, H. M. Ewing, W. H. Whitney, S. J. Franks, M. D. Mortice, T. R. Eastman, T. W. Lindsley, J. R. Ashley, J. S. Hatch, B.P. Cutter. H. M. Bennett, H. C. McLain, J. H. Barker W.P. White and T. E. Martin, from ist to 2d clas; J. O. Baxter, W. P. Dunwiddy, trom 2d to 3d clas: H. Brown, from 3d to 3th cliss. Bolicitor’s Office. —W. FE. Bendz, from 2d to 34 class; Webster Elms, from 3d to 4th class; W. H. Newman, T. J. Murphy and W. R. Bart: lett, from 1st to 2d class. Fourth Auditor's Ofice.—D. S. Holland, from ness 2d class; W. fF. Stidham, from ist to 34 class. Second Comptroller's Office —T. E. Martin and J.T. McGinnis, from 1st to 2d class. THE AARON aND UOLLYER FIGHT.—This fight, which is to take place at or near Aquia Creek, in the State of Virginia, the venue bay. ing been changed trom the State of Pennsyl- vania, is creating 8 greater interest in sporting circles and among the pugilistic fraternity than any fight since the encounter of Heenan and Morrissey. The men are both weil matched and game fighters, each having fought in the ring befo The match is for $2,500 aside and the championship of the light weights of America. An amphitheatre will be erected at Aquia Creek, tor the admission, at a high rate, of those who wish to wimess this fight. To maintain order,a large number of special constatles, armed with heavy clubs, are to be sworn in by the referee. There will be a tremendous emigration of the New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia roughs to the Old Dominion to witness the fight. It is une derstood that the sporting men of New York city have made bets amounting in the aggre- gate toa quarter ofa million of dollars on the result of the fight, the favorite being Sam. Collyer. RicuMowp NEWSPAPER SaLE.—The Rich- mond Times newspaper has been sold at pub- lic auction for $3,200, ‘ne proprietors of the Richmond Dispatch becoming the purchasers, Before the sale Messrs. Wheelright & Mudge, ot Baltimore, and other creditors of Mr. Chas. H. Wynne, through counsel, filed a petition in the District Court of the United States for Virginia, praying that the said Charles H. ‘Wynne might be adiudged to be a bankrupt, so that his assets might be equally distributed among &ll creditors. The Court granted the petition. The application was made to annul the objections of Mr. H. Rives Pollard, (one of Mr. Wyune’s creditors,) to the sale. the colored people, on 23d street west. een G and H strects, will be o} next SUNDAY (Trinity Sund. nion at 8'2a.m. Morning Prayer at lla.m. Eve- ning Prayer at 8 p.m. Ne mir NEW EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, FOR w leather, $916; champagne, $1,075; fruits, $66,- 00, with other articles, making a total of about 8 quarter of a million of dollars in one week. A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE held by the ladies of ST. ALBAN’S PA SH. near Georgetown. on THURSDAY AFTER- NOON, June 13th. commencing at 40’clock. There will be a line of Omnibuses from the car stand. Georgetown. Je 11-2t DEsBRVED PROMOTION.—We learn that A, J. Bentley, Esq., a gentleman of professional learning and knewn industry, lately in the office of the Third Auditor of the Treasury, bas been called to the postof Law Clerk by the Attorney General. He takes the place of J. M. Binckley, Esq., recently appointed Assistant Attorney General. GEADUATED.—Among the Midshipmen of the first class of the United States Naval School, at Annapolis, who have just passed their examination successfully, are: Eugene H. C. Leutze, ot this District; Chas. P. Shaw and Edwim S. Jacobs, Virginia; and Ed- win C. Pendleton;and Frederic M. Wise, of Maryland. po ee S7 The Baltimore American is mistaken in suppesing that Judge Merrick. of Howard county, Md., and a member of the State Con- stitutional Convention in session at Annap- olis, is one of Surratt’s counsel. Mr. Richard T. Merrick, of this city, is counsel for Sur- ratt, and is present at the trial now in pro- gress here. S7In Pennsylvania much interest is felt by both Republicans and Democrats in the elec- tion of @ candidate for Judge ot the Supreme Court im place et Judge Woodward, whose term shortly expires. Several candidates are in the field. THE Waite Hovs: ‘0-day being Uabinet day, no visitors were aamitted at the Execu- tive Mansion. All the members ef the Cab_ inet were present, and the session continued until after two o’clock. pa a es Ngw EvenxinG Pargr.—The Evening Ex- press, &@ handsome, well filled afternoon paper, published by Owen Thorn & Uo., made its appearance last evening. —<____ a@ The Maryland Constitutienal Conven- tiom, in session at Annapolis, found itself without a quorum on Saturday and yesterday, consequently no business was done. ——$_$_______ 7 General Grant has accepted the invita- tiom to visit Gettysburg Uemetery on the 20th instant. WT We have received the first numberof the Guardian, an ably edited, interesting Uatholic ‘weekly, published in this city. INTERNAL REVENUB.—The receipts from this source to-day, were $419,545.80. Murver im LOovisiaxa.—aA bloody affair has occarred at Natchitoches parish, Louisiana. -C. W. Stauffer and John Jones were partaers, but bad some quarrel. Dr Jones and Judge KE. B. Jones threatened to kill Stanffer if he did not leave the place. Last Monday Staut- fer was about to have the Jones brothers bound over to keep the when the Judge and Doctor attacked him. Just at this time Jonn Jones rode up and made his orother stand aside, while with a double-parre!led shot-gun deliberately killed Stauffer, and then rode round to his (Stanffer’s) bouse, called for his wife and told her he had killed her husband The sheriff, Mr. John Hughes. attempted to arrest the Joneses, and was sho? an the head and severely injured, and ‘an Assisiant was shot inthe arm. These Jr are nephews of the late Governor W~.), ang R.B. Jones was tb, Sppointed to Supreme oat of the State during Well, saministra- Prizz FickT NBaR ‘Orncrmn, rize fant came off *anday ‘aaa es "s Grove, back of Newport, Ohio, bet we: = McO?"rty and Johnny Galts a brace of machinists + considerable Tepute among do- mestic Dr. uisers. On the eighth the smicab’.e sport was interrn; Teun pted by the sheriff of the county and a Posse of police. A id | bel friends tried to ter-skelter race ensued: tarry off the fighters, put ‘were inded with blood tates "could aot Take heed among the trees, an: Were arrested locged on bats rt jail. on fight was for = esear’ ned eet in rference leaves ee The Pope's Dealth, according to « cor- respondent of the Pat tsi Gazette, has Intely dent states that he hud again been suferin from nis bad leg and the swo® caused = Pain, Dut pt the latest agg ants he was ier. ATTENTION. BRICKLAYERS’ UNION, No. 1.—Meet at Magee’s Hall. on E street, hetween 12th and 18th streets. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 12th, at 4 o’clock, as business of importance will be transacted. By order committee J. je M-2t* is STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.—The Ladies : D BAPTIST CHURCH will : WBER STIVAL at the chureh, between 6th and 434 s I DAY. of, . : VENINGS, i children half price. THE LADIES OF THE FIRST CONGRE GATIONAL CHURCH AND SOCIETY TM hold a STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREA w FESTIVAL at Colum 5th street. Ww ESD cordially invited. "Admission ten cents. ST. PAUL'S t Parish Aid a STRAWBERRY tival opens at 5; closes atl0 p.m. Admission free, je 10-2t A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE held by the East Washington M. E. Sunday School, at Odd Fellow’s Hall, sth street east, com- mencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 12th inst.. to continue An abu t Strawberries, [ce Cream and Soda hand. Season Tickets 25 ¢ 10 cents. CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION .— A monthly meeting of this Association will be held in the Council Chamber on TUESDAY EVENING, the lth instant, at 8 o'clock. 8-8t WM. W. MOORE Je 10-30" CHURCH, First Ward of this Church wi VAL in aid of th: NESDAY, THURS Y AUGH CHAPEL. corner_ and A north, Capitol ING, 13th inst. Season admission, 10 Cents. (Ces oBaND FAMILY PIC-NIO AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, In aid of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, will be held at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On THUBSDAY, June 13, 1357. The charitable of all denominations are earnestl: appealed to in behalf of this noble institution, which is the goat gor of infant orphans under five years of, age without distinetion of religion. Tickets 50 cents each. Children half price. Boats will run free during the whole time from foot of G street, Washington, and High st., George- own. Choice Refreshments, and Music for dancing, have been provided, and every arrangement tebeing made to make this the most elegant affair of the season. Committee of Arran, eats from Washii n and Georgetown :—Col-9, H-O'Beirne, Manne e Jones, John Carroll Brent. John F. Callan. James Lackey John Welch, J. Chapman, Peter Durnan, ¥.B. H Goo. Harvey, . L. Parsons, Newton, V. E. King, James A. Reiley. well. Peter O’Donohue, J. J. Kane, im O'Leary, William Aibert King, Mt re James F. Carberry. 0. A. hard Pettit, T.D. Daly, J.D. Dely. Carthy. jet-6t ELKECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS. ir. L. ALCAN, southwest Tickets, 30 Cents; single Je 8-3t* A O’Donohu: Donell; and J. and Penn’a ave., ge rs Sorgen of tne cenat the Skin, Colds, Gout, Nobility, ion of Pa- ralysis, Absorption of ‘Mercury le Com plaints. my 2-6m AT A “:BETING OF THE JOUNKYM iS, os, PENTERS’ ASSOCIATION, held ay Sist 1957, the following was adopted: Resolved , That” ytil the 15th of June there be in in two Lev spapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car- "enters to join our organization. and thereafter no person shall be admitted for leas than five dollars. iation. By order of the Assortitl REED, President, WM. H. CHAMPION, Rec. Boce je Lats ESTABLISHED 1662. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER Ast sTREET, Capitor Hint, PURE DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMICALS PERFUMERT. PANOT GOODS 5 INSTRUMENTS, ke. &e., Physicians Prescriptions accurately compounded. The Might Bell promptly answered.” yg NOTICE nero COUNTY TAX PAYERS — 01 5 = a The tax: por oe bebe ot ere 1867 ig it it ere! on which there isa from its cage on Sraey, morning, wpe rep tan ry id be i it. A libe Se a at el ee ita ret will ue 3e10 3 Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE Te-DAY. {By Caple to the Asadciated Press.) Lowpom, Jane 14, Noon.—Consols, 91%; U. S.5-2078, 73. Livegroot, June 11, Noon.—Middling Up- Corp, 368; Pork, 7%s.; Beef, is, 0s.: Eard, 503. ? A e 11,2 p m.—Coneols, 4%; U. S. Five-twenties, 73. Oorm has declined 2d. Other articles urchanged. FROM CENTRAL AXP Se ICA UTX AMER. Trouble About the R.R, Cuyler. New YorK, June 11.—The steamship Ari. zona, from Aspinwall, has arrived. Sne brings California dates to the 13th ultimo, ana $659,000 in treasure. A passenger reports the deathof Mr. Pre. vost, U.S, Oonsul at Guayaquil. The Panama Herald of the Istsays the march of destruction and bloodshed has al: ly com- menced im the interior States of Oolombia, The Isthmus is yet tranquil, but Mesquera toreatens to send troops there. There had been an angry discussion as to the ownership of the steamer R. R. Cuyler, now ealled Rayo. The Secretary of War insisted that she belonged to Mosquera, and finally de- clared the country in astate of war, and closed Congress. A numberof the members of Von- gress were arrested by order of Mosquera, and & majority declared traitors. The action of Mosquera was condemned by his own parti. sans. The Attorney General of the nation and two Supreme Uourt Judges have resigu«d. The President of Panama having ordered a commercial tax for war purposes, the foreign merchants, consuls, &nd commanders of ves- sels in the harbor have united in a protest. The President of the State of Magdalena nas @eciared himself President of the Union, on the ground that Bosgnert has turned traitor. The port ot Santa Maillio is blockaded. The news from Central America is unim- portant. The cholera at Nicaragua has died out. Advices from Pern state that the veteran General Uastello was at the head of the revo- lutionary party, and had taken the field. From Fortress Monroe. Fortress Mownosg, Sune 11.—The sehooner Keokuk, from Boston to Georgetown, D. C., put in bere this merning with both anchors gone. She reported fourteen schooners hay- ing met a similar fate. Accounts received by inbound vereels represent a northwest gale as having prevailed with great violence on the coast. The Governorship ef California. San FEancisce, June 11.—The delegates électen to the Uniop State Convention, elected at the city primary election, yesterday, are favorable to Geo. C. Gorham for Governor. The indications are that he will receive the nomination of that body. General Rosecrans Will probably be the Democratic candidate, New York Markets. Nzgw YorRK, June 11.—The flour market is steady; receipts 3,296 bbis.; Wheat—Market is dull and unchanged;receipts none. Uorn— Market duil and ia2 cents lower; receipts 132.803 bushels. Rye 2a3 cents lower. Oats one cent lower. Pork firmer; new mess 822.87. Lard quiet at 12a13 cents per bbl. Whisky uiet. Barley nominal. Peas dull and heavy; Sotton Gull at 26027 cents for middling up- lands. eens iced VHE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR—A full supply on hand. and offered at reasonable rates, at wholesale and yet y SIBL jell-a g lee a EY & GUY, Agents, 322 Pa. ave.. bet. 10th and 1ith sts. PAVERS. Sealed Proposals will be received until M., the 17TH INSTANT, to do all the repaying which the undersigned may require to be done on Water street, upon a bed of suitable sand, of a depth not less than cight inches, with the prego of using such of the stone now in the street that we may approve of. The proposals to state the price per square yard, and t e war kmanahipito be of the best nd, and be addressed to the subscribers, and de- red to the Clerk of the Corporation of George- town, D.C J SIMMS. 2 HL. S S, BENJAMIN DARBY, HENRY ADDISON, Commissioners. Georgetown, D. C., June 10, 1867. Je 11-St *O0OD BLEACHED MUSLIN, full yard wid leat 12%4 cts. Also. alarge lotof beautiful LAWNS, cheap, just reeeived and for sale Pr BENJAMIN MILLER. je 10-3t* 101 Bridge St.. Georgetown, D. C. [USS SANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT her business by’ the Ist of July. offers great bargains in BONNETS and MILLINERY “goods. 343, Market Space. between 7th and 8th streebs. N. B.— Lease and Fixtures of store for sale low. je 10-6t* QEINGLES. SHINGLES. Just arrived, 200,00 CYPRESS SHINGLES. for sale at our Yard, or at Riley’s wharf, foot of 1th street west. T. EDW. CLARK '& CO., Lumber Dealers, Va. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts eust, near U. 8. Navy Yard. BOOKS.—The Land of Thor; by J. Boss whe; illustrated; $2. History of the Pana- v ;,D.; illustrated; $2. id; 82.50. ve Jel0-3t B 1 Railroad: Otis, ington’s’ Translation of *s Gage: by C Castlemai y K TAYLOR COMPETITION DEFIED! AND FOR DURABILITY, NEATNESS OF FINISH, AND LOW PRICES, OCR OWN MANUFACTURE OF TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, TRAVELLING BAGS, SADELERY, HARNESS, &c., &c., Cannot be excelled in this city, Examine our LARGE STOCK before purchasing. JAMES S. TOPHAM & C@., a7 500-ea SEVENTH STREET, One Door above Odd Feliows’ Hall. REPAIRING Trunks covered and Promptly repaired. jel0-2t ATTING, CHEAP MATTING 29 CENTS A YARD. 25 CENTS A YAR.. We willsell the bala’ 2 rolls, 4-4 Checked MATTI t the low price of cents per yard, to close consigument. ALSO. Large lot assorted DRY GOODS, which must be sold very low to close a consignment. Call and get bargains. M. K. WALSH & CO., pte Dry Goods Auction Store. je 8 it 285 Penna. ave., cor. 10th st. Ww ASHINGTON HOM(EPATHIC DISPEN- SARY. 314 G street, between 12th and 13th streets. This Institution having met with great success, we will widen its scope as far as ible. , From the 1st of June next it will be opened to pa- tients twice instead of once a day, We will ore endeavor to attend all the- out pod EW’ PAT TS who need our assistance. Hor this parpose We ada to oct arseont stat? Be. 001 z Wm. Hale and Dr. CW. Sonnensenidt, DISPENSARY HOURS. From 2 to 30’clock P. M.. 3. 8. VERDI, M. D., C. 8. VERDI, M.D. From § to7 o’clock P.M. WILLIAM HALE. M. D., C. W, SONNENSCHMIDT, M. T. 8. VERDI, M. D. FEE eee RtAS inedal Premium New York gay SOAP, pumion FAMILY SOAP, jum FLANNEL Boar, Aud No, 1 BROWN SOAP, For sale cheap for cash. Orders through the Post Office will be promptly attended to. WELL 5 . B. JE nd Candle Manufacturer, No. 500 and 5088 ot hore bet ation sie” NO” BOO gat Gr BLACK SILKS FROM AUCTION. ‘We have on hand some very cheap lots of Black Silke from the late large auction sales in New York, ALSO” A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VER LSO, A >¢ és SUPERIOR GOODS, Ranging from §4to $6 per yard, allof which we consider very cheap. GOODS FOR GENTS AND BOYS, i¢ 8-2w* 50 y Drap d’Ete, all qualities. jeary White and Brown Line Buck ranging ti rd : te lie (all linen) White Drillings for boys, at 76 cents, ASSORTMEN' ed WHITE P. UE. WM SHUSTHA 2s Snel 5a7-coatit a8 aay a * of Cambria, yroverigte a improved. in ‘oxeeliont condition, lage. It will ne see a re. Toa - agreeable vill in A not ae Dense ex] ere ed in will give information concerning it to any inqni- rise fa & pieces Fancy Drillings and Duc! ALSO. JUB' A LARGE BEAUTIFUL FOR LADIES’ EMPRE! FS SALE, Ne RESIDENCE one family in f Md. The on among the most desirable homesteads in the ‘ho! ni spportuat rareone. Mr. itor of Bier who Euows the property weil, mond tion ius on “Obstruction. ‘Harrison on Boiler. my 30 FRANCK TAvion. ‘gcte’ THE STOL N Silvas Waak FouND.—This ao esa re Teceived frem Major G. Bel]. Qs. S. igvotce of propa sto Tron: Be Bo; vena “din Kaloratie, weds by Join urn, watchman of the Sab. el-tence’ De, ent, Vi: ‘ cuwtor, plated, three Pp do., one eagar-bow!, a fob Salt-cellars, three salt Spoons, One mustar: /B, ONS comb sc . twelve fruit knives, ( tiver,) one “idee shawl, and owe lace veil. These gre the ar- ticles stolen by Smith. Mortimer and King, the fugitives from jail. who were recently captured in that locality. The property was dover te Trent, Espex. HIRF.—Yesterday, Mr. James Ferguson, of Fauquier coanty, went to Georgetown and tdentified the mere ae boscast of the palin Se his pro- perty, jen’a te ago. The thief, ar- Posted by Over Heed, tutne ont toe Ned Minor, a notorious colored horse thief, who was arrested a few weeks ago i Faitfax county for stealing acow and ealf, but es- cape He is also charged with stealing a horse trom Mr. Strothere, of Fauguier county. He was willing to go back to Virginia for trial, and was delivered to the Virginia authorities. THE AQUEDUCT.—The waterin the eanal at Georgetown is and has been for several days £0 low as to cause complaints among those interested in its sufficiency for mercantile aad manufacturing purposes. This falling of the water is attributed to the condition of the Aqueduct, which is in a very leaky condition, and rapidly growing worse. 6 water has for a long time been pouring through the spans near the Virginia end, but now there are but two spans through which it does not jail. it cannot be expected that the depth ean be secured in the canal while ‘waste continues. MEECHANT’s EXCHANGE.—Thi this morning was 3,000 bushe! 2,000 bushels yellow corn, 97 cts.; 900 bu inferior, 9 ots.; 50 bushels white, 95 ct buehels white, 75 ots. THE CanaL.—There thirty arrivals sinceour Jast report, all with goal to American Oo. 871-3 toas; Central Co., 772-14 tons; Consotida- tion Co., 561-17 tone; Cumberland Co., 646-3 tons; Hampebire and Baltimore Co., 109-05 Departed—The Six Days, with sundries, r’s Mill, and twenty-two boats light, eS CGEN MEAL — Fresh ground CORN MEAL, from Foundry Mills. For sale in lots by THOMSON & BERRY, jel0-Im* 85 Wator street, Georgetown. 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUB DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOB OILCLOTA, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street. tah 38-8. NSIDE SHUTTERS. Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished atshort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Prices. , Builders’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, Urpostts Centre Market. my 21-Im A.W. HAMILTON & CO. GLATE MANTLES. ‘ BCILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Centre Market. my 21-Im H. W. HAMILTON & CO. ERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit movable Pedal Bass, (very convenient fo organ practice at home,) will POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST, preparatory to rebuilding Store. Also; 12 new and second-hand PIANOS at reduced 3E0. ILD & BRO., Prices. GEO. L. W. m 13-2m No. 497 ith st., above Pa. ave. 250 CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE at a bar- OY gain, on the ground, 8 miles from George- town. and three miles from the canal. Apply to N. . EMELY, I street, between 23d and 2t JOHN COSGROVE, 176 23d at. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. sts.,or Je 5-6t* bs 1 would take this occasion to retarnmany thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and stri: ttention to business to merit a large share of their future patronage. By lar, ely increased fac es for obtaining te gee an l= hering strictly to the cash system, T shall be en- abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower rices. I desire to call the g; ladies and pephe in general novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beanty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Call’and look at them before purchasing any others. Callearly. It is proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading, and staple styles of ladies’. gents’, mnisses’, boys’ and.children’s BOOTS and SHOES. Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of all ial attention of the 0 one of the greatest sizes, Don’t forget the place. H. C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats, je 7-1m™ 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. $30,000 Spates OF PRENCIL GooDs IMPORTED BY M. WILLIARS, No. 336 Penn. av-nue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock, ‘The goods to be sold are such ar BLACK SILK8, for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvets, all coiors, Velvet Ribbons, Lace Mantillas, Silk Mantillas, Real Laces of all kinds. Real Lace Collars & Sets, Hairbraids.from 16 to 40 New styles Waterfalls, inches long, Black Nets for Veile, Curis, White Waists, Bobinets for waists, Buttons, Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses Trimmings, Coudray”s Pomade, Morning Robes, eils, Lubin’s Perfumery, Straw Bonnets, Fans. Ribbons, Parisian Bonnets, Feathers, Hats. Hair Nets, Flowers, & geet Guks, Coy Coy . Dresses, Mantillas and Bonnets made at reduced prices. my 30-2w re ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, : Pension OFrFice, July 13th, 1806. Application having been made under the act of Juue 23, 1860, for the reissue of the following de- scribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have been lost or destroyed,—Notice is hereby given that at the date following the description of each warrant, a new certificate or warrant of like tenor will be reissued, if no valid shiection should then appear, JOS. H. BARBETT, Commissioner. No. 95,088. for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1865, in the name of Mary 8., widow of Tate Bryarly, and was granted September 27, 1858, June 2, 1367. ‘0. 15,651, for 160 acres, issued nnder the act of September, 168), in the hame ot Samuel Gow, eae was granted March 26th, 1852. June 22, No. 43.077, for 80 asres, issued under the act of March 8d, 1855, in the name of William Elliott, and was granted October 9 . July $F No, 86.234, for ng acres, iasued under the act of March 34, 1855, in the name of Clatorn Mabane, and was October 4th, 1866. July 6, 1867. 0. 98.873, for 169 acres, issued under the act of March 3d, 1856, in the name of John Denton; and was granted July Mth, 1960.—July 20, 1867. pass AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. Mrs. A. G. GASTON has just returnéd from New York witha fe and elegant assortment ef fine French. Engieh, and American Stray Bonnets and Hats for ladies and childre Crystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw Q: anak Aie:s general Soncr tment Ot in jexpata | OWers, et an rames yariety Bibbons, Bike, ‘Crapos, Tallos aud aces, &c. ttention given to all orders. itary 8th pM near Pennsylvania ave- me. mh 13-3m. Svrenior BLACK CANVASS GRENADINES. ‘We have on hand several lots of Lupin’s Black Canvass Grenadines, which fal urchased at the late Godin Leceed of Lapin’s ht ‘ in ae. Lis t low prices, and now of great! reduced prices. ‘Some of them are of the finest im- Also, on hand, a full line of REAL BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES, Which we are selling at $1, $1.50 and @2, and are all, Uageeoliae see & very cl Also, just received, fe ae 80M. AWNS AT vids ease ert atan sm Tor the price, Black and Whiten the lot pp nt atest ap an Mohairs, and Lenas, mahi te xy biques, hai CREA SEE NEE, ny (o deviation allowed: 1 5 . M, SHUSTER 0. je T-costif Wee ares Mackor pss TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE FEXeuserwritow BA ‘BABE BALL, and BA) ¥. 84 - % 14 D street, between aan TED CAGES! — - Pe ig techn one Had ‘The lafgest aplstt 394 LATA Hg PIC NIOS, EXCURSIONS, DSTPONED—THEW SHINGTON ZOUAV RS ban whine ay it APTRR C bs BOOM AND MVE NG REUNION ‘ TH WASHINGTON ZOUAVES, For the bénefit of the Uniform Fund of ths Com- ON ATT ‘WASHINGTO ‘RK, 7TH STREET, z p< 4 per sk 14, 1867. Tickets. admitting & gee leman and Laie Sad So 10- cents w = — as ed Fest GRAND EXCURSION OY THS EAST WASHINGTON TEMPEBANCE SOCIETY TO GLYMONT, Will be given on WEDNESDAY, June 19, 187 All the friend of the cause of Tem- perauce are respectfully invited to patronige this Excursion, aa the pro- ceds are for the benefit of Columbia Division 8. of Go new Division, and in of support. The managers pledge themselves to make it the Excur- tion of the season, No liquor will be allowed on the boat and grounds 3 rece particulars in future advertisements. Jel0- GPEAND PIC-NIO oP THE A JOURNEYMEN BAKEBS, Will be given AT WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, New York ave., between First and Second streets, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1867 Tickels. Oct ; admitting a gentleman end ladies. he Gavden wil be tiluuunaled, “je Bt" URBANITY. THE FOURTH GRAND PIC NIC OP THE UBBANITY ASSOCIATION WILL BE GIVEN AT ANALOUSTAN ISLAND, oN WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 1867, Boats will leave wharf foot of High street. Geocestown, a Zo’clock p.m., and every ten min- U ir. eee eer eer -ERRIAGE FREK. TICKETS 50 CENTS; admitting a Gentleman id Ladies. ge 8-4t G. P. C. THE FIRST GRAND PIC-NIC OF THE T GRANT PLEASUBE CLUB, will be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on TUESDAY, Junz 11, reer: The Holy Hill Band has becn engaged. Ba Tickets 50 cente, admitting a gentleman and 'afjoain leave foot of High street at2% o'clock p.m., and every five minues thereafter. Je 6-5t vIF' RAND AFTERNOON AND EVEN- F ae a re PIC NIC OF THE. YOUNG HIBERNIA CLUB, TO BE GIVEN AT. SEVENTH STREET PARK, Ox WEDNESDAY, June 12TH, 1867. Dovsherty ‘es Band has been engaged for the occa sion. Positively no improper persons will be admitted. Committee of Arrangements.—J. Myers, M. Fo- ley, M.B. Scanion, J. Flynn, J. Foley, T ders, S/ Rainey. J. H. Bush, B- Foley. ‘kets 50 Cents; admitting a gentleman and dies je7-4t EIS? DANCING ACADEMY. Penn. posite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesday E nings, from 8 to 100’clock. The hall nted for meetings, &c. my 10-ly Sa ee SS SS GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE held “4 the ladies of the DUNBARTON 5 ERT M. &.CHURCH, commencing on TUES- AY EVENING, June lith,and continuing three nights. at the Seminary Building, corner of Gay and Washington sts.. Georgetown. Je 8-4t* GRAND FAIR... GRAND FAIR will be opened next MONDAY EVENING, the 10th inst., at Old Trinity Church, First street, George- town, in aid of the Mutual Beneficial Society of colored members of the church. All friends are in- vited. Admittance 15 cents for adults; 10 cents for children. Season tickets $1 for adults; 50 cents for children. je 4 6t* EW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought since the decline in prices, which enables him to offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrice and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Shirts, Calicoes, Ging- hame, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’and Boy’s wear. Also, Summer Undershirts Drawers, Neckties, &., making acomplete agsortinent, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls-the attention of cash buyers. {my 25-1m) J. H. SMOOT. EW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN The subscriber bavi resumed business at his old stand, No. 125 Bri street, corner of High, respectfully solicits the customers of the late rm of A. J. Radcliffe & Co., together with the custom of his old friends and the publicin general. Hav- ing had thirty years’ experience in the Grocery Business, and having now en hand a large stock of Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for cash, he is enabled to sell as low as any store in the District. He would call particular attention to his large and well-selected stock of TEAS, which he offers at from §1 to $2 per pouzd for Japans and Blacks. and from $1 to $2.25 per pound for Greens, ‘These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like qualities by the 60 tea companies of the Dis- trict, which he will prove to any one who will favor him with a call, He has too much respect for the gable to attempt to delude, as the veiled prophet id his followers. He would also call particular attention to his stock of WINES and LIQUORS, being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by George Loury, Esq. These liquors are over ten yearsold, Also, 15,000 CIG. }, at Sper hun- dred or five for a quarter, equal to cigars usual sold at ten cents apiece. His assortment of FAM- ILY GR is complete, which he will de- i OCERIE! liver free of charge. Terms cash. To approved customers monthly payments, No longer credit except by special agree- ny 15-colm W. H, TENNEY, Cue DRY GOUDS—We ave now selling full , Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 1255 cents; bes: makes, 15 to 18% cents; Bleached Mouslin, 16 cents; full yard wide do., good hice 123g cents; An- droscoggin do. 2 cents; Unbleached Muslins, 10, 1244, 15,17; Laurel D 4-4 do., 2 cents; handsome Lawns, 20 and 25. A beautiful stock of Organdies, Percals, Jaconets, and Brillients. A large stock ot Mohair Goods for Dressea: and Suits; White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills and A ror flouse keeping. Goods, &c. We nvite an examination of our 8. BENJAMIN MILLER, _my%-Im* __ 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. Gq®ORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. cent., and_b our FANCY LADIES” AND RY, LADIES’ GENT.’S GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- Save ten Be GOODS, HOS FURNISHING }, &C., Of YOUNG & BEHREND. No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, D. C. New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m* w* H, WHEATLEY’S EEeuue STEAM NSL Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C., stabiigied iniesi «premium awanted te eho Metro? EING AND CLEA: see ESTABLISHMENT Established in 1881 ; premium award: litan Institute, 1857 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by behind ia thissexclon emmy. the kind in is section of cor a Dyeing and Scouring of all done in the best manner. yy thankfu! solic! itm ; ieee utmost promptness a! ‘ost ice aaarens. Lock. No. 80. Ofice closes daily at sunset except Saturday, whon it is closed at 8% p.m. fe 16-6m Yorss LANGFOBD, the thorough-bred Racing Stallion, Broveared from the estate of the late Commodore R. F. Stock- ton, of New Jersey, Var meke the seaso 1867, commencing April % and ending November %,(at**Glen Ellen” farm, about two miles north- west of Georgetow the District of Col furthe: ‘ Cc. W. TURNER, ap 20-12w 2M Manager. PrAstionaae DEESSMAKER. ‘MISS J. G. ARTHUR, formerly of 410 9th st. has renuitiod busiuets at 304 sirost, between gh and 5th streets, where she will ‘be pleased to hee her old oe the public ge ly. All work faranteed to please, and equal to the best in the ity. ae may 2-1m* nme ya epnoTAOL. suited re] veer TT ALEXANDER , 7 240 Penna. avenue, between 12th and 18th sts. assortment of Opera Glasses. z : raniian Pebbles inverted in frames to order. my 3- As. ON 5 ye GRAY AND NOY Corner of ine Svenve and “en ¥ untae (area py Bey ond ings, Halling foe and Brass Oust: Maker: nt ¢ neoeheys mer thoes having to e line a a eens WANT#D-A WHITE SERVANT st 139.8 _St., between 2th and fst streets rod WANTED—At 2331 street, betwen 13th and the Fo streets) & competent NURSE. to leave city. JANTED—A SMART GIRL. to take baby ust be well recommended &t 16-north A street, Capitol Hill jell WAnrED-« WOMAN. One who can coms well recommended, to cook, wash, and irom Apply a Y2th street and Maryland avenue en cave of a iy W 4NtED aS respectable young girl, a SIT- TATION to do general housework for a small rivate family. Apply at No. 33 Congress st., eoTgetown. ye 1-3t* A WHITH GIRL WISHES A PLACK TO DO - seserel Laser’ ape onwee serail, boat ot references given. ply street Sbetwoen avenue ‘and D: private door. Je 11-t* W ANTED-—By a respectable girl, a SITUA TION to do plain Sowing, OF se nurse or chambermaid in a private family. Apply at 120 135 st., bet. D st. and Md. ave., Island. je 11 2t* J ANTED—By arespectable girl,a SITUATION BS COO! ortede Poneral housework. Noob jection to assist in washing and ironing. City ref erences given. Private family preferred. _ Address Box No. 1 Star Office, _,__jert-2t* WANTED—A ROOM or suite of ROOMS, that can be readily fitted to acc: nodaie a small school. Address J.J. M.,’’ Star Office. ye 10-5" WwW TED—Two COAT HANDS, and one young LADY to work on Singer's Sewing Machine Tnquire at 257 7th street je 10-20 WANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, with all the modern improvements, moderate distance from 9th street and Venn’aave. Address Box 335 Post Offre. Je 10-3, ANTED—A gentce! BOY, to work in the bake- house. A white boy preferred, and must be strictly honest. Such a one can get a place at 460 Penn. avenue, between 3d and 4}, streets. je 10-3" 8S. SIMMONS WANTED-A WHITE GIRL. German American. One Piles to make herself ze erally useful in a small family of three persons. No objection toa settled or middle-azed woman. Ap. ply 226 6th street west, between M and N streets north Je 10-2t* Ww ANIRD—A good GERMAN OR ENGLisai WOMAN to do cooking and general house- work in —. family. Apply at No. 400 H st., between 7th and 8th, je3-3t* SMALL HOUSE, OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED-—Suituble for housekeep ing, with gas. Central situation and rent reason able. Address J., Box 347, Post Office. je 8-3t" WANTED, About ‘an ACRE OF GROUND, within the suburbs of the city; ground that can be conyerted into a truck patch. The terms must be stated. Addreas J. B.. this office. je 8-6t* WASTED TO BUY—From 15 to 30,000 FEET GF GROUND. Located North, between 4th and 22d sts. west. STARR & METCALF, (Plant's Building,) ie New York avenue and loth st. WANED: HORSES AND CARTS.—Twenty TEAMS wanted immediately, to haul from an excavation. Apply at the work, on Carl st., Capi tol Hill, between Ist and second sts., south side Pa avenue Je8-3t* WANSTED—« TEACHER etent to fit & young, man to enter 5 oint Military Academy. He must understand the thorough teach ing of the English branches and French and Span ish languages. One experien preferred. Ad dress, stating terms, and whe n interview may be had, Box 141, Post Office, Washington. je8-3t* V J ANTED—$500 wanted until the Ist of No- vember, for which a good per ceut. will be given, and secured 5. Government. F com, y an accepted draft on the U wrther information apply to D.L.W &CO., . L. WELLS Je 5-6t_Corner Louisiana avenue and 6th street. J—WANTED—MEN for the United tates Army,at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot. je 41m V 7 ANTED—Every kind of FRUIT. for D purposes—such as Cherries, Blackberries der Berries, Peaches, Apples, and Grapes. The highest price will be paid, by JOHN GAYNOR, 36 Market street. Georgetown, D. C. Jet-im* V 7 ANTED TO BUY—By E.S. JUSTH, Ladies and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un- derclothing. Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., at 284%, 7th street. between L and M sts. north. \. B.—No matter how much they may have been worn. Je 4-Im*™ WANTED-WE WANT TO PURCHASE FOR a tleman just fromthe North a HOUSE for cash; also. one for $9.000. One-halfcash; balance on time. Also, several for abeut $1,000 each. , VELLS & CO my 31-10t__ Corner La. avenue and Sixth street. V ANTED—A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 355 P. O., stating terms, &c. my 30 ANTED—Ladies to knew that the best and cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COR- SETS. and SHOULDER BRACES, is that of CHS. BAUM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. Goods are warranted to fit or no sale. m2)-tf ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING. old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street,3 doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole — for SINGER'S SEWING MACHID je22-ly LOST AND FOUND. GTRAYED AWAY. on the sth instant, a large, SS dark red COW; wide horns; short tail.” A liber? a] reward will be given if returned to DORSEY’S Hotel, corner of 7th and 1 sts, Je 11-20" OST—Tueesday, June 4th, on 7th street, between T and K, or K) between 7th and 10th, a LINEN CUFF with gold sleeve button attached. The find- er will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at 496 7th street, pear E street. 1t* TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB- scriber,on Thursday, the 6th, a smali dark red COW; gives milk; has six teats. I will give $5 if she is returned to me, corner Ist street east and O street south. ate lL 3t™ ELIZA MARSHALL. Je 11-3t" mak UP ESTRAY—A sorrel HORSE, on the 8th instant . which the owner can have by call- ing at No 6 llth street south, by proving pro- perty, pa! arges,and take himaway. je 10 sity $25 REWARD.—stolen, on the night of the sth je) instant, off of the ‘canal, 12 miles above Georgetown, a dark iron, grey MARE, about 15 igh; 5 years old; cap knocked off her right notable mark, with a scar about ber The above reward will be paid return to WM. RAINEY’S livery stab! ington, D.C $5 —LOST—A ROLL OF GREEN- BA and NATIONAL BANK NOTES. ! (0;) were lost between Pennsylvania avenue and loth street. and corner ;th and D streets. ‘The above reward wii id to the party retarnin, eo Same to M- WILLIAN. 336 Benna. aver yeS-tt REWARD —Lost, June 7th, in going from $ 1 0 7th and E streets to Penn’a avenue and 8th street, a POCKET-BOOK, containing a sum of money, in twenty, ($20,) ten( $10) and five dolar notes, and some small change. A receipt in the owner’s name inside. The above reward will be given if left at the Star office Je 8-3 WARD—Strayed or stolen. on 3ist_of $2 Thy. one B ng and White BUFFALO COW ; white face with black streak under left eye; just ready to haye her calf. When lastseen was a in the direction of Benning’s Bridge. On return to me, corner 14th and Boundary streets north, will receive the reward. je 3-3 WILLIAM MURPHY. = National Theatre, or between eee Aba Witard stat crening. © BRACE. ET “M.A. F. to R. R., Birthday Be Thitdaer will be liberally rewarded by ! . ing the same at Willard’s Hotel. fe 23-tt ING PLACE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. In connection with our Store we have built_one of BARRETT’S PATENT Eee BEFRBIGEBA- * ity 3. ds. » cs esti be, ble t furnish Families ang Butter Deale: it re FeemeT TICTLY PRIME pronshouF RESH, SWEET BUTTER eason. iephe Batter is Kept ogo! Without Comipain fom tect Mian °° Corner Vermont av and 1th ptrest. ALL FOR THE “REAL ESTATE JOUR- CRE Fpeitanay Pale re ones, Pa er street an souls! a 5 for the best Life, Fire, and Accidental Inqar: 50."8. FOR SALE—1,200 Maryland end Vir FARMS HOUSES: and LOTS in all parted the ‘ity. my 4-im’ OcKS! LOCKS!! ROCKS M1 OCKS. BUILDEBS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH 8: 3 ad Opposite Centre Market, my 21-Im H.W. HAMILTON & OQ M. XRAY & COS PAPER (PAPER Bad W, OUSK, uisiana avoune. RB, FO 0) AND ‘Son ‘Of Gaasboro, wel eed: Sagi saree ane sate, on Ati eoraneey lo erms. 3 +e tional Bats y may 23-1m* 1 TAD .— oo eg en have in j cert secret’ which unfi ‘ie for bus nese ls 3 “1 qin of marri A men, wl from the follias of y ther causes, de bility in sdrance) 6 : seit ‘years, Sete sla msel ¥ er fist read the Sevres Friend.” ‘aidcrisd ‘indies ear! tance "the Be ot Frent gent ny arto. : seali slope, on rece! cents. Address Dr. CHAS. A.8! ABTS CO. Basten tans nod ly MPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS. Thave just received a large assortment of Chair and Soh SPRINGS: also, MAIR CLOTH of aH widths, which I am to sell at low SAM eBAVAGE, 326 Dat, botwenn 1a amd iith, FISUSEZTENIsEHNG “Goone oF xyzEr wet 322 D, n 10th and lth sts. th: now depos- ey acai i is oe . le ue. mea Opa? IME ated, Penn arene, hy = berg hed Gold Pens. le at man’ ‘s “” FBANCK TA