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United states 1910 Loan.

JAY COOKE s. CO.,
Asa Fifteenth Street,
RBoEIyE SUBSCRIPTIONS roA TIE
NEW TIONAL LOAN
authorised BY act OF March 8. 1854, and known as
TEN.FORTY BONDS,
being redeemable st the pleasure of the Govern
msEk after ten years and payable forty years from
date In coin, bearing interest at PIvE'PzR CEN E
AYEAR, PAYABLE on bonds no over slCo annually,
and on large boz ds emi-annuslly, IN COIN
The COUPON BONDS win be issusd In so, sla1,
$50. and $INO0.
The REGISTERED BONDS viii be issued in $50,
Sfeo 500, Slcc0. SIS 00o, and $1,000.
These the only gold be airing securities of the
aovei nment now prscurable at par, end. yielding
at pres emit value of coin OVER EIGHT PER GENT
PER ANNUM, offer very desirable Investment
for large or small sums. ....
We Buy and Sell, st market rates
0OTERNAENT BONDS, OF ALL ISIS UES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
ond COIN,
and pay the highest prices for
aUARrERmAsTgR's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
NH eo-tf JAW COOKE Il co,
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W CO N ID TT L.
i DUNG MIN " ho have injured themselves %
certain secret habits which UNFIT them tor business,
pls Asufe or he duties Of married life; also middle
aged or old men Who from ths foiIies OF ySnth 9s
yesrs before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, should 9rst read TIE snCAnE
Of i'm portance By perusins The Secret Friend"
Sent 20 any address, II sealed envelope on rs'
Dl CHAs. A. sTOART co..
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IMpORThNT TO Suffers.
sUTLEES Will FIND
81. A. Do MING 4 CO.'S

CONCENTRATED CLAM
80 BE 4 MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE no
THlIR TRADE
Il seIls very rapidly, and Ia shs most economies
.s.iats distf tbs oacsrt rasss. Il II prepared
c1s min ate, and makes most delicious S,up or
Jhowd*r. II h highly recommended b. Army
asF9esas. Tbs prodte are Large.
81. A. DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. III Isst 18th It., New York
ot ssIs n BARBOUR 4 sEMMlS, Bols Assn,s,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
sef-n W&ahsnston. D. a.
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KEN DALI

KENDALL'S
kMB0LIHB ktR YHn NAIA.
axBOLLN
MoISEENe,
aEAUFIEl1s,
0DORkfE5,
LINGHsYsNs,
rRvlGoRAFHs.
NOURISREA
KKBBLLISHsS
fRI RALk
SESgAkhe SxBCLIEE is . rare compound
etim-istins extracts from flowers, Roots, ~
asrhs. fer shs GROWTH, BRAUFF. and FEE
NaNENT vIaOR of the HAIR.
"Kiskly beasssial whess the hair requires
gentle stiualans." Oh. 0HILF0N.
"Hays never lad anything which 90 Dsrssa
saFssrs tic purpose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WlRD, Hss.,
No. 977 Cana street, II. Y
After ceias bald fcr seven years your AMBO
LIME k&s covered tho sutire scalp With NEW
HAIE." Prof. I0HS sENLA.
No. 81 Kins street, T.
For aals By all Druggists and Fancy Goods
oselsrs. Fus In boxes, teonts.ains two bottles }
ssiss q.
Manufactured sud fof ISLE ss wkolssal b.
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
ele-sm No. S49 BRoi gvAFH =
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a DAMS IXPRyss COMPANY,
"A O7YIQH S1A PA ATDNU1,
WashHstos, u. q
GRlAT lASTDRN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
lRN lXPHEHA IORWAHDlRG

lRN IXPRESS IORWARD1Rs
HskkesRh H HS1 M NJ sos siI65tis Tsosbs
Forwarded with SAFETY Al DtePArya 70 40
accessible sections OF the country. This Comoany
has ASe ,ciss In the principal RAILWAY tovns ~
EoRfH. EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its prirei pal of6sss a5s aosroz
"AsF FHlHfss1SstPaIi, bhHLflaS S ON S'"
ois With u is1f EStsfi oSo
0ennsetions are made .; Esr sSrk AZ ia ~
4 s.
and thenee By European e1prsssss,s IA ~ o.
commercial towns In 6rsst Df''>i' -"
' Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
all socssaibls parts OF ne b D11fS AGENT,
q Warrington, D. O.
70HNaTON,s A0K ICULruBAL OHHkIsrRY
j Neoe . Asricu ltural Ohemis ~ Lonaon.
Obapials Asrieultu,N hemlstiy
Lie6js = AsI cultural Oh "a stry
LisbjsS Princges of Agricultural Chemistry
Iesp.Iand Culture. By Henry stephens: ioh'
Ste hsns' Manual sf Practical Drainage: Lon'
Iitsbir and D air,rg Tables: Loodon.
Dorslds Lard Drainage: lonfon
b. .sh.ns Tables On Drains :ssanC nag PpaaYloR
1-1f FIslW1Ns. Ih5ksnSsAktEAaki Gs atfEk9i.
t1QVEH OnI Boz Will ?sayo.n ouisT.
4LInGrsdisnts are barely yegstaeisi ~ ~. q
~ plsasant 70 the tAsts, has no ssd odof: 80 -
%as e. ssrrisa Y -: Tss. prss ccx
~ yOHfy KRoM "a s1eess:F g "a yl ssse:
Soe y ,. g. i0Ap, SEQ Personal---very., e 49, 81
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CUMBERLAND COAL,
". r SNOW CO.,
WHOLleALl AND RETAIL DHALIRs
AND sHIPPKRs OF

'v,o THE AUsI0AL PgBLIo.-y. n. sTIHP,
Piano TuI OF and Re pairsr, would reSpeot -
fully announce to His friends and the muaioal&
public generally that b. Lawns their orders
1t Mr. ". B. 1HTWI6L16 DruS Store, corner of
Penn avenue and 18th streets, they win 30 prompt.
II and satisfaetorily attended 70.
Orders from the country also attended to By I'D
a-essio 9 to Warrington Post Once. 70 lo-sm.
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LOB UREAM AND WATER Iols,
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
Delivered to Families, Hotels Pairs, Balls. o.. 1t
the lowest prices, at the Phlsdslphis osnssction.
cry. corner Of Twelfth and streets.
mk4-ec I'm" J, BUSHlLL.
O. ". BoTELBR. Js0. " Bo1ILlH.
C. W. BOTELER 4 SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA. GLASS. AND CROoKIRY WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATln WARE.
BRITTANIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SITS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNID WATERS. DOOR MATTB,
PEATB IR BUSTERS. RUsH1e,
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUeIKE1PlN6 ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS, AND STlAMBOATe
PURNIsHID AT SHORT NOTION.
SIS, IRON HALL,
P1NNeYLVANIA ANHNUR,
fe l7-so5m Between eth and 10th eb.
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IMPROVE YOUR
kYESI6HT
By the use Of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERISCOPIC SPKCTACLlS,
acknowledged a. the best for Ssrssssksx,s esd
Preserving the impaired Eyesisht. scientifically
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN g. CO., Opticians,
34l Psnnsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts,
and
SIS Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotsl.
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA 4LASSES.
MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS,
8TEREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALB Uk6
CARTE8 DE- VISITR, dc.
In . great variety, and ct she lowest prices.
l0-tP
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EEUTxR1 fDWInol OHnBSl-Of vsry eAoao1
IN esaiity. jsse hon lmpoZtert Aands.
. zIM0 Z DU1o11 IL,
e11el vefsao0t eve, end HeA
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Testimonials.
WASHINGTON, d. g.. March S, lssa

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. March S. 1854.
DE-. LIGHTHILL-DearS Sir: I take this oppor.
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure of deafness you have in &c
short time effected in my case.
1 was deaf for about six years. and for the
last few years 30 much SO that could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled in my head
for years, have also disappeared.
Very truly yours,
JAMES r. MCCATHRAH,
10th street, between e andF f.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAs LEAAs.-Edi,or Erening Star: Can't the
ths company relax their efforts ia raising the
grice OF gas on our citizens and re-electing MFR
long enough to stop that terrible leak OF gas
at me corner of 9th street and Massachusetts, sv-
tnuef ~ they fo'H make US pay for these leaks,
houses with the intolersble smell.
IL NINTH STREET SUFyygBR
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HAIR DYlI HAN DYE

Bstchelers celebrated Heir Dye Is tss bss. {. ii.
ssorId The only harmless. rss sad reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dys II perfect chsnses
Rel nusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
B!oek or Natural Broom without injuring the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
storing its pristine color and rectfes the III effects
OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BAroHFLo1. AL others are mere limitations, and
should he avoided. Sold by eli druggists. &C. Fac
to-y-c1 Barclay stree, New York Bachelors
Toilet Cream FOR dressing ths hair. IL ?-eoly
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EJ. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agent
OF the Great PENNSYLVANIA route, vice Il. Q. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 2Sth Of March: Mr.. Will
kins has been connected with the Office, at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly CON
departments. All applications for information,
tickets. &C., mus st be addressed to e. j. wilkins,
Agent treat Pennsylyania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylyania avenue. Ed. 6. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent,
epk Great PennaylvaniR Route,
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Dr.. Ligh.hill's Fourth Visit to Washington.
DEAF NESS, CArAkRH,

DEAF NESS, CArAkRH,
and diseases Of the
EAR. THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
DE. LIQHTHILL,
from "a st. Marx Place, New York,
Author Of ga Popular Treatise OF Deafness,
"Ietters on Oatarrh,"
Will be in
WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY, June 9th.
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, June l1tn.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and oil the various diseases of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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WASHINGTON, u. c., March q, 1854.


This Is to certify, that Ia wing been deaf since
the year 1855, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until / was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking,
applied to Or. Lightniil, of New York, who,
after short and painless course Of treat
IL recommend Dr. Lighthlii 70 the oeaf.
FREDERICK RoBERTsGY,
Residence near Fort Saratoga
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WAsHISe1oN, II. e., March 9, 1854.

VAsHISaIoE, II. e., March 9, 1864.
Thls is TO certify thai having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some Of the most eminent doctors Of cur
city without any relief, L at last heard Of DIR
IghthiIi and Put myself under his care. His
now completely restored, and the cure is ap-
pasently permanent l have all confidence in
Dr.. Lighthilis skill, and would advice aIl af.
nictsd With deafness to go and consult him st
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence near and t1th streets.
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
CHANCERY SALE Or ly yALnAsL Iv REAL Es

TATE ON PENNSYLtA NtA AN EN- 4.
Inpursuance of decree of the Supreme COURT
of the district of Colum tia. slttiog in Equity.
made ard entered in the esse DO go wherein W.
Henry TarTar. Edward Thomas Rarrsr, JAcob l..
Bright. and Auna Eliaabets, his wife. formerly
Anna EIizateth Fsrrsr, and Frances Farrsr BY her
neI q friend are complainants and Joseph z. Eel.
ley, executor of the lsrt viii and tests nent Of
Mary Farrar, decreased defen ant. shall proceed
to eel on The premises. on WEDNESDAY a, TIE ssh
day o. June next, at 6 O'Clock. p. M au the es,
tate. right, title interest, claim, and demand OF
which Mary Farrar died seized ana possessei Of,
in nd to certain piece or parcel OF aro, wing
eituats and De ing in the city OF Washingtoo, aud
known aud Distinguished on the plsn Of said city
as Lot number twerry six. 81 in Square Reser-
walton A. together with the in improvements tnere-S
on consisting Of two frame houses and appurten-e
property situated on the south side of
Penn vania avenue betve Third and -Four and
A hal streets west. . r$a -
irstaiments. payable respectively in three six,
nj ne ard twelve months, with interesf The de-
ferred payments to be secured bys deed liz trust
on the premises
Tie cost rf csrveyaneing, including the price OF
reyenu ne tam ps, To be st ths expense OF the pur
ch. ser and the convey snces 70 be prepared under
direction Of tie Solicitor IN the eau sF
u > -IlT@-tF JOSEPH T. KELLEY
sss65r Executor'of mary Fsrrar, deceased.
my,@.eodSds E.KSN L WILLIAMS. Auets.
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.
From the Rec. Joseph IF. CIarse, Rector Of st.
Jdmrs' Church.
SYEACUaE, February o. 1S6i.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. BY the
skill Of DR.. Iighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, so that now 1 hear alike with both
ears, and I find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH nj. CLARKE
my eo-eo2w
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SyasRz MEETING IN THE SIXTH NAED.-
In pursuance of Il published call requesting the
voters OF the Sixth w ard favorable 10 the cleo
uon Of Mr. John III. Semmes % I9e hayoIaily
10 meet at the Anacostia Engine House, about
one hundred persons Assem- bled there last night,
apurnber of whom We're residents or the Second
and Fifth Wards.
nv Thomas 4. ToIgton called the meeting to
order, and Mr.. James Glen was appointed
chairman. .
officers Pres ideut, Mr.. VIM. Marks; Secre-
rarv, Mr. Joseph Arnold; Treasurer, MI Jas
Peake ~ So,
RESOLUTIONS complimentary 10 Mr.. Semnes
M r & Tolston then offered the folio wing,
which was also passed:
whereas Mr John II. Peake having refused
the poIuiu alton for the Board OF Aldermen ON
fhe Sernmes ticket, and has publicly announced
himself as an independent candidate upon Tie
Wallach ticket: Be il
ResClred, That the vote by "Hlch tne s''a
nomination was nade De' OH" = uoi0"S' &c
considered. -. ,,,.-,.o.s O.,
receive nominations Tor Aiasr ns' ca Ideh
samuel Cross, and Il. A. Tolston were homi-
mated. ~. NJ S,t.,,,n..
Before proceeding to q ballot, Mr. Clements
,ooyad mat q committee of five be appointed 10
ale 1,nder cons liberation thsnatter OF selecting
81 candidate; W hich was agreed To-
The Chair appointed Messrs. Clements LOT
ten, Davis, HolIoyd and Andrews, VINO, aiIer
onsnItation together reported the following:
Pe.oired, That inasmuch as several gentle
men of unauestioCed character anu aoultS AZ
,,nrr before the public as candidates for the
nositicn Of Alderman, we deem IL unnecessary
10 express preference for either. leaving u 10
the choice of each voter on the uey ot el-cs.1ai
RfsClred further, That We endorse lne gen'i a-
men heretofore chosen by former meeting a.
candidates for members of the Common Couh,
cII namely: Messrs. Taiberi, Haroid aiia
The resolutions were adopted. and thu meet
ing adjourned
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BBowN,s BRoycgI.1. Tpocsrs

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHRs.
These Losenges are prepared from q highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Afec-
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and Voedtsts
Will find them beneficial l. clearing the voice
before speaking singing and the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having . peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. nah @ d&Wtf -
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CoLGATE's ossY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in its nature, fragrantly scent
ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by ell Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. las
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A NINTH STREET SUFFERER.

CoRSs. BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS &c
Persons wishing immediate relief from these
WHITES rooms, No aga Penns yiyenia avenue.
between Az and 9Th streets
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Ge,ED I.ARCFST AND RECEIVING STOLEN
7aGnKT--RoberI TaIiaferro, coioreo, W as ar
paStad xesiardav upon q warrant issued by j us
fice kinsey for receiving money sl9ien lroln
Iobn II sprineIGan, knowiug 1T TO Dc stolen
sgbaa,-ss Uaz made by officer Pendel. .Iohu
WTisht, Geo. spripgman and John McNaney
appesred az witnesses. From the evioe1ce !.
Appeared that Geo Springmsn, son OF tye VICE. oIei
snd through MIN 10 TaIiaferro. The money
@ anu IN sa0 gold pieces, and amounted TO Sl2O
None Of the money was recovered, out Tue ort
I is xT-5cht vas held to bail as witness
sSS Geo springman and John McNaney Were
asnt ~ ;siI rs Illnesses. Taliafarro and rlght
were each l. years OF age, Sprihsihs-i /" ai"
MeNaney IA.
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DE-. DCPONT's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the reTy go They operate spesily
and ttsffrttg; and being say~footed create no
these Pills will prove their snpsTiCri,y orer all
others. Price u box. Sold by s. G. Ford corner
18th street and PS. avenue, Washin gtcn aud Henry
Geek. Ay ESIuFiR.
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y,,s,,o~ters Pyogost Marshal and Board Of }

Head3uo~teTS PToyost AdrshGt die1 hCaFd I
Em-elIsaeat q District ef Ca!,tnas,a, {
washington, ID. c., May 26 1864.
The Beard of EnrolIment of the DISTRICT oI
Columbia viii be in session at tue once Oh Iue
SScIost Marshal District Of Colu mbia, corner
az Fourteenth street and New YORK avenue,
daily Sundays excepted from IL cock q; ~.
20 . @ clock p. Ia, for the purpose OF nearins
cases OF exemption from draft for the following
causes, VIZ: .sF
Alienage;
NCu-r residence
UrsUitabIeness OF age.
manifest ply steal disability and
Tyoyea1s' service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
(,itIzsns are requested to furLish Information
as 20 persons who are not enrolled, or whoare
irving TO avoid enrolment, as IL is equally for
the interest OF each yssrson enrolled TO place
upor the s.EnTolImenE List all persons liable
20 dc military duty, 50 that Ms own cnhnce bor
draft shall not be III Justly increased
q HENRY A. SCHERTz,
CAPTAIN ana Provost Marshal
uay 9s-tf District OF Columbia
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

FoRDs THEATBE.-This is announced as tho
last night of the repre- sentatiou Of the spectuIsr
drama ''The Naiad Queen" and therefore a
full house NAV be expected as the play rs one
OF the mCst popular and interesting that has
been upon the bnards here for a long while
To-morrow night Mr.. Clarke tine Comedian
commences an engagement.
GROWERS TnEATER.-Anotbern ;gt,t y, oror.
and one OF the best in the fiue renertn,ra 81
tue Cari Anschutz Company; 1t beiug Boijdi,u's
prodnction &" La Dame Blanche ren,ete 1pitt
Wii, =, oi song ana fine sentiments; ali Of which
aeimhnns, Habelman, Johaunseu Frederici
Canlssa, and others
CAFTERBURY.-Fun OF the rarest order ;s
20 ee enjoyed here nightly; and one of the
best bills of the season IS announced for To-
night, embracing as 1t does song, dance and
-Ehlopean eceentrlcity by some of the hest
performers in the concert hall business. :
ALE AND FEs rIvAL.-At Island Hall the
LADIES' OF the Seventh street Presbvterian
Cn1reh (Island) are holding one of the most
deiigniful OF fairs. They have lavish sunnIv
Sd arueies OF use and ornament, and ali the
dehcacles OF the season, and the ladies baa rti
iy invite sill their friends 70 visit them -
PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNCERT-Tba las, of tho
ceres OF fuoiic school concerts this season.
LOT tne purpose OF raising funds for the pur
Smithsonian All who would helm oor schools
III iauoaoie effort should purchase a ticket
STRAWBERRY FRsTIvAL.-The ladies of
wesley Chapel will hold their annual floral
s woeIEy iesuvai In the basement of the
church,. corner Of 5th and F streets. com
mencing tonight WIZ
FLORAL AMP FRUIT FRsTIvAL.-The Sisters
IN Snarge OF st. AIMS Infant Asylum, corner
oI 2atn and Il streets, will commence festival
Iot the benefit Of that institution tonight The
oo!ect Is most worthy one, and deserving of
extended patronage. 'e "a
.flc-HIc.-The Awkward Club will give An
.e noGh ana evening picnic to day at the ,tl
sueet fark. There will be plenty Of good
music ana fine opportunities of enjoynet.
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rrh,prr WARD STATION CAsEs.--Nnn Ora
nam. Drunk and disorderly; locked up . h0uFs.
Natnan Uarling assault and battery; ban 1or
conrt Joseph Thomas. grand larceny; Jall
for a hearing. Annie Wilder, witness, ban ior
court. Patrick Grady, grand larceny; t t
ts,.. GsoTee Suringman, do, do. John CT.
Ryan. drunk and dIsorderiy; dismissed; Geo.
IHs.a s,sening in q wagon; $50. Barney
earns, fiehtlng; dismissed. Morris Sullivan
assa,,t 3 hattery intent 10 kill; bail for court.
80 E-eTner 81 .eping In wagon; dismissed
Gtorre miller, drunk, military. George par
vii, fighting; dIsnissed.
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W4ssIsTgDr TO CuRsINsIs DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Entltotc, English Specific of sxty-dve years'
stsnd,DG, will cure Gono-rh0n in siy days. No
s63ncs q diet required: Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by :. 2. FORD, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
WISH neton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. So Sly
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRlTJo, W.
conclude to-day our report OF the SUNDAY
Scnool Celebrations. The first, second and
10 anipa DIVISIONS assembled at Lafayette Square
al soSioSk, and shortly afterwards mar ,hed
past tne PRESIDENTIAL Mansion toward Dr Cnr
iey's Church. President Lincoln was cheered
~ ,ie cuiioren, and he, being a one OF the
iront windows, acknow lodged the commitment
WIN DOW. The children were Ill arr wed in
monday costumes and marched with music and
odh aers Hyli gan OF the banners Of the differ
ent schools bearing distinctive notices many
OF them selected from the scriptures
4 ne tlIst Siyision, which consisted of Union
G1napei sehooi, 10 teachers and $50 pupils;
western Presbyterian, 10 teachers and 95 pu-
plIs; FOUNDRY Church; New York ayenlta
Presby terrain ~ teachers and rs pupils; First
Baptlst school, 20 teachers and rs pupils: ana
1cung Mems Christian Association Mission
"a teachers and So pupils, leftthe procession ~
the New York avenue Presbyterian church.
and We're ddressed 10y Rev. DIR. Nadai, Rev
Mr.. Hewlett and others, and conducted The
exercises in accoraanc with the prpEraune,
AT this church. as we'll rs at all tine 0tn-rs
the hymns awe love To sing TOGETHER "RIaat
me IN Heaven" ''Ciod speed the right were
sung and they were int"TsperSed with prayers
and addresses.
From Dr Gurlev's church the recession.
consisting OF the I'd and Sd Iii Visions Continued
down 9th street, AT the I'd division marched
INTO Rev. j. q Smith : church, where addresses
were delivered ty TeFs. Mr.. Sunderland add
Butler ana other gentlemen. The schools GEM
posing this division were Us follows: McKer-
cree, 81 teachers, 200 pupils; Fourth Presby-
teTian, 80 teachers, 20J pupils; English Ln-
theraI, Il teachers, IS pupils: l. Street BAPTIST
Is teachers, 115 pupils; Methodist Protestant,
II teachers, 1W pupils.
The Sd division moved to Wesley Chapel,
and were addressed bv Rev. g. '. LseCh.
senator " iileY and others. The schools here
were Fletcher and Providence Ch&nels, As
senbly's, (PTeshyterian.) Wesley Chapel. St.
Psuls Mission, Calvary Baptist. First pTesby-
tPrian and First Presbyterian Mission. all of
which had tull complement Of teachers and
scholars.
This celebration waS one OF the Inostsuccess
full that has taken place Tor years. and all, chill
dreG. scholars and patrons, Were much de-
lighted One of the pieasantest features Of the
occasion was the appearance or the infants
class (femalel nf the. Fourth Presbyterian
Church, fDr. Smiths numbering IS, each
Inemtper of which wore an apron on which
was painted the coat-of.arm OF the various
States respectively. =
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