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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
unrrset.-c.axrurIr REPORTED FOR TnrN..Y TuIrusx.

NIDNESDAf, aug. 10
ASVES-~he market is without material lange In
~ ees; tie demand ls at g. % for Pots and 81 G2
inr Pearls.
HEFSNAX il Cniet. hut prices are without special
cNaure; We quote Yellow Western and SOUTHERN at
5l355r.
COTTON-The demand HIS been rather more ac'iye,
but without prld,-ng any caange IA prices. the mar
kc closing steady at 43c for MidGnugs sales OF coo
haes Tie receipts for tic week ending tocay foot mp
10 IS h1'cs
,COFFEE-The bulk OF the recent heavy shipments Of
Rio have sryed but they are largely composed OF poor
and ilfef.r grades which not wanted. Prime
grades Of RIO However, are IN good demand, and being
&C zee are very firmly held woqnoe Rio prime at 2lc
do good 20 1.JIcs do. fair. lyd iglci 60. ordinary.
I7DI-o mud do. fair to good carges. ISL DsOc all
gold duty piid. West India STYLES are quiet, the ma
Iorify of tie recent rr,als having been placed In
stores 10 hold Tor higher rates; tne sales to day EN-
brace 80 BAGS io a. 2ic; 200 DO. Jamaica at xoc-
b. til r,ld aud so m,ts Java on private terms.
CANDLES are without Oh snge 70 Loie III prices ~
% 25c Tor Adamantinc, 3Jdi0c for Sperm. ana 4od
soc. for Patrni. ,,
COPpER-American Incot is In good demand, and
finn at 3OG ac for Lake ara Baltimore, 43d DOC. Tor
New Shcathing and Yellow MctGi
COAL--Ihe dcmsnd for Domestic IL good. aud with
Moderate arrivals prices better Our present stocA
4. moderate f,r the season. We quote Sc ia 80 80 nom
Yard. 10 elm is quite scarce anu IN demand for gas
and house purposes prices are nominal.
DRUGS AID DYES--Ah articles under this head
ing have been In good demand aud prices are well sus
I ed. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
BOSTON Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDf0RD.
Reported Joy TBs TMlnUSK for be sada0 Voas'diy
August 10. 1893.


Afnouut Of stock at market;
Ctsile. shecp. shoets. lat Eogs, Veal.
This week. H,yp 90 I,,UO $50
Lust wcek.......... ....2.a3l B.BbI 100 Luz 200
On. year sgo ,Aug i7..l,72j 1908 90 8,O $50
PHcYs-Bes per lOO n. total weight 81 hide, fellow,
aud uirsi oxtrs rl2 1nb hr quality sll oOd " %
SECOND ouaiy, $40 5JtpTl sos third quality ss0 > ~
sonr Of the poorest Bulls, &c, $5as1
Working Oren-None.
Coss asd Young Calre,--Far Quality e5On$7o, Extra
$50 100. farIow end Dry, Gl5a 543.
SA4ry-PcI 10 live woigni. 3dcc. Sheep and Lambs per
bead, n lots 81 IVA 70.
Fds Hogi--pes H. lsdiJc live weight shoios ari p.s-
whocsal- iJ0i5c. retail Hose.
Ttoi Calacs-.p4G -Il.
HGes-lt yhioD. 7a,lc. y b.. Country lots. Gld7c
JIaOD--70blc a. n.
Isifs--f7o. a y I each
EExAREsIhero are between 90 sni 400 Western rat
tie th week lat week 49,. Except the best qualities, cattle
ported it'll. lower IL Albany These facts enough
juni Tor dbl all round We Of the mercy 81
the West Albany governs Brighton Yesterday buyer md
se.r yetcunriy Al brighton TO de AL lct both
ties brs VIVA 1t would wait business aud
by general rddo stsudsiL At Cambridge
srgo pant, but al soJhe drovers say because
they put do wn pices There quite number Of Cam
bridge caule here OF Brighton. and tho general Impression
20 be that prices viii have 10 be- lowered or the
cattle cannot an DE 90 a.
The sheep -rrs have had dull week, and came 10 Cam
bdg. aud Medf I'd determined 10 pay less or not buy ALL
The los that commission butchers say
" heed those that bought W nnhrH Lots
OF sheep ysIdd aud the droyes bids an oc css
than lest week. The narket 10 xeyY stocked, Hsds du
and prices .olswhst lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Since January Lsnioysg95 sIH.57e7io $3.50, aol
The following comparative statement shows the
leading items OF the Philadelphia Banks:

Stocks have been much excited, but the break III
prices has not been 80 great as was expected. FOR
a long while a. time business . has not been popu-
lar, and operations have been based upon cash.
with largo margins, and pancs, though severe arc
shorter than under tho old system of long options
and ton per cent deposits. Under the now plan
,olues soon find their level, and in the absence
of further developments to shock puoNc CONN
dcncc the share list has probably about touched DOL
tom, and new buyers, able to carry their purchases
viii appear. Tho ruin Of spectators III "a'l-st.
and tao occurrence of frauds snch as have started
the community during the past ten days. break
down values for tho moment, but the arguments OF
intrinsic merit rcurs TO restore prices, ana STOCKS
Known 10 DO eaJnipS Iirid2ndr pass into tho banus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

RAISING FUNDS FOR A CHURCH.-Wc are
desired to say tba, the Zion African Methodist Church
OF Wil!amaburgh making efforts 10 raise the Of
s. coo for the purpose OF lqudaing their debt FOR
place Of worship. Mr. Louis Napoleon is the ngehi to
socit contributions anu be designs waiting upon
citizens and receiving such sums may be given for
the adv anc,ment Of the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

new edition Of Harper's Hand Book for
Trareers IN Europe and hs East rs issued by Harper
Brothers. Though not free from inaccuracies and a
certain amount OF superous natter II has the merit of
condensation containing the essence Of Murrays long
stories in single volume, and must often prove con
yenient companion ~ the American tourist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
OrEN BoAaD or Ba0KEKs-3s 7. y,
MrnxrenAY. Anrrst lG-r. VI.


God opened at Ii2 sold rs low as liii, and
closed al lIli. Tho market is exceedingly duh, but
closed very strong.
All descriptions Of United States s,ocksh have been
firm, sGd the decline IN them has been loss Chan in
tho most substantial local securities daily quoted at
tho Board. The fluctuations in shares are fully
shown by the stock lists, and to them reference Is
made Later in the day Governments were all in
active demand, at Gn advance Of q per cent, with
snail offerings. -Thiitics were in active de-
Inand at 81.
Money OF call is in good supply at per cent,
and brokers have made up their accounts With care.
Lenders are cautious about new business, but 10
loans OF consequence have been called. In COM
mercial paper no change.
Exchange is dull and without demand of conse.
quencc.
The Security Insurance Company have declared n
cash dividend of per cent a scrip dividend of Z
per cent, and an interest dividend Of 6 per cent
The following shows the exports Exclusive of
spccic from Now-York to foreign ports for the week
ending Angus 10, and since the beginning OF tho
year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
Receintx OF Produce.

AUG. I6-6lI5 bbls. Flour, IS bbls VIZ va b.A
btls' corn Meal, AZ CG3 bash. wneai, 49, ial
Ccro 10 600 hush Malt. rs pkss. Ashes. 3eopAss' -"
so Mas Provisions 300 pkes Butler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

The Rev. DR.. Hovey, Professor IN the SeT w..
HenI OF Madison University. ana Ger. hos'''
10 tbs Presidency OF WCTIhIngtc! College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

hat prices arc without cssertal change.
FLOUR AND MEAL--lhe demand for West
err and state Flour Is more active nnd WIN 'nhea
arrivals prices are Toe. better on the low gradesi
the medium aud better grades are also higher anu ~ IT,
q1cst; the sales are 10 20 bbls ne 80 o8 80 ~ 'J gu
pertno State, 81 70Gso 81 for Extra 90 s'~S, W.,
roncy do GO 9OaS7 - for the low grades OF western
Jt,s. B. l53ss 81 for shipping O5io; - fV 80 Ior
Trnde and Family brands. and SIOG 81 - f 10. o.
Louis E,ras Canadian flcnr s better suo ~ ' ' w.
m.nd sale OF $40 bbls. Of 80 yJq . 80 ior te loN
aJes M E,tra and 81 4CGSlO 10 for TRADE ana am
Iv Fxtras Southern Flour Is IA Fly artNe aru !,
ag,in better, sales OF 90 bbls at - ooa9 % ioI
m,yed d, GOOD Super fine Country baltimore a. anu
sa az, ,a or Trade and femiIy brands. Rye Flour -
20 c;r demand and frmi sales of 80 bos al 80 0od 20
Corn Me,I rs more plenty ana Is io"eri sa'os u ooo
bb,s nj s. 30 for Brandywine. 49,, u.,,,..,
vi FtRiiIT-Rasins aro dull. hut prices are without
change NJ 50 IOa 20 20 for Bunch PEI box and - Tor
Jnnrrs' Other descriptions are moderately active ana
steady Of 2ia SOC for Almonds $50 ior 'uf"'S
27Gegc for Citron, AID 2oc fof Smyrna TBS
FISH Tie market for Dry Cod s poorly supplied;
an, ia firm and fairly ucliye nj 81 JO1Ss 30 FOR Grand
Rnrt and 81 Georges Mackerel are IN lair looulhg
demand AZ se2 sOa s23 for NJ. Mass s3 20 SO 20
Tor No . do. and u 20 for No. do. BOX heri'Hs'
| GRAIN-The Wheat market opened dun ana lower,
but ere the close o. Change lively speculative anu
fair milling demand sprang up anu prices i ~
part and closed firm The sales nre a. ioows; tiuo
bnsh Racine Sprinr at 81 390sl ~; p 600 bush
Chicago Spring nj 81 ied 81 IS; 2.ooo bush Milwaukee
Club at 81 43dsi IS; 2l,000 bush. Amber Ciuo 81 500
81 H. Iuttcr rate lOi very cHVlc', '"NV ,"'A'
Der Western ut So o. Barley Is dull ard nominal
Barley Malt is quiet with small sales good at VI o.
Oats are without much change In prices the oe
nnnd is fair. the sales are 200 bush Western NJ COZ
QG7c Rye Is quiet but firmly held; We quote western
1T % 09sc and State nc 81 10. Corn opened du,i ana
custer but ere the close OF Change an active speculative
demand spiang np and prices improved; the inquiry
was far for export: the sales ~ 900 ISL tnsouh
NJ s5d s6c Western Mixed at s7as9c very enoice a'
9oc.. and Western White at 81 II.
GUNNY BAGS are quiet but prices are hrmeri shles
28t 02eic., now held at 29c.
GuNNY CLOTH 10 dull but prices are wthont es
senfl,l change; sales at 2lic In Boston
HIDEs;-rhoro hi8 been only moderate demand
from tho trads ,Doo our last but prices are firm. wei
quote In gold. 90 fosVws: Dry Udes-Bueaos ATTes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

GROWERS THEATKR.-Benefit of Mr.. Frank
Iawlor, who appears as Hamlet" in that
great drama, supported by all The favorites OF
the regular company. The performances con-
GLIDING with the recitation of the poem of
.'Sbamus OBrien, the Fenian Of '9S "
WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures history
OF the rebellion with an entertaining and
amusing lecture, by DR.. Evans. A capital en-
tertainment.
CANTERBURY.-"The Fenian's Triumph"
the local play Of '.The Streets Of Washington"
ballet songs, burlesque, &c. Matinee to-mor-
row afternoon.
SACRED CONCERT, at the Bridge Street Pres
byterian Church, Georgetown. by the cnolr OF
the church, assisted by the Philharmonic So
ciety of Washington and other arustes: Inc
programme embraces selections from Mozart,
Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Flotow, and
other composers, and promises the finest mu-
steal treat of the season.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair for the benefit
of Assemblies Church. A most pleasant en-
tertainment The last night but one.
WESLEY CHAPEL, corner of I and 5th sts-
Supper for the benefit of the Missionary So
'cieIy. Arrangements are perfected for an at
tractIye entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

A HEAVY Sow CAsE.-Seyeral months ago,
William Muir, residing near the Government
Printing Office, lost a fine SOW weighing about
Jour hundred weight. Suspecting that the
sow was in the First Ward, he prosecuted a
search for the missing pork, and being satisfied
in his own mind that the SOW was in possession
OF Mrs. Ann Riley, residing near 22d aud Z
streets, he procured a warrant which was
served by Officer Clements, of the Fourth
Ward, on Wednesday. The porker not being
forthcoming, search warrant was obtained
and the officer found ii, but il was more than
he could manage. Officer Hill went to his as
sistanCe, and the two together, after considera-
bic trouble, (amid much excitement among the
swine raisers, who thinking that the old hog
catching time had returned succeeded in get
Ting il into a wagon, which was at once started
for the Fourth Ward station, followed by about
thirty of the neighbors of Mrs. Riley At the
station the case was heard by Justice Walter
Mr. Muir had about the same number of wit
nesses, who testified that the hog was his: that
he had raised it and had bad it about six wears
Mrs. Riley's witnesses were equally Certain
that the sow belonged to her, that she had
bought il three or four years since from Mrs
Fitz, and that she was known by the name of
s'Bet." The opposite party also claimed the
SOW under the same name. Justice Walter
held Mrs. Riley to bail for court and ordered
the SOW in the custody of the property clerk,
who surrendered il to Mr.. Muir, who gave
bonds in the sum of 500 for the appearance of
the SOW in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

TRCEIsM.-Corns, bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet, when neglected,
IMPURE the general system by preventing the
body from taking that natural and indispen-
sable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils, we would
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites office,
No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between \ and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult DIR. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

RoBBERY.-This morning, about OK O'Clock,
the cry of "Stop thiefr' was raised in the
vicinity of ID and 18th streets, and q man was
seen running across the avenue, as if trying to
escape. He was followed by Court BaiIif
KING and Mr.. James Mcgowan. and arrested
after a hard chase. He was taken before JUS
tlce Bates, when ii appeared in evidence thas
ne mad been IN the nabit Of stopping at tie
house OF Adeline Bonnin, on 18th, between O
ana ID streets. His name is Leon Depare, and
ne IS Erenchman. He stopped at the house
last night, and about O'Clock this morning the
mistress OF the house was awakened by the
chcklng OF KEYS, and found the prisoner trying
10 open her trunk She accused him of attempt
ing TO rob her and he knocked her down and
ran, leaving his wig and cane. She then ex-
amlned the house, ana found that her bureau
had been robbed Of a revolver valued at so: a
par OF ear rings valued al $40; one worked
collar, s.: two handkerchiefs, 81 so; and about
So money. One ofthe girls in the house and a
colored woman followed Dupare. and caused
his arrest as soon they saw him. All the
ARTICLES stolen and abo1t $50 in money Were
recovered, and Justice Bates committed the
prisoner 10 Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

ACTION TO RECOvER.-In the Circuit Court,
November 18th, 1865, Olin, Judge-Erasmus
Choller VS.. Frederick l.. Harvey, Francis Nc
Chan and John +. Collins. THIS was an ac-
ton 10 recover the amount Of a promissory
note for $500, dated June I'd, iS62. with interest
from date, given by Justus Choller to Harvey
% Collins two CT the defendants, and by them
endorsed and passed to the plaintiff. After
the plalntn, by Justus Choller, his attor-
ney IN that behalf, sold and transferred to the
oe1endants bathing establishment, apparatus
&c, Tor and IN consideration of the promise of
the defendants 10 pay the said note, and also
Two other notes which they gave the plaintiff
ms was therefore the contract and promise
OF the defendants upon sufficient consideration
70 pay the debt Of a stranger to the contract,
&c verdict of judgment for the plaintiff. for
the amount OF the note with interest, costs, and
protest. vi. Ihompson attorney for plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

POLICE COMMIssIOSERs.-Yest after.
noon, the Board of Police met in their rooms
on 10th, near ID street. The Board made the
following appointments:
Patrick Doyle, TO be a Patrolman in the
Tenth Precinct, vice Torrance Walsh, dis
missed for conduct unbecoming an officer.
Samuel Shaefer, TO be Patrolman in the
Seventh Precinct, vice ). Ct. Groves, dismissed
for sleeping on his beat.
James W. Gessford, promoted TO the post Of
Sergeant of the Tenth Precinct, vice II. &. Hep
burn, resigned.
Ii. +. Barker, promoted to be a Roundsman of
the Tenth Precinct, vice Gessford, promoted.
David Summers, to be a Patrolman in the
Tenth Precinct, vice Barker, promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

HANDSOME lMPROvEMENT.-The' new music
store of w. 6. MetZerott & Co., Iron Hall, Penn
sylNanla avenue, attracts much attention by
Its beauty and completeness, and is a decided
ornament 10 the avenue. The store is over 100
1eet deep, running through to ID street, and
with an entrance on the latter street, through
which all goods are conveyed, keeping the av-
enue entrance unObstructed. The costly glass
plates IN the windows costing sos each) make
p hne display indeed, and are greatly admired.
Ihe interior, with its chaste coloring, has an
exceedingly cheerful appearance, setting off
The line musical wares to the best advantage.
The front portion of the store is devoted 10 the
extensive stock of sheet music and small musi-
cal instruments, and the rear to Pianos, Or
Gans and Brass Instruments An array of from
twenty-five 10 thirty new pianos, mostly of
= einway's celebrated manufacture, is TO be
seen in the rear; amongst them beautifully
carved Concert Grand, purchased by Admiral
Dahlgren. Mason's 4 Hamlins cabinet organs
and melodeOns, from the smallest TO the largest,
occupy the passages between the pianos.
The fine concert hall in the second story is TO
be fitted up in first-class style, with eane-seat
chairs. &c, for concert purposes, and will be
finished about New Years. A hall like this is
sadly needed in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

CHARGE OF ARsoS.-Y esterday. Mary Stern
Third Ward, upon a charge of setting fire 10
Inc store OF Coleman & Co., on 9TH, near NJ
street, yesterday morning. Itappeared in evil
Cused had made threats 10 r. Rupert who
lives near, that he had better look out, as her
companion (who has not been dscoyered,)
might burn his house next. She also threat
ened George Keiser in language similar TO that
Dsed TO Rupert She told officer Leach that
5fhe would let her go, she would tell who set
lire 10 the property. Justice Thompson sent
her TO jail for court. She is a German woman,
and was servant IN Rupperts family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

n water is all that Is required to produce the
most brilliant and fashionable colors on Silks,
By the use Of JUDsoNis SIMPLE pYEs Ceries,
Canary Magenta, MauEe; Violet. Scarlet, Orange,
Cd, 3D.. and Is; per Bottle. These Dyes Will also
be found useful FOR importing Color to Feathers,
Willow shavings, Paper; and also for Uniting Pilot
ographs, and for Illuminating May be had Of
Chemists throughout the United Kingdom, the
st London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
The stockholders of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad who held a meeting in Lyceum
Hail, Alexandria, Wednesday night, met again
yesterday, AID, after considerable discussion,
nxed the salary Of the President of the road at
1900, and nominated for that Office Mr.. John
% harbour, Of Nelson. The stockholders who
1net IN the Council Chamber on Wednesday
LIgn| ~ VIII be remembered, elec ted Mr.. An
GItW JaIhlesOn, OF Alexandria. Prasident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

ANOTHER CASE OF BAsTARDy -yestardav
Wesley Clark, colored, was arrested Inv n sicss1
Clements, OF the Fifth Ward. on the oath ~
Julia DodsOn, charging said Clark with heinz
the father OF an Legitimate child. Clark was
taken before Justice Gull, who required him
10 give security for the support of tine infant
This is the third case of bastardy reported from
the Fifth Ward within ten days, and there is
another similar case awaiting in yestigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
" n us A ES.

NE NUISAN NOES.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that ousekeepers and others will be permitted for
the period OF ten days from this date, to remove
from their premises any kind of offal other mat
ter which Is at all likely to engender disease and to
deposit the same In the nearest street thereto,
less than four feet from the footway, which will
then be removed free from expense. Fer any per-
sen TO be benefited by this proposition, the cond-
respects.
This notice lie given mainly to effect the removal
OF all nuisances from the town without delay, and
also to save the citizens from fines and heavy
expenses from which. very soon. there will be no
escape. HENRY ADDISON. Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE, GEoR6 RTowN, ID. c., Novem-
Der 9, 1865. no e-lOtif
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar
Il ton street, No. 134, between High and Con.
gress streets, Georgetown. T2wr
NILLER's NEW DRY GOODS sTORE.-Just
w received, large additional supply of French
Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De
LANES, low priced Delaines, Plsids, Black Silks,
Bombszines, Alpacas; tblack and colored,) Co
very low, Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shifting
Muslins, Gloves and Hosiery FlenDels Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawls, a large
stock OF Black shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres for
sale low, at 101 Bridge St. Georgetown, D. c.. by
no A-lmH BENJAMIN MILLER
THE PEOPLES BOOK-Dr. WARREN,s
HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, treating Of ali
known diseases, their cause, symptoms and cure in
plain language. The Agent is now receiving or
sers for it in Georgetown, ID. q. no l4-i2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

ONE OF THE most splendid and seasonable
was yesterday received by the well-known
merchant tailors, Smith Bros. &c Co., No. 46i
9TH ST., opposite the post office, and they are
prepared to manufacture therefrom all kind of
gentlemen's garments at least fifteen per cent,
cheaper than they can be purchased elsewhere.
Their English and American cloths and cassi-
meres embrace many novel and desirable
styles; their chinchillas, Esquimaux, Moscow,
and Castor beaver are of the very best quality
while their Scotch goods and fine silk velvet
and other yestings are beyond description. The
show window of Smith & Bros. attracted great
attention last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

NEWS FOR THE LADIES. - Mr.. Prince,
stamper, 3S1 L street. opposite Patent Office. has
reduced his price of stamping to six cents per
width for skirts and pantalets. He is the only
practical Stamper in the District. Ladies go
see him opposite the Patent office. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
Jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
forks. no 11-1m&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

For THROAT DISEASES and Affections of the
chest, ''Broloa's Bronchial Troches," or OoHgh
LoZenges, are of great value. In Coughs, Irri-
tation of the Throat caused by cold, or Unus-
ual exertion of the vocal organs, in speaking
in public, or singing, they produce the most
beneficial results. The Troches have proved
their efficacy. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17
DIED.,

BURNS. This morning, at ~ O'Clock. WILL
LIAM BURNS, aged days, beloved son of Thos
and Mariah Burns.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral tomorrow
Saturday at O'Clock, from the corner of Sd and
streets, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-17

A MISTAKE, PROBABLY.-It has been stated
that the City Councils paid their annual visit
Of Inspection 70 the Washington City Asylum
and Workhouse on Wednesday. After inquiry
Of several members of the Council Boards, we
think there must be some mistake about il. 1t
Is certain that the usual notification has not
been gwen TO the boards.