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Rev. DfSduUaV introduced . resolution for
the appointment Of q committee OF three min
listers and two laymen. (of which the Presi-
dent shall be chairman.) to prepare new
rltual for the church, including brief service
Tor Sabbath and special occasions; to report 70
the next General Conference.
Rev. mr. Bates moved that ministers OF tne
maryland Annual Conference who may oe
present be admitted as honorary members
Agreed to.
Rev. MI Reese Moved that all laymen
present be allowed the same privileges.
Upon this a brief discussion ensueo, Wnicn
resulted in q reconsideration OF the vote on
Rev MI Bates motion; which was laid on
The vote being taken on Rev. Mr.. Murray
resolution, 1. was adopted.
On motion OF Rev Mr.. Bates, the Conference
adjourned to this corning at o'clock.
fine body Immediately went into convention,
1.-THE Off GERS OF the Conference acting in the
convention,) and took up the report OF the
Book Directory.
Gen. Vickers offered an amendment to the
rules governing the Book Concern, providing
for the separation of the offices of Editor and
Book Agent, SO that they may be filled by two
persons, or shall not Of necessity be filled by
the same person, and empowering the Direc-
tory to elect; which was adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Bates moved that the whole matter
be referred to the Book Directory.
The convention then adjourned to await q
call by the Chair for another meeting
= Prayer by Rev. DR.. Murray.
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AFFAIRS In RICHMOND.

- iSn TIC
number Of paroled Marylanders who went
home, 10 Baltimore, from Richmond, after the
surrender OF Gen. Lees army, have returned
20 Richmond. They were arrested in Raiti-
more and committed 10 Jail, and obtained their
release only upon condition OF retaining
South.
The Goth army corps of. Gen w. T. Ster-
mans army, is reported 10 have reached the
suburbs OF Manchester yesterday, aud Joined
he 18th corps. We are not informed as to
what day the army will commence its pas.
ssge through the city, but we pres ume it will
occur in day or two Meanwhile the I'd and
5th corps Of Gen. Grants army is moving on
washington.
We understand that the Richmond and Balti.
more line Of steamers, which, before the war,
Piled between this port and Baltimore, will
shortly resume regular trips. Mr.. Brandt, Of
Baltimore, is President of the line, with the old
Board OF Directors. The Company has now a
new steamer building, and IL will be afloat In
short time. The steamers Belyidere and
Peabody were favorite boats upon this line
before the REBELLION diverted them to the uses
o. war The necessary permission for the
resumption OF the business of this line has
been obtained from the department at Wash
InRtOn.
From special orders No. 10, issued by Major
General Halleck, il will be seen that all rail-
roads in the Department of Virginia, when ne
longer required fer military purposes, VIII,
with their rolling stock, material, and m -
chinery, be turned over to the officers of their
respective companies, provided that such
officers having control OF the railroads, have
taken the oath OF allegiance to the United
STATES. But such delivery will not prevent
the forfeiture of any stock in said companies
come within the PROVISIONS OF the amnesty
proclamation,
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He 'houiy Aft' among the Schoof Cir Is.
The town, and especially that portion of it
embraced in the Baptist persuasion, has been
in ferment for several days, over a spirited
"mlll,' which took place be .ween q couple of
young lady pupils Of the Baptist Seminary one
day last week. A fat. daughter of "Maryland,
my Maryland,"-a handsome, volatile, Spite
full young lady of sixteen summers, or such a
matter, an irrepressfble rebel-was guilty of
the bad taste OF cheering for jeff Davis in q
mixed assembly. young lady of this city,
equally as pretty as the Maryland rebel, but of
quiet, undemonstrativ turn of mind, told her
she had better not do that again, or it would
cost her q thraehing.
The little rebel again cheered for J. D.,
louder and more deaantly than ever, where.
upon the city girl event for herr as the phrase
ls, and well contested trial OF pugilistic skill
began. "Long time in even scale the battle
hung" hair and hairpins, fragments Of lace
and torn rufties, broken combs ear rings,
brooches, and artificial flowers, terribly m used
and maBgled strewed the scene OF combat At
last loyal muscle triumphed over rebellious
pluck and science. The loyal girl succeeded
Portable position designated, In the nomencla.
ture Of the Z. r. as "chancery." With g.
heroism worthy of a better cause, the rebel
took fearful "punishment" for time and then
up on condition that she would publicly re.
can't an take the OATH
When the blood was was ned away, it was
discovered that two blue eyes had suddenly
become black, and that her ''face divine" was,
10 borrow the expressive language of MRS.
W1zzle, ''scored like pork" The little rebel,
whose name Is Laney, has been excused from
the further prosecution of her studies in this
beloved Maryland by the earliest train. The
Union girl. ward, of Mr.. Josh LongsdaIe,
named Gates, after an apology to the principal,
is permitted to remain, and is generally ap-
piauded for the spirit and patriotism dis
played by her,-Indianopoiis Correspondence
Cincinnati Commercial.
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Pc T r o. e U NJ.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND H SHARES.
$40 PER SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, SIS PER SHARE, NOT
LIABLE TO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
OFFICES:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No II BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Posi- OFFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 1868, New York
Hon. DANIEL 3. DICKINSON, President.
VIM. T. PHIPPS, Vice P resident.
ROBERT BAsSKTT, Secretary.
d. J. BURT1s, Mining Superintendent, Ti'o''
Vile, Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway, N. T..
The wells Of the Company Are now producing
oil.
payment for stock may be made In drafts, egis
ter ed notes, or Government bonds and securities,
which bonds and securities will be- taken ct their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company,
p. @. Box No 5,36s New York City, or to AT
Iantic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver
POOL Petroleum Company, No. 142 Broadway,
New York City, or any of its AGENTS.
Subscriptions will be receiv ed by JAMES GIL
FILLAN ESQ, 2O3 Pennsylvania avenue. Wash
ington. D. G. mar 6-3m
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Baltimore Markets, May 9.

Coftee.-A small sale OF very choice Rio was
made at % cents, gold, but the range may be
quoted at 20h 22h cents.
. Flour-Market inactive but steady, supplies
of all descriptions being much reduced. We
note sales OF 100 bills. very common Ohio Su-
per at g., 25, go bbls choice Extra do at S625,
and. 100 bbls. fair Howard Street Super at
Rye Flour.-small sales first quality report.
Corn MesL-oity Mills inactive and nominal
atS575.
Grain-Some 10 200 bushels of Grain were
received at The Corn Exchange, viz: :, COO BUSH
els Wheat, 1900 do. Corn, and 5000 do. Oats.
There was no strictly prime Wheat at market,
and other grades were dull and lower, very
good white selling at 2i5 cents, and good red at
2l0a215 cents. White Corn declined fully 7
cents, sales of 4,COO bushels in good order be-
ing made at Halls cents. Yellow was quite
neglected and closed nominal at 120al25 cents.
Oatswere very heavy with sales OF 600 BUSH
els at IS cents, measure, and $500 bushels in
in Rye reported.
.IMolasses-No transactions reported. We
quot new Clayed Cuba at 40ai5 cents, Mus-
covado do at 5Oa62 cents, English Island at
50a75 cents, and Porto Rico at 45a57 cents.
vProvisions-Lard is scarce and held cent
higher. Other descriptions Of hog product
ssaa 5v nnasS aus isr eOn msss Por
s2s.56as29, Bacon Shoulders II cents, Sides
1sHa1e4 cents, plain Hams 20 cents,
sugar.sn do 22aa5 cents, the outside figure
-ioI iahCy plahSs caHNasseu, ouih shoulders
Is cents, Sides 164 cents, picked Hams
1sal9 cents, Western Lard, in bbls. and
tierass, 19ha194 cents. and Baltimore refined,
in kegs, % cents.
= ait-Sales con fined to email lots from store
at 81. 10 for Ground Alum, at So 10 per sack for
Marshalrs Fine, add at 20 cents per bushel for
Turks Island. -
Seeds-Nothing doing in grass seeds. Flax
seed dull at 225a235 cents, according to con.
dition.
Sugars-No transactions reported. Market
unsettled in conseQ uenceet1 the de chine in gold
and quotations necessarily nominal, viz:
" grocery. 12 50al3 so
" prime grocery. 13.75a1i so
Porto Rico common to good grocery Is OOa1375
prime to choice grocery. Ia 25ali so
Whisky-Sales OF 100 barrels. Western re.
ported at S2.O7; inferisr country packages Of
tered at 81. 05 Bait american.
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OFFICIAL.

: Headquarters Aidd,< Military Division,
Waskington, D. c., May Sd, 1855.
Circular No l4-In order to secure as far as
practicable the immediate payment Of men
absent from their companies, on the expira alton
Of their term OF service, company officers will
forward direct to the Chief mastering Omcer
of their State, ten days before the expiration
OF his term of service the descriptive list and
account OF pay and clothing OF any enlisted
man who may be absent from his company
from whatsoever cause.
The attention Of Commanding officers is
called to the importance OF strict enforce.
ment OF this order to prevent injustice to en-
listed men.
BY command Of Major General Hancock.
DUNCAN s. WALKER,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Omcfal:-DuNcAN s. WALKER,
yS.3t Asst dit Gen'l
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THE EVENING STAR.
TEI,EGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTANT MEXICAN NEWS,

Successes Of the Juarists confirmed-Cap.
ture Of Sallile and Monterey-Imperiai
TrssPs sent to Sonora, &c.-President
JuareZ Issuing Letters Of marque.
NEW YORK, May 9.--Ths steamer Havana,
from Havana on the Sd ult, has arrived.
She brings City of Mexico dates TO the 10th of
April, and Vera Cruz to the 23d.
The capture of Saltillo an d Monterey by the
Juarists Is confirmed.
Several thousand Imperial troops have been
sent to Sonora and Sinoloa.
a washington correspondent of the New
York Times writes
1t has been vaguely reported heretofore, that
President JuareZ, of the Mexican Republic,
had issued letters Of marque for reprisals
sss1ss sdenSa 1I for
stating of a gentle11ah who ,SsW folr Of these
documents .1a0eBA. ago, fptetded foE IN
Pacific watersiaNd Ii was stated az me same
time that sini3eY letters for The AtiaHacwaters
The WeifsSnown Mexican General Ortega,
and staff, Who ~. Keen spending several days
N New York, IS expected to arrive here TO-
Mexican affairs are looking up.
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PERSONAL

MADAME sE7MORB, the celebrated Astrolo-
lVA sist, is now in this city She understands the
science of Astroogy in all it's sister branches the
Stars, Or arms, Talismans aud sign. of the Zodiac
She has given general satisfaction in most OF the
has received innumerable testimon mails. This lady
can be consulted by sending your age ara day OF
get the outline of your whole life. Ladies so cents
gentlemen 81. Address Box AZ. washington,
nLD DR.. WOOD continues to make quick and
~ permanent cures; no change of diet, no him
ORANGE from business; delays are daagerous
andE Ap 3plm"
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FROM TEXAS.

Meetings Held at Houston aud SPRING
HeId-The People Resolve 10 Continue
/ IN Rebellion.
NEW YORK, May 9.-Gaiveston adyices to
lie 26th April have been received. =
The people OF Hous ton ana Springfield have
held meetings ard determined. to continue in
rebellion, though they had heardof the capitu-
iation OF Lee; and to repel tie Invasion and
General Hapes, who commanded at iialyess
toI, has resigned, and has been repfseed "
Colonel Smith.
Magruder was az Galveston, where he re-
viewed the troops.
A Federal attack on thSlSoast of Texas was
momentarily expected
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IL On Monday night the citizens of An.
napolis had big scare, from q namber OF
fires which broke ont in different parts of the
city. Fears were entertained of q cons piracy
10 burn the city. Two arrests upon suspicion
have been made.
IL The mum Der Of suits brought against the
city of New York for damages during the riots
~ IL, lsSi is $780, The amount claimed is about
me FIRST man killed in this war was
~ pa iis, Howe. OF New York, at Fort Sumter,
AZ VI, ny the premature discharge OF gun.
rsnor,ed nas been frequently and erroneous
IL Ine gentleman who is WALKING from
bostoR 70 washington in fulfilment ora 10
ger, arrived in New York city last woar wa
~ Many officers Of volunteer POO, r.aa,.
entering the reguler service as priyatas afe
SThe ''glass wedding" absurdit, h."
along 1t is celebrated on the fifteenth an. ZONE
sary OF marriages, and glass ware is pressptas
by admiring friends. 'ea
IL A lady in Pittsburg put arsenic in h.,
pudding (for white sugar. to the inconv
nience Of her guests.
1From the report Of the Fran 60. Polish
Committee it appears that 1000 Poles are liter
ally dying of hunger in Paris; several have
been found in the Seine during the past week,
and three have been reported by the police as
having died Of hunger,
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EJRIVATI
PRIVATE
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE

At Room No. Is Washington Building. corner
Penna. avenue and 9TH street Cures positively
made or no Pay required, and in the shortest pos
sible space OF time, by
N. B. Lispenard's Prophylacric is perfect safe
guard against contagion. ap lS-2wH
DERsONAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
L time or money trifing with ouacks. see DR.
cheapest finally. ap3-lm"
MRS. BROOKFIELD, Of Kansas, can be con-
III suited on the Past. Present and Future events,
street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital. She
has studied under one of the most celebrated
faction to all those who may give her . call
She can be seen from .. nj. to PIP. m. Price one
dollar. feb Ii 3m*
THI BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE, 3sI
Il T street, 10 the ONLY practical STA MPER In
the District, 10 that he daily has to do over work
that is botched st other ocaled stamping places.
He has the largest and finest assortment OF Pat.
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
he Ii able and willing to stamp pattern brought
him. nov23-tf
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PROPOSALS.
.ROPosALs FOR FORAGE.

s",1rnpn5ESss;ss 3: tsS s 81 T 49,.
:ass: IL e Sssi$ss.
Of :'. II s. with oss and
OF Corn or Oats and 50 tons Of Hay or Straw.
A sidds.s must stat. At which of the .sov. named
rates 1t which they win make deliveries thsreat,
ms Of s s.sh III: ssSs !. deliver,
menced and when to be completed.
The price must be written out in words en- the
70 be Dnt up IL fe9a, :tSus ..sss Q, ,sc..
Eith:S;s ss,ra charge to the Government. Fhs
Tie par.ieaI.f kind Q! description Q, Oats, Corr:
Bay. or sla. PROPOSED to be delivered, must b
All the sTticiss offered under .he bids herein In
yited. will be subject to rigid inspection BY the
stpfs heinz Zine u,
TIE lowest responsible bidders. the interest Of
made when the whole amount contrscted for shall
haze been ss Ssi v Ia and
sh .ss ss p ed X
the contract for the same, With good and
81 s to the
In Nth the sas bssf of as
enter aa eo1 etSs they make Eood the d
ference between the offer, Of said bidder and the
next l0WeSv respOnSlDle oluQer, or t1e tersOn 70
when the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantors must b
shown by the official certificate of United States
District Attorney. Collsetor Of Customs: or any
or responsible person knewn to this office.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name and post Office address OF each
bidder must be legbly written in the pro-
posal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. II.
Rucker, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Warrington
d. C., and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Forage"
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
suarantsrs will be REQUIRED Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
BiaAk FERNS Of bids, guar antics. and bonds may
be obtained upon application to this Office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be epened and examined at this once on We'd
nesday and Saturday of each week at IL m Bid
ders are espectfusy invited to be present at the
opening Of bidsif they desire; ,r,u
fea5.tf Brig 6en1 and Quar- termaster.
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THE AsSASsigAfIoN PLOT.
Arrest atR6ashkeepsie, Ny.

spoken of in theS*e4. 20 oAS Irtkune.of Wed.
nesday as thepytpiiss6r 81 a private house a,
-. Cetharine. SdAa6a, where he is SAID to have
a. different times recently entertained Sanders,
Tucker, and others, was arrested in this city
this evening by Provost Marsnal JohpS top,pf
the Twelfth District, HHter orders or General
pi1. and conveyed to- New York.
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PROPOSALS. FOR REMOVING WRECKS. 10
IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
BUREAU OF coEsrRucrIos AND REPAIR, I

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
NAVY DERARTaENT, April IL, 1865
The Bureau will, until the 18th day of May, 1865,
yessels-supposed to be about So in number-sunk
and beached in and about the mouth Of Cape Fear
The hnlls of the vessels are mostly Of iron, and
the machinery in many of them is represented IS
beIng In good order.
in New York the "Nerth HEATH the Agnes
erty that may be on board Of them, on q salvage
upon the pet proceeds of the sale at public AUG
ton, the Government to be at no expense what
ever.
For the remaining wrecks the proposals may he
for q part or the whole of them, and must state
the rate Of sa wage on the net proceeds OF the
and delivered at the United States navy yard at
Gosport, Virginia, without charge Of any kind to
The materials recovered must be delivered at
the navy yard. with separate invoice for each
Each offer m ust state the time within which
is proposed to complete the work, which must be
executed under the control of the commanding
naval officer, who will designate the vessels on
who will have the right if the work is not pro pt
ly commenced and diligently prosecuted, to annal
the property recovered will be forfeited to the
Government.
OF the Government, and sales will be 70 AIDE IS may
be deemed most advantageous to the Government
and the parties concerned. Any other coalition
necessary for the protection of the public
will be inserted in the agreement.
No proposition will be en- tertained from parties
appliances. for the execution of work Of this kind.
Parties who may visit Wilmington for the pur-
the naval officer in command.
The proposals must be Endorsed on tne env eiope
lncloslng them, " Proposals for raising wrecks IN
Cape Fear River.n ap l52aWot
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LAD1rs.

Importer of Human lair and Perfumery,
proposes to sell at twenty FIVE per cent below the
price
PERFUMIRY Fine French and In.
from the best houses elish Brush Ware COMBS,
of the world. Pearl and Coral Combs,
LUBINS, Shell and Fancy Combs,
PINAUD'a, 1mperatrice and Fancy
MAU6ENET's, Pins, in Potata, Cora,
PIVERTS, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bow,
DEMARSONe, Waterfalls, Butter files.
BULLY'S, new style; Curls, Bands,
SOC1ETE HYG1EN- Wigs, invisible; and in
1QUE, &c. &C., &c, one word, all the best
&c, &c, &C., Hair work can be found,
Gold and Silver POW and made to order on
DER, for the Hair. short notice.
DEMONGEOT,
Corner of D and 10th streets,
ap INV near the avenue,
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Beef de clinsd and1 Il
cents; receipts, five hundred head quoted at
l2a20 cents. Veal, lower at Cara Sheep,
lower; receipts, eleven thousand head quoted
a. 6alO cents. Hogs, lower; receipts, ten shoa-
sand head quoted at 19x cents
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CH11F oUARTERMAsTERs oFFIoI,

DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. d. O., January 4, 1884.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
qrested to send to this ONCE, on MONDAY of each
week, sealed proposal or list in dnplieats Of the
at sh ort notice, with the price of each marked in
plain figures 50 that in case the issncies Of tn
tanned without delay, aud at the lowest price.
DE- Aers Wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED TO furnish the list punGtqalS every mondaS
morning. D. II; RUCkEh,
jAn5f Depot Of Washing ton.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
- AND GARRISON EQU1PAGE, TENT
GIITTINGR &c

GALE OF CONDHMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
= AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS. &c.
Chiff Qun..eyn1aHsr;S Office, Depot of Washington,
Washington, ID. c May 4, 1855. {
VIII be Id at PUBLIC auction, under the direc-
atGoyernment warehouse No. 8. on 18th, between
= Ho and l streets north Washington, d. G.; ON
large lot of condemned Clothing. &C.. consist
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets. Trowsers
Drawers, Shirts. Felt Hats, Caps, Bugles, Trum
pets, Drum Heads, Flies. Leggins, Flags, Stock
Picksxes. Axes, Hsversaoks, Canteens. Rope
Tent Cuttin gs Hospital Tents, SibIey Tents, Wall
Tents. &c.
Successful bidders must remove the stores within
five go DAYS from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brig Gen. and Chief termsster.
myt let Depot of Washins top.
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100 NA IdoE. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our Arn, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3O TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued, under date Of Ausrst IL,
1854 In denomonations Of
$50, 500, $500, 81 900 and IS 600,
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. per An
mum, and have coupons attached, payable In law
full money, on February 18th and August 18th of
each year. The principal will be paid In lawful
money on August 18th, 1867: or. at the option
the holder. the notes may then be exchanged, at
Ear, for
U.S FIVE TWENTY BONDs.
redeemable at the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after FIVE years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIST. 1867, with interest at
Six PER CENT IN COIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are at pres.
snt worth in the market about NINE PER CENT
premium. from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there is left net
premium upsn the bonds Of Blk PER CENT,
with . prospect OF . much greater value ct the
date Of the n aturity Of the seven-Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the sew
srai issues of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY MOTIFS,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also TAX
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of all fasues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application In
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
1880 NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not nego unless al the I'M
natured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE CO.,
feb l-dtf Bankers,
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BOOTS AND SHOES. I.

Ia SOC suyENfn STREET sos.
FOR MAY BALLsi
Ladies, white Kid SLIPPERS,
Red Opera
White Kid CATERS,
Misses white and Black Kid SLIPPERS,
Opera and Buckle CATERS.
And all other descriptions Of sH0IS. BOOTS and
GAITERs in great variety and very low at
HIILBRUNS
BARGAIN SHOE STORE,
sos SEVENTH BrREEr. ADJOINING
Odd Fellows Hall.
Also, large assortment Of
TRUNKS AND VALIoES
AND BOOTS AND SHOES
made to order and repaired by
9, EEILBRUN & CO.,
ND Z-2ws sos 7th street.