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Ice CREAM AND "FIxINs."-Kiiiian & Ha-
venner, of the Washington market, ad vertise
ice creams of the finest quality at Sl.75 per
gallon; and have on hand, at all times, meats,
poultry, game, vegetables, fruits, and every.
thing palatable in season. Give them call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

MARINI's FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL was SO
brilliantly successful that there has been a
general desire for Its repetition. and il will
accordingly be repeated Friday evening, May
Il. There will undoubtedly be a very large
attendance.
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II ALL F.T,S Al + .
NOTICE

. By virtue Of order Of Distress from william
d. Wsach, have seized and taken the 70 Ito wi ng
Goods and Chsttels 70 sfy rent due and in ar
rears from b c. Gill to VIM. d. WalIsch:
Marble top Salt Beef Table d srbie- top Counter
Tables
I small Marble top Counter
large Wooden Counter and Shelving
I Potato Binn, II barrel Salt Beef
n barrel Mackerel, lot Of Scales and Weights
large size Platform Do, Cheese Cover
! Desk, Saws, Clesyers, lot of Knives
iot Of Pichles. let Of Fruit In Oans
Lot Of Meat Racks, &C.
i hereby give notice that the said Goods and
Chattels will be sold At public auction FkI-
Store, No: 321 d street, near 18th street, I. the
highest bidder for each. W. A BOSS,
my L. eotd BAilfff and Constable
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PIo-NIC.-We call attention to the advertise.
ment of the picnic Of the Andrew johnson
Association. at the Washington City Gardens,
which takes place to- morrow. A most pleas
ant entertainment may be expected. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

STRANGE, BUT TRUR-That corns, bunions,
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain.
To be convinced call 1T DIR. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. av. bet tween ~ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15
RY GREEN B. WILLIAMS, AsctioneerA
GUARDIANS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BBRiSK H9Ssn AND LOT, AND FRAhE

BBISK H0Ssk AND kpr,. AND fRAhK
this District, Will ODER a. anction, on nOEDAY,
the 2lst day CT May, instant st O'CLOCK N, :, in
Children Sc Ai Gsssss
Of square ios, SHsST:d "a :iig three COS. D %
ana may nj ss .ssa ~ q The once Sf orsss WI
liamsD with the impro semsnts, Consisting Of that
Win snS
which Is the northern house Of the two kricks
which front west Ga the bile speos at the inter
stTest south With tn street Vest eontainiss tStf
teen rooms, dry basements, slass and TN ro.one,
marble nsnssls teroasho.t; s..s.ture.. beds and
RAaE ssA p; s1ya s:s1 , = s:.
:s q Fin .. ss ss s. and
place win esr the inter sst OF the admit hsirs in
fo.eeoins property; 1nssp.tsbls tsls:
day d sal: on s.eS Soss. and sas residue s On IN
and II months from cay Of sale. with interest,
ssesIsa ty hen 9. grs a.s oonse,snosns and
p,.a ., ah EIstIs Msst SiaSisssl. A..
PUBLIe AUoTIoR.
Wsskissfea. d O., May "a, isss
nsnt GIoasds: on iltH street, wssAinston' b
q. m. the feilowing ARTICLES Of eubssasnos proa,
i' &c e ess:. f s.,I ss.a Barrels
l,lee Pork Barrels
l1 Vinegar kefs, a., &C.. &C.
ai.a i - ~ asafn , IsDdns, Bosrds aud Posts
q nay BE- Tor Ss.ssrR ss, and such other articles
Terms Cash N 6assrnnsnss fund.
~Ih~ MAJOR and G. g.. V.sA.
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THE DEATH of Mrs L. p. Phelps, wife Of the
former presiding elder Of W ashington. distri0
OF the N. K. Church, is announced ~ sttf
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CENFRkL HALL,
~ Corner PennsYlvania Nv. and Nth street.
ever Nagles Auction Hoous.
Tor rent by the day, week, q uontA, Tor 0on-
certs, Lectures, Balls, &c.
For terms sppiy on the Tsmise.. Of
IAN N-6 EA0Lk %,
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CSl WANTED. WANTED, SSI
WILLIAM PRINCE.

The Pioneer Of Stamping, having new facilities for
IA, ,.a,,.a HI, s Ia ~ e.. ornrs prp
WIDIG for sKIRTs and PANTALETs.
4 SIS6shf GAREst YokEs sASN n
job. We are weekly In receipt Of new Patterns Of
the latest designs, and BY the aid Of new machine
We are prepared to stamp ANY pattern brought a..
Az We ere the emily practical Stampers here We are
Killing to come doyn Lsdies need not trsvel the
come TO the oety place for IN assortment Of Pat
terms not sxcslied In New York;
Se1 street, opposite Patent Once
Embroidsred FOXES, Bands, FLANNEL skirts, and
shawls, for sale. no Is
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOU6EFUkNISHING GOODS Of every
aesesiEfaon. =. BUOaLf 100 IN street,
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ANOTHER CONCERT Gustaye ST. Able.
whose concert at Metzerott Hall a few days
since was so successful, will repeat 1t on Sat.
urday evening next In addition 70 Mrs
ancnard and her children, Mr.. Hollub and
MI Sherman, he will be assisted by Miss
krause, pianist. whose performances in the
concerts of the German Opera Troupe here
elected great applause.
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A UCTION SALE OF EMPTY PACKAGss.

OGcs Depot Comr issary Of SrbsiStsse,,t
HashinStos, ID. C., May 2. 1876.
Will be sold &C public auction, ct the S9b. isteuoe
storehouse on Matsr street. On the city OF Alex-
apdria. Va. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Instant.
at IL o'clock q. m, about
800 Pork Barrels. -eH 49, ~
SO Flour Barrels,
50 Coffee Barrels,
IS Vinegar kegs, &c.
Terms cash. at the time OF sale, In Govesnmeut
funds. Articles purchased 20 be removed vfthin
my N-St Major and O. g., U. D. a.
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Blue FLANNEL SUIrs are lust the sning tor
the present season Henniug, corner TN street
and MARYLAND avenue, has them. Of the best
indigo dye and well sponged.3
z GENTLEMEN - Have your straw Hats
Bleacbed, Pressed and Trimmed at C3iadmou
& Wilson. SIS 7th . rect, few doors south OF
Odd Fellows' Hall.
s. ID. MARLow, BE PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
near 10th street, manufacturers order the hest
Dress Shirts at the lowest prices. Don't fail 70
call and see for yourselves.
..-.. ....ss fl->---t " f'- -rr
LAUGHTER LENDS NEW OHARN to
beauty when it discloses q pretty set of teeth.
Wilderness, when nature has supplied this ele-
ment of loneliness, may be retained that
through life by using the fragrant Sozodont.
JEwELRY.-California Stone Sets, Rings.
Pins, Jet Sets, Cross Sets, Jet Chains, Guard
Chains, Silver Plated 3 and Bottle Castors,
Spoons, Forks, Call Bells, Cup, Goblets for
only one Dollar, at Priggs Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 43e Pennsylvania Avenue, third
door from AZ street.
CATAREH.-The origin of Catarrh is in most
cases neglected cold, which can be relieved
by the use of "BroUn's Bronchial Troches," by
soothing the irritated and Infiamed membrane
extending from the nose TO the throat. For
Coughs and Troat Diseases the Troches are of
great service.
THE MEMBERS of the late medical con VEN
ton" in discussing "ChOlera" agreed upon
nothing except that Hyoienic Wine Is the best
Tonic in the country. 1t is only to be tried to
be appreciated.
a
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RY ". L. WALL 3 CO., Austionee.,

HOUSE. AND LOT ON ISLAND AT hUCfION,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th nay, &C
So,eloek, we viii sell, the premises, part oil Les
81 Square ste fronsins rs feet street soutt,
With depth Of ~ feet, improved by small Fran o
erty b situated on II street south, beevsa ~ s1A
FERNS: Ons,ihird es.h; b.lsnes In sss "a tvetrs
months, secured by deed Of trust.
my WI. WALL & co. Auets.
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DY GREEN n WILLIAMS, Auctiones<s
ID no. s26, corner Tth and ID serssts.

ID No. sac, corner Tth and d serssts.
GUARDIANS sALI OF REAL ESTATE.
Washington County, she folio wing described Lot
or piece Of ground viii 3. sisposed Of g public
NAY next, 1856, ct O'Clock p % part Of lot 49, in
Square sss: on the public plan q w,s5insson city,
per Of ~ and sts. south extending ssst ls Test
inches south 81 feet inchss vest 10 fees inc hes
the place of beeinnina
YIReiNiS MfLsrEAp, ass~sian.
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Bloc PLAEsEL SUTrs are lust the thing Tor
the present season. Henniue. corner IN street
and Maryland avenue, hss them, Of the best
indigo dye and well sponged.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCESY.-Yesterday
afternoon, officer Roth, OF the Second Ward.
arrested Frank White upon charges of steal,
ing horses, made by Denton Miller and q. A
Richardson. There were facts elected upon
the hearing before Justice MorselI thar are
deemed worthy of close investigation by The
police. and the prisoner is held for fur lher
hearing. -.....- - -
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GREAT BAR9AINs IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
" LER's NEW STORE. 1O1 Bridge street.
SUMMER GOODS, such ~ Dress Goods In great
variety, Shawls, 50 Bsreges and Crapemeretts,
Liren Drills, Goods for Boys wear, Parasois,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Cslicoes at 10 l2h
~. 25, 81, So cents, Brown Muslins IS, 49, 20, rs
e-ntS, ColoTed Alpscas IS to 625 cents Black and
White Plsids 2j cents A full stock OF Black Dress
GOeds and Black Shswls. We are selling our
Goocs very cheap. Those in want 81 good goods
az low prices would do well to give MS cali
nay Is lmS BENJAMIN MILLER
POOMS AND TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBJ
H tanned in GeUr getown, at No 80 Dunbartop
street. References required. ap 26.Ins
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF !MPRoIEo PROPER


By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the
leth Of October, A: ID. 1854, and recorded In Lber
n. T., No. ~, folios al &c, Of the land records
Tor washington county, In the District of Colum-
bia, and By direction Of the parties secured there
By, viii sell; AZ ppbiie AUCTION, in frent of the
y. 1856, at 5o'elock p. "a, all Of Lots numbered
one two, q three, (3l and four, jim Square
Numbered hve hundred, $50, IN the city Of Wash
ington, together with the improvements, thereon,
which are valuable.
Terms Of sale One half in cash. Of which 500
must be paid At the time OF sale, and the re nau-
der within fye days thereafter. the deferred pay.
ments to be in equal amounts inc and II months
amer day OF sale, with interest, and secured by
deed Of trust to the satisfaction OF the trustee.
Term. to be fully complied With within Il We day >
be resold at the risk and cost OF defaultipg pu =
chaser, after one week notice. ALI convey ancfng,
Including stamps, to be AZ purchaeerh xpense.
R. D. CLARK Trustee.
my u. sokds GREEN 1 Williams. Ancts,.
ID sales-reoms No. S9s Psnasylva svsnus.
Hasle 90. viii give their personal attention. 20
the sale Of Real tate and Household FuruituI 6
the residence Of nmilies decAoinG holsek ee ping
Also, 70 the SEES Of stocks 81 0rocerfes and 6ef
ehandise Of every description. Horsss, Carriages,
Harness. 90. dec Fly
GROCERY STORl At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, My 18th. at 10 o'clock, we shalt
sell NJ public auction the Fixtures, Couaters
SheE Cases, Candy Jars, &c. Also, stock e. Gro
eerfes, &c contained In store No. $50 sth street,
sernsr Of L street. Sale positive. Terms cash.
NAG1R Co., Aucs.,
nyb 2SS Pa, sv., bet. 9Th and 10th sts>
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F0R RENT.rhe STORE recently occupied ~
lngtsn BUILDING Also, Offices No. and q, hrst
roc; and IL second floor; and rs. third floor.
Ior terms apply to JOHN b. SEMABS. Ss.toa
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by GREEN q WILLIAM Ms, Auctieneers.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
LOT, at the corner OF North Carolina avenue and
18th street east, - -
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, ct clock D. m =.
the premises, we shall sell Lot No IT, In o. uare
No. 96s having good fonts and depths. Ii will be
subdivided to suit purchasers.
Terms: One half cash; balance IN six and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. S2j down on each lot when
my Il d 0BEkN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR
w RENT-Furnished or upsurnishea, In the
BOWMAN 4 GREEN,
fe I3.H Is lntelliRencer Building.
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GENTLEMEN - Have your straw HATS
Bleach bed, Pressed and Trimmed at (3iadmou
& Wilson, 5is 7th . rect, a few doors south Of
Odd FelIoWs' Hall.
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AUCTION SALES.

nv seAsv Aseesss Sssss sss fss-tA pe1e4
Rf aI1In WItLIAnS. A.oaeeesa
HANDSOME BUILDING Let voR A Phi:
sf4ss::EEI .sS ss,s.a:a:: st.! sS$s..ssui
IL sSI.r: Nc q Isyins g fss front on i.sh s.,
s.s ass -
Ts.Hs One.third cash; 6slssss % s. II. sad -
u 10. e eS &. Gs.sss s ss =
and revenue ctanp lat the eost % ihs pufe Hsssrs
s1l ssrn ''' Ss Il 1I /: IA arr
RI GREEN . WILLIAMS, Aeetieaser1. :,
sTsr sl sSHTa t tsD 81
AT fUBLIC AUCTION.
e. y q. pf:n n: e, :sra
SQUARE Ne go. Ave handseme BuiiSing Lots. hsv.
ssr.o1s Wishing % Purchase 81; sS Ss
a sss s.s q s ss ts.s:
81 the cost Of the purchaser. ssS down on ssss
ny is-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
SALE OF ocSREMs.P QUAErERMAs.
e.. B. g. Ky 4, sss
Will be sold ct Public Auction. under tbs dirse-
Moore. A. q, q 1sTehpu s.0R NJ sf os ss ~
York avenue, betssen 18th and 18th .trsets, Wash.
Ssiock a m lot Of Condemned Qusrtermsstsr
Cocoa Mating, Spades. shovsIs. Desks, Tables,
Chairs. Stsvs Pipe, Coal scuttles. Lsute rms,
SSrooms, Axes. Picks, hose, Buckets, Boilers,
s and Counter scsiss, Psslins. Coal Ter. LsddsrI
pumps, Iisssd Sssh Rope Leather Beitine' Zinc.
snd lot OF OLD Bra's, Lead, Iron, Iron Pips,
Roo6ng Tin, &c.
The stores must be removed within i've 60 days
/, Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ID b. BUCKER,
Brevet Maj. General and Chief Q artermaster,
NV IL I'd Depot OF wAshineton
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COAL AND wo0D. O. - &c

am prepared TO deliver COAL and WOOD to
consumers In Any part OF the city cheap fog cash.
expressly for the retail trade, and comprises some
Of the very best Qualities, such Is Locust Noun
free from dirt or slate. 1 respectfully solicit q
share of the public patronage, feeling confident
following places will be promptly attended to Of
nee. Asa fenna ave; Yard lsx street wharf; r.
street; Lake & Co., 81 o Penna. avenue; Sparks
Hmms. Druggists, csrner 18th st. and New York
ave corner Ist street. Capitol Hill; Geo Mus.
ser Druggist corner 1 and 10th SITS; j. Ii. Stone
Druggist corner Tth and streets; l.. j. Boulter,
corpsr Sth and III street, ,oxrr
splyln' ass r., Ay,, bot ID aad ~ ss.
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THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the Bible
Society takes place at the l3rh-street BAPTIST
Church Tonight, at quarter &c eight o'clock
General Garfield, of Ohio, and other distiu
gulsned speakers will address the meeting
The Rev. DIR. Ormston, of Hamilton. Canada
west one OF the most popular speakers in
America, is in the city, and is expected 70
speak. - =
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ENTERBLKD AND DKLIoAfI OOEsflTU
IL TONS; Of both sexes uee H1kn10LDS *.
oslines. end enable yoa % elssv vsll. 10
= 4SR 5SSSHpsyyt I Aascs AZ SU
VR0s ~
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FIRST. CLASS FINELY FURNISHED
"A house, situated In a very desirable locsli-
ty, on II street, for rent on favorable terms to
desirable occupant. Apply 3J2 18th street. be
tween and /. ap 28-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

STOLEN Cows.-Iesterday, officer Sprague
longing TO Mr.. G. +. Coltman, (which had
been missed for about two weeksD on the
premises of MIR. Benzinger. where he found
tbem, In the possession of Fred. Shader, an
employee OF Mr.. b.. who stated he found them
on the commons and drove them in, expecting
70 see reward offered. Shader was arrested
and taken before Justice Gull, who held him
10 bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

uELMROLDSEXTRAO BUOHU gives health
II and Hgor TO the frame and blood to the pallid
cheek Debility 10 accompanied By many alarmih e
symptoms and II ne treatment submitted 10. con.
SumDtion INSANITY or eDileptio Ats ensus no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

TULET-The very desirable furnished RESI-.
l. DEEOE. No. 1OA, on tn. north side Of Gay
street, Georgetown, owned by the late DR.. Bohrer
and now occupied BY Captain Boyle, u. 8. Navy.
Inc House IL Q spacious one, well planned with
every arrangement for domestic comfort.
POSSESSION will Be given on or about the 18th of
next month.
Tor fur thsr pa.tic ulars apply at the Hardware
store. no. % Bridge street, Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

Fanny STOREkEEPERSA AND OTHERS,
Who would like to engage In an easy light and
PROFITABLE business where . small OUTLAWS only re-
Quired, and where those engaging in the same can
commence at osee, to call at VIM PRINCES
stamping Depot 3s1 = street. and be taught his
can at once undertake any job. Being the only
practical Stanper here, we can furnish full and
lions and stamps BY the dozen or hundred. This 10
. chance for any one Wishing to make money by
small OUTLAY. An LII
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Il o 3 3 A L e =.

HOUSE and LOT Of Axes fact on. Oh street vest,
garden, fruit trees, shads trees, DO.
lFARM Of l4 acres, on 7th street turnpike, eight
miles frem Washington. Will be exchanged fer
improved city property.
HOUSE of rooms, on Nth street, S700.
S2a 900 to losn on improved city property.
Apply to the
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
ep Soft aga tn street
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RY JAS. @. MCGUIRE q 90, Auctiessso.
Two BUILDING LOTS ON srH, NxAR L
sTRGET. -

eeloek, We shall sell part Lot IL, square eis,
tweee L and streets north, With 90 -sverage
70" q seSos Udiidins iots SithSut 70,
Terms: One third cash; rs.idu. a. q, m, and No
months, secured on the property. Conveys ncinG
nys.dt: u o. MeeUIRE a 90. Asc..
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For CoURT.-Last night, Sergeant TAFT Of
me second Ward, with roundsmen Franklin,
walker, Howes, Roth, Barkley and Howard,
arrested Lizzie Smith and Amanda Kelley for
keeping bawdy-houses, on ID street. between
I2tn ano I3th. They were taken before JUS
tice Morsell, and Lizzie Smith was held TO bsi,
for court, and Amanda Kelley was held for
further hearing. Three girls were found in
tne houses, two OF whom gave security for
good behavior, and one was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

"A properties OF HELMBOLDB FLUID EX-
TRACT BUCHU will be . eomparisoa with those
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GRAND TEMPERANCE DKMoNsrRArToN-
Much interest is felt in the interesting literary
and musical entertainment TO be given by
Good Samaritan Diyisisn, No. I, Sons often.
perance. at Seaton Hall, on tomorrow We'd
nesdayD evening. Addresses will be delivered
BY Hon. Jas. w. Patterson, of N. H., and Hon.
samuel Mckee, of KY. Among the singers WI
notice some of the best musical tale Mt in Wash
ington. The entertainment will conclude with
the performance of patriotic temperance
charade. written for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-15

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SPRING
WAGON, LEASE, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES
AND STOCK OF GROCERIES on New YorE
aS-nu-. between 9Th and 5th streets west
On THURSDAY the l7ih instant at 10 O'Clock
M, We shall sell, by order Of the honorable Or
phans Court, Of the late James II Moore, de-
ceased, viz One Spring Wagon. Lease, Good Will,
Fixtures and Stock Of Groceries, &C. = -'
Terms cash
By order Of the admin strator.
my l43t GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucts
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~ ASfkRNO0R AID fu.koR109.
B 'AAhs o. Ae0UIRI q Co.. Asessssssss.
VERY pEsIaABLl sIIck lxssDsnoB A

On TUESDAY, Msy 18th, st 6 o'clock n ws
iI sell I. front Of The premises, part % Lat 30.
feet ipches. and running back ic7 feet, ssd In
proved By . two story rrsme Dwelling coataininS
Terms: One third cash; balance In sig spd twelve
months. A deed given and . deed of trust takss
chaser. $50 down when cold
myed GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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dye, ". p0TILKR, Au.tipxeer.
- Ns. $40 y street. between ion aod M

my ltd
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CIRCUs AND MENAGERIE-The most attrac-
i've combination exhibition in the country,
oeiDg that of Gardner, Hemming Co.'s
American Circus with Van Amburgh Il Co.'S
mammoth meDagerie and Egyptian Caravan.
VIII open here on Monday next, May 2IsL on
the lot At loot OF 9th street near the avenue, to
continue four nights. The menagerie contains
the LARGEST collection of rare and curious ami.
mails IN the United States, while the circns
company embraces many of the most famous
perfOImers in the ring.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-15
From New York.

NEW YORK, II m, June Is Gold 49l,
sterling % and dull, sight H.
A Montreal dispatch says the order
calling the volunteers back from the Dor
der has been countermanded, owing to
the introduction Of the resolution on the
Neutrality act into Congress
An 0gdensburg dispatch says that one
Of Gen. Meade's staff has expressed fears
Of further trouble at Buffalo. Gen Meade
was suddenly called back from Albany
to that point, and four companies OF
troops have been ordered there from
Malone.
An Ottawa dispatch Gays another raid
is expected soon at Fort Erie Fourteen
Fenians have been arrested at Hamilton,
with important papers in their posses
sion. Information representing the
movements Of troops is forbidden. Some
thing important is aaoai, as a large num-
Der of Fenisns are assembling on the
Southwestern border
Gen. Burns, Fenian, has challenged
Col Lowry, the British eommandant at
Fort Erie, to a pitched battle with two
or three thousand men aside.
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EUROPEAN.

The Vienna journals publish news
from Paris, stating that during the tinan-
cial panic in London, Earl CowLEY, by
order of his Government, solicited the
energetic mediation of the Emperor
NAPotxoS in favor of peace, and received
from his majesty the following reply;
In the years 1859 and 1864 England
opposed the proposals in reference to
the settlement Of the Venetia and Schles-
wig,HOlstein question England wanted
peace. also desired peace; but as the
most favorable opportunities have been
frightened away. and as the conflicting
have been permitted to reach a
point at which they must clash, | cannot
assume Ire responsibility ofevents
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EDUCATING THE NEGROES.

Some of our Oldest and most promi-
nent citizens, on Sunday last, organized
a Sunday School for the colored children,
at the Methodist Church. There was a
large number Of pupils present-some
sixty-who have Joined already, and il
is expected more will enter The parties
who projected this are all old slave own.
ers. and ask the assistance of the good
people of this community to render them
proper aid in enlightening them for the
position of which the laws of the country
look forward to. fernando Press.
This is movement of the utmost sig
nificance. and is not peculiar to Herman
do. The intention of the Southern peo-
pie to educate and care for the negroes is
manifest all over the South Entertain
ing for that unfortunate race sentiments
of friendship, they do not like to see
them become the dupes and slaves of
strangers, who, protesting to be their best
friends, would rob them of all their earn
ings and ultimately abandon them to
poverty and ignorance, The colored peo-
pie are beginning to see that their des-
tiny is cast with the cavalier Of the
South, and not the puritan Of the North
The day of puritan domination over
them is fading into twilight