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RY JAMES G. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOnesr..

II JAMES 9. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
SALE OF ZINE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING- HOUSE
On THURSDAY. May L. at q o'ciock n nm we
sbail sell dwelling House with Lot, located and
neine NO 20 street, between 18th and 25th, and
10 furnished with modern i'm proyements We, And an
ana fountain in front new range In Kitchen, com
pete sewerage stable and carriage house with
drlyers apartments on rear lot stabling for sfx
horses Possession given immed lately
Terms: One third cash; balance in Xix and twelve
months secured on the property Conyevancino
at purchaser's cost. Sale positive
my 10 llnt.I j. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
6onsequsnee OF the Indictment weather until TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, May ~, same hour and place
my is j. c. MCGUIRE a co, Aucts
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RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioueers.
- South corner Pa avenue and eth street

GROCERIkS, SYRUP. sUGARs.WHITE LEAD.
&c ar AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May 2sd. comm sncins
al 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Room
without reserves stock Of Groceries, &c, sucs
white and Yellow Sugars
Is barrels New York Syrup
Candles. Soap and Blue
Barrels Whisky, Brandy, &c
Bottles Whiskey and Brandy
Oos Segars, different brands
! Iron Safe
Is dozen Brooms.
with q variety Of other goods in the Grocery
line.
Terms cash
my l9d W. l.. VAIL co Aucts
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CHURCH ExTRNsIoN.-The new Protestant
Episcopal congregation. organized in the
northern section of the city, Is now worship
ping temporarily in the First Congregational
Methodist Church, on NJ street, every Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Lowry officiating as rec
tor This congregation intend 70 build church
edifice at the corner of 18th and " streets, and
we learn that the amount subscribed for the
purpose has reached such an amount as 10
warrant the commencement of the building,
which will be Immediately commenced.
The =. cation in the West End, who
--eW congree-- 49, corner Of
purpose erecting 8 church on a.,
lStn and q streets, are making considerable
progress towards raising funds for the erec-
gon OF the church, and the building will no
doubt be erected this season. ~.
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RY eRKEN q WILLIAMs, Auetioneen

my ,s-o W ~. Wheb ~ w., Auco.
pr GREEN q WILLIAMS, Austionesn
EKESSrE NISs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
sSfe md the road from said farm NJ !. SsSst
more furnsiks which is al sid 81 O into s1 eleven
sssa,osi bssnstns from seven to fifteen
On IuEsp AT the I'd Inst shall sell, on the
ss.:iSss s 9 ,Ss ::,:,s s:ss
S sr sb; SI,, .I II o roOd and
No. I. acres and reod
Eo2 acres ahd 2 perehe
No { acres and roods
No. 6. acres
S05. acres
Nos acres and 10 perches
Nom acres, roods, and Is perches
Each tract has the advantage Of vide rssAs lead
Ing 70 the above mentioned public roads.
IN: . asSs, ssa Ss.
waited and commanding position, in q high state Of
s sIn s having been cultivated - garden
seciisn ~ Which has Is acres. has on 9. the in.
proportion o. forest trees orchard, &c. and every
the attention H1as s:SSs 70 oso
haodsome site for country seat or q hsndsone
Terms One-fhird cash; balance 10 six and TWELVE
Tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale,
secured TO the satisfaction Of the executrix. Ali
Sss ss.s .. so: .;n & T :: .:sS;;
knocked OF and if no, complied With the properly
.ss II pi The ses as 'ss ns
piled With In ten days the executrix reserves
tfres timssiS iSe Sssicrsl inssiiia.nosr the '>@s
on n shfi GRIM s shIEH ss 1sss.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIsGs, &c.
HsadssariTs Dssarimsa az Rassi.no., D
wa.Aisss ssS f1s g, Hs .y e. iss
viii be sold at pubic auction. 9 q the premises,
Sn@s tae eirsa'iGn q Btsvss Lis9, SolSn,I
$50. Al Ii Seoei M. the Ss Oiosisa s.sesssi
Frame Buildings, locsted At Fort Stevens, ID. O.,
Two Barracks. ioOx2o feet st- aa.r
Three Mess Houses. 6sxls
Aiso, at the sane time and place. for the Ensi-
neer Deparfnent, the timber, lumber, &C.. be-
The miSs.Ps snsrd viii rem.in the premises
sas; "a. ahif s. sSse days %
pfRntsdipes will b. cold singiy-
Terms Cash, IN Government funds
n LUDINGroN,
myr-a Department q wsssissss.
DUBLIo AUCTION.
Wasaiasios. b. G.. Nay q, i:sl
Will be offered at puehe aaction; IN the MenS-
S S on 1 gsspxT En- the 'e IA Instant s:sei
q. m, the following articles OF euosassne Pfeb
ef' 20 sugar and Bean Barrels
ESQ Coffee Barrels
10 10 vinsssr Ksss, &C, 4e.. &c.
let Of Lumser Isoe,ns .ses etbs9 49,
Terms ;: c.sS IL Governments fuess ~
myna Major and O: s.. 6.s.A.
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INTERESTING SKRvICEs.-Yesterday being
ST. Bernardins day. after whom Rev. b. T
Wigett was named, the Young ladies of St.
AlOysius Academy determined to make him a
present, and for that purpose they secured a
set OF ecclesiastical works superbly bound.
The pupils, numbering about 300 dressed in
white, with wreaths and wells on their heads
and carrying fragrant flowers, marched from
the school room TO the church about 10 o'clock,
where mass was celebrated, Rev. Father Wig
EFT officiating, and Rev. Father Rochofert
preached an able sermon on the life and char
acter OF ST. Aloysius. After these services the
.cholars returned TO the school room, where q
hymn dedicated to Father Wigett was sung,
Miss Bridget presiding at the piano, after
which Miss Mary Ecklof and Miss Mary Ri
lev. on the part of the scholars, made the pre-
sentation. Rev. Father Wigett replied in q
brief bqt appropriate manner.
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RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP. = Yesterday
meTnIng. horse attached I'd q buggy belong
ing TO Mr. Chas. Miller, stan aiding in NJ street,
near 'tn, took fright and runaway at a fearful
the fatent Ofhcs the buggy struck the car
LtiasS step and turned bottom up. AT street
me noIse knocked a lady down, b,l. did not
Uu ~ .nlure her. The buggy again turned
me caral, where gang OF bootblacks In -ned
him Into street, and he kept on till IN n ont
OF Raaey stables, where he was kept, q. e
buggy again upset, and the horse fell Ths
buggy was smashed, but the horse was sIi.h,'
~ injured. Those who witnessed the affs;-
express surprise that so little damage was done
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DIsoRDKRLY CRowD.-Saturday evening.
ofhcer Sprague arrested a gang of twenty two
Colored youngsters. who were travelling about
The Fifth Ward with a drum, and behaving in
manner that the oficer and others thought
was an violation Of the law, and disturbing the
peace. He took them before Justice Haniy,
where they plead that they were organizing
an independent company. under the authority
oi MAJOR Taylor. Who Major Taylor is, the
ohctrs could not inform US. Justice Handy
dismissed the disorderiy case but sent two OF
the com pany, A. Dorsey and Fred. Harrison,
70 me workhOUse for fifteen days, one for
SaIIylng billy, and the other for carrying a
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMCsEMENTs, ac no. NIauT

CIEt nAsASERiE-The MANN 9th
procession which passed our Office this ncr,-
ins' gives an earnest OF what may be expected
at tbe exhibition of the famed consolfdated
Circus ana Managerie Of Gardner, Hemming
Co which opens at the foot OF 9Th street
this afternoon. with an evening performance.
A splendid CORRECTION of rare and curious ami
mails, and the best performances in the ring
make up the attractions. ',--e
formers IN a rare bill this evening EN- oraaing
ties.
PIC-NIC.-Afternoon and evening, at Roths-
child's Summer Garden
BALL OF the Eigilant Fire Companv NJ
Georgetown, at their hall, this eyeninG VI
WASHINGTON CRY GARpESs.-Pic.Ni, ,,r
tne oenentof Prospect Hill Cemetery, tins AT.
AssEMsLI,s OHURcH.-SrawberryF Festival
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CONGRESS AND THE WASHINGTON CRY
CANAL.-Seeing it stated that Congress is DIS
posed to deprive this city of its charter on
account, In part, of the condition OF the canal
i beg leave TO call attention TO the well known
taet that the city an thoriIes and able ngineers
nave for years past been seriously perplexed
10 know what to do to overcome the natural
difhculties in the way of making the canal
what all desire il TO be; and that Congress
could not, or at least has not aided In solving
this great problem. Under such circumstances,
II II just or fair to deprive the city of its charter
for any such reasons For not doing what
even the wisdom of Congress, with all the
Government engineers at command, has not
even suggested how to dot But in view of the
fact that. unaided by Congress or the General
Government, the city has at last discovered a
way to overcome the formidable difficulties,
and has promptly adopted plan that has the
sanction and unqualified approval Of the most
eminent Government engineers; the work
upsn which is being urged forward by the
Mayor, the Councils, and the people, which is
progressing rapidly and economically, bidding
far TO be accomplished In one-half the time,
and at less than one-half the cost of Govern
ment work. Under these circumstances, 1t 10
difficult to see the propriety, or cause for the
infiiction Of so humiliating a change upon the
people Of this city. JUSTICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-21

IhE AeHINGTOH FAvoRITE, Mr. Theodore
haItIIhan. proposes to give one more concert
., Mt,ztT0tt Hall. on Wednesday next. Miss
Chrlstiaha schmidt A sehoIar n, yien~,amns
ana graduate Of the Coyseryatoire Of Leipzig.
viii mSse htr hrst appearance on the occa-
si@n: We iear that she is an extraordinary
Vlolinist MI. Weat, the American piaaist. is
also scholar of the Leipziy Conservafoire
ana report speaks Of him in high terms.
fRoh JOIN r. Ellis, music puhleher. we
have song just published by him s.ChfTs,rr
OF me faIien Brave" words and musie by
J. William Pope, Esq. W
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RYGBEEN a WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.

HANBsoME BuILpING LOT FOR A PRI-
STREET WEST. BET0EEN NORTH
sTkEET AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
On MoNpAf, the 2lst instant. at 8 o clock m :
we shall sci in front IF the premises Lot No A.
IN Square No 2H. having - feet front on lsth at
running back l25 feet deep Go q ne alley IL Wilt
be sold together suhdivided 90 suit % rchssers
Terms: One third cash; balance in 8. u, and Is
months, Tor notes bearing interest secured NV
deed Of tTust on the premises. All conyeyaDc,ne
ana revenue stamrs IT the cost OF the purchssers
StOdown when the property is sold
my l5d GREEN WILLIAMS kucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-21

TIE SUNDAY Enthusiastically morning.
gang OF $50 or 2O young rowdies passed over
ne Long Bridge to 90 the Four mile Runs TO
participate in the Sunday fights that regularly
take place in that vicinity between the rowdies
OF Alexandria and the District of Columbia
gentleman who saw the gang waiting at the
OTidge until the drawer was closed-it being
opened at the ume-descrioes il as a mixed
mulutude of boys of all ages and all coIOrs
some well dressed and some in rags The
hOot-hlack legion was largely represented. As
soon as The drawer closed they rushed over
WhOoplng ana shouting. They had their dis
gIace1uI battle according TO programme
Sucks, stones pistols and even muskets were
brought INTO requisitIon by the rSwdy com
Oatants, and we heard this morning that sew
eTai OF the parties were severely Injured One
lad named knight, respectfully connected i'm
washington lost an eye by a shot fired Ii is
shame mat these conflicts are allowed to oc
cur on the Sabbath within 2X or 3 miles of
alexandria and from the National Metrop
OILS. Respectable citizens fear 10 pass along
me roaS on the Sabbath, lest they should be
killed or injured by the blaekguards who en-
gage In these Sabbath exercises. We under
stand that squad Of cavalry arrested a con-
siderable number of the participants in this
AFFAIR. and took them TO Alexandria
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AUCTION SALES.
F~ etser Asesiea ssles see fourth pessJ
III W. L. WALL a. co., Auctionssr.
Two SMALL YEA rfAnE Hogsls IL rHs FIRST

public sale AZ the reau st Of the heirs 4 the late
1onh Ss. ~ tne hour efs O'Clock In the afternoon
veto square numbered IL, in the city OF wssh-
tngton, fronune feet more or lees on 18th street
back TO the creek, with the two Frame Hon ses
upon the same. Each house will be soIa ne psrats
~, with the lot upon which it stands
Terms Of sale (: One third cash; the balance of
the purchase money N and u months deed
serred payne nts, with interest. All conveyancinr
and stamps at the cost of the purchasers
my - W L. WALL a CO., Apets
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DY NA0LBA 90, Ancsieneers.
~ ~ - Ssai n tate ind Household Furniture q
ths ss.idsnce Of antilles declining housekeeping
Also, 70 the SEES Of stocks 81 Groceries and Mer
Sunsra.s n dec lily
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WALL BE SOLD AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
w II applied for soon: bet No !. In square No;
sertS Is feet; e inst opposite the residencs q
vssr residence, having doabIs frame two. story
houss, and . buiIdins vhioh can be convsrted into
~ For terms 40, apply to NAGLB CO.; Ave
tioseert. 29s Penbs. sve.ss ~ nv iSst
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FOR SALE AND RENT

Z ss siti tnkI .N yEFgRNIsHED RoOMs,
avenue ~ ~ ior housekee ping, st No. 276 Penn
CURED '''"een 18th aad izth sts. References re-
F.iths f-Thrss OF four unfur nished Rooms,
,hsaa i.issss, iss iss:.:s q
F1A IRkNTIA GROCERY STORE. Of eieh,
stoc on With stable; e.s and water in he house
Star once Fixtures for '.ls reasonable. xss!! 81
oFf sALL-The GOOD WILL and FIXTdREs
i,,,o Nest aud Provision store near the VAN.
for Al o. az lard. Will be sold cheap sf aopiied
street Navy Ysrdp Harieu'r' inquire q. SOC IN
FTsGEs on :,,.o 2, The ,s I.sss FRAaE GOT
70 nePsJsnsnts. Kent low to small family.
+ V Wsst h n FRAME HOUSE. on 18th d.
IN is' :s e. :;Sa:
Fo and SAFE Az ,1 Oh RENT-The FEED sT0RE
s sts, virginia .venae Pessession given 1nmsdi
ny :, eo Sr particulars inquire the premises.
G IN; RENT-As ualI BRICK HOUSE contain.
small lot aG of kSSssn Tits water and gas:
able for housekeenino NJ ans 90 Ior sale: suit
tween and l. Nv No' s'f @ n,re s.I pc
Pa n sr.NI bRI.K HOUSES; one on
~ st snS NO. 373, IL rooms; one on corner
JoHSsosN'. se s7 issif1d' GoOn. AS.y
-. .V.eI. my 2l-6t'
FOR SALE LOW-Nise eIIgieIy .jfn ,1e5
BUILDING LOTS. only two SQUARES from the
nte OF pew market house. on the Island. Terms
sE .;ys,s Inquire At BROOKLYN Insurance and Real.
a'cloee Agency,a15 9TH street, between 2 and
O'Clock. my 2I-sts
tNoR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE in George
rooms aowh situated on High stsest containing sY
s .fi.s, ., Station
FOB RENT-BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE Ne.
mo SeI1aE street. near 18th containing rooms
For fu rther Information inquire at No. 2O3 Itth
and p. m. my q If
+ Retsii Grocery well located viii be sold
cheap. Apply corner Sd and q SITS north mI9-3t+
E'OR RENT-A new FRAME HOUSE. suitable
L for u snail family, on Sd street east, bet. X
18th st. my 10 ST.
t'oR RgNr-Three ROOMS, all private ana ga
:, persd ,~th water 10 the yard Inquire No.
rented low tOa small family. my I9 St
ECR RRNT-PART ola FURNISHED House.
Il containing kitchen dining room. psrlor and
bed BED rooms Apply at 143 Washington st George
E'oR SALE-A first. class RESTAURANT on
der P n1,. sv. 6stwesn q snd = s,s For FIR
is1 e .t. bet. Ep and F. Island nv - no
LOB RENT-Two very comfortable Unfur nished
Il ROOMS, ioomnuuiC att ng - in a pleas ant loo al
lily. Alsa. one FURNISHED kOOM at So per
month ~ Indiana Ryenae third hOnse below 2d
street, north side) Cars OF Metropolitan Railroad
pass the dosr. my l9 81
OR BENT-Two UnFuruished ROOMS on the
= fret floor. No. 633 L. street north, between
An and 9TH. my l5-st-
HOUSE No. 447 STREET FOR RENT CON
II iainlns slx rooms between 18th and 18TH ste.
Inquire next door. my ~ eJSt'
EGR SALE-At auction, on Tuesday, the pa At
! clock IN the Afternoon, q comfortable
fRAm E HOUSE on Sth street, between l. and M.
See advertise me Mt in another column. my IS St.
LS0R bENT-Tbe three story BRICK HOUSE,
l. containing eight rooms. FL tu ated ut the corner
OF Connecticut avenue and streets A good 1T nd
for the Grocery business. Inquire at No. 4 18th
street, between and y. my IS ST.
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Vn hENI-DtVtu hOOm6 Iytn street, De-
u tween and ii, suited to q small family Ar
ply at this office. my8u
A FIRST CLASS FINELY FURNISHED
"A HOUSE, situated In . very desirable locaI-
ty, on street, for rent on favorable terms to q
desirable occupant. Apply 352 18th street, be-
tween ii and i. an 28 II
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AUCTION SALES. =
fAIs ArrERsoos AND no. Eo.Io1.
Rr GREEN wiLLIAns. A,etione.rs. :.
GUARDIANS SALE or yrrv v.,r.
Bkisk H0Ssk AND LOT, AND Tiki


IN GREEN wiLLIAns. Asctioa..r. :,
suARpIAEs SALE OF VERY y.Iu.,r,
s s6Esk s aSSs Lot H 81 Sissf-
By virtue Of proper authority IRON che eouru n
the iissasy q May, instant. az oe ss svspAr
front Of the premises, the Interest Of the orpSss
Lot snsbersd iso lil in square nsss.rs e ' :osS
Of Square four hundred and sixry three IsssI' 10
s ssf S S sns y K: os 81
liHms.l with the improvements, consisting Of tAsf
PSs sss saef
w hise e the northern aous. Of the tie eriels
section O Srsp Sa md - sss s
Ss sr ssy :s ssa =, rS:s.
.peshins tubes; and tive st.irc..ss front .ea ssol
fSAMr front e,s :1S s:ea q
s s:ss # nh III a, &c tn: -
f0TTs s,%. sross s Ipsnisyns.ele tis,s
day Of sale on each house and lot and rss,d =. 4.
sse1rd ~ lisp - pr.ni.s.. coavsysadias a.
JAMS 3 WILLIAMS, Guardian, &c.
Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, AustioDeers.
AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
a sS L SSp o ISL SIS sr S SGisTTH' srrwHH
IN ron! q he premises, Lot No .. IL sSs.r. No.
20 an alley Is win be susdi 1ised II 50 as.irsd
Terms; one-third cash; balance in 5, ana
oftss purchaser 90 down %hss TIE pr.s per S .
my Nd GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aueu.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
III hoNDAf, the list instant, same hour aud
myi9d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Austs.
DT J. o. MCGUIRE A co aucttoneer.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
n-OFFICE OF OAK HILL CEMETERY
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
~ PRICES RED UCED

AT IS BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.
From this date, Tobacco will be sold at reduc
ton of from Is cents to p cents per ID. at retail
Scent Cigars reduced to cents.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

.,ana alone. and are giving entite sat.
.tion. All machines sold by us are
arau,eed and instructions given free Of
1hay,r. New and valuable improvements
have been added u the above machines
within the last twelve month";. The best
assortment Of needles. silk. cotton and mn-
chine trimmings OF all kinds IN the city, al
WAYS on hand Address PECK BROIH-
ERS, Agents. l62 Canal street, New UT
leans
n. b All the late Improvements may
he added to old machines at = small cost
septZN-ly
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

cay please the most fastidions both in
Goods and prices.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

A. Is. GRISWOLD T. co.
Old firm OF Hyde & Goodrich established
in New Orlean. fifty years;
Corner of Canal and Royal Streets,
New Orleans. La.
Watches, Jewrlry.
Diamonds, I'r"ciou SONGS.
Silver and Plated Ware Pocket
Ana Table Cutlery, &c.
EV.Every article sold fully warranied--s..l
mario ly
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

Mr.J II. sMc Dermot, il determined to
establish an exclusive ladies store that
will prove beneficial to his customers and
crcditable to himself In view of which he
his purchased the Largest stock: Of goods
in the Ladies' tine. er.r brought to this mar
ksf and being dcterrn,ped to secure the
Ladies trade. he p lodges himself TO sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Ladies VIII"
favor him with their custom may rest as
sured that they will get goods ut lesiii-
mate prices. whether judges OF not, tor he
has established a One Price system which
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. a. it is bns ed
upon small profits and quick returns.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

-. Tue party ". n the dlvisIUn Of
ayv. list OF goods ar. to be disposed
o; III, ai2g to the annexed statement oil
80 certificates q: tio vaGi,tls ARTICLES,
s. Asr,J no bL1nk-s. are pat into envelopes
say.,e~ 1Aseaied and when ordered. taken
of,t with no regard to choice. show ing no
tavoritisn, and forwaI ded by nail, when
the holder Of t... Certificate can see hat
he or she can have by returning to us the
Certificate and ONE DOLLAR.
~ Ono Certificate 25 Cents ~
A single Certificate may secure yn, a
ar INV other vaIn axle article. There are
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-11
LbES ARC & FEMALE A c a q c m V.

FTNIIE second session of this School, will open 1 on Monday, the 9th of August, under the charge and direction of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention, to merit the patron age of town and surrounding country. Every attention will be paid to order, and especially to the Intellectual and moral culture of his pupils All scholars considered regular from time O f entrance and no deduction for absence or withdrawal; or for sickness of shorter du- ration than one week.
 Terms per Session of Five Months. Orthography, Reading and Writing. $l4 % The same with Primary Arithmetic,
 Geography and Grammar, SIG GO The same with Higher Arithmetic,
 Analysis, Philosophy, Physiology
 and Algebra, SIS % The above, with Geometry, Rhetoric,
 Chemistry, Bookkeeping and the
 Languages, $20 %
 N. B.-Twenty per cent, deducted for cash in advance or twelve and half per cent. at middle of the session. jul2l-3m
Des Arc citizen., 1866-08-11
Mir. vallandigham and the Philadelphia
 Convention.

MT. Vallandigham has written letter ac- cepting the position of delegate to the Conven- tion. From it we extract the following
 am not unaware that handful of mische- yous and evil disposed persons of the Repub- lIcan party, now among the professed friends of the President. but themselves of peculiarly odious and unpatriotic record and antecedents, pretend to set up tests for admission to the Philadelphia Convention, as against certain men-in fact all men of the Democratic party The combined indecency, presumption, and folly of this pretense, together with the min gled treachery and hypocrisy of the motives which prompt it, render it too contemptib,e for further notice. If the Philadelphia Con- vention is to apply any other test than the present status and principles of the delegates upon the one grand question of the day, as set forth :n the call-above all if it is to be perverted to an inquisition, on either side into the record and antecedens of the men who shall present themselves with the ordinary credentials ofmembership, then appropriately it should be assembled in the temple of Dis cord; or far better it had not assembled at all. Upon the heads of those, of either party, who shall first stir these foundations of bitter ness, be the evil which will follow.
 c. L VALLANDIGHAM.
 Dayton, Ohio July 30, 1866