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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM, AuCrIoNEER.
" SALESRoOM s. LIBERTY STREET, NEAR POST
OFFICE.
oENrEp: MoysEhoLD FURNITURE.

GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM Co viii sell by auction,
THIS DAY, (FRIDAY) APRIL q, at iOts o'clock
At the residence Of WIN. ii. HAIGHE Esq,
No u6 EAST FOURTH STREET between avs q and d.
THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C,
Comprising English Tapestry Brussels Three ply and In
grain Carpets 0coths black walnut Parlor suis Chande
cr black walnut and mahogany Chairs Etageres Lounges
Table elegant Egyptian Marble Clock richly decorated China
Bedroom Suits Feather Beds Mattresses and Beddng
the best material Dining Room Furniture silver Plated
Ware China Glass and Crockcry Ware black walnut and
seat Chairs with full assortment Of Kitchen utcnss
Sale peremp,ory. the owner removing from the city
GEORGE wELLEs NICHOLS. AuCrIoNEER-NEIL-
NJ SON NICHOLS will sell on Saturday. April ~ ut
10 O'Clock. at the private residence ~ West Nineteenth
street between Fifth and sixth avenues elegant Household
Furniture consisting OF rich ebony and gilt Parlor Suits
satin; elegant SIX and Lace Window CURTAINS very rch
ebony and CIT Pier and Manel Mirrors CIT Chandeliers
Velvet Medallion and Brussels Carpets carved oak Dining
Suite Buffet and Dinner Set and Giassware very gentee
Library furniture In black walnut superb rosewood black
walnut and mahogany Chamber Furniture with Spring and
Curlcd Hair Mattresses together With ell the Kitchen Fur
niture.
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HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS h MINER win sell by auction
FRIDAY. AprilN,
at 0 o'clock at the Central Park Institute Seventh
avenue and Fifty-sixth street.
HOUSEHOLD AND SCHOOL FURNITURE, consisting Of
Brussels Carpets carved black walnut Lace VIM
dow curtains rosewood marble top Secretary rosewood Sec
Suit in haircloh carved rosewood marble top Centre Table
Gas Fixtures rosewood Armchars In harcloth gilt Clock
rosewood seven octave Piano. make by George Stek maho
gany Upright Piano. rosewood octave Piano. by w. T.
Reed Bedsteads mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus
Lounges and Sofas Iron safe by Mist Co also large
SIX octave made by Greger Co.. Brussels Stair Carpets
Stair Rods Oicoth Kitchen Furniture &C.
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HyH2PnAI TlA14s1sJess ~.
SrnAx WEEKLY d 81 hTxb9fs sS4 biAsqz
fAL11S4 afLs WkDHF5DlY. 1AIN
sssr.es 1880 en- psysn!s 10 Sssnsy, ,.... fron
Liverpool 70 receive passep6ets.
For stserass passage apply 70 ,,.u. . nurov
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAMER AMERICA.
L. Captain O. Meyer carrying the United Stftsg MAN.
VIII Sail from me Bremen pier foo OF Inrd ssrse nopo-
SATURDAY, APRILzs,
BREMEN VIA So SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
at the following rates. payable In gold M equivalent In
First Cabin slos Cabin ssa so steeage,
TO DO followed by the HERMANN @. wsnke master.
For freight or passage Ss sRRiE Co.. Broad stree.
TNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
L New line OF first class steamers between New
YORK and Bremen, via Cowes carrying the United States
leave pier l6 North river New York. for Bremen thsfo
BALTf6. 5 600 tons, l,eoo horse power, A. G JONES'
MISSISSIPPI tchartcredj, $500 tons 500 horse
power q. Sumner. Commander. ........... May TO-
ATLANTIC, Hoyer 5000 tons, 6OO horse power May 81
WESTERN METRoP0iIs 26oo tons, 1000 horse N''
power. H. Sanders, Commander Juue g.
reneyFrs cabin $iGS secon s sSs o. Storage 81 80
.RtGER BROS General Agents As Beaver street.
For subscriptions to the stock of this company offering
'"'' ''''e'N p-'"S WE REcHr, Secretary
onlcc Of the North American Lloyd, 45 Beaver street.
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DEM. f. THEALL. AUCTIONEER (LATE SALESMAN
ID with i. II. Ludlow 90. Handsome Household Fur
phurc Mirrors Carpets, &c.THEALL CURTIS will sell
gnivcrsiy place. northeast OF Eighth street all tho
furniture In said house, vz:-mahogany Paror Suits in
hair CLOTH mahogany and walnut Bedroom Suits Hair Mat
lrssses Boers and Pillows; Lace Curtains, Chandeliers.
g. together with the Kitchen Utensils with which
y commence Catalogues the aucuoneer's once No. q
liberty street.
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by HENRY n, LEEDS 8 MINER. :,

49, ~ KIpAf, APKIL q, e 10T o,cIock
essk Household Furniture consisting o. Brussels and In
Dan Carpets black walnut Suit In green velvet;
- in harcloth elegantly carved black walnut Etagere
oner EtAgcre gilt frame Oval Mirror Lace window
fns and lt Cornices Mantc bronze
At Chandeliers Printed Cottage Suits Dressing Bureaus,
Fable black walnut Bookcase, black walnut Chairs;
tDunses In green reps Arm Chairs In do. China, Crock
oy Glassware &c also assortment Of Kitchen Furni.
the. with which the sale will commence
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JENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER will sell at auction on
FRIDAY. APRIL ~,

FRIDAY, APRIL q,
Atl0h O'clock at ltg East Eighteenth street. .
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consisting OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved Suit
In crimson figured brocade Gilt Frame French Plate Pier
Mirrors elegant gilt frame OIL Paintings, by celebrated
ss rosewood Chairs In crimson reps; God Dvans
Chairs IN haircoth rosewood seven octave Piano made BY
hogany Dressing Hair Feather Bolsters
and Pillows Straw Paiasses mahogany Extension Dining
Table mahogany Bookcase, Stair Carpets Olcloth Hall
Stair Rods China, Crockery and Glass wsre Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
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nY HA00RRTY 4 CO.,
ID SATURDAY, APRIL a. 1896,
Al l0is O'Clock.
Al private residence. as Amity street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


- Arnib 20 iooo.
EE ocss 'ffsS' ad 4 sT'iY street.
ne property e Soy ssn;lsRs9 gems to Europe
:' Mr2r n rsnn and Rosewood
cpd mahogany Sets and straw Mstrcsses Bureaus
:sas and :f us ss can En-
San ..r sn Tss s. soa hsss n
Pred cut and Bohemian Bohemian cut Decaners color
ana Sssy of IS Gs Vegetable
CoRPoRATIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
sinking VIII i. psss snaon cr
.0npAs Nay @ =, nocn - the Efshspge sales.
l. dorc Of Land north aide Of CHAMBERS street near VIII
q Parcel Of Land corlear, street between
s Hne soassea se iososen ives. and Cana, .r..
% norS sSs q .ss near sass avenue
Two Lot: north and south sides Of Forty ninth street.
SIR Lots north and south sides Eighth between
rSurs and .Aa
seventy four Lots between ffyarst and Ff,yseventh
10 Two Lots west side Of Fourth avenue between Seven.
II Thirty eight Lots seventy and Seventy eighth
streets Fourth and rifsh s.ende. 800, -.
Fourth and Fifth avenues
is thirty four Lots Eshy nrs.and Eighty second Streets
Two Lois south aide Eighty second street, near Fourth
10 One Lot southwest corner Of ih stree, and Twelfth
IA Two Lots north sid. seventy ninth street. south side
Eghteih street near Third avenue
H. Eight Lots side Of Ninth avenue Ninety fourth
and Nlnety.0ih
~ Lot east AIDE OF second avenue ssven,yeighth
Third and Fourth avenues.
- Forty Ave lots seventy fourth and aftb srees
Third and Fourth avenues
Karrantec deeds will be given
photographic obtained Al the Counrtroliers
s~aoe, Hall OF Records, on after May 10 next
Trnns sALr,Ten per the pnrch.s. money md
Fee Of twenty dollars zach lot 10 BE- nsd
the Comptroers onlce each Day immediately AFTER the
e ready for delivery and the balance seventy per cent?
r. any portion hercof the option OF tho purchaser may
MIN on bond and mortgage for I've years from June
56s with interest at the rate Of seven pcr eeu, per aum
~ ~ nojd on at any within the Eve years giving
s1e montks poscc 20 the Comptroller; or be paid IN
senfs not less than five hundred dollars any
- when lntXy.,0t n due within the i've years.
1hs ale viii "a from day 70 day until the whole
w''''v H'p'f TTfHsw r. BRENNAN, coppsroler.
csv1,eslsss 0''v H. 49,, q = s.S S
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DEM. f. THEALI, AUcrIoNERR-LArE SALESMAN

DEM. r. THEALI. AUCTIONEER-LATE SALESMAN
ID with Z. II. Ludlow Co. Handsome Household Furni-
my, Mirrors. Rosewood pianoforte, Carpets, &c:
THEALL CURTIS will sell by auction. Friday, April
~ 1906 II O'clock the residence 80 Thirty third
Foet between Madison and Fourth avenues all the Furn
euro 10, Of said house. vxCarved Rosewood Paror
satin and HAIR cloth Etagercs marble top Centre and
lesewood Panofore, rich Satin and Lace Curtains Oak
Buffet Extension Table. Dining Chairs walnut and
koSAny French Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes
Washstands, enameed Bedroom Suits Paasses husk and
AaAr Mattresses, Bolsers and Pillows; medallion Wilton
ysve Carpets Oicloths. China and Glass Ware Kitchen
Utsnsils, Refrigerator &c. Also fine Sewing Machine
1agues at % Liberty street.
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LHOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
Cabin passage twenty dollars
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
sidewheel steamship
HERMAN LIVINGSTON,
Captain J. II. Baker,
win leave Saturday April IS at O'Clock r. NJ, from
pier 3 North river.
fof freight or passage apply 10
LIVINGSTON, FOX a co, Agents,
l4i Broadway.
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n BURKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
~. at two O'clock the stock of the large Library and Sta
tionery Store l25 Atlantic street. Brooklyn including the
celebrated works of modern auhors also
poetcal Works solid black walnut Fixtures large Show
Cases large lot of Sewing Machine Sale
In lots The trade invited Sale continued Saturday,
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Chatham square. sells on Friday. 9Th inst, at ~
o'clock the entire Furniture contained In the
house Howard street. Broadway consisting of splen
did rosewood Bureaus and Bedseads fine Plano, large
French plate Mirrors Suits blue reps: Velvet
Brussels Ingram Carpets and Oclohs large Range and
Heater Cockery and Glass Ware fine French Pictures &C.
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DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIONEER.
III LIVERY STABLE STOCK.
VIII sell Friday at ~ O'Clock p NJ, ut livery stable Is
Bowery the entire stock consisting of IL excellent Coach
and Wagon Horses five excellent Coaches open Coach
Sleigh two Cows quantity OF single and double Har
and other stable material Deposits exacted from all
purchasers,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OPTIC

AuSuet ID. 1916.
On the petition OF ERASMUS A. POND OF But
tent granted to him on the 9TH day Of December
1852, fer an improveI .ent in Pill making Me-.
chimes for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent; which takes place on the7th day Of
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once OBJ Monday, the 18th day of No
vember next. at IL O'Clock M; and ali persoIs
are notified to appear and show cause, in any
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ME In the Patent Ofhce their objections specially
Sc forth IN writing 1T least tceHty days before the
day OF hearing all Testimony filed by either party
to be used q the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee. which will be furnished on application.
Depoeitions and other papers relied upon - ties.
tmony must be nled in the ffice ticeafy days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days afver filing the ties, imony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the lntellieencer and the Republican, Washington,
d. O.. and In the Herald. Rutland. Vermont, onS
Q week for three successive weeks the first Of sal
publications t. be at least SIXTY day. previous 10
the day Of hearing. 7; g. THbAkHR,
s:-Editor: Of he s,,! sboyS papers Gi!! please
Q PAPER containins this notice. an a. lovsv
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THE EVENING STAR.

AFFAIRS IN NorTsosKRy.-The Rockville
SsutiseI of Saturday says: TIE Camp Meeting.
al 10 p SOutDSrn pOrttou OF the Methodist
Church, held for week past, near Clarks-
burg. IN this county, was n very interesting
sssemblsge. From the accounts Of those who
tended u on Sunday last. there could not
have been fewer than six thousand persons on
the ground. The place in which the amp was
hello Is very well adapted 70 the purpose. be-
ing thIekly covered with thrifty timber, with
gentle descent on all sidss and well sup
piled with copious springs of the purest water
The - a;her's stand was filed with company
% able ministers, amongst whom we nouced
the Rev Mr. Head, who, long ago, minls'ered
IN Rockville. nj of whom we had no, heard
for many years.
Uur Court has been proceeding since last
week, and cases have been disposed of by his
Honor Judge Berry, rapidly as clrcumstan-
ces allowed Many cases OF felony and mis-
demeanor have been submitted 10 the Judge,
and IN rs disposed Of more rapidly than they
could have been by a jury trial. There was
another case removed from Frederick to this
county. This was the case of young Cecil,
who had been in the Confederate army, and
was indicted, through the vindictive spite of
AbolItionists. for horse-stealing The lnry
was impanelled, and four witnesses examined,
not one OF whom knew anything about the
case.
A good deal oftime, and much ingenuity and
eioquence have been expended on the cases Iof
Nicholas King, who was indicted, in two
cases. OF procuring money under false preten
ees, and one Of bigamy. The cases. on the
part of the State. were ably managed by Mr..
Bouic, the States Attorney, and the defence as
well conducted by Mr.. Nelson, of Frederick,
and Mr.. Williams, of Rockville. On Wednes-
day last, King was convicted Of procuring
money under false pretences from Mr.. +. L.
Kidwell, of this place; and, on Thursday, he
was convicted of the same offence against Bar
rett Prettyman, Esq, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county, and also in the
bIgauy case
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CUBelerENCE STORES AND COMMIseA nv
y PROPERTY AT PUBLIC Auction.


0Fes Dspos Cosnmrssayy Of Sass,ssenes. I
Will be sold at public auction ct the Monu.
ment Grounds, ON 18th street. Washiueton, D. o.,
on TUESDAY sept. 4, 1864, ct II O'Clock m the
following condemned SUBSISTENCE STOKES,
About ls4s pounds of Oorn Meal, So barrels of
Ham, barrels Salt Beef, 2.ls3 pounds God fish,
Hs pounds Hard Bread. Ia barrels Flour, l,4H
pounds Beans, $50 pounds Peas, 8 7s2 pounds
Heminy, 60 pounds Mixed Vegetables, 10 gall
lon. Pienies, pounds Sperm Candles, lS2 pounds
OPP ssS longer saS 9ssSrea
i large fre-proof iron Safe I largo iron Kettle,
Tables, Chairs, and about Platform Scales,
Counter Scales, Spring Balances. Is DRY Meas
rrss LIQUID mHe ,s, Il Funnsls 4 scoops:
Butcher eteels, 10 Meat Hooks, 4 Wooden Faucets,
Metal Faucets, 10 Nolasses Gates, Bung Start
ers \ Tap Borers,4 Head Raisers, Ooopers' VII
ces. CooRers' AIDES Coopers' Punches, do
Driver, Hatchets. Beam Scales Wood Saws,
is 0ommissary Chests: l Cook stove, Coal Stove,
apesks Gases, Is Tin PIate:. lS In Cups s
Bowls. is SOUP Pans. 8 Tin DippeIs, 5 Bread Bas-
kets, 10 Meat Trays, Corn Brooms, Stable
Brooms, rs Soup Ladies', "a Buckets, Wall Brush
es, Dust Brush, . Iron Pokers, 4 spades, Wheel.
barrow, sieve Rake. 90 pounds old Iron, -
iron Drum, Coffee Mill: IS HALVES, Il Forks, SOC
feet Gas Pipe; IL Single Burners, Is Double Barn
ers, la feet Water Pipe, Is small Valves, 2 large
Valves. rasers. 81 Inkstands, Paper CLASPS,
% Paper Folders and Cutters, 10 PEPPER Files, IS
1 Tsrni: :s 0.:h hi in * Government funds.
gu Z.6t Major and G. S,US A.
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0HARTEBED BIZ CONGRESS, 1877
ECRET DI q e As Est

SEOREr DIsEAsEsi
SAMAR lTAN's GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, Pos1rIvE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET STRUCTURES, Dc
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be 1hkes to Efea Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any IMP or bowel. Of the most dee.s
Cures in from two to four DAYS, and recent cases
Eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
q" soss Who SETTING
Who gOrsd yith B:;s% or Msr
rrn.,. ssSs y s g. 9.ass l:1: sS''''
BLOODl BLOODii BLoODiN
sCR0FULAa ULCERS; S0REs, SPOTS,
.1s1s$EIss E5s4 aSS III sa,os
E SSs''s 9:
ana
the venereal poison, 90 that the cure 10 thorouSh
saS .nd L S
posterity that for which You may repent in sftor
years DO NOT DEsPAIRI
AsRS%pfH ROOT aEsB 9,,
system, vsll a all the bad shses: 9f MsIsHry.
.; sa JJfS.ss 81 y
Ssnpily adapted, in liberated Uterus. in Leucos.
NIFTY and for all COMPLAINTS incident to the II.
aHn8 BIZ express. Price l8 per bottle
eAMARITANB WASH
L. In cases Of Syphilis used In connection with thu
Root and Herb juices.
Full directions Price Is cents
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknoWl.
edeed by physiciens and patients. They are used
IN the q. s. Hospitals.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR
ITAND REMEDIEs.
.Posf HOSPITAL. IORr MARsHALLi Baltimore,
stating thet have used The bemaritan Rsmsdies'
Tor Venersl diseases In its most customary forms;
th.tl have used them With jpdgnsnt, discreten,
Anticipation. promptly and e1ectually. Knowing
their composition, have the fullest confidence IA
their scscy and - far - my uso Of them extends,
"xkfkBD o. BowHRs,
"Assistant Surgeon. 9Th n. 7. Vols"
ssaa ~ D. o. 1OHD, csrpsv mn ssrsst and Penn.
syiVan1o ovenuo. WeGhiugton; HENRY COOK.
xlszeSSyss v: "a b prHsssss: ssasrally.. :.
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Maple o HIsroRY OF JULIUscKsAR,
~ volume I'd. Cir Morton PeSo on the Resources
and Prospects OF America. spencerAs Narrative
yen. Davis. Ny Vineyard &c Lakeview. Rivers'
Miniature Fruit Garden. Rees' Footprints Of
" yRAHoK Z YLol.
uJN?s FOB TIE T. RLB.. with . few vords
III on wines Household Cooker. Carving &c.
Carving Made Basy, tiiusfratcd MICS Lsslis's
Beoeipts for French Cookery: eayer's Oniiesry
Randoiphs Virginia Housewife
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u edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
H. TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY tsxndsy Q. m excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route - Richmond,
steamer: from si.th Street Wharf, EeA&E
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond Va connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mond and PetersbarR and Richmond and DanviiIe
Ealeigh, greensboro, Salisbury, Chariot end
Steamers Report and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street " harf daily tSunday morning excepted) at
8 90 .. n. and p. m, and arrive In Richmond ct
LOS p. and Q n.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker thar
Any other houte.
Be SURE and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Creek and 1redericksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons will b In
readiness 70 convey passenge - and baggage b.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight MHnt
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visit nS
several battle 6elds near IreAerfcksburg By stop
ping at that point.
Breakfast and Sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTIN0EY. Snpt., Washington, d. o.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Wsshinston.
@. M. RANEY,
epSy General Passenger Agent.
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nAYOwy REvIEw FOB AUGUST.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Tournament, by =. G. Barnwell. Property
Title in the South q affected by the late War, b.
Salem Butcher: Of Georgia The Cotton Resources
kineon. Of Mas Shall the Spartan Virtues of the
South Survive the War? by g. Fitzhugh. OF Va.
sander spoonsr. Of Mass. Novels Of Sir Z: Bull.
wer tytton: Terribly ia Earnest, BY Fitzhugb.
American commerce-Its Progress and Develop
ment, by the Editor. The Purse and the Sword
Finances of Europe Journal Of the War-Entered
mp Daily IN the Confederacy. Departments Of Com
merce: Department of Internal improvements.
Editorial Notes. &c.
Terms, So per annum.
jy % fRANCK TAYLOR.
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4S6 nARkR1rERy, AZ
SEW = N TIL ST REET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

CHOICE STOCK
the HAkDs0MEsTfD assoRTEINT eVsr pe ofsTsd
In " sshington, embracing
PARE RHAN GINGs
OF Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, Of the best
rsbIles and LATEST STYLES, spprepriate for
BERS. and LIBRARIES, embraciaR New Rich
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also, large and select Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
Kew and beautiful patterns, on Buzz, Green, and
the prevailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER. and
STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, With and
window Shades OF any required Size, Style, or
Color made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District. war
ranted 10 be Gilded with Gold Leaf. and from the
Best Manufacturers in the bracing
WALnUT, ,imitstion,l ROSEWOOD. and al
GILT OVAL PICTURE FkAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETs. CONVEX GLASS. &C.
Persons having Photographs taken are req uest.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet Green, and Blue Colors, from
the smallest Photograph to the Largest Portrait
Size: also, SILK COED and TAsSELS, different
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
tness.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On eAle,s few Choice PAINT
lNGS and ENGRAyINGS.
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ACCIDENT At CAPE IsLAND-The season at
Cape May closed last week, nearly all the
visitors having left the principal hotels. The
latter part Of the season was very delightful,
and the latter most agreeable. Our CORES
pendent informs that the only serious acct
dent which happened there this summer was
the drowning of a man, on Wednesday Last,
named McGinness, a very respectable and
worthy gentleman of Philadelphia, much
esteemed on the Island. He ventured out
beyond his ability TO reach the shore, in COM
pany with a lady, who, il is said, had chal-
lenged him 10 follow her as far as she would
venture, and when exhausted he sunk She
being able TO float, remained on the breakers
until the surf boat rescued her.
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LIBERIA ENIGRASTs The negroes who
psssed through this city last Autumn from the
neighborhood of Lynchburg, on their way TO
Ba Hmore, from which place they sailed for
Liberia. have safely reached their ,ourney,s
end. They are said TO be n valuable accession
10 the colony, and working people. and are
getting along prosperously- Their lands were
drawn from the South East OF Carysburg, and
within few months, they have cut, cleared
and planted. and erected sixty houses The
mortality from fever has been quite small
among them.--4ls1. Gazette.
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%A wealthy widow in Pittsburg fell in
love with the coachman who drove her TO her
husbands grave and finally married him He
unfortunately had a wife living, was arrested
for bigamy and implored his second to furnish
bail. She chucked him play fully under the
chin and babe him GO 10 jail like man That's
the latest gossip in PIttsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-04

Thankful fer the liberal patrona &c received the
attention OF the Public 10 called to the above Stock
De the most complete in the District, large Dor
ton Of which has been n Manufactured specially to
will make IL al times such a. is kept in q W at
Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper
banging or Widow shades punctually and faith
not satisfactory FLIED, will be Immediately cor.
re0ted. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality cold at - Low Rates n
they can be purchased in the District.
TERMS CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARKRITER,
No. ls6 7th street.
jy 31-f<@ edoors above Odd Fellows Hail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-04

~The American missionary at Oroomiah
Persia, writes that the high price of cotton
goods consequent upon the American war,
has led 10 an immense increase in the culture
of cotton in Persia The genial climate of
northern Persia is very favorable to the pro-
duet, with the exception of some exposure to
heavy frOsts