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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

THE PRICE oE MEAr.-The welcome news
that the price OF meat is falling comes to us
from New York. On Tuesday prices at the
and the SPECTATORS are said TO be losing
heavily Very fine cattle were sold ar 10 cents
a pound; good ones at I6 cents, and decent ani.
Sheep sold for 7Kas cents, and hogs l0x cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
Fenian Items.

MIR. Roberts has issued another address to
the officers and soldiers of the Irish Republi-
can Army, which says In view OF the un-
expected and repressive measures of the
United States Executive at Washington to
crush the cooperative movement for the
liberation of Ireland, 1 recommend that you
return TO your respective homes until such
time as a fresh campaign can be inaugurated
at a not far distant day.
Toronto despatch says: Volunteers on the
frontier, whose business urgently requires
them home, are now permitted to leave. The
others will remain under arms. 1t is not de-
cided whether the Fenian prisoners will be
tried by civil or military court Some of the
ministry favor lenity; others that an example
should be made.
Dispatches from Malone, N. Y, say: Gen
Meade was serenaded by the Malone band
After repeated calls he made his appearance
and advised the Fenans TO abandon their en-
to their homes, adding that unless they did so
he should use sufficient force to compel obedi-
ence to the order already issued. His remarks
Were received with cheers by our citizens
while the Fenians frequently interrupted him
by cheering fer Sweeny.
Some Fenians are reported lurking about
the country. appropriating watches, clothing,
and other articles they may want, but the war
is practically over in this locality. General
Meade and staff have left in a special train for
81. Albans. The examination OF officers under
arrest has closed, and the parties have all been
held TO bail.
Large numbers of the + anian army arrived
at New York city yesterday. and were fur
nished transportation home from the Fenian
headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
continues very dull. Yesterday, Governments
were steady. but quiet. Fiva-twentieS OF 1862
3 better, closing at the board at 1929. There
was very little movement in the loan market
Call loans made mostly at 5 per cent. Dis
counts moderately active. On paper the rate
IS 5a5h per cent for specalties, and ) Sa7 tor
prime names. The Commercial Advertiser
say On Wall street the chIet interest CEN
tres in the gold room. The expectation of a
further important shipment on Saturday has
strengthened the premium. Some of the Ger
man bankers have a balance OF orders brought
by The Scotia uneXecuted, which will involve
shipments TO the extent probably or two or
three millions. Large amounts OF fiye-twen-
ties are held by German firms. with orders to
sell within margin; but at the present pre.
mIum OF gold II is Impossible to sell them Ii
Is calculated that the next steamer from Eu-
rope viii report further fall in nfive-twenties
enabling some o. these orders TO be executed:
but the effect OF such news would probably so
far advance the premium on gold as TO render
the sale of the bonds still impossible The
very general expectation on the street Is that
tie price viii advance steadily TO $50 upou the
purchases for yesterdays steamer. The ad-
vices 10 German houses are more gloomy than
any thing hitherto received, and have tended
very much to cause the prevailing firmnpss
IN gold. We have apparently done with ship
meats on London account; but it does not ap-
pear Impossible that we may witness a very
important demand for gold for the continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

WHAT THE INVASION Cosr CANApA-It Is
stated that the expense incurred by Canada
in consequence OF the Fenian i'm yasion, mp to
this time, may he estimated at sum not far
short of Sa5U0, Goo, and that sum will be largely
increased before the matter subsidies into
quitness. t-.--s. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Esssy OF
Warning and Instruct for Young Men Also
Diseases and AtU=e- which prOstrate the vital
Poweis, with sur means OF relief. Sent free of
charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address DR. ]
SkILLiN H0UGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphis. Pa an IS-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
SEORET DIsFASEs

sAsaTITars GIT -, tniOst certain, safe and
shectusl remedy Indeed, the oaly vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two h. four DAYS and
recent cases In twenty -fou hOura No mineral no
balsam' no mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken II
lh the soIoler $ hope, and friend TO those who do
not want 10 be exposed. Male packages, e.; fe-
male. SIS. w.
SAMhRITAN's ROoT AND HERE JUICES-A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers,
sores, Spots, letters. &c Price : IS per bottle
sold b >. Z. F0ra. See eadvertisement my5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

MOTH AND FRECKLEs.
Ladies afflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use p Err
BY IS celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t is infalible. Prepared by DR.. B. O. Perry, Der
matologist, 40 Bond ST., n. Y. Sold by all drug
gists in Wsshingto and elsewhere. my l5-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
CLOTHING, DC.

e. o al
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Washington and the psblie generally that 1 have
orhsrds
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINGi
Consisting Of
Light and Brown Csss. Suits,
Light and Brown Cass. Salts,
Light and Brown Csss. Suits.
Fine Blue FLANNEL Suits,
Fise Blue FLANNEL Suits,
Zine Blue Flannel Salts,
Light and Fancy Cass. Pants and Vests,
Light and Fancy Csss. Pants and Vests,
Light and Fancy Cass. Pants and Vests,
white and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
hite and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
v bite and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
Fine Black Cloth Erock Ossts.
ZINE Black Cloth Erock Goats,
Fine Black Cloth Frcck Coats,
Fire Black Pants and Vests,
zine Black Pants and Vests.
Fine Blsck Pants and Vests.
Youths and Boys Clothing,
Youths and Boys Clothing,
Youths and Boys Clothing,
White Linen Bosom Shirts,
White Linen Bosom shirts,
White LiDeH Bosom Shirts,
Undershirts aud Drawers
Undershirts and Drawers,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Eeck Ties and Scarfs,
Mex Ties and SCArfs,
keCk Ties and Scarfs,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
FURNISHING GOODS.
Anthe above goods m sde and trimmed in the
stest New York styles and equal TO any custom
rsde garments. Thankful to the public for past
lsvors, 1 respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same.
A. STRAUSS,
FAS N4BLE THIER,
FENNA. AVENUE,
nyal-lm Betveen loth And nth sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
GRAND TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES

q BAND TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES
BETWEEN THE
WILCOX GIBBS AND FLO8ENOEl
THE WILCOX GIBBS TRIUMPHANT
1T Is DECLARED THE BEST MACHINEAND
AWARDED The HIGHEST PREMICM
For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine thirty Ave dis
flnct claims were made for superiority all OF which
we're fully sustained For the Florence but ten
Ware presented, only two sf which were sustained
BY this trial. more thorough than auI thing of the
KIND ever previously attempted, before an able
ana Impartial Iurr. the Justice Of whose verdict
none can dispute, it has been proved aud decided
snd pu6llshed TO the world, that the Wilcox &
oibbs Maehlpe Is Just what IL has claimed TO he.
AN IMPROVEMENT ON DOUBLE-THREAD
MACHINES
IL requires no prophet. we think, TO foreteII in.
ultimate triumph as the recognised standard Sew.
Ing Machine OF the world Circulars Containing a
full report of the judges and all particulars Ar t6is
important trial can be obtained OF
GEO. FRANCIS, 49O 9TH street.
my Is I'm Agent for the District
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Sie 5alptswede Der @eieuf6nft IinS Grmip,ternng
sur gmpanoerung in unferen Staat uno @eri9ais
Zen erften 6eier 8.uede beobji6tist fie burt5 ars
tauf bon aaabsreie,i u erseidbsns R aHsssfiepe
aSahertrat pcer abere gortbetle fit 5abrft ilrters
sfss t st aass
fenbabnen Steie adnbereen ioIlen IN pGfienee 8ans
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GinmoHoerer erltpeber sum pirfliden oSer peuig
b6bten aotttnpreis in Der Art uertaft rperbe, baB
srpti6en srpei perfamten ene ante Yarcee Iiegen
bleibt. Der 2duel bat Elm 8iertbeiI Boar uno oaS
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Die geielfdboft ruirS aud aIs NsentIr fir srobe
2anbbeser bienen, peIde br2ans eoionifrt gu feben
Sen geaebr mad arbeit aeSentt bic 6eieufbaft
burd 8ei6eHans Don 9anowerternr @drtnern niie
ieher Art pcn 9trbeiterR III be rieSigep
su Iobnenben 4reien i'm geinnbeten nn6 frudtbnren
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i'm Stanoe ein, Mrbeitsgebei sufreSen SUIT ellen,
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mebr Ill perpoltpmmnen. Negen ndberen Belttm=
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9unft.
Der @ewinn Der @efea,@aft rpirb pen BEN ipdteren
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Bobriten, Der alesnstnsn entDtdslnns Der groSntz
lid Ycu ben 9ebabseu fr Seiorsr's bon areett era
rpaFtet.S - - ~ - ' So 60 - y saS'
Sd unter Capital duf Dem SdnoDe1ts DER geteh1n9ft
baitrt lit, 10 NUT iebe 8ertberb5buag bes etteren
ncthrenbie bic actien in slef9em NaBe pert6uoLer
MAIDEN un6 haber werben unfere Acten Snhaber bie=
ieiben chen 10 fiber ols portbeiIhnft finoen.
Die Saupt=0ffice rAirh in Raibpiue, Eenn., gebnl=
ten, nRb bic @eieAi beabiiotiets Sub 4geaten IN
iebem Gpintp bes Stadtes ansufteaen Shbfcrpfionsz
biiGer befnben iidb in ben Sdnren Mnion Nelou,
Sdosmeiifer; SeIfr R. Gbeatbam, Sefretdr, unS Sof
Soubet. generaIzAsent fir Gtnwouocrung, ueldbe
autprifirt fno, nnterseidnungen fur Kitten Der Sez
ieaf@dTt ertsesen 80 fiebmen. @'tIl s - sia}tA~
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BrGfibent Der Tenn. goIonifdtipnsz
49, nnb Ginpanberupss <Gefeui9Aft.
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$ S.,,gansStdg6fe1u, gisehf5iftee
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setas sthst fais .inssseanstaSltn sssnSeis bss
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1865.

go fsdr's 81 ttenp Ct tiger lit einfa9 ttns
seidtrIi uss ftsr Der bette RattenpertiIger, ,pei
Den mir ie sefeben baben. SeSs Static, bic % tbe,
iriBt IS unb mus ferben nnb srpar sepSbnIi9
einem gIase, weIber pom benz entfernt 1T, no bos
gitteI binsehent ,purbe.@ taafe Shore, sR9tean,
Rirrpr.) Giebe Goftar's obiae Antinbieuna. q - Z
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Gnbieriptictt6s fHfD stu5e18ens
u QSebiffd1tftaen.1 y So


Die 5nbisrptiOnsprsies Der pSsnneiise staats=8a
ing iislS mic tOlst sfa ~ 1sB asss 2 a.g -
sEar ein sabr mad auberbab $fa.001 3
Ssiir iedhs ARDfate =. --.. .s-.s 80 x.00 -
Sir 6rei gfouate - 0.4. - -. -. = SsJ1
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SsnntagsbIatt per Sabr -29s.4 AKA. .. AGO q
edstdsIi6e glatt tnftet $3.50 per gerteIfabr, frei
suBi4PhOusu milifea poraasbesabIt perSen. 4
9reiie Der Mu,etsen
squars ! Sag $t;9o. isSsn DsissrT Tag s99,S5a
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al.G - " 5000
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- - .i........ $500
............- 1910
cEue spafte w.....-,-..... 5000
CIISE9fnz1 q 81 s8s.aR.s "a. 1900
.....+....... 5000
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9eunciIee Calculations. a..l
Giaspanber,naa lGiefelIfsba an.

hnr1 einen Met Der gefesgebenben Der
EszianimIung 6eS Staates Seunefiee pom "a
Mot 1856 ssszaszzz-
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gauSisaten gIaSeisrn :

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Gou,ltn n...a...... -. 1000
~ Stabt Observation-Disclosures. 500
Anseiseu in Der SpeeioIzSpaIte beim erften DtaIe
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Aeitere Artseisen per 2inte 10 Gents. ia q
Mnseisen in ben aoeolipaten rperben NIT 81 90 fir
ia 9iten beredbnet, iebe wettere 2ine nit ~ Gents
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Advertisements in the Special Column, fir
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90 cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, nom to lines
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Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
For advertisements of societies we will charge
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slutorilirtes 8apital 81, 900, 900
10000 Qletien, iebe 81 $50.aEaG
organization.

H+.,s ~ Sr9aniiaticn. r.s
Sen. geai. SEQ. 8. Tbomas, Rrdfbsnt. 80
3. 70. Sebnion, 9stsez9'rsiisent. g So
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Sen. Mnf. ageu. s. Sbomas.
Ay ~ q. %. Sobnion- 5sc.,sf5 a
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NichaeI Burns, $sH1r = gslgJe
q. ". Nnramere, go
G.G. @iers, lsA-t 49, E%ss @3tt> GA
2 9tb. W. !SefeboIper. 6gtH sss 4eIsE. .~yg
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Sanswistbe, bic nit rnsesiefer irsenO elmer art
sepIasf Fn6, hi6ssn nur CIT # re Egterminatnr
sebra,laen: gasir baben Sieies Rittst perfa3t ans
es eI 70 gut nus, bas mir es ets sebrnu9en iuiirs
ben, aud wenn cine. 8or $5 tptete mir perfa6s
nm site. aber efie baIfea ni6ts, bod GDfat's
egterminotor t66tet Staten, Rdnie, S9aben, amtet.
fen anb Bansen IN srSBerer s8neHisteit, ais mir
Is nieberf6rsibenl f6nnen. 1ieberaG wirO es pers
Ionst. sRebina, Sbio gosette." - r A
Stebe Gofat's 1obise antinbisurs. ,,sS 81.
BGr gertanft Il, Rafbpiue, Ieaa., bel anen9rus,
siften amb adnsIert,. ~ f7iaI Ant
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From the Mexican Interior.

IMPORTANT LIBERAL SUCCESSES CAPTURE OF
TOWNS ANDA VALUABLE CONVOY.
LENAREs March 10.-Knowing that Americans
take great interest in whatever transpires here,
give the news that has come to us from the
Republican forces that sustain the cause of in
dependence in the interior OF the republic. On
the 10th February the Republican General Riva
Polanos writes that General Regules had a pas
sage of arms with the Imperial General (pre-
tenders) MendeZ-letter written from Tacarn-
tan, in the State of Michoacan-in which the
enemy suffered severely.
The Republican General Corona is in posses
ZION Of the States of Sonora and Sinaloa with
5000 men, and has arrived at Mazatlan. The
Liberal forces took Feocoltiche, in Zacatecas,
IN the 9th of February. On the 33d OF January,
he gallant Pedro Mendez took Tantoyuquita,
apturing a convoy valued by the enemy at
100000
By private letter, am informed that on the
st of March Governor Viesca took Parras, and
N the 9th a column OF 500 French and traitors,
'oing to succor Parras, was met by the forces OF
ir. Vieca de la Coroneles Trevino and Navaryo,
nd lost considerable convoy. AS you will see
he Empire is far from being established
throughout all the States the Rebublicans are
ising.-Nelo Orleans Times.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-04
RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. -
~ On and arer MONDAY, February H. two daily
trains Will run between Washington and LYnchburg,
connecting at GoTdonsyle with Virginia Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond. as tOllOws;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Ls ave Washington daily (SundaY eXcepted), at 6A5
A. NJ. ana arrive at Lynchbu rg at 545 2. Nj.
Leave Lynchburg at A M. and arrive at Washing
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (incuding Sunday at sos p.
NJ. and arrive at LynchDuTR at 600 M
Leave Lynchburg at $50 r. NJ and arrive at Washing
ton AZ 6l0A. NJ
Both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
for North and Northwest
trains
The road is attractive not only for its comfortable
odations but the fact that passes the
historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Run Manassas Bris,
toe, Catlett's Rappahannock Culpeper. Orange and
GOrdonsville, places of mpershable interest in the
popular mind.
may be had In Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore ana at the offices of the road In Washington
Alexandria. w. II. MOOAFFERTf,
General Supc intendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-04

Governor Smy th, of New Hampshire, hav-
lg represented TO Secretary Seward that Cap
in Cornelius Healy, late of the Sth New Hamp-
iire Regiment, was undergoing imprisonment
! Ireland on an unjust charge of being Fenian
uissary, Mr.. Seward has written to assure the
bvernor that the matter will be brought 10
ie attention OF the British Government with
II delay.
The publisher Abelsdorf of Berlin, against
hom prosecution was instituted, on the de-
and of the French Government, for an insult
Napoleon contained iii work entitled ''Life
the New C@sar,n has been condemned to a
ne OF fifty thalers. This is the third condem-
ltion, and his privilege of booEselling has been
ithdrawn.
Over thirty years ago Rev. f. X. Avery was
ed in Rhode Island for the murder of Sarah
Cornell, and acquitted. The girl was found
ad in the woods near camp meeting, and
'ery was said to have been seen with her lust
lore Proof has lately appeared that the man
IN with the girl was not Avery, but person
embing him in size and dress, and that the
committed suicide.
The first number of the Chinese newspaper
Dlished in London by Professor Summers
Ter the title OF the Flying Dragon, contains
&c general remarks upon the advantages to
lerived from newspapers, a summary OF Euro
u news, including LORD Palmerston's death
uoss OF the London, the death of King Leo
l. dissertation upon rail ways, their useful
economy, and other advantages; and lastly
information which il must have puzzled
tgorthy Professor to put into Chinese viz.
atisements of English products and bust
MS, patent cartridges, steam ploughs
mes, Colts reyolyers. etc. The second mum
tbntains map OF Europe.