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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Fire in Philadeluhia.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a destructive fire
occurred At o'clock this morning, on 18th aud
Callowhill streets, on the Schuylktll Davis
wooden mills and James Monarch Il Co.'S es
Enlistment for dy eng and printing cotton and
Mills were saved. Loss SHOO,Usi. parti.
ally insured in New York ard New En- gland
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SHIPMENTS OF FRACTIONAL Cuppr,cv

During the week ending day the Treasu.
rer OF the United States authorized the shin
ments of the following amounts of Fractional,
Currency To the Assistant Treasurer II Naw
\ ork. SlU1,OOOi Philadelphia, 100000; Boston.
S9O'otO: United States Depository in Baltimore.
SGo'0C0; United States Depository IN Chicago.
Sic,JGu; TO National Banks, Sl96,56:.3l Total
shipments for the week. $3.50. 561u
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

During the week ending to-day Treasurer
Spinner received from the Printing Bureau of
the Treasury tue following amounts of frac
tionai currency:-Sla1,GO0 in Gfties, S,0.5o0 in
twenty fives, $4,000 in tens. and S25HU in tiy.
cent notes. Total, S35a.50O
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TARIFF on IMPORTS

There seems 10 be some apprehension that
Congress may adjourn without increasing the
tariff on imports TO correspond with the heavy
revenue taxation now so burdensome to manu-.
facturers
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~ The Rebel General Joe John, ton has de-
c!-Eed lie Presidency OF the Alabama and
Tennessee Railroad, and will remain in
charge a the NatioH-l - press Company. re-
siding IN Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-09

CUsToNs.-The receipts from customs at he
ports of Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
in the week ending May 3lst, as follows: Ros
ton, Sae2, Ii2 80; Philadelphia S133, i49 IL: Bal
timOre. Sc. 81. Total, S4l9OI3.63
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EXECUTIVE CLEMrNCY

The President to-day pardoned Charles Rod
erick. OF New York. convicted OF stealing n
letter from the post Office, and sentenced 10
TWO years Imprisonment in the Western Hous Sc
of Refuge.
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FATAL CASE OP CHOLERA IN NEW YORK
The New York Tribune OF Yesterday says: "A
vril-au:heDtiCated case of cholera occurred AZ
3f; RTOOme street, on Monday last. Mr. I'd
wand Fraser was taken sick on sunday aud
died o.. me next daV- -
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TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS

The disbursements OF the Treasury on ac
count of the War, Navy and Interior Depart.
ments. in the week ending to day. were as fol-
lows War Department.. ss.9,3; NAVY de-
partmen, S667,3.J Interior. S2I3,6I1. Total.
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EXCITING NEWS FROM CANADA


The British Disprrsed::
Th~ Frnians capture loo Horses. Bat Let
Them Go Again!
Three British Flags Taken:
Que Britisher KILLED.
Three Fenians weund-d
The Fruians Ormoraliyrd bat GParrai
Spear ~ Determined to Held Oat
NEW YORK. June "A special tcthe H,rslJ
eaied ST. Aibans, June srh. saws Col. Scan
lan's regiment of Fenians aud the British cav
airy had an engagement near Pigeon HIll to-
day. The fenians dispersed the Briush, who
fled iii confusion. The Feuisns captured one
hundred horses. Col. Scanlan refused to re-
ceive them, and restored Ihrm 20 their owners
Three Feniaus were wounded, one badly. tue
British trooper was killed and three British
flags were captured. Col. Scaaian arrived in
ST. Adams tonight. lie states thar ne has or
d. red his regiment to withdraw. Gen spear
still holds his position Oh the hail. where the
Irish flag is flying. Considerable drmoraIiz,.
ton prevails among the FenIsns bur General
Spear is determined to hold onr
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INTERNAL The receipts from
this source to-day were s76O,OO633, and the re.
ceipts for the week ending to-day were $500.
U7I.3O
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We have shown above that the total number
OF new advertisements in the Ddiiy Chronicle tor
the SIX months ending March 81, was 4.JJ7. or
al average of 20 per day. The number of new
Advertisements in the Star during that time
was 9,CS3, an average of SIX per day.
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Gold
PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-Gold I:saL
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Cotton quiet Flour
dull: common iOalJc. lower. Wheat and Corn
dull. Oats declined Ia2c. Beefand Lard steady
Pork, buoyant. Whisky dull
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" Dr. Robertson an agent cf the Virginia
EnIgraiton Society. has gone TO Scotland TO
-Ddfayor 10 induce farmers To come over
This Society has a cash capital of s6O.IAi, and
prospects OF usefulness aIe opened up before
10.
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LOCAL NEWS.

BOARD or HEALTH.-The Board OF Health
held a special meeting at the request of the
Mayor yesterday, General +. r. Bacon pre-
The following communicable was laid before
the Board
DIR. &. w. Dorc. Secretary Board oC Health -
Sir: The excavations from Tiber Creek To the
Eastern Branch having been completed, NJ is
now proposed TO remove the highest banks of
deposits between I'd and sth streets Before
this done, l desire to have an expression of
opinion from the Board Of Health As 10 whether
It can be done At this tin1e without prejudice 10
the health OF the community. Very respect.
fully. 6c.. RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor"
After a full discussion OF the MAYORS com.
munication, the following resolution, intro
duced by Mr.. Elliott, was adopted. viz:
"Rcsoired, That, while the removal of the
bars formed OF sand and gravel in the canal at
this late period of the season, with the liberal
application OF dsiniectants, may not be detri-
mental to the health of the central and popu-
lous portion OF the city. &c is not deemed ex-
pedient or proper to depan from the recon-
mendation Of the board of ofhcers-Cieuerals
Towers, Gilmore, and Warren-in obedience
TO resolution ofthe United States Senate. and
MADE 10 the proper authorities, 10 wit That
no extension beyond their recommendation be
made during the warm season."
General Bacon presented a communication
from the Commissioner of the Fourth Ward
relating TO cellar filled with water 1T the cor.
ner OF eth and streets, and asking of the
Board some instructions as TO how 10 proceed
to abaIe the nuisance. Referred to the deleya-
ton from The Fourth Ward, General Bacon
and Dr. Todd,) to report AT the next meet
ing.
The Secretary read a communication from
the Collector of Customs IN GEORGETOWN COW
ering circular from the Secretary of the
Treasury. in relation 10 the subject OF quaran-
fine &c, Offering his active 90 Cooperation and
assistance in furtherance Of the efforts OF this
Board
On motion, the secretary was directed to
confer with that officer. and TO act in con-
junction with him in any measures he might
institute.
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50, 900 in Gold Gene On,

NEW YORK, June 9-The steamers City of
London, Teutopia, Fulton, Denmark, Brazil
ian and United Kingdom called for EuroOe to.
day: The first three took about S2,I25,6o0 in
gold.
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NEW PArESTs.-Commission Theaker viii
issue for the week ending June 10Th, 40 new
patents.
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THE FLOWER QUEEN.-Grover'S Theater
was crowded TO its utmost capacity last eye-
ming, the occasion being the rendition of that
beautiful floral and musical spectacle the can
tata of the "Flower Queen, or the Coronation
OF the Rose" by the young ladies of the second
district school, under the direction OF Prof
Daniel. The young ladies Were neatly and
appropriately dressed 10 represent the various
flowers represented, and their self-possessisn
on the boards was remarkable, considering the
circumstances. Many of the solos. Duets and
choruses We're rendered with good taste and
line effect. which would have done credit TO
professional singers. In fact, many operate
performances in this citv have been less salts
factory rs whole than this juvenile orstorio
IL would be invdious TO discriminate when
all acquitted themselves 20 well, and we for
bear noticing several attractive features of this
vocal entertainment, alike creditable 10 tue
pupils and their musical INSTRUCTOR. Prof
DANIEL. w. only regret tnat all of the friends
ni public education in the city could not have
n,rn present last eN.ning.
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~ IL lower Mary land there L. great scar
city OF women servants
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THE SALES OF GOVERNMENT q

THE SALES OF GOVERNMENT GOLD.
number Of letters from prominent finan-
ciers have been received IN Washington, ex.
pressing their conviction Of the wisdom OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury in his recent sales
of gold
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DIED IN JAIL.-This, morning, Herman
Gossman. Who was convicted in the Criminal
Court on the a6tn OF February, ola conspiracy
two years in Jail, died at the Jail OF typhus
fever Gossmau was concerned with Rabe
and Dresser, who Were also convicted, but
were pardoned some time since. IL appears
that be has no friends in the District, and had
been in the country but a short fine ANY in
formation can be obtained by his friends by
applying 70 the ofticers Of the Jail :
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HORSE STEAJING.-Yesterday, two bows in
formed officer Dunn. of the THIRD Ward, that a
negro named Augustus Sims had proposed
To them Ia steal a country mans horse at the
Center Market and deliver the animal to him
at the 1th street bridge, and that the same ne
gro had previously tried TO induce them To
steal n mule for him. The officer told them to
do as Sims bid them, and Disgusting himself
followed Sims. The boys took the horse and
were about to deliver il 70 sims ut the bridge.
when some officers shooting at u dog alarmed
him and he ran OFF. About half an lour after
wards he was captured by speciai oil cer Arm
strong. of Armory Square Hospital. who locked
him mp at the guardhousc there. and this morn J.
ing delivered him to the Third Ward police at
Central q uardhouse. Justice Thompson sent
the prisoner to Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-09

SANITARY PoLICE-The total number OF
complaints against nuisances reported by the
sanitary officers to Sergeant Barker this week
was III. The officers say our citizens are gel
orally very prompt to comply with the regu-
latious Ms soon as notified. and there has been
have been several cases OF small pex report d.
bot in most Of these the relatives object to the
removal of the invalids TO the spital, and tue
onicers have no authority TO remove them
without their consent, although the neighbors
are very anxious TO have them removed
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4 OST-0n eth street. June Q, y BUNDLE. com
II tanning six pairs of child . socks The finder
Will oblfee ~ leaving them at the Star Once or
at No. Louisiana avenue. iea,,
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LOB sALE-0ae very stylish ehestrut sorsl
u H9ksE; Perfect am am, way Al.o oirct a.
Ruscy and Harness Inquire Room i3GGS
Gensfal Land once, P,tsni Once Building IT.
IUU.UUU Iesstr,r marie. prices. TO close
BTILpERs DEPOT, SEQ 7th ST.. opposite Cen.
Jes Iveo II. W. HAMILTON.
Cash, DOORS, BLINDS, AND BUILDING
MATERIALS GENEnALLY
the largest stock IN market, and arrivals
For sale at reduced pri at the Builder De.
Coz COW .'h street opposite Pea'rf a Mros
Il MAKING AND GILDiHGSfhs undersie ned
having purchased the STOCK and GOOD Will
81 the old establishment o. John Wagner, at No.
2a3 Pc! nsylvsnia svtDue, tsouth side between
18th and lsih str e.ts. is now carving the tu !.
Mr.. Warner: he is pre- pared to guarantee all his
work His charges are as low :; ,hs ls scsry
" octave PIANO, fer Sa5j, upon-
fso'tf " &. METzERorr co. NM
w assortment of eteinway & Sou's-HHA
PIANOS. amongst them one ParioT -
also on hand several Pianos that have been used !,
which we offer for sale upon ss;y terms
ie9-tf No. 81. Pa avenue.
MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Nstr Jersey arsnps rrI = .irs-i.
Near the Baltimore Depot.
All orders for STATCARY, MONUMENTS, or
nANTELS executed in the best n amer, at short
notice, aud on the very beet terms. je 9-3m-
I ANsBURGH l. BRO.
Have Just received from auction full lin of
BLACK AND WHITE LAMA LACE POINTS,
BLACK AND WHITE LAMA LACE ReTgN-
DAS,
which they will sell much less than cost of impor-
taten.
31S and 373 SEVENTH STREET.
p. S.-Our stock Of Black SIX ssrauss aud
BasIues at cost.
JesStr LANSRURGH BRO.
poTAToks! - POTaTOEsn
Just received, large ,ot 81 JackEon White Po-
tatoes. AID for sale at HOLMES & BRO s. New
Jersey avenue and Il St je 6-3t-
MATTE COOLERS.
w ICE PITCHERS
beautiful a''0rt WEsa RETR m;fs
importers OF China Aud Cookery.
ies6t' Odd Fellows II all, 9TH street.
TWO sUPERIOR PIANOS
full seven octaves. iron frames rose wood & -
case>, and warranted HfSTt
JOHN 7. ELLIS
~ 800 Pernsy lvania avenue.
Jto - near 10th street.
EoR SALE--A bloeded STALLION color chest
Il nnt snTrel, four years old Is. hands -
high. works double and single; can pace asttSN
mile In three minutes, and can he made TO ESSA
go very fast with little handling: is be .utifuI
saddle horse. To be seen at n Livery and Sale
Stable. 18th stree. between & and ID. tsets
GEO. }. JOHNSON & CO. are selling of their
NJ stock OF
DRESS GOODS
At very low prices Some very desi able STYLES nj
Is 81 and 20 cents. BLACK Silks at SIPS 81 So
and g.. Alec, Misses Parasnls, at 81 70 ard Al 75
Cheap and desirable. JOHNSON & SUTToN'S
Old stand, S21 18th street ia a..
SFLF SEALING FRU1T JARS
We are nov prepared to furnish our friend, with
SELF SEALING JARS. that are considered eouaI
to any made in this country. They require no SOL
der or cement perfectly easy to seal warranted air
usht, ard no trouble TO open when needed for use
WEBB & BkVERIpGE
importers OF china aud CroC kerry,
JeSbt Odd Fellows' Hall. eth street
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ORPHANS Court. Judy PHroSU. - This
m"IEing, Maria Accsrdi was appointed guar
dIiu 20 the orphans OF Sal vador Accardi; MarF
EuCle 10 the orphans Of George Patterson, aud
NJ V Buckley Ia the orphan OF EliIah RanlI
I hr VIII Of George T.. Gurus was filed aud
partially proven.
The ibIrd and final account OF the aGruni--
tors OF Levi Pumphrey Was approved sud
passed.
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DEAD Bo9Y.-This morning, Di;csr O'CsI-
iagh found the body al Il In le Infsr:. sun
posed to be- while, - the corner of New. York
avenue az I Norjh Capitol street, which "a al
robabiy been dead 4 week or two II W.
taken 10 the martin Ward station. aud buried
ny Ia" corporation, an Iaque>t being coasid 70
cred UNNECESSARY
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GEASDLAECENY--L evening. % m car Pie
Held arrested man named 10 rpa Robertson
la yard on Sth street ~ n suspicious caa-ac-
ter. and he was taken 10 the Fourth Ward "a
ton. where Mrs. Sophia Better laid = com.
plant against him tor the larceny OF - AMI
Justice Walter committed him 70 j,Il lor
court.
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VAQUES JOUyENAL'S
MARBLE WORKS.

nANTELS executed in the best n amer, at shor,
notice, and on the very beet terms. ie9.3m-
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A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST of ths
"a propsInes OF HELMBOLDB FLUID EN-
1kACI BCSHu viii be q comparison with those
OF forth In the United 81 DisSsnsstssv. no
A NEW COUk Stow.
We now offer to the public SPEARS ANTI
DUST GAS BURNING COOK sTeVE
my. durability and perfection Of every va ~
greatest satisfaction to all Who purchase
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in great variety
REFRIGEBAT0RS and WATER COOLERS
The celebrated Eureka GLASS FRUIT JARS
at wholesale ana retail
Also patent two and three-Arm TOWBL RACKS,
o nice article. SHELLEY a GUY.
Hardware and Stove House,
le3uif 322 Pa. ave-. bet 10th AMI nth srs
ZANE SEAT CHAIRs REPAIRED, at Nc.
" al llth street, between Pennsylvsn
avenue aDd street. Nh
Wo,I we'll doS:' ard ID With dispatch. m
r.. OLD RYEMHIsKEY
The best in t.wn. For sale bv
". q. DYER 90
2s6 pansy wanna avruue.
Jet ect bttseen l2t and i3th SIC
NLD sAZERAC BRANDY.
" NiptAgs lists.
i0' sale o. ESQ ro M ,ss .r C9
ie6-co3t between 18th ssd 18th .ts .
uELMBoLpS FLUID gXTRlOr BucHU
pleasant In taste AMI dor, free from eli mi
eos Oeeosgtasss - tnns1iass ait osU :
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10y WM. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers,
u eouth corner Pa. avenue aud sib sire

GkoCLRlEs, WHITE LEAD, LIQUORS, &C ,
Ar AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, June L.. NJ ~ ,cl,ck
We will Q. III, At our auction rooms, ut
of Gr-ceries. White Lead Lipnors, &c.-
White and Yellow Sugars.
Buckets. Brooms. Baskets,
Scears, Tot &C o, &c.
50 hees White Lead,
20 barrels whisky,
barrels Brandy,
With Q variety Of other goods in the grocery line,
all Of which will be psrenptorily sold.
jos W. L. WALL 4 co, Auci..
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EEAL ESTATE SALES.-Cirseu * Williams
auciionrprs, sold II fhree-story and attic brick
eii'ng-house or part lot :. square Isl. 1874
S'Iee; west. between II and 4 north, TO n
Pueh. FOR Si.9OO
MI. Henry Polklnhorn sold Yesterday a va
can't LOT on y street. opposite Franklin >dnarp.
. feet front ny IA deep, 70 Thomas Bla,deu,
Esd fur SIS.
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C ssscs:seI !. Az; yesecea 4 Q.
TAIL GROCER, and dealer In sUTLERs' SUP
PLIES. 9se Penna. evenu .. between eth and lotA
trosfs washfngton d. q. ~ le-soly
U1OR SALE Two splendid BAY HORSES.
il Both work we'll in single or double a.
harness Also, good saddle horsee. For IN
particulars apply at New York Livery 81
Stable. 18th 81 bet. and ID ste. ieba'
I9EFERBLED AND DELICATE O0NsTlru
II TIONs. Of both sexes. use HRLMpOLpF Kx-
TRACT BUCHU. IL Will dve efisk md ensrssos
ceilings, ed enable yea - oeeD v00. -
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Is FINEST GRADES OF
CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.
am selling . MIXTURE which gives much sat
isfaction. Recomme nded for inyaltds.
W. BURCHGLL,
corner 18th and sueets,
mvM under Bbbitt House.
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TIE Horror CAsE.-CFimiB0i CosT,. Jsds
I,si"T-les afternoon, District ATTORNEY
tarTlh gton argued the case OF BENJAMIN p
Hough. indicted for the murder of Samuel r
Gas kins. I'm Georgetown, on the ~fh o; Apui
last, tn the Jury. aud WAS thIs morning TOD
towel nv Mr.. Riddle aud Iudgp johnson. OF
Ohi". for the defense. MIR. CSrriugtou A. cIosis-
The case 'his afternoon, which will he gINpB 20
the Jury aI;er Judge Fisher chalges them
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
VALUABLE BBuIsDIEG LOTS AND HOUsl

AND LOT AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 18th instant we shall sell. GA the
premises at clock p. m, Lots Nos. %, Il, and
north. between "a AMI Sd streets west, running
back to a wide alley
And At ga O'Clock We shall sell, on the premises.
part Lot No 8, In Square 7as, having front of N
feet on south street, running back lA feet
improvements, which are Dwelling House, &c /,
&C
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in sir. twelve,
ana eighteen months. for notes bearing interest.
deed given ana deed OF trust taken. All con-
veyanse 81 stamps at cost of purchaser. So
required paid down when the property is sold. ON
eed GREEN A. WILLIAMS, Auct..
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A. MIS-. J. SPENCER
Washington and vicinity that she is now Offer "A
ing an elegant assortment OF
SUMNER EONNETs x
At reduced prices. preparatory to making change
in her business.
She also offers = small lot Of WHITE WAISTS
and OHlLDRENS DEEsS ES at less than cost.
No. Il Market Space,
e6-l~' between sth and 9Th streets,
SELLING OFF, SHILLING OFF!
VERY cHrAfR sEss GOODS yrx ,' c sUUDs
Call at No. 36 Central stores, T." between eth and
5th streets.
je4 6hf WV. X. RILEY 4 BRO.
l)kUPUsALs FOX fCEL.
CLRRhS OFFICE,
HoHss Of Repre,sItatires, Eaisd States
Seal-n Proposals win be received AT this sr,ce
until l. o'clock ma. 81 FRIDAY, the go June,
1870. tor supplying Fuel tor the House ~f Rep
rrsentatives of the United States, rs follows, to
wit.
So t"Ls 40 pounds) best qu.li-y No. I. or
Lara f EGG White Ash Coal Baltimore compasjss
OF # a quality equal thereto, to be thOrou MY
screened and free from dirt.
hb coIds hest Bakers Seasoned Pine Wood
10 rords be.t s-s.oned Hickory
" cords best S@asoped Oak
Ten cords OF the Hickory to be sawst in three
pieces, the balance of all the wood in pi ese,
All "a lie delivered ia the vaults OF the Czpitol,
one month after date of contract No 6ids will be
considered from parties personally u ,snown mn
less accompanied with satisfactory refersnca.
and security will be required for the faithful Dor
5.s,.,., EDwABD MCPHERSON.
Jeo-IANu- CLERK III R " y
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~ -. W 81 pet IL ana r.
A MkklCAN ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA. for
ieo5 Goodwin Smith Lectures on the Study
81 History. Memoirs Of . GOOD fer n othine
translated from the German. The Tvs OF Short
hist. The Dove in the Eagles Nest ECss
Homo survey of the Life and Werk OF Jesus
Christ Ijesl FkANCK TAHOE.
tOR SALk-fhe fast sailing. sloop ricged Boat
\ sTAH, lying southeast OF Aiexandria Ferry
wharf InquiLe Of wM. SMITH, 3I2 street
north, near 18th. lie T.aavsvr
EOR SALE-A Six Horse Power Steam I'm.
GINk and BOILEk. in good condition In
quire If JOHN w. SENCLAIR, 10th street be-
tween and SITS Navy Yard ia T6tS
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

ORR You prefer II VIZ do this Upon the receipt
Of si5 COL viii send you nfteen tickets and any one Of
tho following Weekly Newspapers for year TO wit;
The Chicago Republican, Tribune, Times,
Worai,igmdr's 4dUocdfs, Stats Zeifsxng,
the Nel0 York Ledger or Mercury, Nesc
York Tribune, New York Herald, the Boston
Pilot, Detroit Tribune, 81. Louis Reptsb-
kean, Toledo Blade, Cincinnati Gazette,
and Foraey's Weekly Press.
Upon Ii. receipt Of Us % win send you twenty
ave tickets and any of the following illustrated
Newspapers for year:
Hagper's Weekiy, Frank Leslie's Weekly,
The Chimney Corr II, DC, dc.
M. o'BRIEN,
l22 Dearborn-st., Chicago, Illinois.
P. 8. Moneys seat a. above win BE- at my risk
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Tia young and the lovely have perished.--
The friends Of my youth--they are dead
Zach hope that ] carefully eherished,
With the changing Of SEASONS has aed;
ZACH prospect 50 bright in the morning,
My sky 80 unclOuded displayed,
% sweetiy the spring time adoring,
But blooned % deceive her--and fade
stu light nom the por we can borrow,
To ulnmine the gloom Of orr way
Spread suubeams on shadows Of sorrow.
And gladden. the soul with its ray;
Why yield then to gloom and dispairingi
The time Of our transit has come
All clouds win dispense when repairing,
TO seek In the Heavens home.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-12

ESERcY.-EHergy is omnipotent. The
clouds that surround the houseless boy of
to- day are dispersed, and he is invited to a
palace. 1t is the work of energy. The
child who is beggar this morning, IN few
years to come may stand forth in admira-
ton of angels! WhJ has not seen the life
giving power Of energy 1t makes the
wilderness to bloom as the rose; whitens
the ocean; nayigates our rivers; levels
mountains paves with iron highway from
State; and sends through, with the speed
of lightning, messages from one extremity
of the land to the other. Without energy
what is man? A fool, elod.