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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
AvaiuabIo Farm For Sale.

St Tho subscriber will offer at Private Sale, his
feEsitQ Farm Of 100 aero, in White Clay Greek Hun
Iehll1 dr. d. New Castle Co, Del, lying on the road
leading from Wilmington IN Newark, miles from he
former ,ni irOf, the latter place, and the Inc
the philadelphia, Wilmington. and baltimore Il Road
the hrm T. divided into enclosures. TIE improve
meuos mist Of "a Frame lIOuse, containing ems
with kitchen back oed well water rim kitchen, Frame
Barn, &C. The buildings are all ~ gnnd repair, being
nearly This iarm is worthy If attention, being In
good healthy u-ighborhOod and convenient to schools
and churches and very productive For further injor
nation call address the subsorib'r, the Farm
sept 6.f SAMUEL ALLEN, Cbristiana, p o., Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
FARM FOR SALE

&m1A The undersigned offers at private sale, a
tnfIW truck and dairy farm, containing about hfty
lehl Acres, situated In New Castle Hundred, the
river Delaware, about miles from wilmington. The
land OF the best quality being in high state OF Gull
tivaton and very productive ;her' are 80 acres d
marsh, the balance upland The buildings are small
but com Portable. Terms easy. Apply to
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
June 25.tf BrAndywine lid.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
TAG BEAUTY OF BALIsroN.

81 'Vur -. pAAhs
ops ave. remote from stive mirth,
We talked Of nature and her treasures,
/ sad: ''0f all the joys OF earth,
Pray name the sweetest Of her pleasures
q esxed with rapture ~ the moon
That struggled through the spreading
And answered thus.-A grove-st noon
A friend, and lots Of cream and peschss.'
spoke of trses,-the stately oak
That stands tho forests royal leader,
The whispering pine, AID then spoke
OF Leba1on's imperial cedar
The maple of our colder cline;
The elm, with branches intermeeting,
She thought the palm must be sublime,
And-datss were very luscious eating
I talked about the sss srd sky,
And spoke, with something like emotion,
OF countless pearly gems that lie
Ungathersd by the ocean.
She smiled, and said (wss II In jestO
OF all the shells that Nature boosted
She thought that oysters were the best,
"And dearest, don't you love EN- roasted
talked Of books and classic lore
spoke Of Cooper's latest fiction,
Rscited melodies from Moore,
And Landed lrving's charming diotioa.
She sat entranoed, then raised her head,
Aud with smile that seemed OF neaNon'
I'VE must return," tue siren said,
'or we shall loose the lunch a. 'leven!'
I can't describe the dreadful shock,
The mingled sense of love and pity,
With which, next day, At ten O'Clock,
Istarted for Manhattan city.
Twas two years ago-that said ''good bye.
Yet DER the scene fond memory fingers
l see the crystal il her eye,
And berry stains upon her fingers!
All me of go much loveiiuess
II had been much to be the winner;
know she loved me only less
The merest fraction-than her dinner.
Twas hard to lose so fair prize,
But then Il thoughD 'twere vastly hard
To have before my jealous eyes
A constant rival in my larder
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

he possessed uobie and generous min out
was subject to mental depression that some
times made life an agony. As preacher, when
hs rose above the inhtmities OF his natdre, be
was "a wonder to those who most admired him.
some OF his sermons were highly psychological
bat agonisti,, sublime. Ee famed in the pull
pit; he triumphed over, captivated and CONVEX.
ed hearers. he bore them to the hlrd heaven
in holy rapture, and his own soul was Ike a
vessel ready to -. eak with the tulness Of God.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
Newark Academy.

A first Glass Boarding School for Bo Us
NEWARK DELAWARE,
On Phila. Viii. and Bait. Railroad,
FOUNDED l1ip
PROF. EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal,
The Academic yesrwi i'll open, NOV. nth, 1903.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR oct 4 BnJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

he was a robust preacher OF righteousness
In boldaess, Luther; III scriptural exposition,
Watson; in pathos, Bishop George. At the
anvil of the smith he learned to Jorge great
sermons, and there was muscularity IN HE
moral and intellectual grsep that recalled his
early vocation. When be made his ap3eFls
from the pulpit, i, was felt that et'ralty exer'a
some influence on tune. He never chose dow
ers for fruit, and the sheep of his pasture were
,fai and -four ishlnR.I
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
FARM E0R SaI-s',

ak Containing %ss acres. situated near Green
wa wood Station, on the Delaware Railroad, On
lgiW u the line between Kent and SUSSEX Counties,
Del This property 10 divided into convenient Heies
good portion of Timber, moHtly white Oak about ID
acres set In Peach Trees Of choice yarieuss los
sized Dwelling, one ,n4nt House, nearly new; Sta
bling for IL helses Ass on the proparty. good sor
Rbun Mill, which has bean in operation two seasons
aud done tsrabe business The farm will divide
in tive, with . house each Will be sold low and on
easy terms, The tenant Samuel p. RRwisy. viii AXE
poasure in showing this property to any one calling,
Eor pa rtioulars as to terms, &c,, address
LIP. PHILIP.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
For Sale or Rent.

ETUkE HVUFEl WHAhNEt and UKANEKIES.
.s.szSA Cue "t he hesI stands in the etate. wharf
nTVX $50 feet font, there has h-en heavy business
k,lEU done fNr numhsr 4 sa4p Ws1 suited for
slk buying gtsin lumber, bark, &c Inquire Of
WIZ. 4. HAZARD, Milton, Sussex Co, Del, oct 27-ew'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
Fairlee Steam Saw mill,
.1 l1H kent County, Maryland
IaYen Miller from Chestartown.

cited up to cut ell kinds Of hard and sof lumber
at the shortest notice. such fitch, anne car wheel
sawed feoes, plow beams keg slaves for pnwd 81
or lead kegs and such orders be cut out 81 wood
II 10 good nsighborbood for all kinds OF logs The
ma will be made easy.
aug e4ms FENIMoRf a MILLER, Proprietors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

AxA FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
IE1luU ACRES In Appoquininink Hundred New Castle
HAlW- oounty, ~ miles from Townsend Station, Del
Railroad, and lying upon navgablo water-frum thirty
to forty scres OF woodland-good House Barn Pric,
$50 per For further particulars apply addre
Msyll-tf DAVID g. YARDLEY, Dover Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
Two Splendid Farms at Public Sale.

zsTxA WILL be sold at Public Bale, Al the
HNn.e Stockton HOUSE, kept py A. Butler, IN the
lsiliE2fa town ofEsw isile, Delaware, on TuU Rs-
iellnWXI DAY, the 18th day Of November, 1865, at
&sSAA1y o'clock. P. those two beautiful farms
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

An early illustration of coloquial preaching.
Bishop Asbury said he bad the best voice on
the continent. When the arrogance OF high
ohurchmen in his District constrained defence
| OF Methodism, he undertook the work in
series of sermons upon his camp ground. Un-
der the last sermon, God rent the heavens,
and came down. and three hundred souls fell
under the Divine power.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

he was one oil the greatest camp meeting
preachers he bad voice of vast compass
and power. he would so pronounce the words
Damn alton of hell as to make mems hair rise
up in terror, and their hearts fall down in sub
mission.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
IoRI KEHNApAY.

Courteous, versatile, popular. and if 'el0-
quence rests in sympathy he was an eloquent
preacher. Probably no man 10 the psstorate
was more desired by the best stations, nor so
frequently returned to the same charges after
having once served them.
JoBs D. HAGAkr.
An English c. csic in the pulpit. Elevated,
beautiful tender.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

The fret Methodist who preached in Della
ware British officer, but Of ",hesword Of
the spirit" he said 'thers is none like tt
John Adam declared OF him, he is one of the
most fluent and clog 1ent men ever heard
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Easy in address, believing 10 illustraton.-
Though reasons were the fabric OF Lissermons
.s.niiitudes were the windows that gave the
best light
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
FOR SALE.

A BOUT AZ Acres OF Brandywins Marsh, to Rent. Il
n be rented altogether In three separate lots
may suit best Apply to the subscriber No. 100 Mar
kst 81. april 2-n John b. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

METHODIST PREACHERS OF TIE GEN
TURY, CONNECTED WITH AND IN TIE
BOUNDS OF THE PHILADELPHIA CON-
FERENCE.
This bong the centenary year Of American
Melhodism, we imagine our friends of that de-
nomination would be glad to know somsthine
OF some OF the veterans OF the church. We
therefore sppend brief notice OF many OF tns
| most celebrated ministers Of the Philadelphis
, Conference, who have lived and died during
the church century just closed, prepared oJ
Rev. /. A. Roche, formerly OF Philadelphia
Conference.
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A MODERN MIRACLEI

MODERN MIRACLEI
From old and young, from rich anA poor, from
high born and lowlJ, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for
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But above all. the great wnuder IL the tapidity
with which It restores GRAY HAIR To IT'S ORISIyAI
COLOR. ~ 80
Use it q few times end
PRESTO, UHANGEI
the whltest and worst locking hair resumes its
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1t will not take long isagreeable trial to prove
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ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
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Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer: po other
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CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT To TRy,
AND SURE TO DO You Coon
There are many limitations. Be sure Won procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
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For sale by all druggists aY-SIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

AN INTERESTING CAsR.-A short time since
coiored boy. by the name OF George Jones'
for a certain offence by him committed, was
sentenced to pay q fine and costs amounting q
10 about 50. In default Of payment thereof he
was sentenced TO the workhouse for 80 days,
The friends of the boy interesting themselves
IN his behalf represented the case 10 the of. .
GERS Of the Freedmen's Bureau, whereupou
the Judge Advocate. Major Hambrick, ad.
yised collection among his friends OF the
amount necessary to obtain his release Be.
heving that the corporation authorities were
hound TO receive their own scrip In payment
OF their own dues, they raised and rendered
to his Honor the called for amount in that spe
cies OF funds. This the Mayor declined 10 ac.
cept, beyond the value for which IL circuIates
generally, as currency. The Major intends TO
sue OF writ OF ha6eds corpus In the case, made
returnable before Judge Unde, wood, of the
U. 5. District Court, Immediately, and thus
have the question settled by that legal tribu
nal.-Alezdndrid Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

TIE LAST CHOLERA CASE IN New YORK
I'D" N Y Express OF Yesterday says:-rhi-
morning. AT seven o'clock a man named Wm
Christie, aged -, died at his residence l3g
Christie street, nnder the folio circum
st"nces:-On wednesday evening h. WIS
seIZsd with painless diarrhea and i'm mediataIv
cent Tor his regular ply sicItn, Dr. Alexander
=. Hunter, who prescribed the usual remsdir.
in sHch cases, and the man felt CONSIDERABLY
relieved and was able yesterday 20 go abont
hIs ordinary business. Last evening how
ever, he took suddenly Ill with purgIuy.
cramps III the abdomen, &c. DR. Hunter MOI
he ing AT home, no physician saw him ntiI tbis
morning when DIR. Vondersmith was called
IN, aud found him IN perfect state of coliapsp
The physician Immediately administered such
reinedesas could be procured at the moment
The man at first rallied little. but graduaIlv
sunk afterwards. and died at O'Clock a m
Both The attending physicians say that this
Was real case of Asiatic cholera I,r
Elisha Harris concurs with them so far As IN
say that the man died OF cholera, but that his
original disease was cholera morbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

- A determined double suicide, near PARIS
mas Just been brought to lIItht. A river-ka
observed the bodies of "A male aud female float
ing near the surface. Having brought them 10
land they We're found to De oound together
the man s lett arm 10 the woman's right, while
the former bad also about ten pound weight
o. s'cnes I'm his pockets. They were ca n
elegantly dressed, bore no marks of VIOLENCE
ana had apparently been IN the water 40 1ut a
fortnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRInkLAND,S PILE REMEnY

Mr Glass, Of Janesvi.le, WISCONSIN, writes fer
the oeneht of all who suffer with the Piles that ne
has beer troubled for eight years with an aggra-
vated case OF Piles, and his brother was discharged
rom the army as incurable, he being quite para
yEed with the Piles.l Both these dist -essng gases
we're SsT cured with one bottle OF DR. STR OKLANDs
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
6J Dr. Strickland, ought TO convince those suffer.
ing thaf the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DIR Strickland's Pile Remedy Tits
sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. w
NAIRN co: CHAS. CHRISTIANI, S71 Pa
aveuue and soy Ninth street 90 A-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

CoMPREssED SroNE.-A New Haven COM
pany has begun the manu- ufacture of a corr
pressed stone for building purposes. IL is
rnaoe OF sand pulverized quartz ana siiicate
of soda, and hardens within twenty four bonrs
stone. va
s0Siili .'imminent'-a European war
The Song of the Ship Caulker-.'Come,
gMixiug the breed Of dogs is only a case Of
curru ption. "
sSlt is said that Dan Rice will be a eandi.
cate for Congress in the Nineteenth District OF
Pennsylvania.
~President Warner, Of Liberia. has in
vi ed the colored people OF the United Sratss %
4 that country.
~AlI the local elections in Southern mn.
nofs show Democratic gains of from 50 70 loo
Per cent over the last vote.
- New Workers have so far 70 tr.xa, -
sunday to wet their whistle-that the ueyV
law Is dubbed The Exercise Law
III man does noble, benevolent deed.
IL 10 the signal for pouncing upon him 70 he
all the needy and seedy IN creation.
~ An alliance is reported between Austria
and the Russian Bear. Barely possible.
~A newspaper writer says a native Cali
lorna horse is teugh and hardy and can live
on the photograph OF bunch Of grass. -
SProf Powell, OF Coyington, KY, dying,
used for scientific purposes, and Il was sent to
her.
IIfbegeing letters had fingers the wealthy
and the charitable would have their pockets
picked of every farthing.
0Gen. Scott, who was a man OF dean rail-.
gious sentiment, defended the use of the word
.damn" as occasionally convenient
~ Roger Lamb, who recently murdered his
wife in New York, died at the Island Hospital
on Tuesday. fs -
H"Parior Volcanoes. starr y ana perfrmed.
price nfty centimes." have superceded the
"Serpents Of Pharaoh in Paris
~Though not Native American. the Fe-
mans expected the United Stales Government
TO be not only "Know Nothing" but see
nothing.
SOur gentlemen re very skiliful at base
ball and billiard matches. our ladies ~ tilting-
matches. .-t-- -
- Neal Dow is In England talking Gold
Water" afA ah ~ -a -
~ The School Bsard Of Cincinnati have re.
cent?, increased the salaries of all teachers in
the rublic schools OF that city 10 per cent 80
aFGep Grant has been in yited to yisitt
abou' ~ places on the fourth OF July He is
expe % saa&5
- Tyre men have been arrested in Hal,i
more sn pecfed OF being concerned in tns
mursirr at 'hr TOLL eafe- keeper ~ Elk RIDE .
81 A thousand piglfineaies have been caprb,
IN A,srsu, a, fhr requsst Of the Erparor
MaA 'iian, and viii Be speedily shipped for
Mezsvo. ssft :. lss f-.s-t9'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can conscientiOu usly recommend 70 those suI
LANDS MELLIFLUOGS COUGH BhLskM
IL gives relief almost instantaneous aud is Withai
not tdisagreeable to she taste. There is no doRbt
put the Hellihuous Uosgh Balsam 10 one of the
oert preparations in use, and is all that its prorri
etor claims tor it. We have tried It during the
soush. tits prepared BY Pr. Strickland, No. I3S
Sycamsre street Cin1rnati; Ohio, and for sale By
YATES Drug Store, and OHAS OHRISTI.
ahIs. Sl7 Pc. svenue and s02 Eiuth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

A STEAM COACH FOR COMMON RoADs-The
French Minister OF Public Works has awarded
"A gold medal TO Albaret IL Co., Of Liaucourt
for 4 steam coach to run on ordinary roads
This coach lately descendeda hill from Laon
TO the railway terminus at the rate of I've
miles an hour. and afterwards ascended the
same hill in eight minutes with a weight of
five tons. The trial was repeated with so much
success thai IL is now ascerrained the eupiu,.
can draw weight OF thirty mine tons on an
ordinary road at the rate OF from three to four
miles an hour. EE-es .--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

e "A terrible accident occurred a MaI.pa
on thursday night. The house ol Mary RYAN.
" idow woman with five children, took fir.
ana she awoke TO find the fiaIn-s roaring
around ber. With incredible sxrrtions sh.
succr'ded IN arousing four children who slapr
In different rooms, and getting thea safely out
lhtn. with haby two years old in her arms
the ran back to get hfty dollar from bureau
drawer IN her chamber. As she did 50. th..
Eoor above Tell n upon Ter, and herself and
the babe Were burned 10 death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
TO DYE EASY

fs very Desirable. MATTHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best In the world. ComYleta in
one bottle. No wash, n- stain. no trouble. chill
can apply 1t Persons wishing to avoid the pubIici
U OF having their Hair dyed ia public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE 1t does not rub o a or make the
lair appe ar dusty dead bat i'm parts sew lite and
lustre. Gives "a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price - cents
Prepared by A. !. MATHEWS y
DEMAS BAKNES 3 Co, New York, Wholesale
Agents my l6-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

fSThe dead bodies of Young women sra
found almost daily floating in rha Lover Bay.
az New York, encassd i'm sacks: wher. they
come fTom, and by what means are caused, re-
MANS mystery. In ths Bosphorous every
morning, II is rxpected that striuged victim
oi lealonsy VIII turn mp IN 4 bag: but such a
mode OF ''sacking' r wife has not been COM
mon heretofore in New York life.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IAsHING1ON THEATER.

WASHINGTON THEATER.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. June 18th,
SAMUEL 9. SANFORD
and HE Opers Troupe. together with his Brass
and super''sslsssfF 'ss1sFoRp IN PERSON.
meDee 81 quarter toe. - = le loot
GROWERS THEATER.
- l....-
o. h HISS. Temporary Lessee and Manager.
ENGAGEMENT,
FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNEIs,
COTTON AND aURPHYs
World renowned
CALIFORNIA MINsTRELs.
BRASS BAND, AND BURLEsQUE OPERA
TROUPE
EIGHTEEN TALENTED ARTISTS
THE CHAMTfuN TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
VIZ. SMITH, Manager.
l.. r. PIKE, Agent jeisft
CANTERBURY
Leuisisna Av.. near 9th ST, rear National Hotel
HOUSES JAN EgLL,
NEW MANAGEMENT AND D0p BILE TROUPE
FsR sso,5 diIE pk,EF SEMnER 1TfE pHa SEAS9N, as.
Bugagement for y brief period Of the sensation
FffZ SIMMONS.
who will appear in the great truth PTana, written
THE FEvALE PICKPOCKET
OF WASHINGTON
With new DTsmstic Company: with q new Music
hall TIoups Nearly thirty Men. Women ani
Children ia the play, AMI the great Music Hall
show, - Jretty Dancing Girls.
FIrst' AZ pear auce OF the Popular Artists
MISS CHANDLER,
MIR CHARLES KANE
also. the old Favorites --ksthieeu Neil, Billy
Bmers'n o.. DOuLelly. Jnu. MnllgAu, J. K. B!cs
ley. the ClinetOp Sisters and .Iulia Marsh
MATINEE OK SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
DROPS. J. W. & II. =. kBEIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, 81
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel -
Our Glasses vii be continued during the Sum.
Ber, cOmn eociEg
TUE DAY, MAY 29, 1866.
Days ard Hox,s Of Txifion.
For Ledie5, Aisses and Masters, Tuesday and
II jCay afternoons from 20 O'Clock,
Gentlemen o Glasses, same eveniRss, from 10 10
O'Clock.
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition or address note to the Academy my3-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

s+Tbe editor ofthe Albany Kuickerbocker
has received the first trophy of the F-nian
war, IN The shape or 4 bear. skin can thar wa
capiun d from ore OF the British regulars dur
ing the recent fight in Canada. las exRtbiled.
abd 'iirge crowos as eagerly gaze upon the can
a. II IL was a British General iu regalia that
Lad been captured AND stood before rhenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

DT The Board OF Visitors 10 the Naval
Academy seem 10 have been unfayorably i'm
pressed with the hotel Accommodations OF
Annapolis, for they recommend mat ths a.
eminent should hereafter provide quarters
Tor the visitors, intimating thar thew had
some experience too disagreeable TO be re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

~ The arrival in Paris OF a black miIIion-
are rs annouDced-the Duke de Bouton oui
Psrce tswelled pimpleD, the wealthiest of The
tn- Emperor SoulouQue's ebony courtiers
HIS fortune Is stated TO be seven millions: and
a splendidly decorated and furnish ed hotel has
been prepared for him IN the Avenue de rIm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

e new enterprise In INSURANCE has been
started in the East. bv which the very nm
pleasant matter of asking or being personally
asked 10 60 personal bond or security for per-
sons may be obyiated. A compsny has been
orcanized, to he called the Fidelity Insurance
Company, that will take ia charge this Kind OF
business. This is, or ought 70 be, Iirst-rale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

~The Msthodisr pod,es in the United Sta.es
snr ansda are eight 10 number, viz: l. The
E!s.hodist Episcopa, Church; y The Episso-
pal Metbodisr Chnrch. or Meth ,dist Episcopal
ihnrrb, south: 3 The Prosss.snt Methodist
4 The WESLEYAN Meshodist t,onuectiou: S. In
ds,pepdeHt Mstbodisfe; g. Free Mrthodists; T.
Primitive Methodists; 9. Bible CHRISTIANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

SUNDAY REPRKssIvE LAws-They are en-
forcing Sunday law in Baltimore with con.
siderable rigor.l In Philadelphia a renewed
effort Is making, not only TO stop drinking, bat
TO stop the. city cars from RAINING Public
sentiment, however, is too clearly strong Tor
that, just vet. The poor man often has TO ride
TO his church or Meeting House,-and ii the
.'ride" is made nnlawful,-fhe rich man will
have to stop going in his carriage. Even the
parsoa reduced TO shanks' mare, NAV not
always tnrn up In season. So, all around it
Would be bad.=PLil1 Lsdner
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ENGLISH TURREr SHIPs.-Captain Coles.
OF the BRITISH navy, is about building new
lnrret snip Tor the navy. at the yard of the
Messrs Laird, Glasgow. Captain Coles plan
Tor turret Is TO be tested by firing AZ snort
range. at the turret Of one of the ships already
strong gun, weighing 70 tons