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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-06
-Or bans Benevolent A.soeiation--At n
regular meeting of this Association, held Thursday
january 1866 the following named gentlemen elected

ensuing ~ .---TT-T
President-W II. Wells ~ .....l.. .. n II a
4 Vice Presdent-M. Carroll. III. -ra ..a
Secretary-G. Deamore. .-. -.. s-g.tr-.I Il
q Treasurer-A. N. Power q ..-r.l
Board Directors-Louis Power A. Il Swanson Horatio
jenkins, A Claiborne, ]. N. Hardy. H|l.
By order W. NJ CLARK, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

FINANCIAL.-Thee excitement in stock specu-
lation continues in New York. The CONNER
cial of yesterday afternoon says: Govern
ments were q shade frmer at the Boarc ip
sympathy with the improved Quotations for
Fiye.twenties at London. At noon, however,
rumors were current that an error had been
mace In the press report, the true q Quetations
for Five-twenties being 701; another report
stated that private dispatches reported bonds
at London this morning 69k a694; this rather
shook the market, and Five-twenties are now
y lower. The money market shows more ac-
uvity, owing to the changing Of large loans
connected with the heavy operations in stocks:
and in few exceptional cases parties have
had to pay per cent; the prevailing rate,
however, Is q per cent on cali, at which the
supply is very abundant. There is still a
steady fiowtof currency westward, but not in
volume sufficient TO affect the tone of the mar
ke:. discounts are fairly active At 5a7 per
cent. The activity in gold continues. There
is still q scarcity OF gold for delivery, though
less so than yesterday. With current very
short supply Of gold on the market the pre-
MUM is very much under the control of spec
ulation, and pending Arrangements among the
bulls appear to foresnadow another upward
bound within q few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

Curing BRoKK KIN NRCK-A London letter
in the Chicago Evening Journal has the fol.
lowIng:-"The OLD saying that there 10 no cure
for broken neck has just been practically
disproveo by a surgeon at Greenock. He was
called in 70 see young girl who had fallen a
distance Of eighteen feet, and thoroughly dis
located her neck. When he reached her the
the back. He promptly supported the back
with the left knee, took a grasp OF the head,
and began to pull gradually and pretty strong.
whereupon tie girls eyes opened and there
was an effort at breathing. Increasing the
pressure, the parts suddenly came to their ma
tural position, and after q minute or two regu-
lar breathing was established. Close attention
was afterward paid TO the case, and after m ch
fever and occasional commissions, the child
recovered, and Is now as well as ever. be-
lieve there is not another similar case on rec
ord"
The writer naively adds, s,of course not
much time m ust elapse between the in Jury and
the treatment" We should think not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

SPEECH BIZ MAxIMILIAE-He ,oiu not Aban.
don his Post-The steamer Moro Castle brings
Havana dates 70 the 29th September
Advices from the Mexican capital to the I7th
ultimo state that the guerriIlas are being con.
tin ually worsted by the Imperial forces.
AT n celebration OF Mexican independence
on the lOth of September Maximilian made q
speech, saying he was still firm In the sea-
(Which the votes OF the nation had caused him
to occupy Notwithstanding all his difficulties
and that although IL was in troublous times, q
true Hapsburg would not abandon his post
As the majority Of the nation had called upon
him 10 defend their sacred rights, the Almighty
ought 10 protect him.
The Estaffette asserts his NJ jesty is resol we'd
to put himself at the head Of tae national arm '
TO fight the Liberals. General AImoute has re.
signed his mission to Paris, but his resignation
has not been accepted. General Meia has
gone to take command of the Imperial division
AT San Luis. Active measures are to be taken
against Tampico. Rumors are current that
Gen. OItega was President at Monclovia, and
that part of the garrison at Ohih uahua had
pronounced In favor Of Ortega, killing Gov.
rrnor Terrazas, and causing the flight OF
Juarez to Paso del Norte. 1t is said that Max.
i'm lian will soon start for San Luis Gen
Escobedo was said TO be at Monterey, and had
imposed several loans on the population
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

BIsHoP CoLENso's VIKws-Bishop Colenso,
with a view 10 restatement Of his theological
opinions, is printing the sermons which ne has
recently preached, and in them he plainly dis
cards some recognized doctrines and state
ments. He rejects the account OF the TEN pta-
ton in the Wilderness as fable; the doctrine
of the Trinity, he says, belongs 10 a later age
than that Of the Apostles, the accounts Of many
OF the Savior's miracles are spurious, and there
is no such beings rs a devil or devils whs have
influence in this world. ~. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

~In a speech at San Francisco, in August
Senator Nye predicted, and 'sreq uested the re-
porters TO mark his words, that before the end
OF September the President will release JEFF.
DAVIS on his parole" September has come and
gone, and Senator Nye has proved a false
prophet.
IMiss Anna E. Dickinson opens the Bay
State course Of lectures in Boston, October
Iith, with the REJECTED Stones"
~The Nation says Housekeeping is human;
boarding is simply animal.
ga few days since a man in North Wheel
ing, aged nineteen or twenty years, mar
ried an old woman aged about fifty or sixty.
~The Memphis Commercial says the four
tobacco growing States-Missouri, Kentucky,
Virginia and Tennessee-pay an internal rev
enue tax OF s19,oO0,0Oo on that article.
COLD WKATHKR AT CAIRo.-At Cairo, III,
at daylight on the morning Of the 2lst, the mer-
curry fell TO within six degrees OF the freeziug
point, and there was q heavy white frost,
which has materially injured vegetation.
~A maiden lady in Arkansas. fifty- nine
years OF age, gave birth, short time since, 20
aplumping boy. Its father is said to be a lit
tie man only sixteen years old.
~Tbe quantity OF glass panes necessary
for the Exhibition Palace in Paris would suf-
fee to cover eight hectares (twenty acres)-
that is TO say. $1,000 quare feet.
~Mazzini 10 furious over the Italian read :
justment with Austria. He thinks Italy ought {
70 have walloped both Austria and France
OF such Is the kingdom of radicals.
sS-Mr. Raymond says: 1--WE beg TO assure
persons who have never been 10 Congress
that great many things may happen TO a m an
in the course OF "a long life, a great deal more
heaTtrending than 70 be left at home"
~A Liverpool gentleman. who has searched
the scriptures diligently has discovered in
Ezekiel a prophecy to the effect that England,
Is TO be invaded by the Emperor Napoleon
during the present year.
~The Montreal papers have rumor that
young publisher OF that city has absconded,
carrying with him some twenty OF twenty five
thouS and dsllars IN his pocket II is STAYED
that he left behind him q letter. saying that he
was ruined and went away TO hide himself
~The Philadelpnia correspondent OF the
London Times says What would be Thought
in England, were the q Queen to visit any OF the
chief cities and the mayor 70 run away 20
avoid seeing herP' ..s.r
- Ladies in Paris will wear Turkish trow
sers this winter instead Orwell, unmention
ables.
Wife whipping, wife stealing and wife
killing are prevalent In the West
~Lead pencils were first introduced in
Italy three centuries age. Now 5oO,o0J,O01 are
consumed annually. fL J
~The lllineis girl who lately lou hsr
speech (save whispering) has had forty Offers
Of marriage a8- 3fFI q
- Blpks SAYS that most lovers ara m .tbe
matlsians; they sigh for their sweethearts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

CoNBAT BETWEEN Two WOVEN AND A
WoLT.-The 81. Louis, Mo- Dispatch says:
"The other day, in the sftern noon. a wolf came
into the door ard Of Mr.. Harold two miles
east of Butler, Bates county, in this State, and
commenced catching chickens. A woman Of
the house ran II 20 the fence, and in attempt
ing 70 pass through, laid hold of it's hind legs
and held IL fast, while another woman pres
ent went TO the opposite side and with a club
beat IL TO death -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
Nashua, n. H., Propr1e,
for sale BY all DruRgis sts. ja 36T
A SUPERIOR RRMEDY

We can console cautiously recommend to those suf-
fering from . distressing oaueb, DIR. 6TRICk.
LANDS MELLlDLUOUs OOUGH BALSAM
1t gives relief almost inst tansous aud is With
doubt but the Mellifuoas Cough Balsan is one Of
the best preparations In use; and is AL thst its
proprietor claims for It We have tried IL during
the past week, and found relief from q NEST dis
tTes.i1S cough. 1t 1: lIepeSed BY Dr.; Strickland
for sale By prneststs, Sold By W. NAIhN 1
Co; also ct WaITHs Drug store. ami OnAS
CHBIsTIHI's, 517 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. 90 q IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
nTRIUK LANHtS PILE REMEnY

Mr.. Glass. of JaaesviIle, Wisconsin, writes for
the benent Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aQgra-
waited Of Piles, and his brother dischar ed
from the Amy as incur able he being unite para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR. STRICKLkNDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommends Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials recei we'd
by Dr. Strickland, ought TO convince these suffer
Ing that the most hrsnic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr. etrickisnd's Pile Remedy. II Is
seld by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W.
EAIRN & 90; CHAS UHRISTIANI 371 Pa
avenue and 502 9th street oc 6 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
HALLS VEGETABLE

elClLlAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved itself to be the perfect prepar alton
Tor The hair ever offered to the public.
1t ts Q vegetable compound, and contains no In
jurious properties whatever
IT WILL REsToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
Color.
II VIII keep the hair from falling ont.
IL cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair son,
lustr0us and silken.
1t is o splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young should fail to use It
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsRp BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- Ask for Hall's Vegetable sicilisn Hair Be-
newer, and take no other.
3. p HALL d co.,
Nashua, N. H., Propr1etors.
for sale by all Druggists. ja U-Th,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

A NEW ANCHoR.-A novel anchor. newly
invented, was tested in Baltimore harbor.
Saturday, with great success. The anchor
is triangular shaped. with ak iukes, which
work on pivots, and when one eide is imbed-
ded IN the soil, the upper part closes, thus. il
Is claimed, preventing fouling, which is the
cause Of many ships being lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

~ The Mobile Tribune having REQ uested
Semm-s TO resign has Office OF Judge Of Pro-
bate, he responds that sssuch resign alton would
affect the honor, not only OF himself but OF all
his feliow-citizens,and OF his proud mis- suffer-
ing, State" and that he has no intention what
ever OF resigning the trust which mis- fellow
citizens have confined 10 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

@Here are some Of the fail novelties an
London fashions: s.ln Boots-Boots with red
heels are daily seen on the fashionable prone
nades. CATERS Of black satin for street wear
are foxed with purple morocco. and embroid-
cred with purple silk. In Jewelry-Hum-
ming birds, with gold beaks and jewelled eyes,
are worn as brooches, clasps, and agra ffes; and
IN Neils-White wells with borders Of colored
lace, are lust introduced"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

~James Williams, aged Sc, was arrested,
examined. and imprisoned, on Wednesday, IN
Philadelphia, on o charge OF brutal treatmen &
ola child. In his house was a child about S
years Of age in a dying condition, whom, il is
alleged, Williams took from be bed and kicked
about the floor. The child has since died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

WAR SYMPTOMS The Dan Register as
seen pider web on which the world "war'
was distinctly traced In gossamer lines. II the
goddess Bsllona should visit Us again, the
Register may claim with reason TO have been
among The first that "spied her.' =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S1T Is MEAN TRICK of trade TO sell -
rete n extracts domestic scents made of the
male IL O.. The prices at which theg vended 10
les than the duty on the ,erit.ble article Ooult
I'll, 2" further than to throw msnsr aray on such
ubbish. while PHALOa'S MIGHT BLOOMING
tkRlUS,n redo ent of tro deal fragrance, is with
In the reach Of all. Sold every where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

LYSCHBuRe AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The sum OF SSe 600 has been subscribed in
Lynchburg, Va, toward building the railroad
which is 10 connect that city with Dan Vile. Il
Is proposed to raise the, remaining twenty
thousand dollars In Dan vile, and the papers
of that place declare that this will be readily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

VIcToRIA's FIVE ueen VIC
toria has nve daughters. The oldest is the wife
OF the Crown Prince OF Prussia. She rs dee
tined TO become the future q ueen of Prussia
The second, Alice, is the wife OF the Prince of
Hetse- Darmstadt, whose principality has been
lately absorbed by Prussia. The third, Helena
became recently the wife OF the Prince OF Tech
who is prince without a principality. Two
remain unmarried-Louise, who be an her
elehteenth year, and Beatrice, who is in her
ninth. What Is 10 be done with Louise. now
that most Of the Protestant German Princes
have been ousted from their petty thrones by
Prussia There IL only one Protestant Prince
now available for royal conjsgal Purposes
and be is the brother Of the Princess OF Wales,
King George OF Greece. Mr.. Gladstone is
consequently, to proceed TO Athens 10 enter
upon this delicate negotiation. Her proposed
husband As a mere youth, who dances well,
and is fond OF good cigars, and is tolerabIy
good looking. He might make an admirable
clerk in a millinery store, but is altogether out
OF his place as the chief or the spirited Greek
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
SECRET DISHAeES.

sAaARIfAN's GIFTis the nest certain, safe and
efectual Dedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, NO
basam. no mercury Only ten pills to be tai en- II
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, s..
SAs sARIrAN's Roor AND HERE JuIcEs-A positive
and permanent suTe for Spy ki lis scrofaa, Ulcers
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See advertisement. mys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

ga sarcastic Western critic, indignant At
the perverted tastes OF the pu blic, says" The
play King lear is, OF course. a very dificult
one TO do justice TO, but II is In some respects
Superior 70 The Fenian's Bride, or ireland
Must be Saved although il does not draw as
we'll on the Wholer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM LIN Id.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
- tLs;e GrosGsL
srff.Rssk e. asssrLhr III sasHSss ss5sSHhs,
rRIs kvnNrNe,
The Powerful Historical Romance.
THE DEAD HEART;
Oh, THE
FALL OF THE BASTILE.
MAflNLE OF ROSBDALE ON SATURDAY.
In Preparation
IUSTACBE BADDIN.
City cars pas. within a fe. steps Of the Thester
Will not leave until II 80 .. m.
I KONAnD GROVER
Has the honor to announce
TWO GRAND
OPERA CONCERTS
to take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 10,
AND
FRIDAY EVENING. OOr. 12,
nrrzrRorr HALL.
Beipe most positively the only Concerts in which
the following Artists can appear
NINE MARIE FREDERIOI,
TIE celebrated Prims Donna. Her FIRST appear
snce since her return from Europe.
NIB. JAMES Il. wHELI,
The great Piano Virtuoso. now believed the most
brilliant OF all living Pianists. His first appear.
ance tinee bis return Fl ON Europe.
NIB. THEODORE HABELMAN,
The fsvorite Lyric Tenor. His first appearance
this season.
NIB. JOSEPH HERMANs,
The great Basso Profundo. His first appearance
this season.
NIB FRANZ HIMMER,
The popular Tenor. His nrst appearance this
season.
Programme end particulars in future advertise
mepts. oc4-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

SAIEs or LAND IN BALTIsoRE Cor SrY
Nssers. Adreon, Thomas a 20. auet,oa--rs,
told on the premises on The let inst n tract OF
land IN baltimore county fifteen mtIes from
the cry on the HHrford road, con taining one
hundred ana twelve scr"s, and Que rood OF
arabic and wood land ,,abon one third ln sim-
Der and the balance <leared; improvements
poor. Purchased by Messrs. Wilson a Rsn-
kin for e35 per acre.
The came ap caoneers Alec at the Exchange,
a tract OF land an Baltimore county seven
miles from ibe city on the Btoerty Ioad, con-
tain ing I6g acres or thereasou's, improved ny
large sbne house, barns and outeulldlngs.
Purchased by Charles whtImore, Esq. Tor
the sum of s93 per acre.
The same auciioneers ALEC sold on the prem
ises. lot Of ground on Hamburg street, near
Barsundy alley, N feet front, IS feet deep: in
proved by n two story dwelling. subject 10 an
annual ground rent OF g. Purchased py Mar
grret Biddle for safe.
The same u cttoneers Also sold on the prem
isee all that lot Of ground on Cross street, near
william, IS feet front, by ti feet deep TO an
alley; Improvements, two story brick owed
ine, subject TO annual ground rent Of SO.
Purchased by John r. Rupp for s99O.
Mr Samuel II. Cover. auctioneer. sold at
the came place two unimprovsd lots. each
having a front OF 20 and depth OF 100 feet, the
first At the corner Of Franklin and Republican
streets and the other al the corner Oregon
and Adams streets. Purchased by Mr. Wm
T. MARYLAND each for sl l,euO-Balhmor Amer
tcaR.
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MARRIAGE AND eELIRAoy

MARRIAGE AND GELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
she sItai powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr. sK1ILIN H6UGHT0N, Howard Assooia-
tion, PhiIsdelphia, Pa. aug Is sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

cnriiy Tor NVrIh.rh hi- and property will re-
ccwmerce The recent succ~ss of the psr'v AZ
the polls is, in the boards opinion, du-, irst
70 the fact that it's candidate wss p~.u ta-iy
itentIned with the Confedsrate eSnSe, anf Sec
onoh 70 The unfortupatr apathy OF thr trst
ciasses of the com mun,ty on the suh .ctoi m a.
a..ipsl elections. which appears Ia b. the curse
Of large csitfs. and results bro nE ne gov
tInmeot tner~of ints IN WORTHY haC :s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

UTILIZING Does-The number OF does de-
stroyed in the Atlantic cities every summer -
very considerable. They are generally killed
and buried, and the whole process is enpen-
sive, yielding no return. writer OF utilfta-
ran views suggests that this business might be
so managed a. 10 Weld q profit rather than n
loes. He seems 20 have been In the South du-
ring the war, and TO have proftted some W hat
by the strange economies which were forced
upon the attention Of that people He says
very correctly, that from the bodies of canine
animals can be procured leather. oil, glue and
other materials. The leather varies with the
breed OF the dog. The hides OF the larger and
coarser animals yield a tough, durable, plant
shoe leather. From the rarer and smaller va
riet'es come fine, soft, pleasant leather, ex-
cellent for children's shoes The quantity of
oil per dog varies from quart up 10 a gallon,
according 10 size and fatness, which is most
excellent for tanners purposes, and when de-
odorlzed, makes a soft and pleasant hair oil
Glue, bone black, Fertilizers, &c, may be made
OF the remains OF the animals, and the whole
product could be utilized. This may seem 90
be new business, but IL will be as legitimate
as any other. and yield TO whoever engages in
II very fair profit. There is no country in
the world in which so much valuable material
is wasted as in our own. Whatever, there
fore, is calculated to add 10 our thrift and 10
restrain our extravagance, deserves attention
and conmendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

SURELY, STBADILX
SUCCESSFULLY
eAOLANDIBT EXTRACT BU0KU
ID CURING
every oese OF KIDNEY DsIAsI, BHYunASish'
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRpxls, WBAKNBss and
PAINS IN the BAcK, TIAALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from lxcKseks OF ANY KIND.
OOA1. II ATPLIoT1D1
THY LAND ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By al Apotheoariss. Price q. d. BARN1e
CO., New York, and BARHEs, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURL1I0H b
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas.
General Agents. feb lO-ly
OoLGATEs AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAP, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcKRIHR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is sxquisits, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. eseoly
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DENTISTRY.

II. kkAOvAL
5Ia 10 .wsddkb .sd DENTIST, has REMOVED from
x4s 10 SoV Penn. avenue, ten doorB
eeoxe. Grsaf Ds,eocsry a. De.iisSy~ ~
IsNh E1Iyde.ed WfihoEt Pam. All Per S0
20 al Z, Teeth tS extract vog1d sdyise them
taken ont Teeth inserted on Huber, Gold and
silver Plntes In srder that eli persons should
have Teeth, We have reduced the price very low
Io De q the faet. call and for your.
serves, Also, call and zee the new aud fmp re cd
method Of inserting Teeth
NO; goo Psnnh avenue, between l1th and 18th
e2-u 3. d. LEWIE. n. D., Dentist.
4. LOOMS. ND,
TIE Inyenter and PAtentes Of the MINERAL
fLAIE Ikk1H. attends personally 49,
nis once In this eity. Many person. can63Yy
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, A0
these.
Persons calling ct my osnce can be sooommoda-
ted with any style and price of Testh they de-
SIRE, but 70 those who are particular, and wish the
knIest, eieanest, strongest and most perfect den
viii be more fully Warranted
Rooms In this city-No 33s Penu'a avenue. be-
Meen sth and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia. oc % ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

i HE GREAT RECoNsrRUCTIoNIsr.
Whose KOP-PELf I know him YELL
In charges q red uctiontst;
Bat in FIT 4" like Andy - bows
HeS famous "ReconstrHctionist!
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened its Destruction
Twill all be we'll If Il. KOPPEL
Just tries his "Reconstruction ~
Beneath his skill. eich portion will
Be brought in close communion;
Just IS we'll see God grant twill be-
The States within this Union
No all men know, for Q well dressed beau
The ladies have q passion;
Then stop spell with q K0PPEL-
His ''fts" the highest fashion.
iswork yen III and of the finest kind,
And nothing 'botched" or sIattern;
Bis goods consist % len gthy list
OF every sty hsh pattern.
III KOPPEL, 1sth street, opposite Treasury
Department. 80 Him
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JULIUBCBSAR
IN volume ID. Sir Morton Pero on the Res Ources
and Prospects of America. 6psncer's Narrative
Of Andersonville Prison Orayen's Prison Life Of
Miniature Fruit Garden. Rees' Footprints Of Q
Letter Carrier. Four Years In the baddle; By
70 - sr uYRAHOK T YLOR
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RRICKLAYIN0 -
ID IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

best manner all kinds Of BRICK AND STON1
AAsONRY, inciudins house building and repair
setting Crates, Ranges and Ovens, at resso nabis
Hieh street, Georgetown, Win be promptly At
W7.f =. ..-L-r j. v COLLINS.