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The Schutyen Festival

The annual festival of the baltimore Target
Rlne Association was commenced Yesterday
morning, and the procession wa. a grand af
faIr. in which the Schutzen Of This city head
ed oy hr; Charles kloman, president, took
part The BALTIMORE SEN saws Al early dawn
ne German population seemed to be alive 20
the occasion. and were observed IN syery d.
1ectlon and as regards those preparing 60 take
actlNe part IN the festivities, some appeared as
herse men, and others on foot, moving towards
the headquarters Of the association, at Prof
knapps Institute, on Holiday street The
delegation from Washington city, abou, one
hundred strong under Capt Kloman reached
the camden station about y O'Clock, and the
members were at once placed in omen ha-
rouches by the Baltimore committee of rscen-
hon on horse back, and driven by way OF Eu-
taw and Faystie streets to headauartsrs Ths
washington delegation was accompanied nv
me band OF the 5tn u. ) cavalry, led by Capt.
Guetavus Peters, composed Of twenty nrst
class musicians, all mounted on milk white
horses, richly caparIsoned. On arriving al
headquarters the Washington visitors were
escorted 10 the recreation grounds OF Prof
hnapp's Institute. where other visitors and
several hundred members OF the Baltimore as.
soclaton were IN waiting 10 receive them Az
yer oelne drawn up In line, the strangers were
welcomed by Major BIumen berg in a or ef bu,
neat speech concluding with an Invitation to
those present TO proceed 10 the punch bowl-a
huge affair. holding thIrty-two gallons After
an Interchange OF civllities, and partaking of
cakes and confectionery, the order WAS giysn
to form the line OF procession.
In 'ne procession was q riumphal chariot,
on Whlcn was Two young ladies, representing
the Goddess of Germauia and the Goddess ~
Liberty, with thirty SIX smaller young ladies
each bearing shield with a coat of arms of a
State, and also printing press in operation
MANY OF the residences and business places of
Germans along the route Of the procession
were handsomely decorated. On the arrival
OF the procession at the Park the members OF
tie Schutzen escorted the visitors 10 the
dancing hall, where a COLLATION. WAS snread
The shooting was at once commenced and
during the afternoon and evening, those mes
ent enjoyed Themselves with the ten pins
dancing, swinging, &c, and the first dsy',
festivities were closed at night with a grand
display OF fireworks.
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DEATH OF DEAN RICHMoSD-Not the per
sonal and pohtIcal friends alone Of Dean Rich
mond, Esq, but all persons who have at heart
the welfare OF the country, and who thoroughly
comprehend the present condition of public
affairs, will be panied 10 learn that this dis
nnguished citizen died this morning after a
brief but severe illness, at the house of Mr
j. Tilden, IN this city.
Mr.. Richmond was struck down BY a severe
complication OF Internal disorders greatly az
gravated, II not directly induced. by his un-
sparing labors TO bring about the successful
results recently attained in the National Con-
veniion al Philadelphia His wife ana family
were with him at the last, and ne received the
most asslduous care and attention from the
best medical ability of the city Drs Blake
man, AlcnZo Clarke, William II. Van Buren,,
Metcalfe. Willard Parker, and Flint being IN
constant consultation over his case
On Friday night there Was observed a mark eA
change for the better; and since tnat tune his
eminent physic had begun 10 hope for his
recovery. but he grew weaker all Yesterday.
and passed away al ten minutes past two this
morning, without psng.
hr. Richmond was born in Woodstock Yer.
mont, March 81, ieU4, and consequently ius,
entered upon his SD year-yelo York World
27N.
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nSThe Richmond Examiner saws that the
seamstresses OF that city get only - cents for
making pair Of pants, and IS cents for max
ing coatS
~1he internal revenue office is now an
gagged In sending ont beer stamps, TO be used
by brewers.
~CoI. johnson, OF Arkansas, whom the
Radicals refused TO admit to his seat in the
present Congress, or even 20 the floor OF the
House, has been elected TO the next Congress
"Tbe Richmond Examiner, whose editor
witnessed the proceedings OF the National
Union Convention. says IL approves ofiIs pro-
ceeoings because they were national.
Ex-senator Sprague has abandoned his in
tention OF going west with General Sherman.
81 Brignoli the tenor is to be member OF
Mr.. Bateman's concert troupe this season.
HPunch says much illness may be looked
for about the time of harvest, which is inya-
riably a sickle-y season
sS-An Englishman in India was Mortified at
receiving telegraphic despatch from Eng
land that his wife had been delivered OF five
daughters. The message should have said a
fine daughter.
DThe wonderful operation OF the infusion
OF blood from the veins OF a healthy person in
TO a sickly one has just been performed at
Nienna, with complete success: The healthy
sickIy the wife.
DA woman in Memphis, living entirely
alone, recently gave birth to a child, which died
soon thereafter. The woman was too much
several days before she was discovered with
her decemposing infant at her side.
SA team dragged carriage over the en-
bankment into the Niagara River lust above
the Goat Island Bridge, few days since, and
were prevented with great difficulty from go-
ing over the Falls. Three persons were in the
carriage, neither Of whom are hurt
~The women in one of the wards of In
dianapolis have taken the cleaning of the
streets into their own hands
nITbe Mayor of Galveston has prohihi,.a
the sale Of watermelons and unrIpe fruit with
in the city limits.
~A widow in Bea yer, Ohio, is only IL years
/. old, and she has q ehiid.
~Caiharne Lincer, of Chicago, marrled q
shoemaker one night, and is reported TO have
poisoned herself on the day ensuing. Her hue
band rap away from the city on bearing OF her
death.
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81 Within radius Of five miles of Philips
burg, New York, during the month OF Febru-
airy, March, and April last, one hundred
cases OF alarming sickness occurred, attacking
in some instances all the members of a family
at the same time, and unmistakabiy indicating
the presence OF an active poison. Investigation
al last detected small particles OF lead in the
flour made At the mill in the vicinity, but not
In suficient quantity TO account for the extent
and violence OF the disease At the late session
Of the Pharmaceutical Association at Detroit
Mr.. King presented paper on the subject, ex-
pressing the opinion that the carbonic acid
generated In fermen tation, and acting on the
fine particles OF lead produced most poisonous
salt well known TO chemists. This al any rate
furnishes an ample explanation OF the whole
affair
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~ Mrs. Swisshelm says OF Miss Minnie
Ream who received the $4,000 order for a
Lincoln statue: ',She Is young girl, about
months, never made a statue, has some plaster
busts on exhibition, IN the Capitol. including
her own, minus clothing To the waist has a
pretty face, with a turn up nose, bright black
eyes. long dark curls and plenty of them wear,
Jockey hat and good deal ofjeweiry, sees all
the members al their lodgings or the reception
room In the Capitol, urges her claims uuently
and confidently, sits in the galleries, in a con-
spicuons position, and in her most b-vitchlne
dress, while those claims are discussed on the
reor, and mods and smiles as a member rises
and delivers his opinion, on the merits OF the
case, with the air OF a man sitting for his pic
ture, and so she carries the day over Powers
and Crawford, and HoSmer and who pot'''
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RUMoRED MURDER OF TWO YOUNG LADIES
The Wilmington IN. C.) Journal, Of the pa
says: A painful rumor was in circulation in
Columbia on Tuesday that the two daughters
OF Rev. Mr.. Porter, a Methodist minister, were
murdered by two freedmen, near Doko, on
Sunday afternoon last. The Young ladies
went 10 a Baptist protracted meeting at the
above place, and not returning at late
hour, search was made for them, when they
Were found in the woods a short distance from
the road, one of the unfortunate girls being
quite dead, and the other Just able to articulate
1.-TWO negroes" when she. 700. expired.
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HALL'Si VEGETABLE

SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved tsef TO be the most prep
for the hair ever offered TO the public.
1t is o vegetable com pou nd, and contains no iR-
furious properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
u will keep the hair from falling out.
IL cleapses the scalp, and makes the hair soft
lHstrous and slken.
1t 10 q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or youBg, should fail TO use il.
1T IL RECohMESpEp AND UsBp BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
81 Ask for Hall g Vegetable siciliaD Hair Be-
newer, and take no other
r. p. HALL 90,
Nashus, N III. Proprietors.
for sale BY all DrHRgists ia IS Th,ly
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AN AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA IN EUROPE
The American prima donna, Mrs. Jennie Van
Zandt, daughter of Signor Blitz, has met with
great favor in London, where she has been
singing at the musical soirees of Mr. Gladstone,
Earl Derby and others. She is at present en-
lOying brief repose in France, previous to
her departure for ST. Petersburg AM Warsaw,
where she is engaged for six months from the
first of November F
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- Mile Provost is one OF thoSs naughty
Creatures IN Paris, known 5 the '.dsmI-
monde whatever that may signify. She has
recently obtained publicity by bringing suit
at law against an adventurer who deluded her
into subscribing for S2OuJ worth Of shares in a
company "for breaking the banks OF the gam
bling tables IN Germany by certain combina
ucns in the game OF trente -et-ouarapta -
Prevost's money and that OF many others was
all lost at one venture and they are silly
enough 70 let the world know how easily they
could be swindled.
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A YoCTHPCL COUPLE.-On Thursday morn.
ing last, the 23d inst, at Oak Mount Fsirfax
county, Va, were married James Boswell and
MRS. Sarah A. Burke, old family servants of
the Dulany estate. The groom was aged o.
years, the bride 79 We wish them a happy
HONEYMOON. n.-AISz Edz. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-28

PoTAToEs.-Earty potatoes were sold AZ
Concord, n. H., on Wednesday. for seventy
five cents bushel. Six weeks ago they
brought three dollars a bushel at the same
place. The decreased price is caused by the
ANTICIPATION of large yield OF the lately plan
ted crop. The farmers, however, are m airita =
ing that the duty now imposed upon potatoes
imported from the provinces, on sccoaut of the
expiration OF the reciprocity treaty, will have
a tendency 10 keep up the price
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SUI Y,

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDERB EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
everJ case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsH, RHIJMAIIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from E1cEssEs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, YE AFFLICTED
THY LANBER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
eoh BY all Apothecar1es. Price q. d. BARNkS
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
Sew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLKIGH 4
ROGRBs, Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mess,
General Agents. feb le-ly
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED By Dt
HTRlCKLAHDH PILE REAlQY.

Mr.. Glass, of Janesviils, Wisconsin, writes for
the beheft OF all who suffer with the Piles that be
has been troubled for eight yeArs With an a9gra-
vaed oess OF Piles and his brother was discharged
yEed with the P1les) Both these distressing oases
HSye Ssy eqrsd With one bottle Of DR.. .sTRIOKLAhDS
flLE REMkDf. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily Testimonials reoet we'd
By Dr.. Strickland, ought TO convince those suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
sold ey Druggists everywhere Sold BY J. w.
HAIRS d OO.i CHAS. OHRISTiANI, ST1 Pa.
avenue and sou Ninth street 90 H-Iy
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THE BRANDYwINKR KRAILRoAD.-Am movement
has been made in our city TO obtain subscrip-
tons for the construction OF the Wilmington
and Birdsborough railroad. Messrs. Harlan,
Hollingsworth d Co. head the list with sub
seription OF $4,000: several other gentlemen
follow with subscriptions Of 25,O con; others with
5000 8, GOO, 800, zoo, $500, &c Whining
ton Del) Republican,
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A SUPERIOR RlMlDY.

We can conscienuo usly recommend TO khoes sat
ter1n9 from distressing cough, Dk. eT&ICK.
LASDS MELLlFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
II gives relief almost instantaneous and Is with al
but the Melltnuous Uoagh Balsam is one Of the
PEE. .tions In Ise. and 10 all that its propri
past week and found relief from most distressn ns
SS0usn. It's prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 1 SO
pr.nggists. Sold By J. ". HAIRE 90, Also q,
WALIEs Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
AniS, Sl7 Pa. avenue and So3 Ninth street
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~The parusans OF the early closing move
ment III Brooklyn are very much in earnest,
and after a certain hour in the evening trans
parencies are stationed opposite the door of of.
tending merchants, inscribed as follows:
"All respec able dry goois
stores are closed at ID m >,
ssSboddy sold at night
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superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcERINE
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unriyalled.
For sale by all druggists. fs9-eoly
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MAkKIaIE AND CELIel

MAkKI 8 IE AND CELIHAOY,
an Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, with sure ans Of relief. Sent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
pr. J sKILLIN H6UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
tion ,PhiIsdelphia, Pa aug l3- SIN
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81 The kenton Republican says that the
hog cholera has been raging fearfully in that
section, and that "bogs were falling dead AL
over town"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~EATURKS 8 RARESr FLORAL PERFUME
has Teen caught AID raRed ia glass. In bottle Of
concentrated all that fsn-y conceive of re.
fe-hlhg and exhilarating fragrance. Sold every
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j M. LOOMS. ND,

Al. LOOMS. ND.
The Inventor and Pstentes Of tue MINERAL
fLAIE TEETH, attends pertonslIy
Die c flce IN this city. Many persons csnSb$S
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 0
fhese.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommoda-
ted With sny style snd price Of Teeth they may de-
sire, but 10 thss who particular. and wish the
IuTest cleanest. ttros est and most perfect den
tnre that art can procure the MINERAL TEETH
VIII De more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eity-Se 33s Peuu'a avenue, be-
Philadelphia. oc 9O Iy
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MOTH AND FREOKLES,

MOTH AND FREOKLES.
Ladies' AFFLICTED with Discolor ations on the Face
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RYB celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION
1t 10 infallble Prepared by DR.. b. @. Perry, Der
natologist, 40 Bond ST., u. Y. Sold by all drug
gists In W ashngton and elsewhere. my ls-eosm
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DENTISTRY.

~ REMOYED-DR J. II. wOOLLEY, Dentist,
H has removed from 81 7th street 10 his lar &c
and elegant Orioe, No. - Market space, between
oth and 9Th streets north side. First class aud
permanent OPERATIONS performed az much ,s-
d"eed rates, bat enough TO allow to DO justice
Go my patients. an In.
T. COChBf. DENTIST, No 249 9Th street,
y,ii sns In.s,; sTS street s,s xi
Rubber Plate. at most moderate prices S1xx0
Best material used. au S.lm~
nR. LOCKWOOD, wAshi q gton BuiIding. 31l
~ Penn avenue. will I'LL Teeth with
gold and insert TEETH Rubber
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with <Olx0
out pain. ~ Is I'm
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H. ,.w, REMOVAL.

Dk LEWlE, DENTIST has REMOVED from
249 10 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doou
eDoNe. 6Tsdf DIScOrery ia DeatiStyy
Tenn Eztrd.,ed Wiiho1a Pam. All per OI10
cons having Teeth 90 extract. would advise them
10 call az DR.. LEWlES ONCE, and have thetn
taken out. Teeth inserted on Rubbsr Gold and
s1lVer Plates. In srder that all persons should
have Teeth, We have reduced the price very low, ,
10 De conyince< CT the fact call and see for your
selves Also, call and see the new and improved
nIethOd OF inserting Teeth
No 200 PenR's avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
je2-u sR LEWIE NJ D., Dentist.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs. understand
hat the President and Directors Of the Alexan-
dria Canal, have applied to the Legislature,
now In session, for grant Of the States inter-
est IN that, to our city, vitality important work,
and that q bill has been prepared in further
ance of that object, which Is now receiving the
consideration Of the House. We are not in
formed az 70 the provisions Of the bill-Gdxette
Mr.. Underwood, the u. s. Marshal, and MI.
Duncan, his deputy, il is SAID, are serving
writs upon Mr.. John s. Barbour and the sur.
viving members of the late Board of Directors
Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com :
pany, TO answer the charges Of Mr.. Quigley,
recently referred to. T. ]. Underwood is ap.
pointed Clerk of the u. s. District Court of
Virginia, and VIM. II. Barry, Clerk Of the u,
5. Circuit Confederate.
The Alexandria Journal says that three rob.
bers were detected last night making an attempt
TO enter the premises Of Mr. William H Muir,
on Columbus street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
Watehmen Penn and Berry were in the yicin-
lty, and bounced upon the party, two Of whom
succeeded in making their escape The third
was Knocked down while attempting to scale a
fence, and subsequently conveyed TO the watch
house. This morning the thief was brought
before the Mayor, when il was discovered that
the rogue had a false moustache, made with
burnt cork, and his face was other wise dis 1.
figured. He gave his name as John Clancy.
and his residence IS New York city. He was
committed to jail TO await a trial at court
Prom the Journal we learn that the bodies of
the Union soldiers who fell in the skirmishss
near Falls Church, in 1861, are being disin.
TERED for re-burial in the soldiers cemetery at
Arlington.
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EVENING STAR.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Loss Of the Steamship Lenden-970 Lives
Lost-The New British Reform Bill
Continuance Of the Cattle Plsgue.Ihe
ditien of their Withdra wai-Anttcfpated
Surrender Of General Prim.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Tne steamship New
York, from Bremen, via Southampton January
The steamship London, for Melbourne, foun-
dered At sea, and two hundred and seventy
lives were lost; only sixteen .sa Oh the crew and
Parliament opens Oh the LIST of February
The new reform bill was only laid before the
Cabinet on the 10th, and then only in the shape
Of project. Its authors are Russell and Glad.
stone, and It viii be introduced early in the ses-
sion.
Prince Christian and the Princess Helena
Will not be married until July.
The ravages Of the cattle plague continued
No more arrests of Fenians had taken place
The London Star says that Napoleon has
positively minated to the Washington Cabi-
net his willingness 20 withdraw his troops from
hexieo at any moment, on condition that the
United States Will recognize NJ aximilian as
Emperor OF Mexico.
The moniter sa, there are no further doubts
Entertained in Madrid that Gen. Prin will be
compelled TO surrender or to enter Portugal
within three days. He is in the Guadaloupe
Mountains, and Is said to have deceived his
soldiers by representing that Espartero had di-
reeted the revolt. Marshal O'Donnel had or
dered pursuit Of Gen. Pri m. Madrid was
quiet, and the moderate party hoped that Gen.
Concha would form a new Cabinet
Consols closed on the 18th at SO 3aS7. Cotton
irregular and very dull; sales on Wednesday,
7,toO bales, including 1900 bales to spectators
and importers. Breadstufs quiet Wheat
steady. Provisions firm, except lard, which
was dull Produce quiet and steady.
United States 5-2U's, 66; Erie, 81 \ ass; Illinois
Central, 76 Ea76x.
Sales of Cotton Monday and Tuesday 11,OOO
bales, including 3C00 10 spectators and i'm
porters. The market was then easier and de-
eined In some cases quotati9Ds were barely
maintained, WI bile in others there was a decline
of d.
The Manchester market was very dull.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l6-FlOur dull and steady.
heat steady; winter red los. Sd .alOs. Cd. Corn
quiet 29s. Sd ass. Cd. for mixed Beef firm.
Pork quiet. Bacon firm. Cheese firmer. Bat
ter steady for fine qualities. Lard quiet and
steady. Ashes, small sales. Coffee, no sales
Rice quiet and steady. Linseed Oil quiet at
3esa40s. Roein steads at las. for French Spir.
ITS TurpennGe inactive. Petrole um easy, re-
lined Is, Cd aSs sd. Tallow steady