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xxxIxTH CONeREss-FIRsr SESSION,

MONDAY, June 4.
SENATE.-Mr. Howe presented a petition of
peal OF the charter of the cities Of Washingto
and Georgetown. Referred to the COMMITTEES
on the District of Columbia
MT. Morriu introduced a resolution for the
removal of certain distinctions in Market
Square, Washington city. Referred to the
Committee on the District of Columbia
HoUsE.-Under the call of States for bills
and JOINT resolutions, number OF each were
presented and appropriately referred
The House then took up the preamble and
resolution introduced last Monday, by Mr.
Williams, OF Pa, calling on the President to
inform the House whether any of the Govern.
ment employees in the South have in any way
countenanced or assisted In the rendition of
public honors TO any Of the rebel traitors
either living or dead. and also whether the
privilege OF honor ing the graves of Union SOL
diers has been In any instance denied by the
rebel authorities, with the acquiescence Of the
officers OF this Government. The resolution
was agreed to-yeas 3, nays 30.
The resolution introduced last Monday, by
Mr.. Kelley, of Pa, calling on the Secretary Of
War for schedule Of railroads and railroad
property in the hands Of the Government on
May LIST. 1865, with information in regard to
the sale OF such property, was taken up and
agreed 10.
resolution calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information as to the sales of
Government gold, since January /, 1866, which
was introduced last Monday, by Mr.. Wilson,
OF Iowa, was taken up, modified and passed.
The morning hour having expired, the House
resumed the consideration Of the special order
in insurrection their full political rights.
MT Wilson, Of Iowa, proceeded to address
the House thereon, and was still speaking
when our report closed.
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states that the French Government is raising
TO full complement, each regime mt belong ng 70
army of Paris.
Army Of Lyons will be on war footing
within fortnight. II Is intended for obserya-
tor on German and Italian frontiers
Italian and Austrian Governments announce
In the event of war they will respect Swiss
neutrality.
The Paris HoniteHr SAYS France, England,
and Russia do not wish 10 take the responsible
position as arbtrstors, but solely propose basis
of certain deliberations, and TO direct discus
SONS OF conference TO the points constituting
tue cause OF collision. These great Powers are
now arranging terms of note to be sent 70
Vienna Berlin. Frankfort. and Florence
La France SAYS reply of Russia still expected.
and when II arrives a fe days must elapse
before dispatch OF collective Powers is sent.
Conference may meet three weeks hence, but
dlf1cultIes in way of accomplishing il.
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DROPOsALs FOR MATERIALS, UNpEk
l. THE QOGNIZhNCE OF THE BUREAU
Ok E9EhpMkNT AND RECRUIT-
DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS
NAVY DEPARTMENT

BHreaH Of EqE,pmsni o.d Reerriiins.S
Sealed pro,...,,W q June Z, I.es.
be received ct this bureau until 10 CLOCK M OF
All. vii Is{ OF yniy next at which time the propo
The proposals must be addressed 70 the Chief M
s snS hs.. ss S
Proposals for Materials, &c, for the Nav. /" thst
!ney may be distin suished from other business
Printed schedules for any class. together with
po.a snd o. yins sas IF Of pro
viii be Furnished 20 such persons desire to bid
i've navy yards and tSOse Of III ne ., as rsspse
plication to the Bureau.
PnrcbssnS Psgmas,e S OF eacS YARD and the
s% In only, in order that persons Who intend
The prOposals must be for the whole Of : cia.s;
mapdsnts Of TIE resleetiye yards.
the district II he BIDDER resides sSss he s 70.
and he must .Se. that be Il ne so
nf.ctuser q, or regular dealer in, the articles
for The di.triet {. yhich they reads. ~ revenue
make: and gives Il. ns susrsOs, who
auirsd By law. the Navy Department. hows1er. re.
which deem s1csSit. int lowest bid for any
sureties in the full amount win be rsouirsd N
to the e sSe mus. %
ment AZ additional security twenty Der csItnm
<. o Ss stahslc ,f:% The amount q
tIpie.s Ate, Sy the CoIm.sdsnt q The rssSsctivs
e the Spuon Of the Governnsnt, within ten day:
the sserstSry or aa nave been
The eis:.es q this Bureau are numbered and de-
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Affairsiu Geor-e,ovp

THE CANAL.-The arrivals to-day numb.r
thirty one boats all with coal consigned as fol-
lows TO the Hampshire and Baltimore 60
1919 tons; American Co, -6!.lS tons: Borden
Co. 76O.l9 tons; Cum Serland Co. lIUI tons.
Phillips & Boose, 33i tons; Central Co, - =
tons. Drparted-The capitola with sundri-s
10 Conrad Ferry, and twenty-five boats lIght
A DANGEROUS FALL.-This morning a Ger
man sailor. employed on the Schooner Pale .
tine, which as being laaen with coal a; the y Dr.
den Company's wharf. fell from the main IN a.
to the deck, distance of about - ie-t inf Hot
ing terrible cash in his forehead. Dr Dom
aghue dressed the wound and the sailor Is IN
fair way 10 recover. Ii was a wonderful -
cape from death.
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EDITOR STAR:-Gr-at injustice has been
done 10 me by the report that ob;sIned S3l,UJ1
upon nv check on the Merchants National
Bank, certified to be- good by its president.
when j had no funds 10 my credit 70 make az
good. The facts are that i raised money for
Mr.. HuycK, the president, to be used for the
bank.and that he delivered tn me the check on 10
tor S3l,Ovh, as stated, 10 be used. and that IN less
than two hours afterwards the proceeds ST.
10 meet the checkwere placed IN the bank by me-
Not dollar of the money came into nv hands
Unfortunately for me, the money thus placed
in the bank to meet nv check was not credited
10 its account and am now wrongfulIy ms ip
10 appear as an original debtor 20 the bank FOR
that amount. IL must be- borne IN mind that
this transaction, legitimate in itsel:. took pIac
on the Ssh of January last. when the bank
was solvent and in good credit.
it, X. w LATHAM
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The U. 5. Court i'm Richmond. Va.

RICHMOND, June Judge Underwood has
not vet arrived, consequently there will be no
session of the U. s. Court to-day.
Eminent lawyers express the opinion that
the adjournment of the Circuit Court from
Norfolk to Richmond after indictment Of JEFF
ferson Davis. was unauthorized by law. and
hence the order of adjournment is a nullity Ii
this is correct the duty Of the Court will be to
discharge the grand jury. Under the recent
act OF Congress the Chief Justice may order a
special term OF court to be held in Richmond
before which trial OF Davis may be demanded
on motion for bail submitted. But no such
order has been issued.
No business on docket Of U. s. District Oourt
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Steamship News Scetian-
Political Situation Unchanged = Mere
The Markets-French Army being placed
on q War Foeting-The Proposed Peace
Conference.
FARTHER POINT, June 4.-The steamship
Nova Scotian, via Londonderry 25th ult, has
passed.
The political situation is unchanged. More
failures are reported, and financial affairs arc
gloomy.
Cotton declined XaId. on the week Tor Amer
ican, and Kax for other descriptions: rev
Orleans uplands, 12d. Sales Of 500 Daies on
Friday; closing dull ana s Wsax' fiVe''"en-
Suspension Of Robinson, Croyston d Co.,
Manchester, announced, with small liabilities.
Two OF the largest ws.s11uses oelon gInS 70
Manchester, were destroyed BY fire. Loss
$4,000.
Brussels telegram says letters from Paris
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LATER FENIAN NEWS.

OeueTH1 We8ue O0ue 20 the FFOntVlTeMeF0I
Sweeney en- r0ute-British C0l0rs
Captured by the Fenians now
ON the u. s. Steamer
Michigan.
WATERFOWL, N. Y. June 4.-Major Gen.
Meade and staff passed here this morning, en-
route for the border.
General Sweeney, with one hundred and
fifty Fenians, on the same train, also passed
here.
All quiet north Of Ogdensburg this morn.
ing.
BUFFALO, June ALI quiet on Niagara
frontier.
Arms Of captured Fenians, and British
colors captured by them at battle Of Ridgeway
(called Limestone Ridge by CanadiansJ are on
board the Michigan. f-
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Disfranchisement of Deser,.rs

HARRISBURG, PA, June 4-The Supreme
Court having adjourned without announcing
4 decision, as requested by the Governor, on
the constitutionalty Of act of Congress dis
franchisng deserters, the bill passed at the late
session OF the Legislature for carrying into
effect the law OF Congress, has been appro we'd
this day by the Governor. so that Immediate
preparations OF records and certificates re-
CURED by the act may be commenced and time
be afforded for correction OF all errors of re-
cords
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je+lawSas GREEN WILKINS. l Hsess
DUBLIC SALE OF FRAME HOUSE Avn
l. LOT ON I3l, STREETs WEST Mis-
est SOUTH, SEVENTH WARN

On MUNDA The nth day OF June, 1856, az g
O'Clock p. m, shall offer for sale at Public Auc-
lon on front Of the premises, the north part OF
Lot No. =, In Square No. 2S, Of the plan OF tAs
city OF WashiDgton, the sa part fronting Is feet
on i35s street west, and extending back with that
wldth us feeti inches. with the improyen e uts
consisting ef 2story frame house.
Terms One-thirs cash; the residue in and 3
months, 10y two notes satisfactorily secured and
bearing INTEREST," from the day of sale deed given
and deed OF trust taken. All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost of the purchaser III the farms of
sale are not complied with within We day from the
DAY OF sale reserve the right 70 re sell the said
property at the risk and cost of the defaultnR
chaser, on giving two days notice in the Evenine
Star. A LL0Y n
je 4-4tSds Attorney for 0wnax
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Decrease loans. ST.
@.G0: deposits, Sl0,S50,0tO; legal tenders,
S4,65nCOG: increase specie, -, III, 900 circula-
ton, $4,000. Gold opened At iO%; advanced
to II. At 10. 43K.
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SThe State Legislature ofNew Hampshire
meets on Wednesd ay, June g. Ii is to choose
Il U. :. Senator in Hon. Daniel Clark. The
prominent candidates are Senator Clark and
Hon. 4. ii. Rollins and General Gilman Mars.
ton, at present members of the u. 5. House of
REPRESENTATIVES
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NEW YORK, June i.--Cotton dull and nom.
Inal al 37aiO cts. Flour steady; Southern un.
changed. Wheat advancing. Corn active aud
advanced la2 cents. Beef steady. Whisky
firm and quiet.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.-Erom j, Shilling ton
Odeon Building, Joseph Grimaldi," by
Charles Dickens. T. b. Peterson Il Bros,
Philadelphia. A reprint of the life of the
renowned English clown Grimaldi, written
by Dickens
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WARRINGTON, June 4. 1866.
Jay Oeoke d Go. furnish the following quo
atoms Of Qoyarnmaut sanrritiea.
Buv,us Ae,,,n,
NEW YORK Prpsr no.vn.,

Nh" LUX FIKsT BOARD sALRs.
coupons lO9k: Five Twenties, 1862, 1O2 Z;
Five Twentles. 1864. 1O2x: Five Twenties'
1865, 1G2S; Ten Forties, s5S; Seven Thirues,
lG2h; Certificates, 100; Gold. l4Ox,
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SCRRENpEREpoN observation-disclosures
Mr.. John II. Wise sent 20 Marlboro SpugC
Contee, who is charged with hurglariously en
terng the house OF Thos. Clsgett, IN Primo.
Georges county. Contee was arrested by OH
Ger Peaster. AZ the instance of Mr.. Wisa, WI
was acting under authority Of Sheriff TuTton
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts of the
Bnreau from this source to-day amounts to
81, 26l, 967.65.
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Government buildings at HARDWOOD Hospital
were sold at auction yesterday, under the d.
rection Of Lieutenant Colonel Jas. N. Moore.
Assistant Q uai termaster. The proceeds OF thc
sale viii amount to over $1,000.
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED

In obedience TO general orders from the War
Department, forty-fo captains and assistant
quartermasters were hCnorably mustered out
of the United States service at the close OF last
month. Among them are Capt. T.. NJ. Camp,
lately in charge of the Soldiers Rest, and
Capt. Geo. ". Wells. of this city.
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~The colored people OF Lynchburg intend
having a celebration tomorrow, that day be-
ing the anniversary of the establishment of
colored schools there.
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WHOSE rs 1T Yesterday, boy gave
Roundsman Kelly a large silver goblet whIr n
he stated he had seen another hoy, who was
being pursued. throw awey. The goblet Is
awaiting owner At the Fourth Ward Sta
ton.
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TIE ARLINGTON CENETEEY NAULT.-rhs
contract for constructing the large vault a. tue
national cemetery a. Arlington, Va. for the
reception of the remains OF unknown solder
killed during the rebellion, has been awarded
TO the firm of Jones & Collins, of this cIty
The work of excavation was commenced on
the 3Oth Of last month.
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OLD FOLKS CoNCERT.-The Old Folks Goa
cert, al Metzerott's Hall, Tomorrow night q
going 10 be an entertaining affair. Ses adyeT
usement.
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A LOTION DRY GOODS.
GREATEST BARGAINS I'm WARRINGTON
NEW DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH LAWNS.
SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK SILKS.
WHITE MARSIILLEs.
SWISS AND NULL MUsLINs,
NAINSOOKs.
STRIPED AND CHECKED MUsLINs
FANCY oAsSIMEREs.
LINEN DRILLINas.
TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS.
DIAPERS.
LINEN sHEIrINos
PRINTS.
MUSLINS.
All very Chsspa
LANsBURGH 4 BROS.
SIS Seventh street.
my a-6t Also, 31s Seventh street.
uABxRi LvhBERiI LUMDIRiI
Seasoned sS IEoH-rLo0RINe. Of last year. vo,..
t+siSsii I'M 'slse. and Dr,n. seasoned WHITE
4 4os; tAh:h; ! aps w.lagt PLANK;
rsSuecd Sr issa iSr building purposes Ter sale Il
nzls.s.. " sss' w.. :...., 1. .s...x
ME-. 3 P, = ,T;RIGSr. n.s1.tie and oi.ir1o1.
Bin P.sss: ai:: y .:y6s
q. !it', &c. Rooms Ssa stS e.. Sss nHy:s'i
'" tia
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Gold COMING.
New York 1IarEetS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nav 3l.-The Sacrament,
sailed for Panama with SS923JO in gold
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~There are three suicide cases reported III
the Baltimore papers of this morning us occur
ing in that city.
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LEoNARD HuYCK COMMIT

LEONARD HuYCK COMMITTED TO JAIL.-On
Saturday afternoon Justice Wslter, on the
motion Of Assistant District Attorney Wilson.
reduced the amount he would require as bali
for Leonard Huyck, whose arrest we noticed
On Saturday, from S200,000 to S5O,OOO and be
ntling to obtain the latter amount remained in
custody Of Ohicer Thompson, at his residence.
Saturday night, and was committed to Jail by
Justice Walter yesterday.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Austioneen

TKSSIEES sALE on HOUSE AND Lot ON
MA AyENUE AND ID sTREET NORTH At
PUBLIC AUCTION. NJ
ON THURSDAY, the sth Of July next, at S
VI the OF deed Of trust to me- dated septemer
fai iSS, ana anly recorded in Liber n. CT :. No.
ionos 90 CO. 81, and IS, one Of the land records of
warrington County, ID. c.. part Lot No 4 in
o9uare NO 70, with the Improvements.
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser sl0e down
Wnen the property 10 Knocked OF. IL the terms Of
ne Gay Of sale, the Trustee reserves the rieht "a
resell the property at the risk and cost 81 ths
in the Evening Star. e "uies
;.,. John STEWARD, Trustee.
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE FENIAN RAID.
All 0uief At the EIant.

BUFFALO, June ALI quiet this morning
Among the FenIan officers captured by steame,
Michigan were Coils. O'Neill, Farr, Hoge
SpauldIng, and others.
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Major Gen. Sweeny, Armies of Ireland.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Gen. Sweeny has
issued proclamation to the Canadians styIine
himself Major General Armies Of Ireland.
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ORPHANS COURT. Lodge PsrcsE.-Oa "a.
urdsy, the will OF the lac Daai-l RowlaGi
heretofore fully proved. was admitted - pr0-
bate and record, and letters testamentaiy were
issued 20 George Matunely; bond >i.un.
The first and nnsl accounts OF TIE admins
traitor OF Betsev Kennedy. the second o; ta-
administrator OF Lewis J. Kennedy, the third
OF The guardian OF the orphans OF Sanuei A.
kins, and the fourth Of the orphans o; ThOnas
Scanlon were proved and passed.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisker-On Satur.
day, Mr. Utermehle made a motion to uuash
the indictment against George r. Walker for
malicious mischief in shooting q cow in the
county belonging to Kitty Savoy. Mr. Utter.
mehle argued that there was a civil remedy by
action for trespass, and the offense was not
indictable at common law. The Court sus.
tanned the motion, and the indictment was
quashed.
The jury in the case Of Milburn Hunter,
charged with killing Beriah w. Luckett came
into court, after an absence of twenty seven
hours, and stated that they were unable to
agree, and were discharged.
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WEBB.I I'M. WIN. BEyERIDCr

WEBB 4 BEvKRIDGE,
Late CHAs. 8. FOWLER & Co,)
n o B Rs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.
Fine Cutlery, Block Tin Goods, Kerosene Lamps
an Cbimneys. Plated Ware, Tin CHAMBER
Sets Feather Busters, Roll Metal
Goods, JapaDned Waters
Table Mats, &C.
NO. SO4. ODD FELLOWS, HALL 7TH ct
1000, dellvered promptly in ell parts Of the Dis.
IIe. VI OoIemele. Je l-l0tr
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GOVERNMENT SAIEs.-The sales OF Govern
ment property under the direction OF Lieu,
Colonel ]. NJ. moore. held on the 2ith and p a
OF last month, realized as follows Sale OF
miscellaneous property At Warehouse No. :,
brought IS; while the sale of public
buildings at eth street wharf melted Si.o}i 90
making the total proceeds Of sales during tia;
week S3.6IS ID.
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growers THEATER.-Mr. Cazuernan, the
lessee, states that the summer season at Gro
ver's Theater will open June 1lth with six
nights Of legitimate comedy by the leading ar.
fists Of Wallack's, Niblo's and the Winter
Garden Theaters, forming combination Of
comedy stars seldom found outside Of New
York. John Moore, from Wallack's, is to be
the stage manager, and the celebrated Peter.
SON is to offciate as musical director Our
advertising columns will give the series OF
plays selected for the frst week.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
STREET, BET. 9TH AND 5TH SIS sNn
LOT ON SOUTH g SHEET "
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 9TH. at "a.
Z. Square 5l6, fronting lA,feet on / street norfb
between attn and 9Th west. running back lac feet
lnch improves by two-story Frame Dwelling:
cell Lot ~ Square ss5, fronting 50 feet on south
street, between nth and 18th streets east
Terms One third cash; residue in 6 10 ana q
months. with interest. secured on the PROPERTY
ConveysDcing at purchaser cost
Je4d Int j. G. MCGUIRE A 90 Aurts
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL-Work Of Repair .Sus.
pended.-We are informed that the work of re.
pair on the canal and aqueduct has been tenn
porarily (and, we hope, only temporarily
suspended, by the lessees OF the work, In con-
sequence Of the refusal on the part of the Sec
rotary Of War to give mp the aqueduct At an
interview on Saturday between one Of the les
sees, Mr.. Quigley, and the Secretary, the for.
mer was given to understand that the aque.
duct would not be given up, yet, at least, and
upon this, the hands employed were discharged,
and the work of repair stopped.-Alex. Gazefte
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10y M. X. WALSH CO., Auctioneers
- No. 2sS Penna. ave, corner I0fh street

$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT AUG
On TUESDAY Mdpk kSsfS Inn. g, ;, :,
O'Clock, In front OF our sales room, We vilI sell
over $500 worth Of seasonable Dry Goods, EN-
braeipg- yin
Fine Dress Goods. Ladies White Coos
shIrtings. Towels. Hosiery
Boots and Shoes, Hoop Skirts, Fapcy Geoas kc
The whole 10 he sold without reserve Tor ash
IL WALSH & Co Arcts
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
We have Just received
~ cases California PORT WINE.
Is cases California HOOK WINE
10 cases Califernia ANGELICA WINE
ID cases California MUSCATEL WINE
5 cases California ULARET WINE
10 cases California BRANDY
- cases Table CLARET WINE
G cases Old SHERRY WINE,
leases WHITE WINE.
Also on hand, Bakers, Gibson's, and Harme's
Pure Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys Catawbs
and French Brandies, for sale BY
EGAN 4 PERRIE
l-6uf corner Ninth and streets
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED BAKERS OF
Warrington, in consequence Of Of the great
advance In the price Of Hour, feel 1t our duty TO
raise the price Of Bread to seven cents per pound
Ioai 70 all sfere cust.m and TO eight cents to pri-
yate families, on and after Friday. June l. lS66:
VIM Mex eden, Charles Miller,
s Paten Son, Justus Koiser
Benz Prosise, John Kaiser
Logan Prosiee, George Munday,
Hoerr Bro. John LeonberGer,
OStermayer, John Umhsu,
VIM FAX, John Straining,
retr1ck Doyle, Peter Phstersr,
Stolpp, John Bamf
John Freeman, Hermann Bredeksmp,
Geo W. Hughes. Ulrich Bamf,
Adam keinhardt. Christian Reck
Lamb, George Schlerf'
John w Miller, Keppler
John Okershausen q Bro ia1.Str
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~WESLEY CHAPEL SABBATH 0CdOOI,
sIRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, commencine
MonpA4 LyENaNG, June 4, in the spacious and
and streets.
ne handsome decorations, large and cool room,
insure TO All pleasant time.
Season Tickets, Ito be had Of the officers ana
teachers Of the school 80 cents; single
- CeDs n 4 ~
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y Mr. q 81: PAuLs iNGLisH LUTHEsuAiNS

q 81. PAULs ESGLisH LUTHEESsuAliNs
EEnSSTvn propose holding . SrRAWRERRY
s M6Hh ssTssss for Ave nishts, eemmencins on
OF which will be appropri atsd tovsyds The ersss
OF .ne Ansisn Lutheran Memorial Church.
a choice variety Of the finest nayored lea
Creams, Strawberries, ana Oopfectonery win &c
provided; also, good music. van ~
Season REALISTICALLY, s L. which entftla. N.
holder to two plstes Of ice cream wv
Season Tickets-0ne person so Cents, which
entities the holder to one plate of ice cream
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-13
LATE NEWS



New Yonx. Oct 12-Adviccs from Pan.
anna IN The "A ststc that the new State Pres.
t6ent 63orai Olsrte had l,een lnsheujatesl.
a The neos,le IN the south coast are min cx.
meeting The rcsmra Of the spanish invaders.
hut the rcnuhlics were ali Quiet.
Consi,iersble discoyerics of ORAL had been
msde In iiondurse .'-t = = -
O-,rc 10 s,sn;r;one and sscul,i..s sbont
some fnrsisncrs scttlInr Ia Honduras the
I;oyernment had passed Some very stringent
laws for all strangers visiting that State.
A British steamer had arrived from Mcxi-
60. bringing million dollars
The L. = steamer Lancaster sailed from
Callao on the 2ist of september, under
command of Capt RidgeIcy. Commander
Davenport having been transferred to the
Powhaitan.
A Herald Washington special says, intel.
ligence froO New MQgioo iodicaie an out
4. a 49,