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DKPAKTnEsT or rHE INTERIOR.
UsITYD STATES PATENT OFFICE

DTPAHTnKNT TIiK INTEHuk 4
UNITED PATENT OFFICE,
NAsaIsGTos. June 10. 1900
an the petition OF WILLIAM MOORE, Brooklyn,
kew.York praying extension Of patent granted To
lanes Camsn sgn-e said William Moore, the h day
in Door Loets Tor seven
years expiration said patent which takes place on ts IAN
day Of September. 1906, ~
l. thai petition be hesrd the Patent Ohice
MONDAY II O'Clock and al per
notified and show any they nave why
aid petition ought not to be granted.
required to he IN the Patent
Oho@ their specially forth writing least
days before hearing testimony flied by eithe, party to
be taken aud transmitted In sceod
ane with OF the eee which will be furnished On pp
cation
DeposOns other papers, relied upon testimony most be
h-d enty days before the day OF hearing the srsu
raents II any days after filing the testimony
Ordered that notice be publish IN The Rpsbeas and
The Inuqeae Washington D. c. and IN The TrtbunS New fot
week for three successive weeks The hs OF SAID pup
cations sIy days previous TO the day OF hearing
II {. THEAKER Commissoner Of Patents
sEdtors Of the above will please copy ana ehd ibn
bills Ofice with containing this notice
I.1fIa 1u
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Drinilng.

WIN. FVERDELLv SONS No. l04 Fulton-st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
Frs
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ITO LET-With or without board several large
elegantly furnished front ROOMS the hrscs private resi
dence No. 1853 Second-sye.
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60 Ubom II man Concern.

NEW PENSION and BOUNTY LAWS.-All
~ CLAIMS successfully prosecuted j. LEWIS Law Once
No broadway Advice soldiers and soldiers families
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Hle0iral.

Hte0ifdL
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE-TIMOLA SUI
" PHUR MEDIC ATED and vAPOR BATHS. Thcse Battle
the only genuine sulphur the United States and
mended by our most Phy.csn Preventive ell
Consgons Di..ses Removed No. ITO Beecter
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RenI Grstate for Sale.

A GFNTLEMANs COUNTRY RESIDENCE ana
IA FAKN Of % ACRES for sALE-A oAoies see 'P -
81 ,e healthy, convenient to the city. Buildings lsrsei well
.u and nearly new Abundance Fruit On account Of business
,--sgenen will sold cheap Apply to owner Tuesday "eo
..y Thursday AID Friday the FTukhn House ey
BROOKLYN from l2to ?
A STORE and DWELLING for SALE, me DUST I
a ,c,,f has been keut a. grocery for last IA years
:, Ncrri.ar.e Arrv 10 DiTCHElT No kew-ChambeTs-st
sOrner Of Chsbarn-st. up stare
a NuYTk HOUSES and LOTS on easy terms at kizEbeth
port J T. r KELLOGG Executor No o. Ced-I-st " l..
ALL WANTING FARMS. ..u.....
~ Large settlement OF VINE ana M ,5es,
80 miles sorth Ct Philadelphia uy railroad Ilch son 80 49,
large crops; twenty s25 acre pgao w. s
y,s. rooa bu sress orenug society. huHdeas ~,
and masnq improvements. Apply TO CfAs h LA,D,0 p
unster Nnsland Lands township d. Letters
eouauins fn formation VIII be sent rec l0 "a,
Robigson Agtuai EaiioToI lAt ,s and MIMI
sosates f,, Seasaaf Jaruag Sn0E q ' as o. nc
Hsserg prqfr
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WINDOW SHADES,
FOR STORES OFFICES AND DWELLINGS
Put Up short notice.
B.L. SOLOMON &c SONS,
Manufacturer,
No. 69 Broadway.

BEADS BEA lsS r.h RE4 ooSDs
N. P. BROWN. Importer.
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MOURNING GOODS
vi PROM RECENT AUCTIONS
BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOMBAZiNE5
BLACK SILKS SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS.
c. DE LANES AND TAMisE CLOTHS.
81. g. and 90 GRENADINES AND IRON BARESEs
81 SPANISH AND BUsHiRE GRAPES.
FRENCH LAWNS AND oRGASDiE MUsLISs
QUEENS CLOTH AND SUMNER CLOTH. Sc. - per dress
INDIA FOULARD SILKS. 81 per yard worth . 20
CHECKS STRIPED, SILVER and IRON GRAY GOODS for
TRAVELLING
BLACK ALPAcAs ALL GRADES. DECIDED BARGAINS.
STRIPED AND FIGURED MOZAHBIoUEs sic per yard
COLORADO AND CRAZE CLOTH. yards wide
Tibet AND SUMMER sHAwLs UNUSUALLY CHEAP
A CHOICE SELECTION or BONSErs AND MASTlLLAs. AT
GREAT SACRIFICE
w JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods
No sSl proadunv between spfns and frncesis
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II The .bov, goods ell been PIT or, at low premium
on gold and will be sold a, Low PRICES
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firemorks.

J1IRFWORKS.-A general assortment of Plain and
CoIood FIREWORKS and Of the best quality for sale oy
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co, No. ~ Ma.hns'on ..
KS.-HADFIELD's FIRST PREMIu J!s
4 FTRFWORKs and W<UGHS NONPAkElL TOhpbDOEs'
soio "hoesAe ''-i' A. WAUGH. Proprietor.
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Getels.

/ A PIERRE HOUSE,
Il PHILADELPHIA.
The subscribers having leased this avote House has been
RFFlr1ED AND REtuBNIShED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER,
and now prepared the peci appointments for the recep
The first position anon: frscass Hotels will be maintained in th
future, in the past .,,-n ,.D,rv
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nor SALE-At Bellport. l.. l., DWELLING
HOUSE and four Of LAND very handsomely 'i1aea On
he south and 10 fh0rongh repair, immediate p
session. FOR terms, kc. Apply THERON LOSEE No 10
brosd.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

OCEAN HOUSE, EASTERN POINT, Groton,
W Conn-Tbis delightful Summer resort, situated opposite he
Pequo London for the reeenton Of gnes
For particulars address EDOCOMB. or Mrs D. W. FISH, Dol
W .T.oudou Conn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-13

not voice will dare be heard here for the
Union; all will flee, or become silent and hope
less, II not changed.
You will bear in mind that the call of the
Convention was sanctioned by the Governor OF
the State, by his issuing writs OF election OF
DELEGATES In parishes not already represented;
and the meeting on Monday was to organize as
far as practicable, ascertain the vacancies that
have occurred since its adjournment, ana ou1-
ciallv notify the Governor of them, SO that ne
might order special elections to I'LL them, ana
then to adjourn till alter the elections. Ihus
having the whole Stale represented, ana the
body of the Convention completed, tnelr WORK
was to be submitted to the people. The Rebels
have control here, and are determined to main
tain it,. The members OF the Convention who
we're present on Monday are indicted by
packed Rebel grand jury, at the charge of
Rebel Judge, and under the direction OF a Rebel
attorney-geneIal, on the charge of making
and knowingly assisting at an unlawful assem-
bly.n We will be tried By a Rebel jury, and, of
course found guilty and turned over to q Rebel
sheriff Ia Rebel brgadier-g quite an
entertaining prospect for those who we're trying
to get into the Union. God protect the country
p. S.-August 3.-Since writing the above the
his grand jury declaring the Convention an
unlawful assembly, for an unlawful purpose.
and all the members present guilty as principals
of the murder OF all who we're killed on Mon
day. of course, all will be indicted, imprisoned
without benefit of bail, kept in confinement
until November or longer, tried, convicted, SEN
fenced, aud executed. There is no reliet-no
hope! The Rebels have the opportunity the
power and the will. The military cannot inter
iere under the Presidents orders, while he is
directing certain state officers, ignoring the
Governor and all who are suspected OF loyalty,
and selecting such as are suitable TO his pur-
poses. God help us
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THE NEW ORLEANS OUTRAGE.
what General sheridan Did Saw.

A gentleman Just from Washington informs us
that he RhOtos that the following is part OF
what General Phil. Sheridan did send in his des-
patch 10 the authorities at Washington in refer
ence TO the riot at New Orleans. He says Gene
raj Sheridan used substantially the following
language:--
''Ths is one OF the greatest outrages that ever
occurred in any country. | refuse to obey the
orders of any Confederate. tender my resg-
nation, and shall keep New Orleans under mar
kial law until further advices."
II that is what General Sheridan said, and it
sounds Just like what he would send, 1t IS no
wonder that his dispatches were mutilated or
suppressed. We make this public statement on
the authority of our informant, whose name is
Mt the service of the officials, If they want It,
Let them now publish General Sheridan's ori-
ginal dispatches Jersey city Times.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
I'INAL SALE OF QUARTERMASTERS
II STORES Al THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GlkS.
BORO, DC.
QUARTERMAs sTER- u ENERAL's OBFICE.
LE1raf lllN1aInnA

QUARTERMASTEIs-CIEN ENERAL'S OBFICE. !
First D!vlsion)
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10 1866 J
BY order of the Quartermaster-G q neral, there will
be sold on the premises, az public auction, under the
direction OF Captain George T. Browning A. O. NJ,
on FRIDAY, August "a, 1856, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. ~, the following described lot OF Quar-
5000 feet Hickory, Ash and Counter Scales Fair.
Oak Plank, bauksl
1000 leet one and two.nch Portable FORCES,
Gum Hose, 4 Smitl's Bellows,
Is tons I Railroad Iron, 13 Anvis,
1912 lbs caslIron Railroad l lire b ander,
Chairs, l Tire Drll
8 Hand Cars, l Hand Drill,
Warehouse Trucks, j Tanning Mill,
Wagons (twO.hOrSel rs Gum Buckets
Hay Scale (talr- w ork. hour Bell
banks, tiargeG
3Plattorm scaes tFalr. Medicines Bitters, etc,
ALSO,
Office Desks, Planes,
Tables, IIlue Pots,
hars, Saw Sets,
WaIdrobes, Hand-Saws.
Stationery Cases, Cross-cut Saws,
Iron beadsteads, Iron Squares,
Cooking and Heating IRVING Squares,
Stoves, Broad Axes,
Cooking Utensils, Canpers,
Bar and Scrap-lrOn, Compasses,
SpOkes, Maiets,
EellOes PinCers,
Wagon Wheels screwdrivers,
HatCrs. SpOkeShaVes,
Cold Chisels, Splitting Guages,
Ees, Round and Straight
Hammers, Knives.
Farmer Knives, Cutting Plyers,
Stocks and Dies, Claw and Edge Tools,
Heading Tools Pricking Wheels
Travellers, Paint Bru hes,
Wees Pant cans,
WTeEches, PANT Muller,
AdZes, Paint stone,
Augers, Paint Mil
Braces and Bits, Paluts,
Wood Clamps, COOIs.
lemon Cutters, Venetian Red,
GOuges, Gnndstonps and Frames,
Ha,chets Soldering Irons,
Drawing Knives, Lumber Rule,
Spirits Levels WheelbaTrOws, Sc, sc.
1aTe Lines,
Together with many other articles not above emu
merated.
Purchasers must remove their stores within five
t5) DAYS from date of sale,
IeIms-Cash, in Government funds
A boat for Ilesboro i'll leave Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day of sale.
' JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-Gene u S, A, in CHARGE
8l3 lot First Division, Q. NJ q. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
DAN Asst & WARM oCK,
6lsS No. ao MARKET Street

PANCoA AsT & WARN CK,
5lsS NO0iiyNL5hS No. 2ae MARKET Street
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN
AHhdpn1a AND 1ahIP0hTED DpY GOODS, LINEN HOSIERY
talogue,
On Wednesday,
,t ugust 10 commencing ct 10 o'clock comprising SSV
lois new 1Ra aesTSsle goods tSr az TDsehng saes Of
Inc udtd In sale on "Wednesday will be found, viz -
Fuii Inc French embroidered bands, tounclngs edR-
ngs nsertngs waists, robes, &c. &c, lust landed for
Also $50 pieces new styled shrred muslin for waists
Valencia lace collars and Valencia trimmed hdkis"
W. PARIS KID GLOVES.
Also 1000 dozen ladies' ana gents superior quality
coored and ack kid gloves, in regular Sizes ald OF
superior Soc LoTs FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
Also, $50 lots Paris fancy goods consisting in part
brushes French money Wallets fancy baskets, ladies'
POCKEi WALLEfs AND BAGS.
wallets and bags-s full line for frst-cass city retail
''e'' HOOP SKIRTS AND CoRsETs
Also 100 Cozen ladies' misses, and ctildren's steel
spring hoop skirts OF best make and latest STYLE for
Also 500 dozen superior all whalebone and cane
chanca coTsets. Sl3 N
CHARLES c. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER. NO.
~ 326 MARKET Street, between Third and Fourth.
ENGLISH AND AN ERIC An WHITE GRANITE AND
g. z. WARE, GLASSWARE, ETC.
49, On Tuesday Morning
at harp 0H O'Clock large assortment, IN lots
suitable Tor CITY ana country retail trade. SS5t
d SCOTT, JR., AUCTION NEER,
DINO. 1920 CHEsNUT STREET. 52ls
MEDICAL
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DR.. S. w. BECKWITH's
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET,
For the Treatment OF Chronic Diseases.

No. 1920 WALNUT STREET,
For the beneAt of those proposing to undertake Eec
trica treatment for Diseases give In following
list a few OF the more prominent and most common
complaints met with in practice, in all OF which
are most successful In NEARLY ALL CASES OF CHRONIC
DISEASE ELECTRICITY IS SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL
CASES BENEFICIAL, IF PROPERLY APPLIED Those, there
fore afflicted with complaints here enumerated need
have no hesitation applying and whether only RE-
LILF, or PERMANENT CURE be effected, they Will
receive replies accordingly. AL consultations Tee.
l. Epilepsy, ChOrea. IT. Vitus' Dance, Paralysis
(Hempiegia) Neuralgia, iyser Nervousness, PaipI
z. sore Throat, dyspepsia Diarrhea, Dysentery, oh
stlnate Cons pation, HGmorrhoides or Piles Bilious
fiauent ana PAINTERS Coc and all affections of the
8. latarrh, Cough, Influenza Asthma (1yhen not
caused bv organic diseases OF he heGr), Bronchitis,
PleuIsy, Pleurodvnla, or Rheumatism Of tue Chest,
-. 4 Gravel, aye Diabetes and Kidney Complaints, Impo-
never tail TO yeld rapidly 10 this treatment,
n'eumstSmi ti Gou LIm6ago' rtln Neek Soinat
named ALWAYS cured without pam or cutting or plas-
6. Uteius Complaints, involving a mal-positron, as
Prolapsus Antroversion. ketrOvetson Inflammation,
Ulcerdtion and various other affections o. the WOMB
Mrs. BE- KwITH has the Ladies' Department under
heI own care and supervision.
REFEREE CLs The diseased, and all interested are
re erred to The iolowinL named gentlemen who have
No. 1920 WALNUT Street. i: ... -, ,, s--,,
No 1922 Hanover street, George Douglass, Fifth
al owe hesnut; w Bradley No, sc North Fourth
street; Rober Work, 80 81 Norh Third street; goone
7 w. sweeney. walnut street. below Eighth; George
Evaus, rch street. below fifth Mr. PeOuze Third
and Chesnu streets; Edward McLane all OF this CITY
PleasOntOn t Ouis, Mo; Jacob VandeGIilt Odessa
D.l; a. Sempe, Mount Holly, N j., with very many
others
Physicians or students desiring to have instruction
in the icatiOn OF ectrcity the
os,OsC can apply at the ulice.
(Onsu tatiOn free Descriptive circulars Of cures
Effected with numerous references, be had by ap
plcation at the Office or by letter.
All etters addressed to
DIR. S w. BECKW 1TH,
S0l2trp No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Philada.
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OH ER EE GU r e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

IRE FEvEE AT THE JAIL.-We learn that
The typhus fever has nearly disappeared al the
JAIL there being hut TWO cases OF serious char
Scter, and the balance. some ten or twelve con-
'alescenL and improving rapidly. This dis
ease has been CAUSED by an overcrowded isiI.
adapted 70 some hundred prisoners, but has
had over 2OO generally, and sometimes 3OO.
with 10 hospital accommodations, but by the
constant use Of disinfectauts-whItswas
II mss been kept in check. The food is Of A
most wholesome character, viz Coffee. fish.
bread, fresh beef soup, bacon, potatoes and
Dan soup. Some idea OF the good treatment
OF me SICK can BE- had from the folio wing bill
OF fare subject 10 the physicians order, viz =
Chicken. chicken soup, rice, moiasses. corn
etarch' farina, sago, wine crackers, preserves,
lelIIes, condensed milk, and Madeira wine
out OF some forty live or more cases there
nave been only two deaths, which will per.
hape show better record than most OF the
Prisons better constructed and ventilated
gress will zee the importance of immediate
action.
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Ol ED

BROWN. On the NIh instant, FLORENCE
daughter Of Archibald and Jane Brown aged 4
months and IL days
Baltimore and New York sun please copy.l-
Summers. On the 18th Of June, after a &c we're
tllatts ct three days, OF ~ phoid fever SARAH
wife of Israel Sonmers. aged 81 years IPbiIateI.
phia papers and Germsnto telegraph copy I =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

CoRFs, BUNIeEs, CLUB and In erted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue
eessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l94 PennsyI.
vania avenue. between ~ and 9th streets OF.
nee hours from a. m. TO S q. m, and 70 o. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

II Is REALLY P;.EAsUKs for us to drop in
once III a while at the Metropolitan Hall, Penn
sYlNGnia avenue. h-tW"en / ia aud Iath streets
10 see how our friend HenZe arranges his bus
mess. The company at the prrseni time sur
passes any that we have yet heard at the above
place. The Gardner sisters eniighrpu the
audience with their beautiful ducts. Miss
Lizzie lie Grange Is the best we ever saw IN
her champion Jig. Miss Julia Robinson
Chrlstine Robinson and LOUISA Robinson are
immense IL their beautiful dances. Johnny
Reese every night IN bis coric songs. Net
Sllter the happy darkey, in his eccpntrcities
Prof. q. Nachman ana Hines are too well
known IN relation 10 their musical abilities TO
reed recon me ndatiOl. The 9th &. = Cavalry
Brass Band. consisting of ) of the best per
formers, will enlgbten the audience nightly
with their BEAUTIFUL Balcony concerts. Don't
fail 10 drop in TO SEE the performances at Met
ropolltan Hall, as every body Will BIZ pleased
10 go and come back again. The friends of
Prof.. q. Nachman and Young HenZe called
upon the proprietor, Mr.. Il Henze. 10 offer a
testimonial benefit TO he above named geurla-
man and MIR. HenZe consented to do So The
benz tit will come off on the Attn of July in the
aferuoon, on which occasion we understand
the best bill of the season will be offered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19
MARRIED,

BURRO6GHS-SrALC On Tuesday. the
sfh 81 March, AZ the Parsonage, GEORGE r.
EURkOUGHS 70 JANE A sfALCUP, ell &.
Cnientowu, ID. G.
tRichnond papers will please cepy.]
fH0MAs-WHITE At the residence OF the
brides mother, on Thursdsy. June Is, by the Rev
WiIiam Hamilton, n CHAs W THOMAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

"A DELIGHTFTL ENTERTAISMENT.-We speak
OF the grand festival. picnic. and concert, for
he benefit OF Carroll Chapel, Montgomery
county, Maryland, which will be held on
"wednesday. June 10Th. The concert will be
gwen by the choir of 81. AIoysius Church nm
der the direction of Madam Kretschmar. Our
T. aders viii not fail to attend. Carriages VIII
b. IN waiting at the terminus of the iith-streat
cars, 10 convey persons to the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

AN EVfNING WITH THE PoETs.-Mr Z C..
Bangs, " 40 has an extensive reputation a an
elocu'IOuIst. announces an intellectual, mu-
seal ana humorous seIree at SeatOn Hall on
Thursday evening. Mad. Young Kretchmar
viii also appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

AN ENEMY IN YOUR MUUTH-Do not mt an
eLeGy IN your mouth to steal away your teeth
Beware Of destructive tooth washes aad tooth
powders, mauy of which are base limitations
OF NOS'dont. Insure q life lease of sound teeth
and fragrant breath, b. adopting the fragrant
Sy-DdCRf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

GOVERNMENT SALB.-The sale OF the Gov
ernmrnt property AZ G street wharf by Lieut.
COLONEL j. M. Moore, A. q. NJ, came off on
FRIDAY last. having been postponed until the
Iuth' ana again postponed until the 18th inst
The proceeds OF the sale were S3l6 The prom
erty consisted OF plank coal wharf, fencing,
derricks, and road WAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

STRANGE, BUT TRUR.-That corns, buu,ons
bad RAILS etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
~ Penn. ay., between ~ and 9Th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARDING IN
private family. New brick house; good
airy Io.ms: Apply at the house No. SO ID street,
and 18th streets, Washing ton. je 1856.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL.
NJ LEk'S NEW sT0RE, IOl Bridge street,
Georeetown-ypst received . large supply Of
sU M kk GOODS, such as Dress Goods in great
variety. Shawn, "a Bareges and Orapemeretts,
Housekseping Goods, Cloths and Csssimeres,
Gloves, hosiery, Hoop skirts, Oslcoes at To- 49,,
10, lsH 20: 2, Is csHts Bles shed Muslin l2lI is
cents, Coiored Aipseas 70 to s2h cents. BLACK and
White Phids Is cents. A full stock OF Black Dress
foods and BLACK Shaws. We ara selling our
Goods very cheap. Those in want 81 good FOODS
at low prices would do well TO give us call
my Is Inn BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

AETENUs WARDS WAX figgers'' are not a
circumstance compared with Henning's fig.
ures on clothing, at the corner OF Seventh
s'Tees and Mary land avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

IEwELRY.-Chains, Buttons and Studs-09o
styles 10 choose frOm-for only one dollar at
Prlggs Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 49, Penn
sylNania avenue, third door from u street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

CHARGE oP ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KILL
Yesterday, officer Clements arrested Mr. las
Humphrey, en- the charge OF an assault and
battery with intent To Kill los Suowden
Humphrey keeps stable, and Suowden got
into feht with another hand, when Pun
fssing. he took a shovel and struck SNOW
den over The head, making @ severe cut. Jus
ticr Walter held Mr.. Humphrey to bail for
court $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

ILi-We regret 70 say that information has
reached here that Mr. NJ H. Miller for MANY
wears so valuable member of our Board OF
School Trustees is at the point of death of con
sumption in Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19
CITY ITEMS.

: ID. MARROW. 32 Pennsylvania avenue, has
on hand and makes to order fine SHIFTS in
every variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

l.AhISG OF A CORNER SToNE.--At O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the corners of the
Church OF the Incarnation wss laid a, the
corner OF 18th and N streets, by Rev DR.
Lewis, Of ~. Johns Church, assisted by the
pastor Rev. Mr.. Lowry, IN the presence Of
large number of persons. This church will
D erecird on lot donated by Mrs Farnham,
arc aiready considerable amount has been
subscribed towards lis erection, Hon. Caleb
tnshlne. OF NJ as contributing S5,0O0, and
TWO other parties 5000 and 81 900 respecti va
~ church of the Episcopal denomination
u Inuch needed in that section. and no doubt
exist. eut that large congregation will be
Speedily built up.
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