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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
The "Kearsarge.1

ALARMING REPORTS OF THE PROGRESS OF THE VEL.
Low FEVER ON BoARD-sEVBN OF HER oBFICERs
AND MANY OF HER GREW REPoRTED DEAD, ETC.
MADRID, April 20.-I have some distressing news
from Lisbon to communicate concerning the cor
vette KedrsGr9e. As have written you, she had
been sent to the coast Africa short cruise to
show he flag and examine into the present condition
of affairs that choice country. While coast
she became injected with the yellow fever, which
made terrible havoc among her officers and crew.
She at once turned and headed NORTH and arrived
on the 18th or 14th at Lisbon, and was immediately
placed in close quarantine.
am panied 10 say that seven officers and mum.
her OF men were the victims of the terrible scourge
am not able to give their names or any further
details concerning the sad cruise hope to be able
in my next to send full particulars, which l have
telegraphed for from Lisbon
1t to be hoped that the reports of the terrible
mortality have received are exaggerated They
certainly something fearful to contemplate. A
few days will clear up the whole queshon.-N y.
raid
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
A Verdict Of Murder Ia BaItimore.

Special Despatch to The EUentng Telegraph. -
BALTIMORE, May lO.-The jury OF inquest over
the body of Clinton James, killed last nigh
by John Price, rendered verdict to-day that
the deceased came to his death by pistol-shot
fred by Price, who was sent to jail to await
trial for murder. James was second in the
pugillstic affair two days ago, near Alexandria.
Price was released from prison six months ago,
and has served over twenty years of his life in
the penitentiary and other prisons for murder
and other assaults.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
Philndelphia rrade Report.

THURSDAY, May lO.-The Flour Market Is as firm as
ever and there is fair Hemand tor the supply OF the
home consumers, at full rates but there inquiry
Tor expectation the aivlces from abroad being of
acter which forbids opera ions by shippers ABOUT
1900 bbs were disposed OF at prices ranging from 81 so
S6 or superhnei ss75@lO25 for extras; s0(DIl rs
sII 70 sl2'oo for PennsyVania and Ohio do do. and
change to notice Id. g
The Wheat Market Is characterized with much Arm
ness, but there is very little doing owing In measure.
70 the absence Of supplies sales OF 800 bushels good red
at s265 500 bushels fa do at S255; and choice
~ 7O@2 15 500 bushels spring sold at sl2O White
commands s215@2g5, Rye comes forward slowly, and
meets with good demand at Sl@l 25 % bushe for Penn
sylyania. Corn Is in fair request with saes OF 60OO
sales q 2So bushels a. sa@e! cents ior pennsgvania
Cloverseed con es forward owly, and meets with a
limited inquiry. Sales 200 bushels good at as 2505 75
Noti Ing doing in Timothy Flaxseed sells at 81 1O69216
Whisky continues VefT dul. Small sales OF Pennsyl-
vanla have been made at s224@D926 and Ohio at sag
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
Providence Election.

Providence, r. l., May s.--Thomas A. Doyle,
Independent candidate, was to-day elected
Mayor of this city by majority of Sl4. The
City Council was elected chiefly on local issues,
without reference to political questions. 2 HH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
From Fortress NIonroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, May 1O.-The barque Anna,
from Bremen for Baltimore, passed 10 the Capes
yesterday,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
coNNEcTIcUr.

The Senatorial CR0vnSs-Oaucus Of the
National RePubl1cans-Genera OrrIs =.
Ferry Nominated to Succeed Vics-Pre
sident Foster.
New HAVEN, May 9.-At the Republican
caucus tonight seven informal ballots were
taken for Senatorial candidates. The first ballot
stood:-L. s. Foster, Go; Governor Buckingham,
So; General Ferry, "a. The last ballot stood:-
Foster IS; Buckingham, L; Ferry, 70. General
Orris S. Ferry was then unanimously non mated
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10

The boys of New Bedford have formed a
society for the suppression of profanity and
vulgarity
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10

"A universal congress of all the followers Of
Hahnemann will take place in 1867 in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
THE PROPOSED CANAL TO ANNAPOLIS.

Elsewhere will be found an abstract of the
Important and interesting report presented by
Engineer 5. III. Sweet, 10 the Chesapeake Bay
and Potomac River Tide Water Canal Com
pany, at their meeting to-day.
The proposed canal from here TO Aunapoiis
will be but "a miles instead of 100 by the Poto.
mac and Chesapeake line, a saving Of f56
miles, and from 81 to sc hours to all the mar
sets OF the East 1t is stated that the cost of
transportation from Cum berland 10 New York
will be - per cent. less; TO Philadelphia IS
less, aud 10 Baltimore "a less, than if sent by
the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad.
As contIasted with the cost by the present
water lines from Cumberland to the eastern
markets, it would cheaper the cost of trans
portation to New York 10 per cent to Phila-
delpbia II per cent, and to Baltimore H. per
cent; reducing the cost of coal at New York
"a cents, at philadelphia 50 cents and at Bal
t:more 81 cents. To the local trade of the Dis
trIct of Columbia the advantages are stated TO
be equally important. From Washington the
cost OF transportation would be 10 per cent less
to New York, 20 per cent less to Philadelphia
D per cent. less to Hayre de g race and 40 per
cent less TO Baltimore than If sent vi, the Po
tomac ryer, Chesapeake Bay aud inland canal
route The size OF the canal and locks are to
be of the same dimensions of those of the Del
aware and Raritan canal, thus admitting the
largest class Of boats trading with New York
and Philadelphia without transhipment. and
of a capacity TO pass vessels of 27O tons bur-
then. 1t is estimated that the canal can he
constructed from Washington to Baltimore for
S3,e5o,00O. As shown In the analysis of canals
and railroads accompanying the report all of
the Atlantic coast canals between New York
city and Pamlico Sound are of the first class
i'm VI sf nf he
and Albemarle canal yields an annual net
revenue Of 81 per cent on Its cost: the Del
aware and RarItan canal 81 per cent: the
Chesapeake and Delaware 10 per cent, and
the mismanaged Chesapeake and Ohio canal
- per cent. on its capital, while the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad pays Ia. on its cost of
construction.
The subject is one of very great interest TO
this community, and the project will doubtless
receive careful consideration at the hands Of
our businessmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
DRY GOods.

The market Is IN q state Of chaoe There ~
an over supply of goods and prices are 10 wer
and very irregular. for the glut is too great
ana holders have no inducement TO keep their
goods II buyers could only be found. Several
failures are announced. Brown sheetinRs and
shirtings are dull at q decline, and bieac a ed
goods cell very slowly ut q considerable con
cessiop. the stock meanwhile Accommodating.
Heayy drills are m some small request Ctn.
ton nanrels are dull. Stripes are fnactive.
ana ticks are steady. Danims are not in de-
mand. In prints there has been a large addi-
Ton 10 the supply, while the price has declined
lag cents, which has not induced any improve.
ment In the demand. Ginghams are in fair
request and steady. Delaines are weak in
price. The demand Is hardly equal 70 the
supply, and only very choice styles realize
quotations Cobures are moderately active.
Shawls of desirable style are IN acti We demand
anterior goods are much lower. Broadc loths
are inactive. Cassimeres are without improve.
ment. A few desirable fancy styles sell at
good prices. Satinets are dull. Linseys in :
active. Blankets are more active. Imported
The demand 10 but moderate even for choice
goods, such as black and colored French me-
rinos, delaines, poplins, and wool pIaids
Colored fine silks are wanted in email auanti :
ties only. Plain and black silks are very dull
at decline. Ribbons and velvets are lower
and WOODEN goods are without inquiry. The
auction sales are few. French black broad
cloths. French dOeskins, elk xed and fan CIV
cassimeres sold in small lots Dress silk goods
French meriD0s and delaines. and yelvets ha We
been offered freely through the auction room
and the owners met the market brayely.-N.
T.IRdependenf, 22d. ..s
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Asfsirs On Geerr,,.v,.

Nor WAhrxD.-Last night an infant ~
placed upon the premises OF = gentleman On
THE city. alive, kicking sud in Promising Goa
diton. IL was taken 90 the polio. si.t,os
where the off1cer IN charge telesraphsd 60
headquarters. I'VE have a bsby her. 90 you
wsntttT' The operator. not Eery ANXIOUS "a
Possess any more of such interesting home Or
nsments, promptly answered, .NS. tnAn.
You TIE child was tsken by a eolorsd wo-
msn named Elizabeth Cilier 10 nurse until a.
can De o,herwise Disposed OF
The CANAL.-ArriSed-Tbe T. S,anber.
witt vooa: and thirteen boats with coal, CO.
s ned TO American 90. 3ia ! tons: (;eorge,ouy-,
Gas TO, IiU.4 IONS; Central Co, 32ls ,oDs
Coneolidstion 90. 3eg - tonS. ttaapSb,ra -,
Baltimore %, 22u7 tons; Cum berIsnd &,
lso u tons. Derartsn--lfe Cot A. Spat--
as orisd cargo, TO Edwards Ferry, MAJ,
bri ks, 20 Life Lock No. :: and tw-ive bcsis
L ut. The inactivity apparent along the csnN.
his week was caused probably by an acciden'
q lock AZ Berlin. fifty five miles from IN,
level, which delayed the boats west on thst
point. The lock has been repaired hy "a
Tune, AZ business at the wharyes ana doc.L /. a.
expected 70 be more acuyp.
THE SIDEwALKs.-The work of repai-iar ,ha
so,walks u progressing rapidly. Durtnr ths
present favorable weather many payemenf.
mlght De neatly and substantially r~psirrd
Work OF this kind Is most permanent whan
completed before the frost. and property own
ers designing 10 repair their payements shou "A
take al vantage of this n vorsble season
TIE BANNERS AID BROKERS TRIRGRar.
Thss line has established an office near ~.
corner OF Bridge and High streets, aoioint.g
Barnards drug store, which will b. y gra,f
accom- medallion 10 the business community
PoRr OF GEokGETowS L ltered -Stsan.-
MayhoveT. Robinson master. from New Work
with merch sncize. Cleared-Steamer Re yar,v
Pierce master. for New York
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-Thp report,
urfhTr decline OF 80 Ceuis per barrel for TO-
In the Bait more market has caused a stsng "a
OF buyers 9nd sellers here. bur there are no
sales reported 10 indicate decline in rri,..s :.
yef. The same cause affects the market m
Rrais, aud there il wide difference OF vie =.
OF buyers and sellers, but no sales repor.. q
There are no arrivals to- day, ana the 500. a..
market D. not heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

ga negro lady in Pitlsburg, Penn. was
safely delivered of four children. Her has
band is as well as could be expected.
ga laborer in an ice house at the North
was killed by a large lump Of ice falling on his
head. Died of hard drink.
~The eolored lawyer elected to the Legls-
laiure from Charleston n, Mass, is said TO BE-
the ablest man OF his race in New Eng land
- The Catholic bishop Of Savannah has
just issued letter suggesting the ed a cation of
colored youths for the clerical work al the
South.
~ Mr.. Mcmahon, of Brooklyn, has not a con-
genial partner in Mrs. Mcmahon She strucx
him With An axe and threw hot water upon
him in one Of her Pheasant moods, and SO In :
Jured the poor man that he had only siren gta
Sufficient TO call in the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

ga New York dry goods clerk has gone
deranged in consequence Of the din ughter OF a
millionaire with whom he was enamored not
reciprocrtink his affections. .rk
There 10 said to be a fearful state of things
In Salt Lake City. The Gentiies, it is reported,
dare not leave their houses after nightfall for
fear ofassassination. q -
ga man in Lewisburg, Preble county,
Ohio. having died Of delirium tremens has
wife brought snit for dama ages against two me
OF whom he had been acc ustomed to buy
liquor. The County Court awarded her 500
from one OF the men, and $500 from the other
eTAdsm Turner died suddenly In Brook.
lyn. N. Y. on Sunday, while taking dinner
with his family.
ga Savings Bank OF Mobile, established
by the negroes, collapsed the other day in con-
sequence OF the depositors Withdrawing oil
the funds TO attend q circus.
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sPiRIr OF TIE CITY PRESS.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says The National InieHieencer
hitherto most bitterly, opposed 20 the coloIe
race. astonisned its readers On Friday morning
by following IN the w axe of the Chicago Tsmes
Its editorial says that sthere never can be
stable peace In this country until the colored
race are made entirely equal before the law IN
regard 10 civil rights. 1t Is desirable that aftsr
dong and injurious agitation the South should
spontaneously do this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

JUDICIAL DIFPERYECE oF OPINION Tho
New Orleans Bee says that ~ udge Yerser of
Miss has decided in u suit hrou -ht upon a
noie given for the hire OF a substitute ~ the
Confederate army, that the place of party's
re Sdence, and not his opinion as TO the Iustice
and prosperity OF the war. determined his no.
lItcal status. and that consequently the con-
tract IN question being MADE in accordance
with the public policy of the power in posses
sion OF the territory and control of the alIegi-
ance and obedience of the parties to the CON
tract is binding and can he enforced in Missis
sippi.' As Judge Clayton. however. holds 20
the contrary, the question. we presume NAV
lie regarded as decidedly nndet srmined-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

~Those young people, all over the country
who have been sitting up very late tor The me-
teoric shower, promising to awake hi old folks
when the display comment ID NAV feel consoIed
by The opinion OF SEINE astronomers that I-6,
ins tead of 1866, is the time for the phenomen lr
and as there seems TO be a good deal of doubt
on the matter. IL may be necessary for them To
continue their Nigils for q whole wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.


AtteWPIeo WTIe.Mufdef ana suicide.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. Plat Valley Falls, near
this city. last evening, Rufus w. Cowden a
eaiieo a, her residence, and after an effort to
induce her TO enter q carriage, attempted to cut
her throat with q razor. She struggled des.
perately and successfully for her life although
terribly wounded In the face, arms and breast
until her grandfather came and drove off the
murderous wretch with a club. The surgeon
who attended the woman was compelled to
sew mp the gashes made by the weapon. The
husband eluded arrest until this forenoon
when he appeared near his fathers residence
and cut his throat so thoroughly that he will
probably die. He was partially intoxicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

RoMANTIo.-lsaac Taylor emigrated fir I'M
England 10 Cleveland at an early age. He
commenced by backing boots got a 5 M all farm
in Michigan, engaged IN the Wisconsin lumber
trade and became rich. From his own expert
encf OF orphanhood he formed the determine
ton to found an orphan asylum. This MS
widow has lust done. The endowment h
nearly $4,000. The asylum is 10 be situated
Racine
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E.E vino

Admiral Dahlgren is about leaving Wash
ington TO assume command of the South Pa,
cIfic squadron.
Gen. B. s. Alexander. so long in command
Of the defences OF Washington, will soon leave
tor California, to superintend the cons tructren
Of the defepces to San FRANCISCO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

81 candidate for Office at the approach
ing charter election in New York city makes
the bold announcement that be will demand
that all al candidates shall meet MIN or, IN >
stump, Ito satisfy the people which Of us Will
steal the least" and also that be will make
them all most solemnly swear in the open
air that they will not rob the people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

A MASONIC OLIVE BEANCH.-Tne Charles
ton papers contain accounts OF very pleasant
incident Orange Lodge, No. II, AT a recapr
communication. were completely surprised by
the receipt of a splendid case OF Masonic
Jewels from brethren in Massachusetts They
were accompanied with a very affectionate
letter, TO which Mr.. Gilmore Simms prepared
a IepIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

~ John G. Parker, Post Office News stand.
sends rs the December number Of the Lady's
Friend, edited by Mrs. Peterson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
Sonth Carolina Masans.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-The election for on
GERS of .he Grand Lodge OF Masons for South
Carolina to-day, resulted in the reelection of
Governor Orr as Grand Master: A w. Schroe-
der as Grand Treasurer Ii. s. Burns As Grand
Secretary, vice A. q Mackey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

: MONTREAL, Nov 22.--The Fenian trials
commence on the ID December. at rweetsburv.
the county town OF Bedford county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
Educating the Freedmeu

Boston, Nov. GA large meeting for raising
funds to educate the freedmen was held by the
New England Branch of the Hreedmen's Union
Commission, At fremont Temple, last evening
Addresses were delivered by ex Governor
Andrew, Rev. H. w. Beecher, George Thomp-
SON, Of England, and Judge RUSSELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
ACOntributlom.

MONTREAL, Nov. PA cable dispatch An .
nounces a contribution Of 10000 from Glas
gov for the q uebec relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

Troops Moving in Canada.
OTTAWA, New. 22.-Troops continue to ar
rive here by the river steamers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
Fire in Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. 22-The buildings Nos. 5Ia
and 5l6 washington street, were nearly de-
stroyed by fire to-day. r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
SuoW AT Ruffala

BUFFALO, Nov. % Snow commenced fall
ing here this morning, and it extends ives
some distance. n. Sd. .s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22
Canada Aiming.

TORONTO, Nov. 22.-The Government is df.
recting its attention to rearming and eq uiping
the volunteer batteries of the PROVING es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

CABINET NETTING
There was called meeting OF the Cabinet at
2k D. m to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. 2a.-Cotton dull and
nominal. southern Flour, ell.sOa4l5. so
Wheat three cents lower. Corn lag cents
lower. Gold 1.37k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
The President to-day made the following
appointments Ed ward Uhl, Of New York.
U. :. Consul at Guatemala: jos T. X. Plant
and VIM. H. Frazier, Justices Of Peace. county
Of Washington, ID. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

RESISTING AN ORR, ER-Last night, OFF GER
Brosnan found J. W. Williams, a citizen. near
the Depot, drunk and attempted To persuade
him to 60 home when two or three soldiers in
him. and the officer drew his revolver. He
however, by effective use of his tongue got off
with the citizen he arrested subsequently
Brosnan found TWO OF the soldiers who inter-
fPr q, Michael Kennedy and John Creayer IN
a sh set car and pulled them of, two citizens
taking them to the station. Brosnau then went
up North Capitol street where ne found the
soldier with The gun of j. w. Williams. who
presented II again II 20 use it, B.oSuau,
however. ran in, knocked the soldier down
and secured him. This IN orniug Williams was
committed TO Jail by Justice Walter, and the
cth6rs ordered to be locked up for ~ hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

THE Court IN GENERAL TERN-Todav
The case OF Daily agt. the American CoIonizi-
ton Society, Ii before the Court. Thompson
for plaintiff. and Bradley for defendant
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New York Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2I.-The Montana
Territorial Legislature adjourned November s.
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Snow To.day.
Adi0uPned,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 22.-Snow is falling
here to-day. The weather is chilly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

Try NA0LE CO., Auctioneers
carat BARGAINS In MILLINrRY AND
DIT GOODS.
LARGE AND PBRHMProRY SALE OF DRY
GOODS, AILLlNERY GOODS, HOSIERY.
AND FANCY GOODS At AUCTION.
,FRIDAY MORNING. November ga, at ten
O'clock, we shall sell. q our store, 29a Pennsyi-
.onns oss eth and s'h the
p Drsss Goods: Ms,inoss, Dslsines, AlpAcss
Table Cloths. Ts..i Eas,f si.n ie.n'l
Wooen Seod. s ana HTS.h ose and Glow.
Millinery Milne Goods, RbIons: Flowers
and great ysrsss Of f.ne; psy
Terms cash. Sale positive
II Int Chroni NAGLB a 90, Aucts.
CABINET FURNITURE.
CARVED WALNUT PARLOR SUITES,
CARVED OAK wALNUT-rRIMMEDs SUITES.
OF TIE LATEST srYLEs
PARLoR SUITES.
HAIR MATTRESSES,
- FEATHER PILLOWS,
CHAIss OF ALL STYLES,
WITH A GENIRAL ASSORTMENT or
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
ALSO,
TUCKERy PATENT SPRING BEDS,
Combining the several requirements of comfort,
cleanliness, portability, durability. and cheap
Mesa household necessity. ,. .....
For sale by JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.
no ls-eolm Corner Tenth and streets.
Psor.o.rp B BffliEs Uqak trrr,r. PAT.
5sSls de g, fh.Inseis q Paris, ssd he inpsrssi
.1.s i:ssns ss! No is shs ssctssl E:sdy q. Re-
re-; $500 sss N nee q S9Ssvi.
Ssans ne use Of mercury and eli other dslstsfioas
taeh Irsparasioa 10 Il. the form Of . most asr,,.
aSls Losengs secured fren the effects Of Cd.
each e. iosr s =. sr = TIN sss
:. sa%inisssrsd b v.iSssa. ssii.nssds. SS Sss
.XScis.els "a s.ss,l ~ Or. BARLOW, no. ls4
49, e: -: - 81 .e $50
SUPH1i0R 0ABiHHT TUIlIT011.
ne q: !: a.sIy, 2 inform e,
SE IS s::s !: !:
contains every conceiyable aetlcle % - Sound IN
FIkaf Oh 6e eI,YU8uleHINd 1efAB.
Please eaif and sseisfy youIeeM before purchosins
8 sss-som eoyshssst corssr Is Si sSd b sts..
Il Yss9sss g S ss1s: sssecsss sc ps;ssss Or
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cents. Harmnpise Rcetieues. par LA1srttas: g
ssecrnts. Vie d Jesus. ar Rensn To-.
JAMES yiroH; REAL ESTATE AGENi,
0mes sPscisl attention eiysn e the 00LL.o
q veil Is to the PURCHAsE and SALE OF Real
Estate. oc 1-eoims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-22

MALAGA GRAPES GORDON JELLIEs
VI HAVANA ORANGES TAMARINOS
MALTESE DATES IMPERIAL PRUNEs
Pbiladelphia and Boston Candies, at
ro2e stiff 246 Pa av, bet. 18th and 18th st.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
We have on hand large col lectio n of NEW and
SBO0N D HAND CARRIAGES. such O. Connees
Coupee Bocksways, Bretts, Barouches Jenny
Liuds, Doctors Phefon3, BugRies. TOP and No
Business Wagons. fO- which will sell q 10 " a
can be bought in any of the northern markets
Repairing promptly attended to.
n. YOUNG, JR, 4 BRO
ns2 ST. 4O3 Pc, ay,, ne Ar IA street.