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CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRES.
THE rHREArENrp EUROPEAN WAR

The arrival of the next steamer from Europe
is looked for with considerable interest as it
Is probable. from the tenor of the late news,
that she will bring intelligence Of the COM
mencement of actual hostilities. The with
drawal of the Austrian Minister from Berlin,
ana the departure Of the Prussian Minister
from Vienna, not only indicate this, but it is
not likely that Austria will forbear to resent
at once the action of Prussia, which power
has oyerrun the whole OF Holstein, the Aus
TRANS being virtually pushed out OF that ter
ritory. Besides, Austria had given notice that
the Estates of Holstein should be convened at
ltzehoe, but the Prussians had forcibly pre-
vented the meeting, and arrested the Commits
sioner, chief officer OF the Estates The old
Holstein Government under the Austrians
was broken up, and a new Provisional Gov
eminent for both Duchies was established by
the PrussiaEs. 1t is, therefore, possible that
Austria will follow mp this measure by a de-
cisive blow.
In Italy. too. preparations are active, and
Garibaldi is threatening an invasion of the
Southern Tyrol. Switzerland has called out
the first reserve Of her army, to defend the
passes of the Alps towards Italy: and Kossuth
has iS~ued an address TO the Hungarians ad-
yising them TO hold themselves in readiness
for whatever NAV occur.
In the meantime, Louis Napoleon, with his
usual caution, says little, but stands ready to
avail himself of any opportunity to strengthen
his position, and aggrandize France, by the
annexation of the Rhine provinces, or any
other slice of territory which may fall to his
share IN the general scramble. In his letter
recently read to the Corps Legisldtif in refer
ence 10 the proposed conference, which failed,
be says that he would have been opposed TO
any territorial aggrandiz-ment by France az
long as the peace was maintained and Euro
pean equilibrium was undisturbed. We may
safely infer from this that peace not being
maintained, France will make all she can ont
of the mis- fortunes of her neighbors
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Cdrtter.-Yester.
day, John WI ite, convicted OF assault
and battery with an intent TO commit rape,
was sentenced to one year In the penitentiary
at Albany. .f
In the case Of VIM. Smith, convicted Of lar
cPny. the motion for new trial was overruled,
and he was sentenced to the penitentiary for
one year.
This morning Ann Pagan, indicted for the
larceny OF three silver cups from Attorney
General Speed, was found guilty and sentenced
to one year in the penitsntary.
Emma ]. Cole, indicted for the larceny OF
s22i worth Of gold coin and Sl2 worth OF
pocket handkerchiefs from Thomas J. Mackey,
was convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for one year.
In the cases Of George Smith, indicted for
larceny. and John Posey and VIM. Conner,
for an assault and battery, noae pros was
entered.
Mary Boston alias Mary Digs, indicted for
the larceny Of &i925 from Anna Reed, was
convicted and sentenced to one year in the
Robert l.. Mcpherson, indicted for an as.
sault and battery was found not guilty. Nor.
Henry Boucher, convicted of assailing and
resisting an olhcer, was sentenced to pay a
fine Of BIO.
Robert Warner, indicted for an assault and
battery on ID. G.. Rideely. was found guilty
and sentenced to Jail for one year.
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THE REfROCKssION OF ALEXANDRIA

In the Senate to-day. Mr.. Wade, from the
District Committee, reported back, without
amendment, the bill to repeal the act entitled
AN act to retrocede the county of Alexan.
dria. in the District of Columbia, to the State
Of Virginia" The bill provides that private
and personal property shall not be affected by
this act, so far as the rights of parties are con-
cerned; and ali public properly whereof the
United States were possessed at the time of
the retrocession of said portion Of the District
Of Columbia TO the State Of Virginia shall
be vested in the United States Government
and the Government is authorized to ACQUIRE
by purchase or otherwise any and all further
property, real or personal, in said portion of
the District of Columbia as may be deemed
necessary for public use. All suits of law
shall. after passage of the act. be cond q cted
according TO the laws and regulations estab-
lished by Congress in the District of Coium
bia. All civil offices in the retroceded portion
shall be declared vacant, and the vacancies so
created shall be filled by new appointments
or elections, s'to be made and held under the
laws, regulations. and qualifications provided
by Congress for elections and electors in the
District OF Columbia"
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THE BANKRUPT BILL.

The Senate Committee met this morning to
consider the Bankrupt Bill passed by the
House, but did not reach any action on it. 1t
is the general opinion at the Capitol that ma.
jority Of the committee favor the bill. and that
if they can manage to have it reported the
Senate will pass it. But a minority Of the
committee may succeed in preventing the re.
porting of the bill at the present session
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PARBONHD.

The President yesterday authorized the is.
sue of pardon to A. T. Bledsoe, who, for
about ten months in the early part Of the re-
beliion, occupied the position Of Assistant Sec.
rotary of War in the late Confederate Govern.
ment. The pardon Of Mr.. Bledsoe was ear.
nestly recommended by Hon. o. H. Brown
inp and others.
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DISCONTINurD

The Legislature OF Tennessee, by statute
adopted May 90, 1865, having made it the duty
of the civil authorities of the State to provide
for all pauper and sick freedmen. just the same
as for white persons, the relief establishments
OF the Freedmen's Bureau, such as hospitals
and dIspensaries, have been ordered to be
from and after the 3Oth day of
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM MEXICO

FreCarlous Condition ofthe Empire-Max
Orders a Draft.
NEW YORK, June 27-The steamer Moro
Castle, with Havana dates to the 23d inst, has
arrived.
The Estcfette says: The Mexican Empire
depends upon the success OF the depar ments
War and Treasury in establishing a national
army. but whilst the Empire has neither men
nor money, its situation is precarious and en-
dangered.
In the cities Of Mexico, Pueblo, and O uere
tero, the Emperor has ordered a draft
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CARELKesNEse IN HANDLING FIRE-ARMs.-
This afternoon young lady, daughter OF
merly of Alexandria. Va, made narrow
escape from being accidentally shot. She was
in the photograph gallery OF G. ID. Wakeiy. on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, when q Uistol. which
was being handled by 4 son Of Mr.. Wakelys.
was by some mean fred. and the ball grazed
the hat Of Miss Hallowetl.
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DIsMlssAL RIoOMMHNpFD

Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Cooley has
recommended to the secretary OF the Interior
the dismissal Of Agent Bryson, an Indian
sgent in California, for infiicting upon an Ia
dian corporal punishment, he having thereby
been guilty of an assumption Of authority and
power never delegated to him
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The Constitutional Amendment in Lon.
isiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June GA caucus of the
convention Of 1864 was held to-day. All re-
porters were excluded, except the Tribune
correspondent. Judge Howell presided pro
tenn, and was authorized to counsel with the
Governor, and together Issue a call for the re-
assembling of the convention in the latter part
of July. The Object Of the convention is I'M
deubtedly TO ratify the constitutional amend :
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ny W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NEAR PENN. Ay
EkUE AT AUCTION

VIII Sc IL IN front OF the premises part of Lot Is
IN reservation numbered L., with the improve
ments. consisting Of a three-story Brick Ho,.e
together with a Brick Building in the rea-
Ihls property Is situated on street north be-
Garibaldi Heuse ~ " o
Terms at ale W l. WALL d Co
ie27 an.,;one.,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD.
Mr. Wade. from the Senate District Commit.
tee, to-day reported back the bill to iucorpor.
ate the Washington County Horse Railroad
with an amendment striking out section Is
which authorized the Company to extend the
railway and construct such other railways In
the county ou'side Corporate limits of Wash
ington and GeorgetowR as the Levy Court
may consent to. t- a. r u "a
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The Election in Texas.

GALVESTON, June 26-The Union vote Is
Unexpectedly large, and will probably reach
one-third. The conservatives voted solidly fol-
the amendment to the State y constitution
The Unionists voted against it,
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BALTIMORE, June 27.-Flour active for high
grades. Western dull and dropping Wheat
scarce. White corn lower. Provisions firm.
Lard, Western 22ka22x. Sugars unsettled
and heavy. Whisky 22sa2 .2s X for Western.
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Hew VAIL MopLa&.

NEW YORK, June 27-Cotton dull Flour
steady, Southern, S1010aS17. Wheat firmer
Corn steady. Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard
and Whisky dull.
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Rf W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctionsers.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION ON THE

On SATGRDAY EVENING. June SOth at sk
ocInck We will cell. on the premises. ON l. street
ssuth between 41s and oth streets west pnrt Of
Lot IL Square sOI. fronting l6 feet n. inch.s on
s,reet, extending back 81 feet II inches. The i'm
PrTrttmenIs are neat two story frame house.
Terms 0Re-half cash. the residu. in 8 aud Il
months, with interest, secured by q deed OF trust
on the premises. Conveyancing and stamps a cost
OF purchaser.
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CHANGES IN THE PAY DEPARrMENr

In accordance with recent orders from the
War Department, Lieut.. Colonel A. V. Elliott,
Chief Paymaster District OF the South, has
been relieved, in order to be assigned to duty
else where. Majors o. w. Ballard and G. Saun-
ders, Paymasters U. s. A., have been directed
to close their accounts and report to their re.
spective homes to await further orders. Major
Charles w. Wingard. Paymaster u. s. A., has
been assigned to the duties Of Chief Paymas-
ter District Of the South.
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ANOTHER POLLARD MUss.-At Richmond
Va, about o'clock last evening, Samuel
james, while in the private room OF II. Rives
Pollard, the editor OF the Examiner, made
some remarks relative TO Edward A. Pollard,
which LED 10 q collision between the parties
After they were separated, James left the
premises, and Pollard having armed him self
went out in quest Of the former, but MP 10 III
O'Clock no meeting had taken place. james is
brofner-in-law Of Edward A. Pollard, the
historian.
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were $645,7s
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L 6ABB!AeE, HORSE, AND HARNESS.
Inquire 1T this Office. je Is St.
poYs' SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.

L,lREwORKsi FIREwORKsr
THE LARGEsr ASSORTMENT IN TIE CITY.
FLAGS FLAGS ! ! of all kinds,
CHINESE LANTERNS, 10.
Roman Candles, Exhibitien Pieces,
Scroll Wheels, Fire Crackers,
SKY Rockets, Pulling Crackers,
Peri heels, Torpedoes,
Trisngles, Flotillas.
vertical Wheels, Chinese Bombs,
Saxon Wheels, Fire Balloons,
China Flyers, Toy Can mons.
Flying Pigeons, Cracker Pistols,
Serpents, Torpedo aud Cracker
Grasshoppers, Pistols,
Rlowerpots, Spangatelles,
Blue Light, Radiator,
Bepgsls Lights, Rosettes,
Mines,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Come every body and get your supplies from
BOSwELLS FANCY STORE,
je 23-tA 500 = street, near 18th.
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STRAw HATS STRAW HArsi
For Gentlemen, Youths. and ohiIdrsu.o
Large assortment ci1'ips G srS Sssssg -
Halter, asa Pa. ave-, near corner 18Th 1t.
ppwNs price este a d1sss iSp' l'die; sgs
CASHMERE SUITS s1s;
~ sSlRxY MIXED. SIS.
jezn' and ma sEr essuus, Island.
IsT OF PROPOSALS OF MIsC ELLANE-
- - Gus character received at the ONCE Of the
V'.f'ermA''er S'neral; War D,parm,,t.
Wdshinston. d. C., Jane rs, IsH.S
~. PolS LYME u g.:
steamer II udson ct $500 per day.
FOB IAE WEEK ENDING JUHD IL. 1866.
viii ell 10 the Cemmonwesith Of Msssaehuset f
FOR TIE WEEK ENDiNG JUNE as. 1866
John II Husus. Fsrt Kearney, n r., offers to
sell hs building as that place 1t Government val.
Liyinsston, 70. Z Co, New York. offer for tn.
sum Of 500, 900 in cash. je Tn
IL UNITED STATES P1TEHTF OFFICE,
On the tiOn WisI IqHs q p Isss
70 him on tn. 18th ssy Of q
laid patent. which takes place on the 18th day Of
It i o.Ssrsd that the said petition be heard at
notied to appear and show cause. ii any thew have
why said petition ought not to be granted. "''0'
le in the Patent 0fice their objections. speciaIiy
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
q Be AZ the ac sS y
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
, Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes.
timony must he hled in the office twenty days
within ter days after Ming Of the testimony "N''
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
g, and in III. Nerth American, PhilsdeipSis, Pa
once week for three successive weeks; the first
OF said publications to be- at least ixty days preyi
T: c. THEAKER.
n, ma, Commissioner of Patents.
P.S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and SEMI their bills to the Patent ONCE with
apaper containing this notice. je U-w3w
DEPAFRTTnf4ERkb} 81 TEE b bSTERI0R rycr
petition of RG5 5sR. q Fssn.
20. .S to s q e. #
tahs. place on the Il day Of NovemSse, 49, when
the that ss said be at
Der next, at IL o'clock m; and all persons are no.
tilted 70 appear and show cause if any they have.
why said petition ught not tobe granted
Persons opposiDg the extension are required to
Me IN the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth writing at least ren'y days before the
aay OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 be used al the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
tmony must be filed in the Off cs trreng DAYS before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any within
ten days after filing the testimony
ordered, also. that this notice be published in
me intelllsencer and the Republican, Washing
ton ID. Z and in the Journal, Boston, Mas
once week for three successive weeks the
hrst OF said publications 10 be at least sixty DAYS
previous TO the day of hearing
TO. THEAKER
Commis sioner Of Patents.
:. Edltors OF the above papers will please
COPY, and nd their I'LL. to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. je -iaw3w
EOR SALE-A medium sized BAY MARE,
. sound and gentle; good for saddle or ~
buggy; price Sla0. Apply at 26g Penna ~
avenue south side, one door from nth st. "a
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EMRlCHB kESrAURANT,
II Ne. 3sS Penna az, near Sth street,

TOR SALE "A small, compactly built HORSE
y for sale; 9 year. old sound, and kind.
Price el0o D.. L WELLS q CO., ~
le 9.6t corner 10th and SIS. 66
TAXI EOrICE-I am receiving every satHr-
.neE morning Mr.. h Oashell's choice print
461 9th street. near lie g. as
- for Immediately. ore small TUBULAk up
RIGHT aid one TUBULAk UPRIGHT, g feet s
inches lone aod 70 tnches dtsmt ter, With 81 one
and q half inch nues gage cocks. ana ssiety valve
ali complete aud In good order
MN. h. WRKATLEY
e1lw %3Setsrson Street, 0eorsstevu
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A MOTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS In A FEW DAYS.

Best Paris KID Gloves reduced to Sl.0 per pair;
81 IS: Misses Black silk eacaues only s.; Black
and Colored Tissue Wells soaSe cents Lsdies Stik
cents; Trimming Laces from cents per yard up;
Sewing Silks 10 skeins for Is cents all other goods
and secure bargains at MAXWELLS,
32e Pennsylvania avenue.
a-ff- between 9th and 10th strees.
N.B.-store has been rented and Fixtures sold.
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, HOY; Five Twenties, 1861, 1O3x;
Five TWentes, 1884, 1927; Five Twenties,
1865, 1G3; Ten Forties, s6x: Seven Thirues,
lO24; Certificates, 100H; Gold. 1885,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON ID STREET
SS0hIH between sth and 9Th streets west, at
a m: we shall sell; ct house No. 374, general
One Mahogany Case Piano aud Stool
Pailor Furniture, consisting of Sofas, Chairs.
six fine painted Cottage Sets, nearly new
ExteIsiOn Table and Dining Chairs
kusk Mattresses, Comforts, &C
IL eellebt Cooking stove and Utensils
p CGS and Shs5 nS o,ss,
Table CIocLery and Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unseces-
eary TO enumerate.
I'D GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auct..
RY GREEN VILLA ms, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
w saY be sG JSi, at ISelie sale; On TUESDAY, the
Srs%ses Lot No in square s,f No s iS ON the
srsst VEST TSi. Lot /. one # the mo,s e ss.p.Ss
In the city, fronting the Public Mall, and will be
divided into two building Lots to suit purcha-
Terms: One third cash; and balance in si, and
on each Lot viii be eanired on the sroSnd o0 All
conyeyaneing and revenue stamps st the csst OF
Title perfect
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucsioseers.
v55 5s1 HAss Is s6f sTgTtprss LOT At TIE
On THUkSDA1, the 9th day OF July next, We
shall sell. on the PIT misses. at clock m that
beautiful Building Lot, being Lot No Il, in Square
No. 81. situated 1t the corner Of 24th a0d nj sts,
Immediately opposite the late residence of Mr. Rec
side. 1t fronis 81 ieet inches on n BY Is on 24th
Ts.d II SH @ Go
purchase handsome building site in Q good Ioca-
ton will do vol to attend the sale.
Terms One third cash balance In and II
months, for hotes bearing interest. A deed givea
and . deed Of trust taken. All conveyancine ct
cost of purchaser. including stamps Title india
pntable Slco required paid down when the prop
jea-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
+ CARRIAoE, HORSE, AND HARNESS..
Inquire 1T this ONCE. je 6-6ts
BOYS SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys, Youths and
Childrens'
READH-MADl CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and weuld ask an early
call to secure choice selections at low prices.
WALL, STEPPING Co,
322 Penna avenue.
je 2s6tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
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PERsosAL.-Senator Sumner is back in his
seat, in somewhat recovered health.
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LOST AND FOUND.

0OOA mi GVONOs
S. &: q 1.ss: s. q ;sss: COW q vF
Ak s.s g: q
I Osf-This morning. on 7th street, between
cIisf 'n with ana red .:s n isas
,i NE reward .ill Be give. f returned to 10.
S25 i hEw a, WI WILL BE PAID for "a. r..
sonut the zist inst She ts light red, with VI bite
on SnI hack belly and one fore leg and be; o,5ssh
ieE.st- No. 500 L St, bet 6th and 7th.
TAKDN UP AsTRAY-On the 18th instant, Q
old .' v clssss
corner 18th q; E.:s o.Ii.s :iI.:,.
III eetween Lincoln Hospital and the river.
c. REwARD-Lost, a NECKTTE. contain
e:. saan ss o nfS
81 s s' s:,s s at the Taylor House
STRAYED-A email white BUFFALO COW
y with red spots, left my stable on Saturday
ons WING rss,s will % Be paid e
Ss !1.nG Me- SOS 18th street, between and @,
500 EnWARD;.A smell Jsp.nnea TIN BOX
81 Of value to the owner but to 30 other geIson
paid to the bearer, end no inquiries made e25 St
&1O RIwARD.-Broke loose frsm my Stable,
CIV June Esd, one slim Bay HORSE thin m ane
and tail; tail cropped. Also: one Black HORs1;
long name and tail; white front foot; leaf in
forehead: The above reward will be paid for the
return Of said horses to No. 427 Penn av.
Je 25- St l.. b. PHILLIPS.
TAKEN UP ON THE Y4TH INSTANT, A RED
i BUFFALO COW, white face; both jaws
white; belly aud TANKS white: a piece out OF the
right ear; half the tail white The owner can have
Sy %TTyW,ng property and paying charges THOS.
inRtoh. ia 25- sts
TAKEN EsTRAY By THE MGTROPOLI.
Il TAN POLICE-A BROWN MARE was taken
estray by the Metropolitan Police on the 5th June
inst. The owner is hereby notified to prove and
reclaim said mare at the Office of the Property
Clerk 70 4ST oth street west, prior to 10 o'clock
then be sold, pursuant to law, to the highest cash
bidder. at the Bazaar OF W. l.. Wall 4 Co., 9S
Louisiana avenue. BY order.
GEO. B. HERRICk, Property Clerk
Je 25-3t lRepl W l.. WALL CO, Aucts
q = REWARD-will be paid for q Black, SQUARE
sCc LACE VEIL, lost on l4th street, between
Massachusetts, avenue and College Hill, on Tnes-
day afternoon. Inquire at Star office. my Is
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- Near Medina N. Y, on the 18th instant
Clergyman named Lindsey whipped his
son, a child three years old, so severely that it
died under the infiiction. The New York
Tribune correspondent who s.fondled" Probst
has been sent to perform the same kind Office
for this mild corrector of his offspring
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TIE FBEEBMEN IN KENTUCKY

The Chief Medical Officer of the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen. &c. having addressed a
circular to each of the Districts recurring a
report 70 be made as 10 whether the civil au-
thorIues have adopted any measures with a
view OF providing for the sick and destitute
FREEDMEN, and requesting the opinion of the
Othcers and Surgeons IN charge of districts.
whether the proper time had not yet arrived r
the dlScontinuance of the Medical Department
OF the Bureau, the following inform alton was
received, together with much other matter of
great interest TO this valuable branch of the
Government:-Th Superintendent OF the SUBJ
district OF Louisville, Kentucky. states that
freedmen's Sanitary Commissio are being
organized IN almost every considerable town
IN the State. The civil authorities have not
yet adopted the proper measures for the care
OF the sick and destitute freedmen In any CITY
or county Of the commonwealth. law was
ADOPTED by the Legislature at Its last session
taxing all male negroes over IS years of age -
pr edp1fd for school and pauper purposes but
effect.
The superintendent of the Lexinst dis.
ulet reports that the civil authorities there
Will nave nothing 10 do with helping the II, e 4
men or providing accommodations for the
SICK, many OF whom are without shelter He
mas seen a negro with the smallpox sitting in
the ram on the steps Of the court house
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ILosTNG OUT SUMNER GOODS CHEAP.

We are .sw offssins the greater portion Of or
realize the money for them previous . making
posted regard prices had better call In and go
how i9. are ssns 0n. oS - DR. ess GOODS
suitable for the present season, which we are nov
Offering ct o, 81: Nk sod g eeuts per ysed, msay
Of them net nuch half the ertgi nal price 90
month"; ago, bat We are determines to ssh thsA
We also have on hand splendid stock Of BkAox
and COLORED SILKS, and . full and eonplese
sssortnent Of MOUREIN0 GOODS OF the vesy
heat NIKE which Ne selling, In some instase
for isss than Ne could place then our ssunsss ~
All goods married at the lowest cash ps'cess
ana ~ IVY ". II. sIUsIER Z BR0Taxn,
NO. "a MSrkst $500,
10 ss-eostff between nh and eth strests.
INV B00Ks-9aFcy5 Thirty Tear 100 o. Any 2.
sic,edis Sor iSs1' Goodwin smiths Lectures On
The ktudy o. History eummes Ssst. ey cal Han
ssi g on oAo''r'. TRANok TAYLOR.
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