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, 1866-11-02
FROM BOSTON.

Political Qnietncsa-Thc Legislative
Ncmlnations-The President mud his
Appoiutn,ents-lhe he franklin Fund
"Details Concerning the Bequert ana its
IIlstoy-The BlCelow PaperB-Nns-
snchuactss In the Tsebel1lon-1mprov-
Ing Boston I1nrbor-A Stupcndous
Scheue-The Old Statcl goune-Bnll's
statue OF Washlngton--Muxzll the
PIatform-PeEaonnt-X
From Our Own Correspondent
Bosrox, October y, lstG.
, 1866-11-02
THE CAMPAIGN In MICHIGAN.

cheering Indications Of yEctor5-0nly
one Doubtful I.ocoltty-Thc Situation
In Wayne County-CutIer's Second
i-etter-A Coppcrhcnd's IScc-rd-In1-
po1nnt from New xork-E aynuond
and Isccchcr on the Anxtou' :+eat-1 Ile
Baltimore CnlQnIsg..
, 1866-11-02
ITALIAN BRlGANDAGE.

ENGLISH TRAVELLERS AND ITALIAN BRI-
tisi,s. ny ". ). &. Moexss VIE III Map Ind Id
Ss York: Hape. b.osf:, 1; % ruSisheP9sp e. ST.
Sold by $. c. Glf@ca { Co, Chicago.
Is 1t not strange that within sight Of the
great cities Of ancient civilization there exist
regularly Organized armies Of highway rob-
hers! The brisands haunt the very Basillca
and grand old temple Of Neptune at Pes
tum. They climb to the crater Of 4Etna and
infest tho environs of Catania, within view
Of the cathedEals and baths Of oldcn TINA.
They approach the far-tamed Bcnedictiuc
monastery of Syracuse, hewn out of the
temple of Minerva, whose Doric pillars arc
yet youthful under the weight Of twenty.
four hundred years. They pitch their silent
ppcanvnssed tents within mile Of town, aud
steal their honest fellowmen for ransnm.
They murder peaceful citizens md one an,
[ other with tho snragcuess Of Alatic o.
Pizaro.
The brigands Of the Appenincs arc the
| most ancient, the boldest, and the most sue
cessful Of all highwaymen. AMI happily fol
the man Of leisure and the student of hu
manfty, Mr.. Moens and his lady haye pre-
sentcd to the public a narrative of alveuiurs
and information upon the Italian brigands
quite Us thrilling and welsuigh as full o
chiyalric hcfoism US the Nile journal of th,
noble Mr.. Baker md his more noble wife
slr. Moens's book, though Imperfect in com
position, is Tie product Of an honest write
the highest quality Of literary, as Of al
other men-and the style is easy, chatty
and full Of untaught vigor. Tn
Humanitarian Will be particularly Thankful
for the statement Of new facts about man
Kind BY traveller who sets out with no pr
conceived notions to be proved.
When our author saw the tailors and shoe
mixers Of Salerno quit their squalid loob
ing houses for q drive In their gaudy ca,
rlages up and down short and htthy stree,
be wondered that they did not 70 into th
beautiful hill country Of the suburbs, Bu
the brigands were there. An American ca
bold little else than contempt for eltizcr
who will cortentedly eat their bread m
butter from year to year with the know
ledge that their town is besiegcd, and then
selves prisoners. And their rulers outlaws
| The young men of MI American tow
, 1866-11-02

Mr. Henry Giles, the sadly afflicted author
and scholar, so well known to tho lecture
going public Of from dhecn TO fye years ago,
still dependent on his own 1abora for sup
port. This year he has authorized = Mr.
klctolls to read his lecturea for him, aud
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GOING TO WATCH THE FENIANs.

The fine steamer Augusta. carrying ten guns,
which has Just been fitted out at our navy
yard, left yesterday for New York, where she
will take on enough men 10 fill her compile
ment. She will be attached, probably, to the
West India squadron, but will for the present
be attached TO the Y. :. naval squadron or
dered on duty on the British North American
coast, which has been finally detailed, and
wilt consist of seven vessels, carrying So guns.
In addition to these there will be a reserve
force consisting of several vessels now fitting
out at the Brooklyn navy yard, and the sum-
mer practice squadron OF the naval academy
The seven vessels will rendezvous at East
port, Me, during the next week. They will
remain IN that vicinity until the Fenian ex.
cliement subsidies. when they will visit yarl-
Gus points on the coast OF Canada for the pro-
lection OF American fishermen. This SQUAD
ron Is generally supposed TO be but tempo
rary affair, "a some of the vessels ordered 10 il
have been fitted out tor service IN other waters
The new iron dOu bic -ender Ashuelot is intend.
ed for the Mediterranean, and the gunboats
Don ana DE Soto Were ordered 10 the West In.
DIES some time since. These three vessels will
probably be relieved as soon as others can be
got IN readiness to fill their PLACES
Inc following is a correct list of the fiyirp
squadron DE SOTO. (Aag-ship,) side-wheel:
hlantonomah, iron clad; Shamrock, doub
ender; Ashuelot, double-ender, (iron;) Angus
u. siGe-wheel; WInooski, double-ender; Don
screw.
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PARDoNEp BY THE PRESIDENT.

On the 18th instant the President pardoned
the following criminals:-John @. Harris, o.
Kentucky, con yicted OF violation OF the inter
nal revenue laws, and sentenced to pay fms
of $500; Horace l.. Jones. of Michigan, con.
yieted OF embezzling from the mails, sentenced
to ten years imprisonment; Wallace w. Whit.
tlesey. OF the District of Columbia, convicted
OF abstracting public records from the United
States Treasury Department, and sentenced ts
pay fine Of $1,000 and stand convicted unit
the fine was paid. Whittlesey has been in
confinement about eight months, and is now
pardoned because his health has become sc
much impaired as to endanger his life. Georgs
Warren Townsend, OF Massachusetts, con.
yicted of attempting fraud on the enrolment
division OF the Provost MarshaI's ONCE, and
was sentenced TO three years imprisonment
Also, the following special cases under the
first and thirteenth exceptons:-On the 18th
instant four Texans were pardoned, and to-
day one from Louisiana, two from Kentucky
and one from Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

s.,.s Wa,hinsion, o. G.. April 70 ISIS.
ear proposss IN duplicate, will be received
33GIoek, q m, for furnishing this depot with the
san 81 Moneay Tor three CD months, from tine
Cap Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh M, lea.
than IL pounds to the ream.
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh not
Ices thar ~ pounds TO the ream wv
Letter Paper, ruled and unrulsd To walsh not Ia.
than pounds to the roam.
=. Note Paper, ruled and uuruled to weigh not Isss
than pounds to the rearn NV io's
Folio Post, ruled, to weigh not less than a pounds
Envelope Paper, to weigh not less tn or "A pouads
BIotting Paper, to weigh notices. than 100 pounds
Official Envelopes, per M. white and buff os tbs
'oIe,Spg s,zss slO; ~ XII SD :, II ssls !.lO.
following sizes 30, Ks, 8. Il, XXI, Xxx. '" '"'
Sealing Wax, per pound
Mucilsss. large and small bottles. per dozen.
Ivory Paper Folders, per dozen.
BED Tape, Nos. IL anil %. per spool.
Pen holders, assorted, per dozen.
Steel Pens, Giiletts. Nos sos, 4o4, $50, ISL.
Lead Pencils. Fabers.
Arnolds genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and
Arnolds copying Fluid, quarts and pints Der
dozen.
Black Ink, quarts and pints. per dozen.
povells or David 3 Carmins Ink
Memorandum Books, assorted, per dozen
Blank Books, per quire, Gap, Denny. and Me-
India Rubber, per pound
lpkstends. assorted, per deZeu.
Samples will be required, and bidders are invited
Payments to be made monthly for ali the station.
cry ordered In such funds rs the Government may
Proposals to be directed to
80. Z. T. BRIDGES,
ap-Vot Brevet Major, u. B. v.
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BOSTON BLUE LAWS.
Correspondents of Evening Sta,

BosToN, April Is, 1s65.-Editor Star The
. HUB Is In a ferment over the State consta-
bles raking up law directing all bi lard
rooms 10 be closed at 10 O'Clock p. m, and on
saturday evenings AZ o'clock, and the pro-
prietors are forced to comply; also prohibiting
All ehtng saloons, oyster shops, restaurants,
&c. from selling ale, beer. or cider; also pro-
nInIthg hoteiS, &c, and in fact, every one,
from selling liquors. wires, &c The last item
Ihey nave not yet succeeded in, but in every
tning else they have had their way. In view
OF 'hese facts meetings of the hotel keepers
throughout the State have been held and they
ar" preparing to close their doors to all tran
sent travellers until the obnoxious ordinances
are repealed Think of that, and think what a
howl ~ viii make among business men, when
forced 10 receive their customers from out of
town into their private houses, or send them
10 station. houses, insane asylums poor houses,
and the like. Verify, i do not wonder that the
name OF yankee" sometimes stnketh in the
nosrrils of .sye worldly minded" and so am
STILL JOHN.
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Affairs I'm Geerseteup

GRAND LARoEsN.-Yesterday. Mr.. Edward
fuges, = dealer in old metals, arrested W. r.
Murren and lsaac Norman, two negroes. from
whom he had purchased q ouantIty. OF ptg
a. oil, which subsequently was proved 20 have
beer stolen from Mr.. George WAiars The
prisoners were turned over 20 the police. and
were sent 20 Jail for court BY Justice Buckley
VIM. Holmes was arrested by oficer PaNsOR
nesday, for the larceny Of a pair Of pants
froR John NcElwee. The prisoner was sent
to Jail for court, by Justice Buesey.
lHE MINEEs.--lt was expected that \ large
nsmber OF miners would go 20 work this week
at sl1iy cents per ton-the price offered BY the
prcpr-iors. Indeed, ~ was reported here that
they went 20 work on Monday, and a large
numher OF hands willing 10 work AZ that price
Were not employed Collector Shaw arrived
from Cumberland this morning, reports thai
they Old not 40 TO W srk. On the contrary. they
held mass meeting In the open fields, near
Cumberland, and resolved not 10 work for less
than IS cents per ton. Tse supposition Is that
they cannot hold ont much longer
THE CANAL.-Arriyed-Boat Charles Ar
dinger. flour, hay and paper To Geo. Waters:
CrUncher, with stone, 10 W. Downing be-
paried-Wm. Morrison, assorted cargo 10 Point
Of Rocks, and one boat light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MAEEET.-The market
to-day is as Inactive As during the past week.
The demand rs rs lively, but the stock rs light
vanceo rates quoted IN the Star OF yesterday,
except IN a limited way to supply the local
wants. No arrivals reported to-day.
PoRT OF N.-Entered-Steaners
John Gibson. Young, from New York, EN-
press, Bright, from Baltimore, with merchan-
disc. Cleared-Steamer Express, Bright, for
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

The WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
Tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails.
containing its great variety Of reading matter:
An original Story, humorous, entitled .sChuck
Mullins taken bad with Trichinosis:" full de.
tails OF the Philadelphia Tragedy, tie murder
OF eight persons; Execution of the Maiden
Murderer, Green: The Soldiers and Sailors
Demonstration, with the Speech of the Presi .
dent; The Great Demonstration Of the CoIored
People, and the Presidents Address to them:
the Georgetown Shoo.ing Case: Ouacks of n
ID D.; the Fashions; Congressional, Council
and Conference Proceedings; White House :
forelgn, Domestic, Military. Naval, Depart.
mental and Local News; Agricultural and
Housekeeping Miscellany, and the latest TeIe-
graphic Dispatches from all quarters.
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THE INCOME TAX

II is evident, from the delay in Congress
over the Internal Tax bill, that there will be
no change in the income tax which will affect
the returns Of citizens of gains and profits in
1865. The present law directs that assessments
shall commence on the first of May, and be
completed within sixty days. The assessors
here are already preparing their blanks, and
taxpayers may as well begin to make up their
accounts to be in readiness. Ten days is
allowed the tax payer for a return after being
served with notice. The blanks do not vary
essentially from those used last wear.
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pPOPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
VAULT AT ARLINGTON W. or

HeddqnarfsrS Department Of Washington
Ohee Of the CAisf Onaytsrnasfc,
Gil, Washington, ID. c., April %, 1885
scared Proposals will he received at This Oaica
untll IL o clock noon, APRIL BOTH instant for
the excavation and masonry necessary for the can
struetion ola Stone and Brick Vault at the National
cemetery IT Arlington, Virginia. the reGnired
tractors. " VI con-
SAID vanlt TO be under ground of An interior
diameter between the walls Of twenty Coz feet ten
III 1eet Ms TO spr1nglng line Of arch with Va alls
three Is feet thick, Of rpbble masonry. laid in
mortar OF part lime and part hydraulic cement
material. SA vi Same
The floor, walls dividing vault into compart
masonry. e VI oiioA
Plans Of vault may be seen, and Specifications
VIII DC furnished, upon application at this Office
NJ. LUDINGTON
ooo. Coionei and Chief Quartermaster,
40 u 81 department of Wa.binotop
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE FENIANS.
The "Grand Army, of Invasion

NEW YORK, April 20.-The gunboat DeSoto
sailed last evening for Eastport.
The Tribnne's special from Eastport saws
there is no excitement, and the presence of q
few Fenians organizing circles 10 the founda.
ton for sensations. :. Hgf -.r.Fs.. .-g--1--'
The Worlds special from Calais reports the
excitement immense over nothing. Seventeen
Fenians compose the right wing OF the grand
army under Capt. GARNER. The left rests al
Eastport under Capt. Doyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

RECEIPTS PROM CUsTOMs.-The receipts from
this source OF the public revenue at the below
named ports during the week ending on the
lith INST, were as follows. viz:-New York
1,Ls0G6i Boston, S4i7, ssO73: Philadelphia.
Ceipts, S3.561, 9sD5i
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IND OF THE NEW YORK CAR DRIVERS
STEIKE The strike of the car drivers ON tbs
city railroads in New York is at an end. and
the cars on the different lines are running reg.
ularly. Some of the old drivers have been EN-.
ployed, but many new ones, and all without
any advance IN the wages (S2 per day. paid
previous to the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20
WHITE HOUsE REOrprJoNs

NO reception of a public character was held
by the ladies of the White House this after.
noon, and we are informed that the ladies will
not receive this evening. Admiral and Mrs.
Lee, Lieut. Gen. Grant, Miss Blair, Mrs. Sec
rotary Stanton, Admiral and Mrs. DahIgreu,
Miss Perry, Miss Harlan, Mrs Titan r. Peale.
and General and Mrs. Emory called upon
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower during the az.
ternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

ALTERATIONS FOR APPoINTMENTs-Not.
outstanding no appointments are now being
made In the Treas ry Department ofany char.
acter, except just enough TO fill vacancies
winch are not OF frequent occurrence, appli.
Sduons Tor appointment continue TO arrive
Thee applications are all filed for considera.
ton when the few thousands having prece.
oence on the list are disposed Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

II Prom J. ShIlIington, Odeon Building.
and j. e. Parker, Post Office News Stand. we
have the atomic Monthly for May, containing
chapters OF doctor Johns and .Grifitb
Gaunt, and contributions by LOWELL Hosea
Bigiow's speech i'll March Meeting } Mrs
Stowe, and others
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NAY0R'S OFFICE.

WASHING TON. April 10, 1856,
sealed Proposals will be received by the nader.
ssneo until lZo clock m. on MONDAY APRIL nth
lnst ior the building Of foot barrel sever lin
side dameterl the walls 20 be nine inches i'm thick
ness IN New 4 ork avenue, between l4th and ism
stIeeu west. to connect with the sewer now bein .
constr ucted on 18th street. in accord with the
aCt appIoNeo ~ arch 1866, to have one man hole
where the undersign may direct A''>
bidoers VIII state the price per lineal foot for
the sewer. which shall include ali excayAtions
&c &C, Tor the cost OF the man hole the succe a
IoI ploder or bidders to be pensible for ali dam
ages cone the gas or water ipss or cansed nv the
eieme9ts and any accident caused in the co pstruc.
The right to decline any or all proposals shouId
De deemed for the interest Of the Corporation to
specifications can be seen at the office OF the Com
missioner OF Improvements every day from 10 q ~
10 IL M or at any time bv ca ling ON the Conr.;.
sioner of the Second Ward O'A'
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS. W. 6PALDING,
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AustiOp..n

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
SECOND STRkkT EAST, BETWEEN East
PPhhRRIIi IoL t hMn STREET NORTH, Ar
ON Thu RSDAY. the 18th inst at 8 O'Clock N nm
We snail sell ,on the premises, p1rt lot No . in
Square Ne. -, having p feet So inches front n.
depth. ~ eOOU MUM ana
Terms: One half cash; balance in Fix and tx.lx.
months, secured 10y deed Of trust on thu premtsss
All c"nNeysncing aud revenue ,tamps af the -
ef purchaser. $50 Gown when sold No''
hp EOo GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
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SUSPENSION OF MUsTBR-OUT ORDERS
The general order mastering out Of service
on the Both instant, Brevet Major General Geo
}. Stannard, Brevet Major General John C.
Robinson, and Brevet Major General VIM. +.
Bartlett, is suspended until further orders by
the War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
II No. $50. cerner 9TH and ID str,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON NEW WIDE
nENCEs BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SIS
MESTs AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst M no n 'clock
"a, we shall sell at house No 365 the foliosins
MahogapysHair cloth Sofa, Chairs. Rooksr.
marble tox Center Table, whstnot
M2tur .nressipg Bureaus
cottage Dedstezds, Wardrobes wash.tand.
Msttressee. window Shades. OIL Cloths
Cooking Stoves, Crockery. &C
lot OF Kitchen Requisites
apo GRtEN6 WILLIAMS an..
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HEAVY MAI,

The Internal Revenue Bureau is SUPPLYING
assessors with blank returns Of income at the
rate OF one hundred thousand daily, which,
together with the documents, made to-dav,s
mail sent from the Bureau amount to about
five tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

Hfrom Franck Taylor we have part SIS of
Frank Moore's Rebellion Record. The Confed-
crate official reports of battles contained in this
number afford matter of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

%-A colored witness was brought into the
State Court at Annapolis, Md, yesterday, under
the Civil Rights bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

- The coal miners in Allegany county, Nd
are still on the strike, and work is suspended
Al Port Richmond, near Philadelphia, like
difficulty has taken place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIhoRH, April 2O-Flour quiet and firm
active; white. s5a96c; yellow zoe Oats dull
and cents lower Provisions dull. Lard rs x
also; groceries steady. Whiskey dull and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-There was large
meeting held last night at the Merchant,s Es.
change for the purpose Of rendering aid to the
Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad. Nearly
S6O0, ZOO was subscribed,
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I2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionea,,
- No. 526, corner 7th and Al -. 'no-,h

HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE ON ST NORTH.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY. the 24th instant. at 10 clock ma
ture, viz: 'Ntn M
IAir Cloth Sofas, Chairs. Boxers. Hat Rack
Clocks. Dressing Bureaus. Mashstands
Bedsteads, Marble top Tables, wardrobes
Sldeboards, Book Case. whatnot
iDdow Shades Carpets, R.frieerators
Mattresses. Stoves, Pictures Crockery kc
And good lot Of Kitchen ke2uisites
essary to enumerata
Also, 81 O'Clock .. m we shall sell, on the
premises the Dweli ng House. consisting OF a thrs.
story srame. containing IL rooms . feet front nv
~ ieet deep with water and gas
Terms nc ade known the day of sale
ap1d GREEN n WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY Rxsrprxcr
AND MAkkET GAkDENON TIE HEIGHTS

AND MAkkkBGa G9SSpRg RSsipEHGs
OF GEORG ETOWN. AT AUCTION
on MONDAY AFTERNOON. April 81 Il four
oclock. L VIII sell. the premises al ~ III At
valuable property now occupied by Died. ich He
oer. as market garden, lying west OF High 81 .
ana north OF an i'd Joining the residence OF Rich
CoH and Henry kengla, Esqs., and contains thir.
zen lS acres. and Is now in high state of Gu
Sanon LIZ has 8 good dwelling house large bsr,
ana stables, carriage house. smoke house and All
necessary outtuildines. There are three exceljent
springs OF water On the place, and Q pumn Of vs-
ter At the doer; and one OF the nest vie Of the
Potomac n yer TO be found in the District
mis- property Oilers a rare chance for fnvest-
ment IL would suit for a private residence or
could be divfded into building lots
Terms: One hslfcash balance ia 8 and omonths
with interest. secured by . deed Of trust ON tn.
property. Conveysncipg and stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. Title perfect
Tl-d THOS DAwITNQ
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from in
ternal revenue to-day were s41762I.I7,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

CUTTING DOWN THE TITLES.
The army bill now being perfected in the
House plays the mischief with the long titles
OF army nomenclature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

ESA correspon dent writing from Austin.
Texas. on the Sd instant, says that "a plot 10
as sas sinate Governor Hamilton has Just been
discovered" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

&c. y. Clay ought to De thankful for he
Clement g. which released him.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Cotton quiet Flour
dull; state declined 15a20c.; Southern heavy.
firm and quiet Beef Arm. Pork stsadv. I.srd
drn. Whtskey dull :. :
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Br eKEkh wILLIAn s: AooaOe..r. :

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ira
SIREET, OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL
on KlDAf, the Eth instant, ct 6 clock D m ,
we snail sell. on the premises, Lot No s. In Jee.e
ID Hsw subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, having
nearly new two story Frame, twenty eight feet
TO sth street V~ea
Terms: One third cash: balance In and u m onths
secured by deed OF trust on the premises Ali
convex sncipR and stamps At tie co.t Of ~.
purchaser. $40 down when sold
ap Od GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-20

An INPOsfKR.-Editor Star: The public are
hereby cautioned against person representing
himself as from my establishment, sent TO re-
pair gas burners, &c. He is an imposter and
will be arrested and punished soon as he
can be found. ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD
Washington, April 20, 1885.
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COR sALE-A new FRAME HOUSE.. contain
T ing rooms, in the Ifrst Wan, will be sold
perfect INQUIRE st l57 18th ST., bet. aud y, be-
tween and in the evening ap3o-3s
r IFr INSURANCE. AGENT wANTED.-A
IL first.class Company In New York !dicides 80
-, eat vant an sx Derieuced MAN in Life In.
snrsnce! or an energetic man vhs will push the
hrsiness 70 take the Agency for the District Of
Goi.mhis To such liberal arrAugemeut will be
nsde. Address "Lifs Insursnoe, )" Star once.
~ so FOB = ~. ., poxa SUR
THREE STYLES, = : = -. .
TWO or THBM ALL WOOL.
JAOKET AND PANTS,
siara sIK 81 Gro. O. HBNNrHG.
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