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RY J. O. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE or FINE coTrAeIsIrEs
CONTIGUOUS TOTHE CITY, on The HIGH
GRo6 SpS BETWEEN kALoRAAA AND


On MONDAY. the goth day of July. at o'clock
,. m. on the premises. sh all cell Lot q. OF the
" act Of land known the 90 Widows Mite sub
each =
This land 10 situated on the high grou nds north
west " and cont guous TO the city, and 10 one of
the most beautiful locations In this vi-inity for
cottage Tesidences- com handing as IL does,
tensive view OF washinston end the surrounding
country, and 10 of easy approach, direct through
from Connecticut avenue, and adjoins the vslua
bic place .of cMr. Little, and 10 in itself yalsa
bic N consequence 81 the prospect either Of Kalo
rsDs or Meridian Hill helm selected 10 build the
summer residence for tn President, IL being be-
tween these sites; and it'll slso Proposea 20 con
struct . passenger railroad ont ConDecticut ave.
to the boundary. There IL also qosrvy Of stone
on the place. to which purchasers vfn be priv,
ileged TO get the stone from grafis for the foun-
dations Of any buildings they may desire TO erect
on these sites. - .-r..raW
rem Of J. McGnire Co, where the property
Terms: One half cash. residue g, u, IS. and a
months. with interest, fer notes secured on the
property sold Convoy ancing az purch sser's cost.
Nm N0gKs6, rrustee.
Reo I
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THE PROPOSED SECOND ASSISTANT SEC
BETARY or STATE,

when the bill that 10 now before Congress
creating the position Of second assistant Sec.
rotary OF State, becomes Law, It 10 under,
stood that william Hunter, Esq., at present
chief clerk OF the Department of State, will b
nominated by the President to nh the position
AFs hunter has been absent for some days on
3 Wait to the State Of Rhode Island and ex.
poets to be gone q month.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July I7.-Cotton firm; sales of
LOCO bales at 36a3s. Flour dull. and lOaa5 cents
lower. Southern S9.75aSl575. Wheat dull
and nominaliy PAS cents lower. Corn uu-
changed. Oats declined cent Beef quiet
Pork heavy. Lard firm. Whisky dull and
nominal.
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HON. H i RAYMOND

BY the full report of the late caucus proceed
ings, published in the New York Times it is
evident that Mr. Raymond, of New York, was
entirely misrepresented by the current report,
which placed him in the attitude of taking
ground against the Phiiadelp hia Con yention.
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REsIGNATIoN OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
TRKAsURY.-Hon. Freeman Clarke, Comptrol.
er Of the Currency. has rendered his resigna-
ZION TO take effect on the 9th instant, and it has
been accepted by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-17

The CASE OF THORNTON ACT. HUYcK-To.
day. the case OF Leonard Huyck, president of
the Merchants National Bank, charged with
having obtained q draft OF MT. Jos. Thornton,
on England, for ESQ sterling, was to have been
heard before Justice Giberson, it having been
for several weeks past postponed from time to
time. Neither OF the parties, nor their counsel,
made their appearance at the Justices ONCE,
and the case was dismissed.
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llY w. L. WALL CO, Aucroneers.
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
g. La. av., between 9th and 10th Sta

llY w. L. WALL CO., Aucroneers
ID Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
g. La. sv., between 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
an SATURDAY nS SsS HS Jv,,u .,,0o,.,r.
we viii sell. AZ the Bazaar. Q number OF Saddle
Carriage and work Horses, % full description at
sale, J comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle and Hsrness Horses
Also.
A Black Mare. abeut Is hands high, with colt by
her side by one OF the fastest trotting horses.
Five new Express. W az ons, with and without Top,
built In this city.
Also.
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gtes; Rccksways, Carriages, wasons, sne other
Vehicles
One Hack AID sae Coupee in good order.
Also.
One valuable Sweep Horse Power
One Threshing Machine.
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages.
&c; At private sale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
SATURDAYS.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
JyE w. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
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~Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us
advance copies OF the Godeys Lady's Book, ana
Mrs Peterson's Lddy's Friend, both for August
Also. from j. Z. Parker, Post Office News
stand, and from Mcconnell Il Herbert ASS 9TH
tree,. We have Cooley for August
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THE VETO

Congress yesterday, without a moments
pause TO consider the able and conclusive rea-
cons presented by the President, why the
freedmen's Bureau bill should not become
law, FASTENED TO pass the bill over his head.
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FINASCIAL.-The New York stock market
IN spite OF adverse influences, solar 40 uatic or
otherwise, moves steadily upward. The Com.
Inerciai Advertiser says the advance ON Five.
tWenfIrs AT London reported by last steamer
has had an important Effect upon the market
Tor Governments. Old Fiye-twenties have
been in active demand fer shipment, causing
an advance al the Board TO 1G7X, and subse.
Quentiy on the street 10 l07 & a1g7 The latter
Issues yesterday advanced per cent in svm.
PATTY: Seven-thirties are also better. Size,
OF lecl rose n.
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l. THE WAY THE WATER 0oxs-Att was
called in the Board Of Aldermen last night TO
the fact that in several parts of the city hes mp
ply Of water had given out. 1t seems, that in
consequences OF the extreme heat Of the wealth
er, almost every body having hose connec-
ton with the water pipes, Is setting the nozzle
In free play to cool his street front as q sort of
fountain. The waste Of water I'm this way 10
enormous, and there il little wonder that the
water supply has not given out In the higher
parts Of the city.
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APPOINTED.

DR.. William H. Meconnekin OF Murfrees-
boro. Tennessee, has been appointed BY the
Commissioner Of Pen sious, An examining eur.
geon Of the Peasion ONCE.
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! The assistant Uonnissioasr Of Fresdmen's
affairs IN Alabama las forwarded The fellow.
ing as his estfmats OF rattoas necessary 20 Be
issued to destitute people in the mouth OF
AuEusts-Hnntsy willie, 3 900; Montgomery, 29S0
Mobile, l.tQc, Green ville. 500; Tuscaloosa, ASK
DemopoIis, 4tos Talladega, 80; Selma, 920.
Total ln.O(IQ tlal - 3iltflfn r. - 90 u
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THE CASE OF MIR. MAuRY.-Justice Waiter
this morning dismissed the charge Of obtaining
money by iaIss pretences against Mr.. J. W.
by William Clark, . report of which case ap.
psared in yesterdays Star. The brother Of the
complainant testified before the decision was
rendered that he did not present the certificate
Of deposit for payment before the 4th Of May,
AZ which time the bank suspended.
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au2tsonesrs, IA small frame dwelling house
near the corner Of Va. avenue and Az street
to John Cameron, for 4l,5SO, and the lot ad
joining The same 70 Matthew Pepper, for 3. /
cents Der foot. u
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Highly Important.
PRUSSIA AND ITALY REFUSE THE
ARMISrICE.
Highly Important
ITALIANS CROSS THE Pc.
DERBY CABINET INSTALLED.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE steamer Periere,
from Havre on the 7th inst, has arrived.
BREsT, July Prussia and Italy have re-
fused the armistice.
The Italians have crossed the river Po
Nothing later from the Liverpool colt On
market than has been received per Nova
Scotian.
Our telegram from Liverpool, on the morn.
ing Of the 7th, gives the following prices, which
are probably, however, the closing rates of the
9th instant :-Consols, s6,sas6X; U. S. saws, 81
a67k.
The Derby Cabinet has been Installed.
The Hayre cotton market to-day is very
quiet.
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TEE SscKNHss AT THE JAIL-The tyvhus
fever Ut the Jail, We are glad to say. is on the
decrease, and ut the present there are bus two
caees among the prisoners, one con valesceut
MY. J. 0ittinGr. the deputy warden, he's hen
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NOTICE TO eHIPPERs.-The Steamer MAY
~ FLOWER will leave her wharf, 49,
No. 63 Water street, GeOrseto~n. u 1fkA
C. for New York. on THURSDAY
July l9, at l. N. For freight Apply 20
JOHN DAVIDSON,
~ Ct No. 50 Water st Georectown
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DEATH YRoN SuN SrRoKR.-Yesterday az
Mr.. Charles Christ, barber, residing on 7th
street, near I, WAS walking with his child in
front OF his house he WSD overcome By the
heat. On being taken INTO his house he lived
but short time. He was member Of Orien.
tai Lodge, No. IL, I. o. o. F., and win be bu.
ried this Afternoon. -
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DEATH OF A JAIL GUARD-Mr. Eli J. Rog-
ers, who has been guard at the jail since Oc-
tober last, died II his residence on 9Th street
yesterday OF typhus fever, after about ten days
illness. MT. Rogers served In an artillery reg
imeat from New York during the war, and
since bis appointment at the jail had made
many friends lsfs
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MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SrIOIDR-A man
named Darius Hyatt, living in Franklin
county, Mo-, on the 1lth instant cut his wife's
throat with butcher knife, killing her in.
backs. in the fire and burned it mn, and then
severed the arteries in both of his wrists A
small Rrandchild was in the house AT the time,
and summoned the neighbors. 1t il doubtful
II ne RECEIVERS. He and his wife were 20 years
old each and had been married nearly half a
century. I'LL health, consequent on diptheria,
Is supposed to have rendered him insane, and
caused him 10 commit the deed
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nEOALOoNA1NB-Ha French art OF decors.
~ ting China, Wood. Silks. &c .durahly, sanai
ing the m.st beautiful paintinss. Instruotions
free. The best desigps AL chsspest In the city
Wholesale aud retail; 49, 10Th ct. bet u AID +
" seolms Mrs. nARrIN, late Of London.
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IL THE BEST ID
~ OooK STOVES -

~ = ~
Those who may be an want Of a COOKING
STON that is tar superior 10 the iaary stoves
in use, wonld DO we'll Co all ant zee the MORN
ING and ENENING STAR
The AkBiTER "a large number az which have
been sold iD this city IL Ell great favorita
ever. and with the i1 movements made a il during
the last season, is. without doubt. as good II not
market
We keep ALEC the MONITOR. MANHATTAN,
ard PEARL RANGES, the CHALLENGE STEP
STOVE. and a variety of other patterns Of thu
Test rsrnfacture
REPAIRS for stoves made by Charles Eddy
Co.. Troy. and Frost Southland. New York a
WAYS On hand.
Call and examine our stock
L. h. III. 4. GREGORY,
321 Pennsylvania avenue.
y l7-6t near 7th streat
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

U. H. RIDENOUR will o,en ,bi. dsv a branch
store on 18th street between and X, opposite
Franklin eouare. ZOE CREAM, WATER ICES
ND FANCY Oak Rs in various styles Ali Are
invited to call and see MY new store, where Won
can get good article at reduced prices Jy l6 at.
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THE HEATED TrRM.-At Frankiins (Opti-
cian) store, on the avenue, to-day, the Their.
mometer ranged a. follews:-9 o'clock. 81 de.
gress above zero, 10 O'Clock, IS: II O'Clock, IS
at ~ O'Clock, a5. 1T ! o'clock, 90, at O'Clock,
90; at o'clock, 90. In the sun at noon I2s de-
grees. .hAA-} 4t
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5 INTERNAL RKv1NgI.
Assessors orFIcE. No. ass 7th strsst.t

ssi raj WAsHINGroN OITY.
ID TO ALL CONCERNED
The ANIMAL ist Tor Incomes for the ys sr l8s5 and
Applications for Leenses In now in this ONCE o0ou
70 inepecffon and examination 10 AL Concerned
esd vii remain 90 oSen for the space Of ten dayc
from this date; July u, lSss during Which sins
mept can appeal 70 the nsdsrsi 9Hed = -
All asleais must be csscs In writing. and specify
which 2 decision is requested. and shall moreover
state the ground or rrincpie Of error CON piaised
OF - So &c p. q. PBA8SoU.T !
- " 1feost 49, A1oeosor Tor b. O.
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Deaths from Sum Stroke in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE heat is more in
tense to-day than yesterday. The th.rmome ter
ranging from 3a06 degrees at II o'clock
Three deaths from sun stroke have been an.
nOunced.
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No. 6S Water strt ct, GeOrsetovn. ID 6IRKR
G. for New York. on THURSDAY
J0HNB DAVIDSON,
yE2t' No. 50 wster at. Georgetown.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
Situated the corner Of 9th stree, and PeunsyIYs
MIA avenue, fronting three streets,
FOR RENT.
This 0pera House having been entirely remai-
eled refurbished. and painted, with New scenery
Dress Curia ain and new Seats. Handsomely uphol-
stored, With nov front entrance aud IoHr erT,. Il
now folly completed and for rent
Ii 10 proneuIosd one of the most beautiful ani
most complete Theatres In the country
IL will seat about fifteen hundie ed persons
For terms &C. apply TO wo
South corner Of 9th street aud
" IL COW Pennsylvsnia avenue
CLOSING OUT SALES
" OF SUMMER CLOTHING
MEMS YOUTHS and BOY s sizes.
sinPle Milld BLACK and FANCY OOLORs,
CLOTH ana CASHMERE SACKS. light and me.
DARN CASHMERE SUITS for bushes. or ,r.,.
BLACK alpaca SACKS,
wHInE DUCK DRILLING SACK COATS
VEST AND PANTS.
BROWN DUCK DRILLING SACK COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS.
BRoSk LINEN D1sTERs Oh TRAVELLING
With q full line of Summer UNDER WEAR.
WHITE sHIB rs, COLLARS, TIES, &c, e. q.
NOAH WALKER CO..
between 9Th and It'll streets, metropolitan
l7seo2wif Intel 4 Hotel Ruildine
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pROPOSAL6 FOB BUILDING sOMEFRAME
i COTTAGES ont l4th street, beyond C,iumbta
College, will be received my ONCE cor of and
th streets, until We nesdsy night. July lsthJ
y l6-2tS HENRY Z. EARLE, Architect
nR: LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 3Ia
- Penn'a avenue will fill Teeth with -
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber 49,
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with S0II0
oot PAIN iy Is Inn
AWNs! LAWNS!
Received this day, an auction lot OF LAWNS
az ~ and - centbs worth Ul< cents AIso LINEN
CHECk, for boys pants, at IS cents. worth SO
Jy LOST sol aevsnth sfrasx
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LAKDSALEs.-George yickers, Esq, as trus-
the following lands: The Wallis farm, 200
acres, al $50 per acre, subject TO an annuity of
$50 =. l. Rudolph Wallis purchaser The
Doman arm, lQs acres, at &3i per acre; John
Schwaika pu rchaser. The Foreman farm. 30
acres. without buildings, for s7Ui: Hylaud r.
smith purchaser. The Dale or Jones farm.
5eS acres. on Swami creek, for al. IS per acre;
"A. j. Reese purchaser
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- Breyet- Major Paul X. Hambrick has
been appointed Post Comma der at Alexan.
ora apd vicinity, Tor the purpose OF enforcing
General Order No. a. relating to the arrest and
conhnsment Of persons charged with offences
against omcrrs, agents, citizens and inhabi.
tants OF the United States, irrespective OF color
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BOARDING..

QUA II III MI.
OR RENT, WITH BOARD-On the LIST If An
gust, second story FRONT Room, at l3 Z
West street, Georgetown. Wl7-3ts
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without BOARD,
u cbesP, at 499 18th street. Apply at once on
jy list VS. SILLIMAN
pleasant ROOMS, WITH BOARD, can be
u Obtained for the summer, in a most desi r abb
and 18th. iy l7.st.
GENERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
p modated With first class BOARD. on reason.
able terms. Also, twoSROOMS. adjoining. sui able
Tor gentleman and wife Inquire Of D. HOWELL
brebch Hetel, Bladepsburg, Md. jy 1885,
A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD RE GLAD
~ ta rent two or three ROOMS with Or wi thou
BOAkD. Location very desir able. corner of 18th
arc street, Island, opposite Smiths Unian, No
To-. Vl5 2tr
TWOs SINGLE GENTLEMEN can have nicely
Il furni.hed ROOM, with excellent Board in \
family where there are few hoarders Three
meals q day. and at any hour. Terms, including
lights, SS per month each in advance Apply at
e'a1 OInce. jy So
ROARD. Good BOARD, with large airy room,
- can be obtained at 294 New Jersey avenue
bet And @ SITS. convenient t. the CAPITOL Depot
and Government Printing Office. iy 10 ST.
TABLE BOARD at No asa 10th street, q few
doors north OF tie avenue. Terms S2s per
moath. dels-u
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& REWARD-Wi be paid for a Black, Sauare
Y.S LACE VEIL, lost on l4th street, be,wec \
massachusetts avenue and College Hill, on Thea
day afternoon. Inquire at Star Office INV I6
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NEEDS THIRTY THOUSAND MEN.

BENEDEK WANTS REINFoRCEMENrs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

Our CAUSE is CERTAINLY JUsT.-A prominent
and pleasing feature of the political gatherings
during the late Eastern campaigns, and one
which is universally noted, is that patriotic wo-
men attended in large numbers. The Copper
heads and their Democratic masters will hardly
appreciate the fact, we know. They remember
that when war was being waged against the Gov
ernment through their instrumentality and direct
assistance, the loyal women of the nation took
the lead in acts of kindness and mercy; now
that the conflict is at end they feel that the
least they can do is to show by their presence
and smiles that their hearts are still with those
who fought the good fight. With God, the la
dies. and million of well-drilled Northmen on
our side there is but little to fear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

SHERIDAN reports that while Governor Throck-
morton ex-rebel, wanted the United States
troops all removed from the settled portions of
the State of Texas, Governor Hamilton, Union
ist was clamorous for more troops. Gallant
little Sheridan would have been in a strait be-
twixt two opinions, if it had not happened that
he had A clear head of his own, which led him
to say that the trial of white men for the muir
der of freedmen would be farce. And yet
Andrew Johnson and his friends would have us
believe that peace has come, that order reigns
in his reconstructed South, and everything is
lovely, and the national bird occupies an ele'
waited position in that blessed iexasi ~here
white men are sheltered from justice and black
men are butchered to make Texas holiday
San Francisco Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
sREDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger

n6s- This valuable preparation, containing IN
a highly concentrated form all the properties oa
the Jamaica Ginger, has become enc OF the mos
popular domestic remedies for all diseases OF the
stomach and digestive organs -,
As tonic, it will be found Invaluable 70 ah
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor teat can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactionary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequent
ly accompany that peried. :,
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in a railroad car, or BY sea-sicxness, or
other causes 1t is also valuable as an external
application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ETC.
REDLN-GTO.N" CO.,
" Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

TERRIBLE ExPLosIoNs.-A special cable dis-
patch to the New York Herald says that on
December 18th third explosion took place in
Barnsley (England) colliery, and that there was
no longer hope of saving those remaining IN
the nit II is estimated that $50 lives had been
lost by the three explosions. The mine was on
ere, and preparations being made to flood it
Another dispatch says a fearful explosion took
place in the pit of the North Staffordshlre Com
pany on the l4th. Out of two hundred work.
men onlv l3 were taken out alive.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

The City of Buffalo, New York, has poor
house worth living in. The Express says that
among the items of expense the last year, under
Democratic rule, were So, 900 for tea, $500 for
oysters, and 5000 for whisky and cigars. The
paupers in that institution must live almost as
we'll as some of the traitors who are fed at Gov
ernment expense.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

new Posr RoUrEs.-The Post Office Depart
ment call for bids for carrying a weekly mail
from Red Bluff to Susanyille; another from Red
Bluff to Yreka, ria Soda Springs and Shasta
Valley, and another from Red Bluff to the Coast
Range country, ria Nome Lackee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

Too MANY OF THE KINDA Mrs. yerrels, in
Accomac county, Virginia, lately surprised her
family and friends by giving birth to two child
rem. each having two heads and four eyes. Fl,
products for Secessia to boast of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

If they strike out him may furnish you a
quartz item if they strike in, the Fork-ers will
have a irst-class funeral at never-mnd-who's s ex-
pense.
Nv regards to editor of Handbook. Will
write again when get another sore toe and can t
work. JACINTo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

WHAT CowARD.-A man was recently mar
ried at Hudson, N. Y, and cut his throat the
same night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by a relaxation Of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases is un-
equaled. The Catholicon uniformly cures Pro.
lapss Uter, Whites, all irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incontinence of
Urine, Bloating and Dropscal Swellings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments,
restoring them to as healthy state as those Of
childhood and youth, SO that patients who have
used the Graefen5erg Companys Uterine Catholi-
cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
tbe relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents,
Az and 4ls Front street, San Francisco.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-01
RATES OLE POSTAGE.

In consequence of the general ignorance in the
South of the rules of postage established by law,
many letters ofimPortance are daily lost to those
interested by being improperly or insuthciently
stamped The regulations require that all such let
ters dropped into post offices shall be Immediately
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, where they are
never heard from unless they contain money, or
other enclosures Of value. We give below some in
formation which may prevent vexation to cores
pcndents;
The rate Of postage on letters within the United
States Is Scents for every letter scaled package
weighing one half ounce under. Those over one
half ounce, cents and cents TOR every additional
half ounce. Repayment with stamps in all cases
age stamps, or which are stamped with revenue
stamps, viii be forwarded 20 The Dead Letter office
immediately after being dropped into any post
! Office.
Postage stamps issued prior to 1860 are worthless
and will not answer for present. purPosss.