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Br aehf Sybil, 0lde, from Cienfnegos, to ] Ayet-
Cargo 2T0 binds 20 tcs so bbls moiasses 60 hslf
bbls do to J Avet 80
Nix schr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana, to master
with l26 hhds and LOO bbls molasses to order
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REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
FOR BAYOU Rf F f'iS!i1 car ,7r.y ~,
c saline ts shSsrIA iregh for tho above named 5asas
utlt os con l@Ied D. the OF steamer sSyE " II
uS TecslYsd Al Trenton trea of storage and TAKEN f5 4
as Attls delay pos5h0 Fo- furiher
~ C. GELHEfF, agent
No 25 Eatehss sfrsct
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@arine gnteIigelrre.

CREsoEsT OFFICE, No. 81 OAaP STREEf !
Tuesday, May 20, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Beaufort Hutcbings, for Apalachicola,
4 l. NJ Merritt
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY at r. NJ, and every SATURDAY
atl0A Il
Steamer j. NJ sHARP-HENNY sTRECK, Master JOS
- DALFERFS, CLERK.
khOA THIBODAUXVALLE PAINTCOURT.
vile, Nspoleonvle D0naldsonyie and all intermediate
coast landings-Will leave regularly as above.
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and will continue In the trade perma
nently. For freight or passage apply on board.
of freight. j. 81 RELF, TchoapitouIas stIoe II"
VRGINIUS @. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
usual " -F''' 10
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MEDICAL.

CUCCEssFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DIR. HoWE's DIsPENsARY.
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. 10 Baronne Street, near Canal,
New Orleans,
For the treatment of all forms of Medical and Surgical
Diseases including those ncarable by usual meh0as of
treatment
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Brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, 10 days from Roeto,
to master-with Ice to L Warner WI
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YAZOO.


VIoKSBURG AND YAZoo RIVER PACKET.
Leaves Viclsburg EVERY TUESDAY, at Pm
kF0B GREEN w O0D, LEFLoBE, YAzoO CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight foi
Taahaehe aud Yalabusha rivers and connects at Green
wood with packets for renadaThe light draft passen
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master Chss
Crater clerk will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
q Fulton
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WATERING PLACES.

SEA SHORE TTNE,
w ATEkANG Ph-ACEs-BAY ST, LOUIS, PASS
o'''' '''O-i "i'u ocean springs
'H0 0'ssSH' anu very i''' 10" pressure steamer
A. p. BoARDMAN, Master
viii hereafter continue her trips as olows
MONDAYS. TX O'Clock A. Pontchartrain r R. Train
TUESDAYS. 9o'eloOk AN.
THURSDAYS, O'Clock A. N,
SATURDAYS 4 o'clock p N. =. E.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srar, LII. ~. -r,r,I.- 4 -. L11nn

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
HOE NEW YORK. BGREOT-THE NEW
and splendid sdewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .2lOO tons.., .HOwes, Commander,
EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 TONS. Delaney, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons, .. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 tous.. Nelson Commander.
The new and hrst,class steamships
MISSISSIPPI. $500 tons. Furbur Commanding
MERRIMACK..,.... 1000 tons. Vansce, COMMANDING
MARIPOsA. ..l2OO tons. Quick, Commanding
MONTERREY ...... 1900 tons. Whitman Commanding
Thenow and arst,class sidewheel steamship .gu.
Evening Star,
2Ol5 tons DELANEY, Commander,
WIN leave the Companys Wharf foot of jackson Square
on SATURDAY, June 9, att P, NJ. precisely.
The Line is composed helergest and most elegant
sbins which have built In this country for home
e They are in every respect fitted for service and the
ront mon which run Their passenger accommodations
are exceed by of any other in the world
Passage in side ships first cabin, $780, second cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships first cabin, $50
Freight will be reeeved the CompRnys warehouse the
landing all times during business hours and the GompRny
rates for freight viii always be made rs low as by any other
| line
j. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
s3Careudelat street
FOR NEW 6uRh'
oRomwELLs N Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE,
To sail en- SUNDAY, June3d, at SAN
TOR NEW YORK DIEECT-TH FAST
and favorite steamship
George Washington,
E. V. eager, Commander,
will leave her wharf Toulouse street. Second District
as above,
First Cabin Passage Observation-Disclosures. $50.
For freight or passage apply to
| ALFRED MoULToE,
A Carondelet street.
1 BLACK STAR LINE.
70 sail on SUNDAY, June 81, at sAn
T7OR NEW YORK DIRECT = THE FAST
and iavorito steamship
Funs Shuey,
...... J. B. HILDRETH, Commander,
win leave her wharf Of st. Joseph street. promptly
above
Steerage Passage and found. ..,,..,.....,.s 80
For freight or passage having superior accommodation
apply to opo pnanrcr
80 Camp street. corner Natchez
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,
AELANno ANp MIsglssLrRI STEAMSHIP 0oMF

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP OoMPA,
NYs BOATS,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
HOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS ANB
LOUISVILLE
One of the following boats will leave as aboyo EVERY
EVENING, from the oOmpanyrs wharf foot 0. Bienvtls
street, viz:
Pauline Carroll. w. H. Arthur,
Mary e. Forsyth, MoIIIe Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, Ida Handy,
Continental, olive Branch,
Tuth, Luminary,
| Edward walsh, Lady Guy,
| City of Memphis, j. c. swon.
For freight through tickets to all points North OF
East apply at the Companys Office j. P. FITZGERALD,
| Agent, , -
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE,

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves TUESDAY, May Goth, the arrival of the ?. NJ
Poutchartrsin Railroad train.
E7OR EGOBHLE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Mary,
A. Ia MYERS, Commander,
win leave as above carrying the U, $. Mails. .
Bills of adng will be signed at the AGENTS ohce until 55
p. ,r,,,,, ~ 80,
n. B.-No freight received after 2S p. N,
Rz5-Coal oil received in metal packages only. -.-
l. G. HARRIS Agent.
Corner Camp and Common streets.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY, the 29h inst, at 4 r. NJ, from the
head Of the New Basin.
FOR MOBILE, FROM THE HEAD OF NEW
IL Basin-The A No light draught steamer Mary Con.
ley, G. $. Stone, master, leaves above.
This steamer CLASSES A No in all the Insurance Offices
For freight or passage apply on board, to
SlRHUIT ADAMS d WAYNE,
% Commercial Place
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TRENTON. ETC

Leaves on THURSDAY May 9Ist, at 5PM
| HOE ca MDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE, MILLER,s
- bau Marie Salines Landing Alabama Landing Treu-
Y Menfce and all landings Ouachtta and Black Rivers
hs9 taxing freight for BAYOU Macon Tensas and Bout Rivers
me syns through bills ed9g with privilege of reshppng
nhe pessehgeT ateamer Judge Fletcher, Harry Watts
MASTER J. w. Smith cerk leaves as above For fresbt
or passage apply board or to
RIPLEY BRO, Al Front street
NO DOEOHUE, TchOupitoplas street
GEO. ID. HITE 81 Gravier street
VtR3INIUS g. DENIZEI Advertising Agent
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REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Leaves on THURSDAY, juno 7th, at 5PM
EOR JEFFERsOE, sNITHLAND, BENTON
Port Caddo Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Eeore st
Maurice, Cotle Alexandria, Nomans Barhn's and all way
landings Red RiverThe splendid Hghtdraf, sdewheo
passenger steamer
AIittIe stephens,
MAURICE LANGHoRNE Master NJ, n. CARPENTER
VIII leave as above
Shippers rely the Nittie Stephens leaving thu
above days regularly and taking freight at the lowest gont
rates For freight passage APPLY on board,
vrRGINIUs Q. DENTzEb, Advertising Agent
" ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT PACKET LINE
- -'ea every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at SRA
H. WREvEPORT, GRAND BAYOU
O'su1''a' oaill' Grand Ecore Alexandra, Norman
anu al wa, laudiugs-Th magnificent steamer
Aouts Dor, Cheney . rnsor master. aY.ba,,a
W. T. Boardmeu master; Natfo,,,, siobara srno.+ ma.
ter will leave Us above, as per schedule:
LOUIS DOR. ArAp.u.
W tsdirasgs april nI "; Saturday April %,
saturday May H. snt1r,ia 3sp Il my X .
Wednesday, MAY %, Wednesday ia No. ~, On
Saturday, June O. RatTrdeg u Ji,,1 ~ y %
Wednesday, June 49, Wednes2av IN iTHo 2D
saturday, June %. SoturdSy, IT, ~ 80
''9ey, VuiJ ,. Wednesday Jrls IL
NATIONAL
Wednesday, April 70. "Wednesday June6
Saeiftay, May .. Saturday, June 10,
neuhesdsy, May IT, Wednesday, June n
Saturday, May 25. Saturday, July
For freight passage apply on board or to
SlNN9TF, ADAMS q WAYNE. % Commercial Place
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CINCINN .ATI.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 2sth inst, et p M
E0R CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ALL
IL intermediate launugsThe and elegant passenger
steamer Amazon, H. j. Vinton master, II, d, Crane,
clerk; will leave above For freight apply
board, or to A. BRITTON, Agent,
Front street.
The Amazon takes freight for AL the Bends
VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEI, Advertising Agent
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HONDURAS.
10 sail THURSDAY, 3lzt inst
FOR BELIEE, CHoNDURASy AND RUAT4N
= 4sland-The regular packet screw steamship Exact,
Captain H0WEs will all as above from Post It, First Dis
tict, on THURSDAY, 3lst inst, punctuay at F. H. going
first to Belize and returning New Orleans by way Ruaan
This superior steamship offers unusual facilities shippers
freight and has fine scoommodaonso for cabin sesrage
passengers.
Insurance effected at the lowest rates.
For freight passage apply
PERKINS d HERSEY
s JONES, Agents,
26 Carondelet street, New Orleans La
". s. CAREY. gent at Belize. Honduraa
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sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

1866 SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT 1890,
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS Is DAY PACKET
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AMAZON FOR CINCINNATI. - This new an6
splendid passenger packet, Captain Il. j. vintor
commander, and Mr.. FL. D. Crane in the
Office, leaves to-day at P, M, for Memphis, Cairo
Louisville and Cincinnati, connecting with the
railroads for all points East and West. We cheer.
fully commend this packet to our friends and the
public generally. She is staunoh and safe
steamer, with fine passenger accommodations.
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MALL
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He prepares remedies for Ague, Feves, Dshss, Dyser
terry Biousness Weakness, Humours Female Obstruction
Irregularities etc-promptly effcacious and rsable
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SKNATH-Atthe conclusion of the Executive
Session yesterday afternoon the Senate ad-
jsurned.
In THE HOUSE.
The House agreed TO reconsider the vote by
which the bankruptcy bill was rejected nv
yeas %, nays -. After debate the bill was
again rejected, the vote on Its passage being
yeas 20, nays 73
After the announcement of the result
Mr. Conkling inquired whether notwith l.
standing the fact that a vote rejecting the bill
had been already reconsidered, a fresh motion
to reconsider the rejection OF the bill would be
in order.
The Speaker ruled that a motion TO recon
slider would not now be in order. -
Mr.. Conkling then, on leave, introduced n
bill TO establish a uniform system of bankrupt.
cy throughout the United States, laughter
and asked its reference TO he select Committee
on the bankrupt Law: and 1t was referred.
Mr.. kasson, from the Committee on Coins
and Coinage, reported bill TO authorize the
coinage OF fve-cent pieces, and, after some
discussion, the bill was read a third time and
passed. Adjourned. =
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A CORPSE STOLEN AND Observation-Disclosures
month ago, lady named Davis died in Car
Image, (lll.) of disease of the arm. The body
was buried and the next day IL was asceriainsd
That the grave had been robbed and the corpse
carried on. On wednesday the body was re-
turned In new coffin. and left unburied in
sioe OF the enclosure where il had been origin
ally INFERRED. Upon examination the body
was iound 70 be frozen hard and covered with
q thin coating Of ice. The diseased limb had
oeen cut IN several directions, and the flesh
neatly restored 70 its place. The BODY was
wrapped In sheet During the week Mr.
DAVIS received letter without any signature.
post-marked at HANNIBAL, Mo, in which the
writer states that, being a surgeon, and Iearn-
ing that the deceased had died OF a very un-
usual and complicated disease, he had deemed
h or suffcient Interest 10 the cause OF medical
science TO justify the disinterment OF the body
ana an examination into the cause of the
disease. The writer says thar having made
tne examination, he had caused the body 70
oe returned, and apologies for not interring
II, on the ground that the earth was frozen so
hard as TO forbid IL
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~Hyde, the Mormon, was refused a legal
divorce in England on the gronnd that Nor
mon marriage is no marriage NJ all. A Nor
mon has hitherto been considered q very much
married man.
S-The Buffalo street railroad company is
insolvent. and iis property in the hands OF q
receiver What cost el75,Op is offered for
sS0,OOO with no takers.
~The new bonnets in New York which are
small that they would be Invisible N thew
Were not 90 queer, cost from SIS 10 $50 each
s%One of the graduates from Oberiin Col-
leee, ONO, this year was born slave in this
city, hired her time, bought her freedom and
prepared herself for the collegiate course.
~A terrible tornado. which recently visited
lndians, also extended In 20 Southern Illinois.
Ii is estimated that not less than q thousand
persons were killed and injured BY H. y.
srsOur Mutual Friend" brings Dickens
between fiye and ten thousand pounds.
RThe colored people who are raising cot
ton along The Mississippi have resolved 70 pa
tronize only thcse steamboat lines winch treat
them as eqnal with the whites.
SThe Mobile Register hints thar General
Lee may yet be President Of the United Statee.
81 Dr. Winsted has been held in 81 900 bonds
for trial on charge or seduciug an orphan eirI
residing at Enfield, Ct. He - a married man
and about 10 years old. rl.5E 49,,
: - The Radical majority has fallen frovr
d'Go to 500 In one year, in CINCINNATI VI"
SAn English Journal con tain. an 49,.
tssment thai pew IN a certain church ia 10 ae
! s0Anna Dicki.lson refused 10 r,,ro,,
botel in Illinois which has re,ec,sS r..
Dourias-a particular friend OF hers. she said
"A married lady In Bird eeport Or. toos |.
dose OF medicine 70 produce an abortion. snS
airr lonr Gays OF intense suffering died IN
freaa agony. - :, = : y - !.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
8kOVkR'S NEW fREATEk,
PeansyfvaDia avenue. near Wfllards Hossi.
LEONARD GROVER Directon
LEONARD GROvER-.-O d. HESS.

8kOVkR'S NEW fREATEk,
PeansyfvanAs avenue. near wtllardb Hossi.
LEONARD GROVER d OO.............-.. Director
LEONARD GR0VER-...-O d. HESS.
LAST qHsss qHssErp E i SE 9e9ssv
essmpied BIZ Of 4s.rsesen s .hf inSoIsins aSS the
and. ne1ss p .everai %e.i., VI of sr. HfB T. ER%B.
Mr. Q S. FOSTER has kindly volunteered, and
VII appear IN connection with all the Favorites
THffss This tSSsssssd tSsssss.sd.y. EVENING, April IL, 1885,
THE OCTOROON;
After ~hieh hbh MI f FRANk Al LhWH5k will reci.e
Buchanan sfrsff sassp.ks C.Issr-ssd ksbE fsem Of
TO e0nelna TIE s &fSo%sF ID %ssFRsHs fsT's OF
fRfpHY Si&RT, BENEFIT Of IL mR f'R. LHas LssIHr
WASHINGTON THEATER.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS,
POSITIVELY LAST MIGHT BUT THREE OF
NINE GHI0NI AND SIG. sUsINI'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
including all the great artists who have per ormed
this winter at the Opera House, New Orleans, for
ferty consecutive Grand Opera Nights with un-
MAN STRAKOSCH... DIRECTOR
THIS wednesday, EVENING, April IL, 1866,
THIRD GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
First time in several of Verdi's Grand Opera
LA TRAVIATA.
MADAME GHI0NT, sIGNORI ERRANI AND
MAHCUsI in the princi pal roles.
FULL CHORES AND ORCHESTRA,
Musical Director and Conductor. +. ROSA
Thursday, LUCREZIA BORGIA.
Friday, LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOoR.
Saturday, IL TROVAT0RE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes. (contaiping seats l.... . g 10
Orchestra ana Balcony Chairs 2
Dress Circle and
Reserved sests in Dress Circle 80 cents extra
Seats and Tickets for either night may be OBJ
taiDed at hetZerOtt's Music Store daily from 9 q
m till D. m, and at the Theater on the evenings
Of perform ance.
Chickering'S Pianos are used at tho Opera
Doors open st7h; Opera Commences ats. 1t
CANTERBURY.
Oerner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GIoRGE LEA Proprietor
FIRST WEEK OF THE SPRING SEASON.
ALL NEW PEKFOkmERS.
f'r''"eek Z La snf PETIT i@riT' SsSGEI6. SsGIast
who will execute his Chef d'Euore called Zsmpi-
l@rOststiOn, or Flying Thr.ssa the Air.
NIB. E. DONALDSON,
The reno o~ned French Acrobat
MILE FORESrEEL
MISS LIZZIE DONALDsON,
The great Slack w wire g, Asce e nsionist.
WIN "'' KiMKA AND L{ SWIssE.
By request, MuLLIGAN will remain.
The greatest Of Ethiopian Co. edians
A Comic Pant-mime entitled } ,CK ROBIN
SON AND HIS MONKEYS will conclude the per-
formance. ap9
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X l D" Z L I ss. : D .li.s,l y RsoS,
Dealers IN all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANGINGs, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES. ..
Suitable for Parlers, Halls. Dining Rooms, &c.
Also, on hand, fine assortment Of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS ,RUsTIC BLINDS,
PICTURE CORDS AND rAssELs,
All OF which they sfer at the lowest cash prices.
Al work In their line executed on the most res.
sSnspTy teTms am at short notice. in the city or
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
367 D STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BbILpING,
bet. 9Th and 10th sts., opposite Seaton Hall,
JOHN Washington. D. O.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS,
OF W ashington. regret the necessity i'm poeed
snnoInoe to patrons that we are Obliged to "a.
vance our price to the following rates, from snd
Customers using daily 100 lbs. and over, rs cents
1:ns daily g lss cen. per pound
GGn:,SmsIs nsiins dsI{ lSs, 10 cents ps!dsy
customers o''ns s4 sisBisTrsssss Ss fsrss sss asS g.,
TTA4ETEE VA pawG;9 wG;49EY,
Wa.hinaton, March soth, 1855. fnb e,.1ot
WIHAvK JUST RECEIVED ONR 10 crop
one nv MASON 4 HAMIN caBfsfTSIHr
Il: 81 .npsris. nsss aRS
sSd s.sm,rs Rste organists and amsteurs to sail
Mason amlin are the on, manufactures. ~
the eelebraled Cabinet Organ, All other instru,
menus OF inc e. e. s!Fsz lRetsFist l9SSs.'i0n' SS.
..x No. 3lS Pa Avenue.
Ngu between 9th and 10th
HEhmn nVSI S2kpS r6l& la&&TkAGT BUOHU AND IN
eate disorders. In al their stage at tte eIrss
little or no change IN diet, NO ineon venss.cS A.
no eIlosrre: It's pleasant in taste And odor Nm.
mediate tn tts scsion, and ffes from Iii inS,fioss
lust RECEIVED,
j. -, FREkH ,sUPPLYoF omit. 81 o..
= a oHoUOLATE CBKAMs. 9lioa. la1
N. W. BURCHELL
mn nu Corner 18th and streets
- RANDALLBL SHIP HUeBANDRY.-Raa.
~ ealls Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry. psld On
Di,esses Of Cattle. psad 2 AmerleAa ,0aftie Doe.
Pc Sssia,s tSsir dissssss Jsnpiss sed
Sasey Natural Hhtery of the Or I.ihs.
b nnA roudqg 2 bsins TRAh0k TAILOR.
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NEGROES VoTISG IN WIsCoNsIN-At the
Charter election AZ Milwaukee on Tuesday the
regular Democrruc ucket, with one or two
exceptions, was elected. ]. ]. Talmadge, who
Is Honsioereda a johnson Republican, was re-
a.scted. There was no Repu blican ticket run.
inns being the hrst opportunity given the
SoI1Ieo people 70 vote since the Supreme Court
declared them voters, some precautlop was
taken 10 prevent epy disturbance, but no one
seemed disposed 70 question their right and
tner votes Were peaceahly deposited side by
SIDE with the white mans. There was not as
many at the polls az there would have been
with Republican ticket
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

III wIRE ANS
IL. from Philadelphia -
CELEBRATED LADIES' Shoes
AGENCY4e5 nth STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
large assortment of Ladies' Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
eonsfAntly on hand.
Sc Is en- G seHON. Sole Agent.
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CASE OF CHOLERA IN RIcHMoNp.-The
Richmond Wing Of Tuesday says: aNight
before last, abs ut nine o'clock, Miss Palmer,
occupying rooms at the house OF ex. Mayor
Saunders. was taken Suddenly i'll. No notice
iirabout three o'clock in the morning when
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders went into her room
and saw that she was dangerously III. DR.
soon on the spot, but was unable 70 do any
good. At nine o'clock she died. The doctor
That attended her pronounced the disease as
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WASHINGTON CITY LOAN OFFISE
LEVI B.DE WOLFF. w
No.'S71 Penna. avenue. between ~ andO "
6th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin, Of Balti.
more, has opened ONCE for the purpose Of
LoANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on oil kinds Of Merchandise, such a. Diam onds,
Gold and Silver Watches, siiverwars. Guns, Pts
tolls. Gentlemens and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of all descripti bought and sold.
Bssiness strictly confidential. ...,
~ Private entrance adjoining. fe a0-3ms
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- The Springfield Republiean .elIs Of a cit-
izen there who beat his brother with shovel,
knocked his wife down and turned his mother
ont Of doors. Unplsssapt style Of 3 family
man that. ~ - -,.i -sa .''.a - FT d II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-11

GAHDEs AND rEEGss EESwts e! SEEDS FRUIT
Respectfully cali. i { the attention q III. public to
o.. Sr shi .s.son
the hnsst quality. From his long experience-3
st sesa esn wsrr.n them sssn
fully equal 70 those he has had the pleasure Of sup
Ssss h tn. no,.,
gne E1fiS hHr 'na TkEEs sh Hi,or.,,
grown, consisting q Pear, standard and dwsrfJ fJ
f1p sssr sassry Apricot ~ ssst,5ss s b c,Ss &c
Srsse.; strswberries, Rs.pberriss. Blsckberries,
shade Trees, Everersens. Roses, Dahlias, Phox.
esverbenas. .Geraneau, and other bedding plants
With sisIythins pertaining to the nursery busi.
ness All % moderate prices
hn-eoia ss2 IN 3sN Street., sASa osar Il.
WATCHES, - -
.. DIAMONDS.
JEWELRY,
sILvER-wARE, &c.
reduction in price, corresponding to
THE HEAVY DEoLINE IN GOLD.
NV. GAIT q BROTHER
Offer their entire stock Of
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEwELRY,
>. sILvER.wARE. &c
AT greatly reduced rates.
Their stock was never more com plete, and In of
fered 1T great reduct ton from former prices.
NV GAIT BRO, Jewellers.
ap26t 334 Penna. avenue.
GRrAr BAReAIss Psss6s ~ SECOND HAND
One almost ne. four round corner octave Hal
let Davis PIANO, SZs.
0nesS octave Bacon Raven, sns: R
ene6 octave Steward, 475.
L gne6 octave Loud d Co, $50.
n ne above Planes are all in best order, and will
PIANOS n ssS IS. on hand the largest stock Of NE"
G. MErzERerr q co.,
al. NO SIe "a av:, bet 9Th and 10th sts.,
Sole Agency Of Steinwayb Planes and Mason 4
| hsmhn sOabinet Organs. NH q
Rs,,,..., =. rios a yAH.1, -.
TfsE ssa %HfEs fsSoS 100; Js; ard
and GRAVEL k0Ofs put on in tb.s VEN hs.t
manner, of the very bsst m massrial and "A rns
shoites notice At yeIy moaerste prices " -
lion Is..s, R1o!ise AAfERIALs on Assa. = 6:
| HELMBOLDs IxTRACT 8UoHO i've Ss,les
DsB nSS nbSGa 30 2 sss Ssd
gmptems, and u no trestnent issubmitfsd ., eoS
sonntson. issanity or eDtleptie ats ensas. no
| "A NOBLE LIFE. By the author Of John H.u
a faa; ! vol, wive. and Dsuehtefs, By Hrs.
sss:x R 18TH; c0'' Ais n,Ss sssssi
,t Lss III GS,,,ns;s vols The Bsltoa Astats by An
fsbs -II'-. sp: FRANCE rAYL0R, e.
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