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From SaVanuah---TriaI of James w.
Duncan.

New YORK, May 7.-Savannah adviccs
of the Sd received. The trial of James W.
Duncan for alleged cruelty to Federal pri-
SoncrS at AndcrSonvillc has been brought
to a close. The Commission has deter
mined upon the findings and sentence,
which will not be made public until passed
upon 10y the department commander.
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Execution at Ratayia. n. y.

BATAVIA, y. Y, May 4.-Levi Mayhem
was executed this afternoon for the muir
der OF Theodore Durham. The condemned
uan confessed ut the gallows the justice
Of his sentence, and warned the spectators
~ heed the admonition of their parents,
aud thus escape the fate that had betallen
him. Mayhcrr died with tirnneSS and with
very little apparent suffering.
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As>auI: Oh an officer of the Freed
mems Bureau.

NACoN, Ga, May AT Augusta, yes
to-day, James Tant made Il brutal assault
.r"n Captain Bryant, of the Frcedmen's
bulrdu, striking him several times over
The head, and stunning him. The assault
VAS utterly unprovokcd, and, as UNDER
,'and, grew out of some offence taken by
I'ht at Captain Bryant's action in rcfc-
renee to the attempt of the colored
Hcoplc to decorate the graves of the Union
dead with flowers. Tant was arrested and
hr.d 10 bail 10 appear before the Record
cr'o Court on Friday.-F6aneys Chronicle.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT GENERAL Con-
FERENCE.-This body, in session at George
town, has resolved to hold its next meeting
at Montgomery, Ala. Rev. John X.
Nichols was on Saturday enrolled as re-
preventative from Maryland. Rev. }. I.
Murray presented the report of the book di-
rectory for the last eight years. The report
shows steady increase of business in that
department, and vote of thanks was ten
dered the directory for their successful
management. Rev. J. I. Murray was re-
elected editor OF the Methodist Protestant.
Rev. J. J. Murray, President of the Mary
land Annual Conference Rev. William
McGee, President of the Virginia Confer
encc Rev. +. l.. B. Shaver, President OF
the Alabama Conference, and Rev. I. II.
Pcgram, President of the North Carolina
Conference, were appointed committee
to wait on President Johnson To ascertain
if it would be his pleasure TO receive the
Conference as body.
The remainder of the day was occupied
in disposing Of subjects relating to church
affairs, such as reports of committees, &c.
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The Murderer PrObst Makes Full
Confession.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Probst has made
full confession to his priest of all the
murders of the Decring family, common
cling with Cornelius Cary, the hired boy.
His account of the murders agrees with
the general belief that he had no accom-
ulicp
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4 IsobIDer Killed.

Macon, GA, May last night a man
named Mccormick attempted to rob Mr..
Jo'u Harrington in his house, when the
Latter seized Il double -barrelcd shotgun
amt shot the would-be robber dead. At
the examination before the Justices Court
Harrington was discharged.
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New York Markp cts.

New YORK, May Flour advanced 10
@2Oc. Wheat advanced l@2c. Corn dull
at Sl@S2c. Beef firm. Pork excited and
unsettled. Lard firm at 1S1s@22lac.
Cotton duh sales 10000 Q20O y bales at
3i@35c. Sugar firm. Naval stores firm.
Gold. 1888,
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TOBACCO FAIR IN LoUIsvILLE.-A Ma
tionaI Tobacco Fair will be held at Louis
Vile, KY, on the 2Sth and 10Th of this
month. The following States, besides
others, will be represented: Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
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Arrest of EXPRESS Robbers.

NV York, May 5.-Four persons, in
,luding one railroad brakeman, implicated
in the robbery of the Adams Express Com
pluy on the 9th of January last, were ar
rested yesterday and held for trial.
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Rev. C. G. Cross, of Richmond, eide
hvered an impressive sermon I" in Balti-
more, on Sunday last, on the occasion of
the dedication of a new church erected by
the German Evangelical Luther Emanuel
congregation. So says the SIN.
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GENERAL GRANT INDEPENDENT OF RAIL
RoADs.-The Baltimore Sun says; Lieuten-
ant General U. S. Grant, accompanied by
Representative Washburne, of Illinois,
reached this city on Saturday from WASH.
ington, having driven o pair of fine horses
over the turnpike In less than FIVE hours.
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FINANCIAL AND ComxERCIAL.
MONDAY, May 7, 1866


The Baltimore papers speak Of panic
in Wall street on Saturday, caused by the
failure of the Merchants National Bank in
Washington city but the Sunday Heralds
money article makes no mention Of it. In
New York, Saturday, the money market
showed no new feature; and loans were
freely made at 5 U cent. on railway secu-
rites, and 4G4h on governments. Ba-
lances were offered near the close of bust
ness at 4. First-class commercial paper, at
sixty days, was discounted at sac y cent,
and long date at 667. Gold opened at de-
cline from the closing quotation of Friday
evening, but gradually became frmer,
closing at 1874. Loans were made at "a
4 q cent. for carrying and at 3 q cent. for
borrowing; but the majority of transac-
tons were without interest. There was a
larger export of treasure than usual to
Europe by Saturdays steamers, the total
'aggrcgating 1901, 5l5, of which about $780,
900 was in bar gold and silver.
Foreign exchange was steady at 1901
for bankers bills on England at sixty days,
and lOs34@1O9 for commercial, but the
transactions were light.
In New York, to-day, gold closed at 1888.
In this city, to-day, the buying price of
gold was l26; selling, l27. Silver, 100
buying 122 selling. Virginia registered
bonds, 49,; coupon, 6S; Richmond City
bonds, 70; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
bonds, 65; Virginia Central, CT; Rich
mond and Danvillc Railroad, 60; North
Carolina bonds, S312.
According to Mr.. Freeman Clarke, the
actual receipts for the first nine months of
the present fiscal year have been as fol-
lows:
Customs (coin). Sl2s s61 sis
Mis Mis-; premium on gold, etc., s7,lSasO9
Actual aggregate receipts to April H.. $40, OIL 2s2
The same ratio for the remaining three
months will make the aggregate for the
year $540,000,000, without including the
income tax now being assessed and to be
collected within the present fiscal year !;
which added, will swell the amount to
Sj6O,0OO,00O.
The Treasurer of the United States holds
possession of the following Government
securities: AS security for circulating
notes of national banks, bonds valued at
1921 1882, 200; as security for deposits OF
public moneys with national repositories,
$50, 1l1,5O0. Total securities held, $685.
Ol7,2OO.
There are one thousand six hundred and
fifty national banks, the circulation of
which amount to S27O,519,75S aggregate
authorized capital, sll4,4iG,479.
The receipts from internal revenue last
week amounted to SS,30i ,3lS.2l.
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The FENIAN TRoUBLEs.-The New York
papers report continued wrangling among
the Fenians in that city, and one of them
mentions rumor that, in consequence OF
the failure of the whole concern, Mr..
O'Mahoney has become insane.
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Reports from the Cholera Ships mt
New York.

NEW YORK, May THE report from
the hospital ship at quarantine today
states that one new case of cholera oc-
CURED Saturday, and five new cases yes
tcrday, from the steamship Virginia. One
hundred and twelve cases are in the hos
pit1l
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The BALTIMORE FAIR.-We are pleased
to learn that one thousand dollars have
been sent by 'thc Baltimore COMMITTEE
on Distribution" to the Rev. n. A. Oke-
son, OF st. Paul's Church in this city, for
the benefit of destitute Confederates.-
Norfolk Day B0ok.
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DIsGRACEFuL CoNDuCT.-A party of black
ficndS, who 90 to one of the trccdmcn'S
schools in the vicinity, lately forced their
way into Providence Church, and not con-
tent with firing bullets through the pulpit,
actually covered the entire pulpit and
church with obscene drawings and vulgar
words too shameful for uttcrancc. We
spare our readers any description, through
motives of personal regard for them and
Sci-rcSpcct for ourselves! Violence and
crime of every description are SO often
INDUCED in by Il few Of these colored
wrctchcS, since their emancipation, that
we put to our readers and to ourselves this
question, care we to stand with folded
arms and quietly submit to such outrageS
Where is the law ?-NortoE Day .Boot.
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Murder in the Second Degree.

ALBANY, \. Y, May 5.-Gcorge +. Cor
don. who was charged with the murder of
owen Thompson, OF Scloharic, was to-day
found guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced to imprisonment for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN EARL Rus
SELL AND Mr.. BANCR0FT.-Lord Russell
has, we hear, written letter to Mr.. Ban
croft, called ont by some of the state
ments made in Mr.. Bancroft's address on
President Lincoln. Mr.. Bancroft has
answered Lord Russell. The correspond
ence will be given to the public on Mon
day.-Ne,r York Post Of Saturday.
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PROPERTY REsToRED.-Wc learn that
The Methodist Church at Winchester,
which had been taken possession Of by the
military for the use Of the old Baltimore
Conference, has been restored to the
Church South.--SLepherdsto,on Register.
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Auburn, May 4.-PcSt, who poisoned his
rdr, near this city, about three months
>nr", and who was under arrest for the
nr.mr, committed suicide this morning 10y
cutting lis throat with razor.
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CoLD-HARBoR CEMETERY The National
Cemetery at Cold Harbor, Virginia, was
completed on the lst of May, and dedicated
by formal raising of the stars and stripes
on the staff in the centre OF the ground
and the singing of the "Star-Spangled
Banner by those present. This cemetery
is situated on the Cold -Harbor road, on the
farm of Mrs. Slaughter, and about a half
mile from the old -Harbor house.
IbrnnicIe
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,TEST NEWS BY NAIL
,or from Europc--ArriSaio OF steam.
pcruxian-Thc steamers CITY OF
,.ninx,on and Propcntis Not fet
Heard From. .

I'll Ear from EurOpc-ArrtSaiO % Sse"s"
pcruxian-Thc steamers sitS %
..niuxton and Propcntis Not fet
ucard From. :.
r,y7urH Po,xr. May 6.--The steamship
a AN from Liverpool on the 26th, ria
81 i,m3rrry. arrived of the Point this
u nruinC. r,.
n ,rr the PropentiS, both overdue at
81 ,.r,,ol. had arrived out at the time of
Il 49,. >tiliug Of the Peruvian.
Il GREAT BRITAIN.
~. local authorities at various English
4 have received Government instruc-
\ :, take precautions against cholera.
r,rt;,,l interest centres in the fate OF
Reform hill. 4 division is expected on
1 Wv. ,,nrajuc al the 2Sth. Owing 10 the
...tioo from the Liberal ranks, or the
....,.iur of several Liberals owing their
,..,ion 10 bribery, the estimates OF the
,:r,,irrial majority have dwindlcd into
,rs.> while the opposition journals assert
go. there. will he an actual majority
..,,i,,,f the iin. The O,rl says, in the case
- IN absolute defeat, the ministry will I'M
rrliatcly resign. II they have only a
,..all majority, some of their MINISTER'S VIII
r,,i~,. while others will assist in forming n
coalition ministry in conjunction with
Lord Stanley, Mr.. Walpolc, Mr.. Henley,
and others.
The London star calls for dissolution
Of Parliament and an appeal to the coun-
nv in case the ministry are defeated.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Private kilograms to the Paris Nonhe'T'
assert that pacific arrangements have been
Effected between Austria and Prussia, the
latter Power asserting to the Austrian pro
,o>al Tor a mutual disarmament.
The GneDttc, of Barranca, confirms this in
diligence, asserting that AL danger OF war
in Germany is removed.
The Paris Constitutional accepts the
arN> ~ substantially correct.
\ Berlin telegram says that the reports
d.. a treaty of alliance between Prussia
and Italy are absolutely unfoundcd.
10y telegraph Ia Londonderry
Lwl5n, April 27.-Thc latest adyiccs
received from Germany state that Prussia
uAjcctSto the diSarming OF her forces while
Austria continues To- maintain her arma-
.arutS on the Italian frontier.
LATEST COMMERCIAL ADvICES.
liverpool, April RELATIONSHIPS of
the week $4,000 bales, including 10000
bales to spectators and "a 900 bales to ey-
puyicrS. The market opened firmcr with
am advance of sd. T. on American,
.,,;ch was partially lost, closing at an add
vance on the week Of t,@ld. Il III on fair
aud mddling qualities. The sales of Fri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08
CLUNY LACE COLLARS,

CLUNY LACE COLLARS,
with a full assortment OF LACE
CIRCLES AND CAPEs, in the
most elegant variety and Of select
ed styles, recently received from
Europe, are now opening at the
store of J. STEENBoCK & CO.,
1879 and III Main street
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The General Conference Of the Episc6-
pal Methodist Church adjourned finally on
the Sd instant.
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DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED lsle,

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED l<s,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
RosEwooH2, PIASos, MELoDE s}S YISi OIL
DIAMOND PINS, DIAMOND RINGS.
eS Sksr RsAc kassst G 1gT k.v W.
AND CANEo LADIEg SITS
aI 3skRpssiIys SinH SS.D
rEEs4 ssS NH sRF ss2i ssssgD'
GOLD RINGS, &c.,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION Is made in the following manner:
p'T m ss sifh 'isf iof
Es OF a 6sDEs
%; Ef' to :. ,
S sss s1 .:as Sss s :: :s s:
ass 2 Is
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
which they need not pay until Il Is known what u
drawn, and Its value. Entire satisfaction guaEan.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
sinai and largest GIFT ASSOCIATION in the eoun-
try We are therefore enabled 10 send PINEk
AID SbfEfR sRzE 70 ssI sa
lishment Of the kind. The business continues TO
be conducted In fair and honorable manner. ana
large and greatly increasing trade Is proof that
our patrons appreciate this method Of obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
very large number OF valuable prizes To al part. Of
tho country. Those who patroniIe rs win receive
hs a sa nSh q ss han onsy ana
there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
mediatsly sent to any address by return mail o.
express.
abIs prises roSs the Rarek. ana hsvs
kindly allowed tho use OF their names. Many
other names might be published, were we permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom, House, Ph,lsdslpAla,
Penn, oil Painting. value, 500; James nsrsrsrss'
500; 3. =, Jones, Barrett, Mashall county. Kan
u.s. hsIode95 y nn1' $sSe P. .1hs sI Byn
Piano, value, $3.50 Mrs. C. J. Nevis, Rinirs. NY,
Piano, value, $500; Miss Lney J.psway, Mp!ra.
sso p'" 1si%s; a Ssess u xisH, Comply
@ VssRs x.la s.n ss Rowland P.,.si.sn Con-:
Ing, value, floO; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Spring.
field, Mass, Melodeon. value, alsS; James 4; DeS-
value, also; Mrs. James Ely ~ Wooster street.
corner Bleeeksr, New York. on Painting, valve,
800; Mrs. j. G. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Silver Castor, value, $40 DR.. r. Sinclair, No.
Main street, Utica, N: Y. Framed Engr.yinE'
value, t2s; Hon. Luther Dstmold, Washington D.
Letters from various parties through ont the. coun.
try, acknowledging the receipt Of very vaiuable
gifts. may be seen on ole At orr once.
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without REGARD TO Value. and NOT 10 be Paid JoS
Until yos KnOU Ohat yos will Rscsfus.
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NEW AND SUPERB ORGANIZES.
MAGNIFICENT ORGANIZES.
Our new PARIS ORGANIZES have
arrived, and we have now in store
the most splendid goods ever seen
in this city-the newest Partisan
styles-whiCh have been pro-
nounced by the ladies unprece-
dented in briliancy of color,
chasteness in design, and superior
ity in fabric. They challenge
UNIVERSAL ADMIRATION.
ELEGANT ORGANIZES
ELEGANT ORGANIZES! at
]. STEENBOCK & CO.'S,
date of San Ant ohio, Texas,)
No. 1879 and III Main street
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MACON COTTON MARKET, NAY |.

We are unable to give any correct quota
tons in cotton. The recent heavy decline
in Liverpool has entirely unsettled the
market, and there are no buyers at any
thing like fair prices. Twenty cents could
he obtained for middling.-JoTnm.
AUGUSTA MARKET, MAY 3-P. VI.
CoHon.-Thc market is somewhat I'M
proved to-day, with a fair inquiry. Sales
were made at 24G25c. for middling TO strict
middling: and from - to 26c. for strict to
good middling
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
We have distanced all competition
in the variety, character, and price
of goods and determined to main.
tain our envable reputation as the
CHEAPEST STORE IN RICH
MOND, we shall open every day
NEW GOODS from New York auc-
tions, which we are now purcha-
sing for GOLD!
BY EVERY EUROPEAN STEAMER
we shall receive large invoices Of
DESIRABLE GOODS direct from
manufacturers, and We pledge our
selves that our prices shall be as
low as the same goods can be
bought for in New York, Boston,
or Philadelphia, and we respect
fully ask all purchasers to call at
j. STRENB0CK & CO.'S,
(ate of San Antonio, Texas,)
my st Nos 1879 and III Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

SPLENDID PIANO COVERS,
and a choice selection of TABLE
COVERS, at prices which suit the
times and meet the wishes of pur-
chasers, and please the fastideOus
and economical, at
]. STEENBoCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos 1872 and Ill Main street.
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CATTLE.

In the cattle market, beef is scarce and in de-
mand at from 81. GlOc., gross.
Sheep are also in demand, averaging s@sc., gross,
for shed sheep. There are no wool sheep in the
market.
Beef retails at l5@aOe. u D.. Mutton retails at
l5625c. u b.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour and wheat
firm. Corn active and firm: white, S5GS6c.;
yellow, S3@S4c. Oats firm. Provisions
huoyant. Sugar quiet. Whisky dull.
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ANOTHER VETO.

The President will undoubtedly veto
the Colorado State bill. The policy of
Congress is to disfranchiSe eleven States
and cnfranchise certain bogus Territories,
and thus to pcrpetuatc their two-tmrds
power. If they can get a number of Radi-
cal Senators by dividing Tennessee and
admitting several more Territories, they
will probably do it.-Sln.
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WHO Is CHEATED -!

1t is said, but it is not known with how
much truth, that the two embryo Senators
for Colorado have promised their adhesion
to both Radicals and Conservatives in case
they get in.
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DAGLAND Il CO.,
IL, LUMBER DEALERS, FIYTExNrH srRKkr,
Offer for sale
900, 900 feet i II, u. and sineh PINE rof hses.
50, 900 feet i !, IA and 9 inch y: 8; WI. TE PINE;
"a 600 No HEART Cypress SHINGLES,
100 600 No sCYPRESS SHINGLES,
OAK LUMBER. assorted siIes !;
HEART GARDEN RAILS,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed;
JoIsTs and sCANTLIN0, II 70 - feet long !;
HUBS, HOUNDS, 6P0KRe, and
FELL0ES, for wagons, &c.
NEW COAL or WOOD CART
BILL TIN BER
cut at short notice on favorable terms.
NH l6-2m t t. RA9LANU co.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
il existing between BROADDUS &TALIAfERRO
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business eArrisd On BY the above Arm viii
be continued by me-. STAIRS, HAND-RAlLlN9e,
Sc,, fabricateda At short notice. All orders lsn q
my shop, on franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall, win meet with promp. attention. ,>,s
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Brral>tuh,.-Thc market is active and
Aomiually unchanged.
pgNi,ion>.-Thc market closed dull.

london, April 27.-Consols closed at
ssh. u>7 lor money. The weekly returns
.i the Bank OF England show Il decrease in
InlIiou of t33, 900. United States five
twrlti.S closed at 706701I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22
DIED..


WALkER. On the 2lst instant WILLIAM
mALh Eh, In the 4sth year OF his age, formerly Of
Prince George . county, Md VI
his f1neral viii take place at his residence near
1ufn ~. Mlls, montgomery county, Nd, on Sunday.
the Sd instant, at 10 o'clook o. m.
pG9kbIER OF Ptheria, on the 2lst instant,
hOB1kT JACKSON, youngest son Of Andre
J. and Lusy b. Collier, aged eight months and
II friends and relatives of the family ara 8,
yited to attend the funeral, from the residence Of
ms parents NO; gaS 4th street. on to-morrov
tSundsy y the sd instant, at 8 o clock o. m
BRYAN: At 10 this morning, I'D inst, DAN.
The fu neral will take place from the residsncs
OF his soD-in law, Judge Wylie, at 2 O'Clock M -
to morrow, Sunday y sd inst. - 49,
TRAY. On the 77d inst. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
after few hours Illness, Mrs. Rita TRAY, in
the 18th year Of her age.
Her relatives Ana friends are respectfully in
vtted to attend the funeral, from her late resi-.
dence: No. $50 sth street, Navy Yard, at ten
o CLOCK MONDAY morning.
Baltimore and New York papers please cepy L
SENGSTACK. On the 2lst instant, WILLIAM
g.. infant ION Of o. A. and Mary J. Ssngstack,
baltimore Sum please copyl
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"HlTBHURsT GALLERY, All PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.-Prices reduced so per cpnt-Vionetts
formerly sold at s6 per dozen reduced TO 81;
Tor Jour full length, including frame, only 81
See his Christmas presents, at low prices
=. G.. MILLS, Photograpber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

ATTENTION, LADIRs!-Iust received at the
New \ ork Dollar GIFT Store, i36 Pennsylvania
avenue, another lot of thUse splendid goods
ot Jewelry, Silyer-Plated Ware, Jet Goods
Toys, &c, all the new styles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

EDMONSTON-HILLIARD At the Ohrrcb of
Ascepslon, Dec II 1856, by the Rev. B. W. Low
~ al OF this city. Nofcsrds. baltimore
HAIARD-sILENOE. On Thursday, the aeth
Inst; bS kev ! y. Smith, Mr.. LEOPOLD A, s.
Washington, d. U. '
R0B6RTs0H-YOKEM. On the 10th instant
to MARGARET YoKEM, OF McDonoueh. Del
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a SURE PILE CURE--Dr. GiIberts Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
plies Sent by mail on receipt OF 81 Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano, Mana.
ger, NO. 90 broadway, New York. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

Ho' FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS re-
celved at the New York Dollar Gift Store.
$50 Pennsylyania avenue, all the new STYLES
OF Jet Goods, Neck Chains, FOB Chains.
Bracelets. Sleeve Buttons &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

BASE BALL AND SKATORIAL HBADQUAR-
TERs.-We advise all those Interested IN the
Skating clubs and the Base Ball clubs OF
washington to call on Mr.. X. A. Cronin
pennsylvania avenue, north side I'd door from
l3th stree I, where they can obtain everything
aPpertainIng to Skates and Skating and Base
Balls and Balling.