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BIZ JANIS Q. MeGuIKl . CO.. A,esaoo..r..
hGLGUToRs SALE OF STOCK.

EAECUIORS SALE OF STOCK
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nay TO- o'clk
a. the Action ksoms We win sell, the folloviaS
July, 1851, Coupon attached.
5 Orange aud Alexandra per cent Rsilrosd
Bonds Of $50 each, July 1851, Coupon attached.
Orange And Alexandria Railroad, Of S5O0 each.
Coupons OF July, 1851, attached.
Manassas Gap Railroad Der cent. Bonds of
Sl,g0 each, Coupons attached OF j My I, 1861.
Manassas Gap Railroad, S51lnAch, do.
2six per cent. Allegheny MntpE Company Bonds
o. LOO each, Coupons Of JUL J. isss, sstsehed.
Bond Of 81 CO. Co9Pen due April 1885, stsachsd.
Sl,e0, With one Coupon due Hay 1. $50.
North Missouri per cent. Railroad Bond a
Sl@, with Coupon due July I, 1S6l, attached
cent; Oertihcate OF tDdebtednsss OF Si,6oa.
City OF Hannibal per cent. Coupon Bond Of
81 700, Coupon OF June I. 1861, attached.
o Detached Coupons of Allisonis Ma npfscturing
E.shville and Chattanooga 8 per cent. Rsilrosd
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal per cent. pre-
ferred Bonds Of 81 90, each, Coupon Of July ISIS.
1 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal per cent. pre-
ferIed Bonds of $500 each, Coupon Of July isst.
Terms cash - -. -... ....
81 Shares Washington and Georgetown Rs,IrosA
Bonds Of $500 each Of the Orange ana Aisxan-
dris Railroad, coupons since ylly 1851, attached.
my7 &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auct.
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CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders of the feet sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from a. m. TO p. m, and to p.
m
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Strange, BUT TRUR.-That corns bunions.
bad nails, ETC., can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms
424 Penn. ay., between TX and 9th streets.
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Now can the winter of your discomfort be
made glorious summer by the application of a
few dollars in the purchase of a new suit at
George T.. Henning's, corner 9TH street and
Maryland avenue. One price only. WA
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ANEW STOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING GooDs
has Just arrived rs. ID. Mariow's. 3ge Penu.
sylyania avenue, near 10th street. He also
prices.
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sylvania avenue, near 10th street He also
makes to order Dress Shirts at the lowest
prices.
EXCITEMENT on the avenue near AZ street
at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store-Buttons,
Gross Sets, Heavy Curb Chains, Stone Rings,
Pins, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks-for only
one Dollar. at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue, third door
from AZ street.
SUMNER lMPoKTATIONs.-The time for sum-
mer Importations has come, and light and fan.
cy fabrics Of the loom and fingers win be in
request. Wenotice that Of these and other art.
Messrs. Armstrong, Gator e Co, Of Baltimore,
announce in an advertisement, which will be
found in another column, that they have su :.
perior supply. We notice, too, that the Balti.
more papers speak Of this firm as being enter.
prisng and energetic, and that they have re-
tablishment such house as this deserves the
attention of purchasers, and IL will be well to
give them a call. 1904
HYGIENIC WINE is used by the better class
OF people throughout Europe.
Hyglenic Wine is approved by the most emf
nent physicians of America.
Hggienic Wine 10 approved BY numerous
"Scboois OF medicine" especially by the I'm.
perial School of Medicine of Paris.
Hygienic Wine contains no alcohol or whis-
Key, but has for its base one Of the finest Of
The Medical Faculty recommend Hygienic
WINE, for il is the finest, pHrest, most delicate
and delicious of all tonics. ....... lss.'.s e
Those who try Hygiene Wine will forever
discard all the trashy preparations sold as
Bitters. f'
Dyspeptics will find a sure reliefin Hygienic
Wine. We only ask them to try 1t in order to
be convinced.
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ssis:r.en SY H. A ass fsss. l,..,. .,.nu.
SALE OF VALUABLE PB0P.
= EkTY. ET.V

By yi L. 1ss &, IN IiSsr No IT, foio: .
s1d "a. Of the Land RscorSs fer Washingten coun.
she gPSd n1s trustee viii ,, sell; E.
heenning st the southeast corner Of said Squsre,
ana running thence north On the line Of o strsss,
esst parsle With street TOO Test thence south on
line with 24d street west 70 feet 20 the beginnlnG
containing 4 800 feet more or Iees, togethsr with
the buiIdfpgi. i'm provemsntss rights and sDpurss-
nanoss 70 the ssps selonging
-.,'Tl 8 WILLI4Nh1GdsReAhKaESi ITrc 49,.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

W. AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON W.
~ BkAss AND STRING BANDS. $9k
Reconsideration % Intelligencer Building,
Piano music also furnished
Lessons given on the Violin by H. B. HOPKINS,
nay SIM Ia. HEALD. Leader and Agent.
HYGIENIo VIM.
The astonishing success attending this invaluable
WINE TONIC proves 1t to be the best ever of.
mediate, giving healthfnl tone TO the de liiitatsd
and shattered systsn; 1t stands unrfvalled as
fH iNpiaEs nfffSsff pHEsPsRss1A,
SOUR STOMACH, OPPRESSION
FEvER AND XdUf, RaEgMATIsM,
n' S.
appetizer known. As q preventative Of cholera IL
stands unrivalled. No house should be without
IL, for to prepare against IN enemy Is sure way
duce only disorders. HYGIENIO WINE reeu-
lstes the system BY gently warming the blood,
. sscTs in
For proof Of this We only ask you to try II.
HYGIENE WINE IL used throughout Europe,
approved by physicians there. and also by the
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF PARIS,
where no qusck CONGO tions, such as oil this coun
try can pass 1t i i ;Sa E LII Il Imported
tits Just the thing, posse ssing taste AND
effectusl in importing strength in all cases OF
Weakness. The ladies have bore long felt want
upop trial that il is the best and finest .BIrrERs
and TONIC in the country. Sold by all respecta-
LANBERT KAMPING,
importers and Sole Propristors.
my 46t 81 and 30 BrOadW4y, N. Y.
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BOARDING..

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD for $50 a
18th streets. mySsts
GENTLEMEN AND THEIK WIVES can be
VI accommodated with BOARD and ROOMS at
s2 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 2lst street. Gas
and water. my S-5ts
EURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR
4 gentleman and wife. single gentlemen, at
NO. ol2 st, between 4th and 5th. my 7-3ts
A PLEASANTLY FURNISHED ROOM TO
"A BENT. with Board. Also, q few Table Beard
ers taken. Apply after p. m. 355 New York
avenue, corner 10th ct. my 7-6ts
ROARpING-Two pleasant ROOMS, with
- BOA BID, can be OBJ tained at 4 SO 18th Of. bet
U ana SIS. my 4.6t'
SUMMER BOARDING HOUsE.-The Maryland
- Agricultural College Building will be opened
on On The 18th OF NAY for the reception Of
BOAReERS TO the 18th Of September. The situa
t ton is high and healthy. surrounded By forest
rooms large; A pply to MRS. A. N. GREkNHOw.
refers 10 Rev. DR.. Pinsk ney, Washington b. c.,
ington. an 2s.euIms
GABLE BOARD-At No. SO Penna. sv., near
y 2lst st. References exchanged. ap6-tf
TABLE BOARD At No. AGA 10th street, . few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms S2s per
MONTH de I6-n
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE co., Auctionsers.
CHANCRRY aAVR


BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
District OF Columbia, made in the cause Of Armand
Jarain ct al; vs.. Albertine Favfer ct al, No as3
e9uity dated May q, 1857 will offer at auction on
Wednesday the 9Th day Of May next, on the
premiees, at half past clock D. N that yalU able
property In Washington known As Favier's Squ arS
oelng Square loo. This square Is known for the
by the government but can easily be restored
1t may be divided To suit purchasers
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase rnopev
to be paid In cash and the residue in three equal
lnstalments, at 8, IL and Is months with interest
TO be secured by approved notes and Q reserved
Hen. The terms Of sale must be complied with
within one week after sale, the property NAV be
resold after one week notice. at the risk and cost
Of the first purchaser.
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost OF the DUR
chaser. WALTER g. COX Trustee
ap l6eo2w j. G. MCGUIRE co., Aucts
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED In
consequence Of the Indictment weather until WE'D
and place. w. 8. cox, Trusted
Plats of . subdivision may be obtained al the
mys j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., A.ets.
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TIE SHOOTING AFFAIR YEsTRRDAY-Don.
nelly, who was shot in the neck yesterday AT
Hurdles restaurant Is much better thisfmurn-
ing, and there is hope Of his ultimate recovery
The ball, which seems 70 have lodged behind
the right shoulder blade, has not yet been ex-'
tracted.
Yesterday afternoon, Thomas Hirst, Frank
Drew ank Frank O'Toole, who were arrested
by the Third Ward police directly after the
shooting, had hearing before Justice Thomp-
son who fined them "a each for disorderly
conduct
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RYJ. q. MCGUIRE . co.. Auetionesrs. =
LARGE SALE OF NEW rINwARE, STOVES
AND COOKING UTENSILS, STOCK OF A
DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS.

bERLER DEGIINING BusfkEss. VI
On SATURDAY MORNING, May 18th, COM
mspiIng aa - a ct;nn Resm On sns nrS. hocr
sortment Of Tinwsre. Stoves, &C., such as
Pans, Bucksts, Kettles, Coffee and Tea Pots
Boilers, poems, Forks, So,
And an assortment Of Painted Fancy Tinware.
number of new Stoves Ranges, &C., such ~
Fancy Forester, Magic Shield fH.-
Challenge, Prize. Continental, &C., ...
And Box Radi Ators, Office and Chamber Stoves.
With a variety Of Kitchen Tinwars and Cooking
Utensils. +. =
Terms cash. j. O. MCGUIRE CO.,
myS INTEL Auctioneers.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF DESIRABLE FAM
"A LII RESIDENCE.
By KILBOURN LATTA, Real Estate Brokers
q. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

On FRIDAY EVENING, llth inst, ats O'Clock, on
the premises,
We will sell, at auction, that very desirable Fami-
ly Residence, two story brick house, containing s
pleasant rooms, No. 1926 N street, corner Vermont
avenue. The lot is a feet front on n street, aud
III feet on Vermont avenue, Independent of the
back buildings. The house sets back from the
street, with pleasant front and side lot and 10 with
In one square OF lth street railroad This property
10 In one Of the pleasantest and most RAPIDLY i'm
proving portions Of the city.
Title iHdisputable. Terms cash.
klLBOURN LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers,
my 7-5t Corner 9TH and streets,
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10y w. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.

RY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH
STREET AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 10, at six
O'Clock, will sell. in front Of the premises Lot
No. 50, in square 367, on 9Th street between and
Ostreets north, fronting 26 feet 9Th street and
running back 100 feet to 30 foot alley. and inn
proved BY q small Frame Building.
Terms are One-third cash; and balance in nix
and twelve months, to be secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and
my6 W. l.. WALL A. co. ABcfs
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.

DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE SALE ON Sd
STREET WEST, BITWEEN Q AND 3
On THURSDAY. the 10th instant, ct 61S O clock
p. m, in front OF the premises, shall sell Lots
Il and Is, in square No 55l, having two two story
Frame Houses. Alss. three hne adjoining Lots
each having 20 feet front, By ITO deep.
Terms cash. $50 down when property sold
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ct cost Of
purchaser.
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-Edit0r
Star: There il a slight inaccuracy In the other.
wise correct account by your reporter Of my
remarks in reference 70 the Merchants Ma
tionai Bank, At the meeting Of the Beard Of
Trade on Monday night They were to this
efect:-My stock was purchased January 30,
1o66, and paid for by q certified check on
Maury Co., Of this city. Maury and Co.
were reimbursed for the amount drawn from
their funds by Huyck's draft ON Baltimore.
May 10 1856 JOHN r ELvASs,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT
.,e1 az srooV -, v7xT -,
= stsrs: Sold cheap; Low rent. Apply 18th
..eos, 1e.. w E0.Ho- =. s..oe. my L-M
EOk SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR In
PrinnS Genr cy r[0pe,v fAf1M, ntpsted In
acres eight miles from the CITY proyemsnts fair
land suitabl for gardening or farming It is we'll
wooded; wstsred, auS much OF II mesdov land;
between and street,. Llama INV my lsss ST.
-op 1oTo. > - - -
L near the War Department; IA rooms and cell
lar lar has been renting for 81 800 year price
Fam. House on h -.tr..t: q rsom,: ,ot .hou. .,
feet front E,SHd ,ss o 40 $o,. n.
rooms; price 1900, portion cash, balance on
time.
n A;s ss N other nssteisss Houses for sale
my CIV es9 9TH street, between and =.
as.sSsd os
Az between 18th and 18th SITS. east. Apply At No;
W. 1Ss kGrsh Capitol street. for CATHERINE
mon RENT-T6e ,.o-.,orv VR.NP IoGsr
r with BUILDING on The alley No. asa, on Viz,
sns d between LIST and % street:
Key sss 6 sss
and 18th streets NO" i0'A '''no aS sol TIN
N a
garden. fruit trees, shade trees, &c.
miles frem Washington. win he exchanged far
imn,oxad c;t, ,;onsrtv w.
imPIosou ciS pfoPorV. .a
HOUSE OF rooms. on nth street, S7oo.
S25 900 TO loan on improved city property
H sSGT 70 sns REAL ESTATE COMPANY
% se;a .sa IN street.
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GRAND LARcENY-Yesterday afternoon.
f6cer Hawes arrested Thomas Moreland on
the charge Of the larceny Of q piano cover,
belonging to Mrs. Keeling, which was re-
covered, and Justice Bates committed him 10
Jail for court.
James Bryan was also arrested by "a ,er
Roth for the larceny OF a pair of boots from
Edvard DAVIS, and committed by Justice
Bates 70 lail for court ....
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LITERARY AND Musical ENTERTAINMENT
As will be seen by advertisement, the Irving
Lyceum will again favor our citizens with a
public entertainment tomorrow night at Sea-
TON Hall, corner of 9th and ID streets. The ex-
erefses will be Of most attractive and inter
estng character, consisting Of two orations
and a debate, interspersed with vocal and in
sirunen tai music by those who have achieved
3 high musical reputation.
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FREE LECTURE IN THE SENATE CHAMBBR-
Mrs NJ. q. Mailing, a refugee from Texas,
will deliver a lecture on Reconstruction" in
the Senate Chamber, tomorrow THURSDAY
evening. She has been leeturing in New Yori
city and elsewhere with great success. am
the press speak Of her efforts as Intensely In
teresting. Many place her above Anna Dies
inson. We do not doubt the Senate Chamb Ell
will be well filed on this occasion.
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by LULLEY & BIO, Auctioneers,
- No. SIS Penna. ay,

We shall sell at No. SCI sth street, between II
and i, Navy Yard, on WEDNESDAY, MAJ On
commencing st 10 O.. m, cobtinufns until the so,
tire stock lie closed ont, large stock 81 Furnish
Carpet, Oilcloths, Mattings, and Dress Good.
Also, Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Album.
&C., &c.
nys-st LULLEY q BRO, Auet.
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X VIXEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON MAssA.
CHksITTS AVENUE NORTH, BETWEEN
fUEkTh AND FIFTH STREETS WEST Ar
On TUESDAY, May 18th, ct O'Clock D. m, we
Will cell, ID front OF the premises, part Of Lot No.
feet inches. and running back l02 feet aud i'm.
proved by . two story Frame Dwelling containing
six rooms.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. deed given and . deed Of trust taken
chaser. $50 down when sold
my9 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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MOONLIGHT ExoURsIoS.-rhe first moon.
light excursion Of the season going To De a
grand affair. The STAR Soeials have il m hand,
xnd II their efforts are not crowned with sue
cess il will be the first time they ever failed.
Next Monday Is the day and Glymont the
place. Two commodious steamers have been
chartered and Heads Washington Band en-
gagged
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GOOD FITs-M. Losana- merchant "a Tor,
5l1 9th street, corner of ID. guarantees srfect
patroniZe bin. Read his advertisement, Id
then call al his place Of business and Try nin.
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RY JAS. o. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
TWO BUILDING LOTS ON srH, NEAR I

O'Clock, We sSaII All n,rt III H sGnsIs ~. ~
fronting ii feet ga inches on 9Th street west, be
tween and streets north, with IN average
depth of about ITO feet to feet alley. and will
be divided in two building lots. Sale without re-
Terms: One third cash; residue in 6, Il. and Is
months, secured on the property. Conveyancing
and stamps ct purchasers cost.
nys-dn j. @. MCGUIRE co., Aucts.
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S8l WANTED. "ASfIp.w WANTED. S8]

sEOOND HAND TURNTTORI.
w Afss, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BIDS, BED.
description. 3. BUCHLY, l06 7th street,
je ST between d ana H. east ode
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AUCTION SALES.
n GREEA q VILLAINS, Aacsionesrs.

u" eNo AsoosS Soiss zee fourth poee.j
RI GREEA q wILLIAMs. Aacsion..rs.
Will Be sold st Public Auction, On ,sh street
east eetween Q and I streets. Navy Yard on
TUESDAY. the 18th instant, 1t 10 O ,clork \ N A
lot Of Household Furniture, &C the residence OF .
ss Tans s asS,inins hcysskeegins. cech -
Bureaus, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Parior and
cooking Stoves, Kitchen Req uisitss, kc, kc
Also, one Mahogany case Piano, in perfect order.
Terms cash. ,,,
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auetions.rs.
AFTERNoeN's SALE OF RHINE WINE, ON
FIRST FLOOR OF THE AUCTION ROOM
MONDAY AFTERNOON. May Ia, at 81 O'Clock,
about 80 cases Hook Wines, Of the folio wing
brands, viz:
e cases, dozen each. Forster Rsulins
20 8udeeheimer
20 Hockheimer
81 EeirSteiner
my sd Until J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
II No. s26, corner Of It'll and streets
ADMINIsTRAT1Ix SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
On MONDAY. the 18th instant, ct 10 O'Clock a
NJ, We shall sell. by order Of the Hoaorabie Or.
ppans court, the personal effects Of the late Aloi
Hs Clemt nts, deceased. the corner of 18th
And streets north, consisting Of
Heir Cleth Sofas Chairs, Rockers, with
walnut Frames, Fine Oval Mirror
CCaIpess, Bedsteads: Bureaus, w ashstands, 40.
COOKING Stoves and Utensils
Ana lot Of Kitchen Requisites, 90.
Terms cash
ELiZABBTH CLEMENTe, Adrir istratrix.
my9d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auces
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On FRIDAY MORNING., May nth, commenc.
ing at ~ o'clock, shall sell, at the Restaurant
and Boarding house. No 249 It'll street, between
NJ and N, oil the Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Out.
lery, Glass and Crockery Ware, and Appointments
Of said restaurant, embraced in schedule attached
TO deed Of trust to me, duly recorded In Liber II
n. f.. No. s. folios sSs 70 Sss.
WILLIAM ROCKENHAUsKR, Trustee. 4
MY J. C. McGUIRE A t,O Auots
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F3a.3ss ntss rosSss rs SIS . 49, -
QsaX Church, Idlaad. AIpty % o. q, 1Ik1t
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DERsONsIN WANT OF CARRIAGES, such
u ss BU GGIEs, H&Rz
LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS,
new and second hand, will do we'll 70 give as Q
call, as We are Determined to sell ct cost 70 close
he present partn@rship
STOCK and FIXTUkEs for SALE.
wALTER 4 NECKEB,
BAG street,
- my I'm between 9th and 10th streets.
"A CARD - ~
i raIt and hotel keepers that have
EsSs arrangements for regular sup
ply Of
OYSTERS, AND NORFOLK SOFT AND HARD
CRABS,
Daring the coming summer season.
All Who will favor me with their custom win be
insured Of being regularly supplied with the very
best ualties. and the lowest market prices.
Howard WHSLE, ~
nysst' southeast cor. OF 18th and sts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
SAN FRANCISCO.
Intelligence from MexiCO-French
Fleet leave Acapulco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Letters
from Generals Alvarez and Diaz via
Acapulco to November 9Th, state
that four vessels of the French feet
had left that port. The garrison con-
sists of 180 men. W
The news of the capture of Oxaco
by the Liberals is confirmed.
Another account says three vessels
of thA French feet had proceeded
from Acapulco to Mazatlan to with
draw the French troops from the lat
ter place, and carry them to San Bias
Gen. Alverez has fixed his head
quarters three miles from Acapulco,
which place he expected soon to cap
ture, having received battery Of
rified cannon from San Francisco, ac-
companied by twelve veteran gunners.
Wheat closed yesterday at ~ %
per 100 pounds; market unsettled.
The schooner O. j. Weston, which
left here September 29th, is said to
have delivered a cargo Of arms and
ammunition at Mexican port, which
was delivered on board the ship at
81 121 per 100 hundred pounds.
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CLEVELAND, O.
Meeting or the National Wool Grow
ers' Association = Resolutions
Adopted.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-The Ma
tional Wool Growers Ccnyention as
sembled this afternoon. After an
animated discussion the following
resolutions, with others, we're passed.
Though the Illinois delegation desired
an increase of duties over those speci-
fed in the first resolution, after a full
discussion, waived their objections and
the resolutions were unanimously
passed ...ts..,
Resolced, That the Tariff Bill as il
relates to wool and woolens, agreed
upon by the joint committee of Wool
Growers and Wool Manufacturers
now before Congress, il one well cal
culated TO insure manufactures, will
tend TO the general prosperity of the
country. and that we still stand firmly
by it and seek by all proper means its
adoption as law.
ResolDed. That copies Of these reso-
lutious be forwarded TO the Hon.
David A. Wells, to the Committee on
Ways and Means. and TO the Senate
Committee having charge Of the bill.
Hon. Il. b. Pottles spoke on she
above resolutions at great length.
The principles he advocated, favoring
the House Tariff Bill met the hearty
concurrence Of the Convention. Able
speeches are being made from other
delegations, and an imperative de-
mand goes from this Convention to
the Senate requesting them TO concur
In the House bill.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-The Courier
of tomorrow will announce that
General Thomas Crittenden has re-
signed the State Treasuryship, and
Afford Allen has been appointed.
Crittenden, as Colonel Of the Regu-
Jar Army, goes TO California to COM
mand a regiment.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have determined TO call State
Convention at Frankfort, on the 22d
Of February.
w. p. King has been arrested and
committed to a military prison as one
of the marauders upon the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad.
Rev. g. b. Cummins was consecra-
ted Assistant Bishop of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Diocese of
Kentucky. The ceremonies were
very imposing.