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hssAssiss Prsse.,.ss General Conference.

YfYTH DAY.
O'Clock. ~ '~o
Rev. ID: A; Sherman. from the oomuir,.. on
the frafernal meeting OF the Metsaiist Pr.
testants Of Alexandra and the D,strt~, &C.
lumois, 70 be held IN Georsetown Conrrsss
street Church. on Monday evening Jesspn
Libbey. Esq, will PRESIDE, supported Nv V,
ID. Massey, Esq.r Rev. Ulysses Ward. ana
General W. Il. Woodhouse, as vice presidents.
andsr. A. Newman. Esq secr.tzry Ad,
dresses viii be delivered by Revs. J. q. Whit
neld and VIM. MCGEE, OF Va, Reys. J. L
Micbaux and w. II. Wills. OF N. G., Rev. F.
l.. b. Shaver, Of Alabama, Rev. l.. W
Bates and John ). Murray, DID, OF Nd.
Dr. L. w. Batcheler moved the appointment
OF committee OF four 10 wall upon the Prssi-
dent OF the United States and ascertain IL IL
will be his pleasure TO receive the Conference,
and Revs. Dr. Murray, W. McGee, r. l.. Il.
SHAVER, and I. II. Pegram, President Of the
Maryland, Virginia, Alabama, and North
SSlonns p Oonferences, were nominated.
heN Mr.. Shaver, from the executive COM
mlttee, reported upon the communication of
Kew. j. Clay, In reference 10 church reCistra-
.,HT INA, tne law IN the book of discipline is
deem II unnecessary TO recommend any leeir-
lation. I'd. The committee report in reference
10 al item in the minutes of the Maryland
Annual Conference respecting admission 70
tuIi me bership. and recommend that sections
2. 8. and 4, on pages IS and 30 Of the discipline
oe stricken out, and the following inserted m
thtlr stead :-"ln stations and missions COM
posed OF but one society, admissions 20 full
membership, whether of persons in good stand
ing coming from other churches. shall be by
the Quarterly Conference, and In circuits and
missions OF more than one society by . majority
Of the society,"
The first item was adopted; and the hour for
tne convention on the affairs Of the Book Con
cern having arrived, the Con terence su penass
lts oenoeratons- The Convention was called
70 order by the President Rev J. O. Whit
neld, who announced the election OF An editor
OF the Nethodist ProtestaBt in order
Ihe Convention proceeded to ballot and
Kew. j. Thomas Murray, the present incum-
bent, was declared elected. The Conyent,on
proceeded TO ballot for a Book Agent and MT
L. w. Ewing was elected.
On motion Of Rev. L. W. Bates, the Presi-
dent was authorized TO appoint a Committee
OF three 10 review the rules governing me
Book Concern, and report such amendments
ton ad iourned.
Conference was again called TO order by the
DR.. Bachelor moved that the sections of the
olsclpnne referred 10 IN the report OF the
executive committee be stricken out, which
was agreed 10.
DR.. Bachelor then moved TO Insert instead
THAT in all cases election TO full membershin
rejected.
The Conference resumed consideration of the
report and the second item was amended by
striking out the word '.missing- and was
adopted as amended.
The Conference then adjourned.
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SA murder has just been perpetrated in
Clermont county, Ohio, which, for cold bIooded
ferocity. Is not often paralleled. 1t seems that
during the course Of the day q former resident
OF Cincinnati, named John r. Tennison. be.
came violently incensed against his wife,
when, seizing gun, he discharged IL at her,
the ball taking effect in hef abdomen. MOI
waiting, however. to see the result of his mur.
derous act, the infuriated monster turned the
butt OF his weapon, smote the unfortunate
victim to the earth, nor deeisted until she lay
motionlees and dead Tennison, immediateiy '
after killing his wife, went to Felicity, which
10 one mile west Of where the murder wa
committed, and gave himself mp to the an
tnor,ues, put IN an hour subsequently he Ned,
and has not been heard ofsince.
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HoMGPATHr.-The SANITARY Committee n,
they New York Board Of Health has deter
mined mined 70 assign 70 the care Of the Homeo-
ing summer.
SHappiness is pig with a greasy tail,
which every one runs after, but nobody can
~The new Partisan sonnets are described
as cross between soup plate and an In verted
geranium pot.
~It is reported that strichina spiraiisr has
appeared in ouesec, breaking ont upon the
ga Southern paper says: .sThe business
Of cheating negroes seems to be rapidly an
preaching the dignity Of one OF the fine arts ~
~The average income Of Roman prince
ssstrike."
book.
~It is stated that, in the production of rlass
Ior aenromanc lenses, the American glass
makers beat the world.
against cholera IL makes meagre death record
compared with consumption.
~Horse railroads IN Galveston, Texas.
,%Mrs. General Tom Thumb 10 at Oaifton-
SUPER Bristol, England. II 10 said that s.shs
makes quite a commotion in q family" ..I.it-
tie event" is good in the present instance.
ga house. a woman and q child vere
struck by lightning in Maine last week
~The Memphis Argus says: 1--WE wish IN
God that the nigeers were back I'm Africa fn. .
hell, or any other seaport town-meanines
Bosien."
"a Southsrner in q private letter 70 shs
cause man was rebel once, there Il n. -
son Why he should Be Q fool now.s Hs -.
tainly has forcible way OF .sputtins ,h,scs cs,-
0Beiievsrs In personal dsvil vim ~ .,-
case In New Bedford conceded % -. xvotee
friend that she had q devil in her .perhsn. -
large 40 two weodchusks.n -
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~ Judge McCurdy, OF the supreme eourt cs
utah Ie,TitSry, has lately giysn d., .s me pa
Wffe OF one A. N. Hill, who had eloped In
March wisA -~.A vy sA. ~srne of Brassfield,
name. She had two children, who remain in
the custody Of another wife Of Mr.. Hill, and
this suit was brought 10 recover their posses
sion. The person to whom the mother had been
married was assassinated, and the hus han a
she left was absent from the Territory The
judge held that the children should be eiyen
10 their mother, observing in the course OF his
possible in no country possessing a. Settled
Jurisprudence, or having any respect for law,
under the facts OF this case, and through the
form OF an appointment Of q guardian by the
probate court, TO take these children from their
motherD
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THE Hoe D1sTENPER.-A correspondent OF
the Rochester Democrat is labering under a
severe attack OF the hog distemper He be-
rates the friendless porker al a furious rate.
Farmers, he says, give hogs more attention
than they do their wives and children thew
ear him in every form: they grease with h,tn
every monthful OF bread and potato thar goes
TO sustain life, Gods pure, unpolIuted wheat
is ground iIto the finest powder and s.short-
enec" with hog; the sdoe" is fried In nor. ana
sometimes "sopped" in hog before going I'M
the mouths OF the children: and the poor chill
oren, born under the IN a uence Of hog grow up
with hog TO the right OF them, hog 70 the left
OF them, hog in front Of them, hog inside OF
them, coming out in sore heads. sore necks.
sore eyes, and sore hands and feet or what in
worse, concealing itself within and roofing at
the yitals, the stomach, the liver the lungs.
and carrying its victim out Of the world by
consumptien, or some nameless disease called
''oecline." The victim dies and is buried. ana
the surviving friends, together with the neigh
bors, swallow pork, and console themselves
with the old stereotyped words, ssmysterious
dispensation Of Providence. more from the
fact OF Its being easier TO repeat that SHOCKING
ly and and oft-profaned sentence ON a full
stomach than 70 think candidly upon the nat
ural cause and result Of disease
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The Paris correspondent Of the London
Morning Post writes: "The female head has
become sort Of museum for gold bands, ca
meos. butterflies and pendulous. wreaths,
Of the far one may be seen q number of small
curls with comic twist, whilst the back OF
tie head displays an enormous lump of hair,
cabbage. net OF three or four months ago, Is nov
allowed 70 assume q more wild and pictur-
esQue aspect. On the crown Of the head and
between the two distinct compartments Of the
hatrdressers built-up creation, q small dab of
a something which In still called a bonnet.
MAKES tn ntastic 'get-up' exquisiteiy eccen.
tric."
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THE LATE RIOT AT MKMPHIs, TRNNEssKK-
The details Of this affair are beginning 10 reach
us by mail. Itappears that on the second day
OF the melee body of five hundred freedmen
attempted To gain admission TO the fort and Sc
cure the arms in the arsenal, but were defiant
Iy met by the commanding officer, who threat
eced them with grapeshot IL they did not in .
stantly disperse, when they Immediately re-
tired. A telegram to the CINCINNATI Gazette
says :-'Sfeneral rioting commenced about Q
O'CLOCK, beginning by the declaration Of a negro
In low groggery that every white man in the
city would be killed before the cessation of hos
tilities, which declaration reaching the ears OF
several white men. resulted In the violent
death OF the negro. Then the war began in
earnest. Startling rumors reached the business
portion OF the city, and citizens, arming them
selves with all sorts Of weapons, rushed fran
ucally in crowds to the scene of the riot, break.
ing into gun and pistol stores as they went,
and appropriating all the arms they could nd
They Were followed by the sheriffs force fire.
men, and posse organized and armed by the
mayor. South street was again the battle
ground. Here the negroes had collected TO the
number OF at least 1,5O0, bearing aloft a black
fdg as their standard, and hooting, yelling, and
firing in every direction. Most Of them were
discharged soldiers, still wearing their uni
forms, and were armed with muskets The
Of shot al sttssa Sn % them peSrnx ln
Rroes to run, leaving some nfUcen ga Iwe wentE ol
their brethren dead and wounded on the ground
1t is due TO say that the respectable whites and
blacks had nothing to do with the riot, and
used every effort 10 preserve the peace"
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ID DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po.
H TOMAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tsunday a.. no. excepted.)

AVE bA1hI stpuuudy T. W. cACcptcu.I
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the south, vie the Potomac ~ -
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, Sk89E&>
Washington, to Asuia Greek and01s
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aquia Greek TO Rich.
mond connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
Railroads. fer Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington, ,
Raleigh, Greensboro, Salisbury. Chariot and
Steamers Keyport and Q. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at
9 Q 70 .. m and D. m, and arrive in Richmond at
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
fifty Mules Shorter and IA Hours Quicker than
any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via AQuia
CCIeek and rgedsricksburg, to Richmond, at the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be.
tween depots In Richmond.
=, Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
ping ct that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Stesnsrs.
GEO. MATTINGLY. .Supt., Washington, D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Wsshington.
@. M. HANEY,
epJy General PASSENGER Agent,
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LIBERAL CosTRIBUrIoNs.-On Thursday
iast tne ciuzens OF Peters3urg, Va, contributed
the handsome sum Of s3,3Q5 TO rebuild the COL
ored Baptist church OF that town, which was
destroyed by an incendiary fire on Monday
night. Mr. Reuben Ragland contributed asO0.
Chieves Osborne $3.50 Cameron & Crawford
500; while many others gave 800 each.
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sp3-ly

3 Steamer CAMbkIDGE, Captain ~0-A
route r. 1n M1QstFR ssETaS11r SiH r';a@: h;I
leaving her new pier. iie Light .srees wharf. be-
tween Lee and Barry streets, Baltimors, every
Psint, Double Mills, Oxford, glorss Peint, Wal
lschs Landing, Cambridge HHghletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she Will leave Med
fords Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY At p. m, stopping at all the above men
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
Isaehing Baltimore ats .. m. Of FRIDAYS and
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SMiss Cornelia lanes, a young lady re-
siding in Chesterfield, Va, met with a psinfuI
accident "Wednesday morning from the burst
attempting TO open IL, when q violent explosion
took place, no doubt caused by the suppressiou
OF the steam, terribly lacerating and scaldfne
thought, will. probably be the result OF mis-
hitherto unheard Of occurrence
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SrEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
- rBuRsEStsRR ESsRY Vt TsEsRAE, sESRAn,.y y-SA
DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTH1R,
sHsRdri. a. q = EyEk9 1rs SAT II sesEE
URDAY for ely mont, Budd . Ferry,
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope 3 Greek Bluff Point,
Plowden's Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, Stoneis .
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwells Wharf, Piney
J.B BRYAN BRO Agents.
ap7-u No. 345 Penna. avenue.
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SPECIAL NIGHT.
6rsnd farewell Testimonial beneht to the Man
afer, MR q. d. HESS,
on v hich occasion will be offered an immense CON
binaiion bill, involving the appearance on this
S.si9n Only Of the grsat Trsgedisn. Mr.. j. w.
WALLACk JF., who has In tho kindest m, pner
volunteered his inestimabie services and will sp-
pear In his great creation of FA0IN.
THIS Monday EVENING, May 2, 1865,
The performance will commence with tho great
Dickens Drama of
OLIVER TWIST.
Mr. W MALLAGR in his great sssum ption
OF fFAGIN. THE JEW.
To be followed By
GRAND PAS DE DEUX,
by Mr.. and mis- GEORGE T. SHELDON
After which, the celebrated Professor Of CLASH.
cal Gymnastica,
MR ABNER s. BRADY.
will appear in scme wonderful displays Of Grace
Strength and Endurance.
The performance wilr conclude with the charm
ing Domestic Drama in two acts entitled
TIME TRIES ALL
Mr.. O. ID. Hess. Matthew Bates
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In New York by the arrest Of Mr. BENJAMIN
Wood, Mr.. John Morrisey, and several other
equally eminent gentlemen OF the lottery per-
suasion, on the general charge of fewindiinr
Wood. Morrisey and another gave bail in q 900
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SMaximilian is desperately hard mp for

spondulics.
~ConRress still grinds uporfts axes
without regard to odious taxes.
ga ball in Lacon, ILL.,, resolved itself into
areligious gathering and prayed fervently In
place OF dancing.
~The British feet now on the Canadian
coast is manned by 5,7i7 men, and carries an
aggregate Of AS guns.
~ ~Eight-hour bills have recently been de-
feated in New York, New Jersey. OHIO and
Massachusetts; and one has passed the Penn
sylvania House Of Representatives.
HA man In New Albany, Indiana, was re-
Gently relieved of . tapeworm forty feet long.
nd about one half an inch wide Its appear
ance 10 described as being hideous
n6A wicked editor aays that n church some
people clasp their hands so closely that thew
are unable 70 get them open when the contri.
~Why would a skilifui biliiardist be use-
fui among noisy childrenf Because he knows
how 10 Stop Iapi
"A man has been sentenced In Scotland 70
Ten days imprisonment for trying 70 gain ad-
nltsanse 70 . Masonic Lodge, not being mem
STAs "lafest style" in Ns~ York 10 di6sr.
eat eoloreA STOCKINGS. The ef-et, when the
ekirt - tilted, 10 ssiA 70 - very funny.
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"AhD TIE OoLOR1p fRooPs FoUoRI
H.. Va. On rSSrsdsj, Hsy ID, eavs bra q
fSsr n sniiSren, al sAvs and psrissh three sisla
Sno ~ W. ,.t.r - -
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DOUBLE TRRAsoN.-In the recent case of
De Witt G. Williams, convicted In Tennessee
OF treason, the Court held that man can be
guilty OF treason against both the United States
ana Ine state Of Tennessee by the same overt
act, and that the Presidents pardon. vhilst ~
annulled the offence against the United States
wa Mwasoi no effect in regard TO the offence against
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TBE MEXICAN DBBr.-The new debt i'm
posed upon Mexico by Maximilian was $50.
eoooOo, OF which II Is said he got but 5000 oOo
missions to bankers, paying French demands,
similar expenses. 80 ,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

deceased NohTistCpSsr Z oam@sei. % ssn.r, Guar;
fsn on on ;ie sSs to n
Of the time. place and terms Of sale, he sold and
Lot Ct ssHs.n; hi
SSusre No Isl, and iTprSvements, in the city Of
ssd that ss .sd sns oompsd
with the terms Of sale it 10 therefore this 2lst day
BE- Is
unless cause to the contrary be shown or before
sss:
'i'e weeks in the Evening sstr prHG e ;.d day
At5us soSy-Te't: 9: ioBsINsi
ORRiHANss,, 2, OGs7s 3.
case of Jane Z. Bateman, adnin.strstfix Of
phsns Court of %sshinston County Aforesaid, e. Sp.
ss S 81
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets In hand
and
Of said deceased are netned to attend tat the Or;
esS sh.e claim. sroser may
otherwise By Law 90 excluded from al benefit in
ss s
Evening Star. previous e the ssid dsy dssySnpIrs
ap ss.iawsw. Rssister ef wills
ORPHANS COUNT, ApRIL I7th. .lssS-DsrRIcr
n u :sH. Sossad
es court &: caSs, Of a:
Ter the fnsi sstiIsmsnt and distributi.n Of the
IN hs. % f.: As I. ss ::%s sss. sH q 5 CO..
- ss ssss e ....s Pd Sssss 4
Warrington County sforesaidJ with their claims
oS sasS q s:
ssss prSdsS SOsy Of sni; S order S ss
.- Tsss:-z. g. ROBBIHs,..
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, rha. the .ubscri.
eosns sSs Des N
tsss os coussnsS Sa 81
. sdeceesed. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
m ss
mAy otherwise By Law be excluded from ell benefit
Given under my hand this lst day Of May,
my a-Iawsw- MARY J. REEVES.
480 ,.KAnn, 4SO
Inventor and Pstentee Of Ksrr's Celebrated
AMERICAN CHRONOMETER,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Chrenemeters and
Wstehes, No. $50 Penns. ave., bet ID and ~ sts.
Watc ses Repaired and Warranted. de n-sm.
a " u ~
! Just opened, . large assortment Of
LONDON,
0ENEvA,
Ana AMERICAN
WATCHES.
NV. GAIT BRO,
my1 asa Pennsylvania ave.
H. HokTIGgLrURAL TOOLS.
IIEDGE SHEARS.
GARDEN SCISSORS.
PRUNING KNIVES,
ED0ING KNIVES.
GARDEN TROWELS HORKs
GRAFTlNG KNIVES
FLORAL TOOLS, GARDEN aAWs.''
In GETS apd Boxes, for TREE THINKERS,
GARDEN SPADES. &c..ke.
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Agricultural Implsneuts,
reeds ana Fertilizers,
% King street, Alex andria, Va.
ny lsoss sse 7sh street, Washiassen, D. O.
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@Two sons Of Mr.. James Harmon, of El:
mira: went TO the woods near that city las,
|. Sunday, and while there dug some wild par.
snips, supposing the roots to be sweet sicily
They ate considerable quantity. One OF
them died in great torture within q short time
after reaching home, and the other followed
after lingering until half past SIX O'Clock Mon.
day morning One Of the boys was fourteen,
and the otheS seven years Of age.
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a SAD CATAsTRoPHK.-Captai Faulkner.
OF the schooner Corsican, which vessel rived
At Oswego, n. Y, last week, from Hamilton.
Q. w., reports that when on Oakyille he picked
mp skin containing two boys nearly eT.
hausted ana girl who had died from expo.
sure. It was ascertained that the eki6 IA
drifted out from Oakville with the two how
and three girls, but two OF the girls were
washed overheard and drowned. Their ares
were under fifteen.
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METZEROTT HALL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 9, 1866,
NIB. 6UsTAvE ST. Abe, Tenor,
Late Captain and A. d. CD
will givea
soIREE MUSICALE,
assisted by
MADAME BLANCHARD,
the Eminent Soprano;
MISS MEDIA AND MASTER CARLISLE
BLANCHARD,
aged seven and twelve years;
MR.. Il. O. SHERMAN, Pianist,
and
NIB. RUDOLPH HOLLUB, Baritone.
ONE DOLLAR
SECURED 40 cents extra
To be had At Metzerott's Music Store.
Doors open at u; to commence ats. my7-3t
CANTERBURY.
louisiana Av., near 9th st., rear National Hotel.
GEORGE roprietor and Manager.
THE MOST IAhENTER COMPANY EVER
SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
VIM Read TIE NAMES:
in Tn nTofiiidO the best Irish Comic Vocalist
Billy EMERSON, til. best Song and Dance
GHARLEY GARDiNEiR. the original Hop
JOHN MULLIGAN, everybody g sfavorite.
b: j. BUCKLEY, Versatile Performer
First appearance Of MARY and CARRIE GAR.
pINLR: the Beautiful and Talented vocalists.
LIIAiE LE GRANGE, the best Female Jig Dan
L. DONHELLY's BALLET TROUPE, con.
sisting of some of the most Handssms Young
Ladies' in the Profession.
Sketch entitled Oh HUSH
First night Of SCENES AT CONNORv.
LADIES MATINEE ON SATURDAY, com
mencinR at O'Clock.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ONE wBEh ONLY
THE GREAT WONDERS OF NATURE,
THE CAROLINA TWINS,
viii commence their entertainments in Washing.
MONDAY EVENING, MAYT.
For particulars programmes. Admission Is
cents reserved seats at night 80 cents. Open from
~ a. m. to ?: n., and from 8 to 10 at night. ms
DROTs. J. W. 4 H. P. KBEIS
DANCING ACADEMY,
Oppssfte Metropolitan Hotel.
Oar Glasses rill be continued during the Sum.
TUESDAY, NAY 22. 1866.
Days nsd Hox,s Of Nxi,tos:
- For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
O'Clock.
OF tuition or address note to the Academy. mysly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW fHEAfkR,
fennsyivanta avelue, nea1 Willard Hotol.
L1ONARD 6ROvEk q OO...........Di .Dirsetorv
LBOHARD 6ROVER-.-...O. D. HESS.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
TRE E0RTH H6ERIOAN LLOYD.

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NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA OOWEs,
with comfortable acconmodations for paseep gers
Of al Grade., earning ,he UnitSd States Mail.
Leave Nev ork en- THURSDAY6:
BALTIC. 5000 tens, I 800 horse power,
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WEerERN METROPOLIS, so tons,
ATEAHTiC, ), 90 tons, 500 horse Bow.
er, O, Hoyer, Commander. Slst Nay
BALTIC, A. @. Jones ..... l4th June
An ex perienced surgeon on board.
The Company will not be responsible for specie
or valuables, unless bills Of ladins, having the
Rates Of passage, payable In sold or a. it saaivs
$3.50 Rsturn tickets. 1. s2oo; II, $is2 So Steer
For freight and passage apply to
JOHN b. ELVAN6 co.,
3O9 Penna. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave.,
- Tor subscription to the stock Of this Com.
pany, Offering Q safe and dividend paving invest
mont: apply TO JOHN r. BLVANS q co,
my lin Agents for d. o.
STEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
- EvERY TUESDAY, -K-A
THgRsbAY and SATURDAY EzS
u 10 .. m: Returns st u Pm n. -. ~.
amount for use of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
place every heur from a. m. to p. m.
- he hne Steamer Wswaset can be chartered
for Excursions. j. VAN RISWICK,
ap i2-6ot General Supt P. r. Co.
Doron TN . .uopnpr.r,oy Iyur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-07

* FOB SALE CHEAP. A
Just received from the NoSthern Manufacturer
large and varied assortment Of
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES. PEHAMBULA.
TORS, VELOOIPEDES, &C., &C.,
80 which would invite the attention Of ny custo.
mers and the public generally, as am prepared
and determined to sell At reas BILE prices A
they can be sold in this District
Also. Q large assortment Of
FISHING TACKLE,
REFRIGKRATORs,w WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &C.,
with IN endless variety Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
oil Of which 1 will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
Also, one OF the finest asaortments OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE
In this city, which will be sold ct cost to reduce
stock. S.F. SAVAGE,
Successor to J. l.. Sewage,
Pennsylvanis avenue,
apAlm First door west OF 10th street.