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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-03
NORTH McGREGoR, Iowa, }
June 20, 1867.

EDS TINES =" Competition is the life
Of trade" and in order to be prosperous
and succeed in any branch of business, j,
is necessary to be disciplined in the trough
and rugged" school of Difficulty and OPP
position. We are reminded of this fact
from observation and experience, of every
day life. To illustrate our views on the
subject, we present a plain case 1t is
widely known that French & Gilmore, two
influential and highly respected citizens Of
your beautiful city, have expended large
amount of money, and have worked in
cessantly to insure the prosecution Of thei,
object, viz. the sale of tickets for Prize
Concert hut just as their labors seemed
about to be crowned with success u. an
ex-schoolmaster from the thriving village
of Podanck, Maine. appears at NORTH Nc
Gregor. and profusely scatters abroad adj
vertisements Offering such inducements
that it is almost impossible to resist our in
clinations to invest, especially as there is
Keg Of Beer to be disposed Of. French
& Gilmore will accept our "heartfeh sym
pathy." Yours muchly, **ss
Look in another column for Notice.
I. O. O. r.
We are favored by members Of the
Order with the statistics which fol
low;
| ENCAMPMENT No. p, McGgegol
elects officers
C. p, S. RosENTHAL,
HI. p, F. HERMAN,
S. W., O. NELSON,
J. w., G. MILLER,
Scribe, M. S. MERwIN,
Treas, o. MCCRANEY, go.
ITAsCA LODGE No. ILL.,.
N. g., S. RosENTHAL, a13
V. G., NJ. MOODY,
Sec'y, M. S. MERwIN, hth
| Treas, CHAs. A. OPITz,
Perm. Sec., RAYN DAVIDSON.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-03
DOW 8 F0,yLER's THBEsHIEG MACHINE.

with its IRON HORSEPOWER, the best known, is
fast taking the lead of all others. No farmer contem
plating the purchase of Thrcsher should fail to
cure Of these machines, having The well known
excellent Iron Horsepower. $40
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-03
Correspondence.
MCGREGoR, Iowa, !
limo 9th I

June 9th.
Hon. REUBEN NOBLE,
DEAR SIR when you consented,
one year ago, to become the candidate
of the Conservative men of the Third
District of Iowa, they gave you their
earnest support, believing that you
was fair representative of National
policy that rose above the vulgar level
of selfish, party spirit and looked to
the common welfare of the whole of
our reunited Republic.
1t will be gratifying to those men to
learn your present views on the great
questions of National and State policy
that divide public sentiment.
Very truly, yours,
GEORGE l.. BASS,
.... JOHN Il. SLOVENIAN,
and others.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-03
OF THE CONDITION or tn.
First National Bank Of McGregor
on THE aoRxISG OF MONDAY, JULY /, 1867.
RESOURCES.
S3O0,036 63


STATE OF IOWA,l
CLAYTON COUNTY. ! I, Obey HuLvERsoN, Cashier of
49, "The First National Bank of McCregor,"
IS cent? do solemnly that the above statement
Rev. il true, to the best of my knowledge and
(stamp) belief. OBEY HULVERSON,
~ Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before this LIST day of
july 1867. WM. X. kINNAIRD.
Notary Public.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-03
aew advertisements.

THOMAS ARNOLD,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT, CON.
veyANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC,
And Commissioner Of Deeds. &C., for the Northwes.
tern States. Will attend to the purchase and sale
Farm Lands, City Property, Stocks, &C.. &c.
Office with Hon. II: Noble, Bank Block. McGrcgor
Iowa. $50 LICENSED AUCTI0NEER.
Evening star., 1867-05-21
GOVERNMENT sECuRIrIEs.

Were it not for the spirit Of speculation
which prompts every American with money
to spare to put it in some risky Investment.
where, generally, the chance OF doubling his
capital is ofsetey another chance Of losing 1t
altogether, the bonds Of the G overnment would
be raore valuable at home and abroad than
they are They are not only safe and conve.
nient, but the fiye-twenties pay an interest in
currency (at the present rate of geld) of more
than eight per cent. They are as safe as other
home in vestments, because If there should be
such state Of things in this country as to
lead to their depreciation, the same state OF
affairs would produce a general depreciation
of other property. They are convenient be-
cause they can be readily disposed Of withou,
loss whenever better investment offers
These facts are beginning to tell, and we now
hnd Government bonds eagerly sought after
in the great W est, where heretofore they have
not been much in demand. The Cincinnati
Gazette. speaking Of the stagnation ef business,
THE do-nothing policy adopted by people
for the time leeds 10 the in vest nent of surpius
capital in Government Gee rites, and the
amount Of these in the hands Ct the people in
the West Is being increased daily To meet
this demand boads are being brought out from
New York, and thus the exchanges are kept
against ne, while currency is accumulating
in New York, People prefer Government
securities, because they can readily be con.
yerted into cash whenever the markets offer
Inducements tor investments -
Evening star., 1867-05-21
Special TelegrsMs to the Star.
/. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
/ Ren male Shffrage Rejected an the British,
b Parliament = Derby Gssernment De.
& feated Burke, che Eenian, Dying.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
Female Suffrage Rejected an the British
Il Pariiauent II Derby Gssernm ent De.
leated -Burks, che Fenian, Dying.
L. (By Oable TO the Associated Preset
uorDoH. m ay 9c-Midnisht.-in the Hoass
] OF tom mons. TO- ghss san ansudmeat to the
reform bill. gran'iag fem ale sudrage. was re-.
place on the ameuainen proposing q copy.
hold fran nchise. in which tn8 Derby govern
ment was defeated.
yIEHnA. May 2O.-rhe opening OF the I'm
peIiai Reichsrath. Of Austria, tosk place TO-
day.
LlvsRrooI. may ai-io !. M.-vhs markets.
are not yet opened, but on the street cotton Is
quiet and unchanged Bresdssuffs, dropping.
Provisions, unchanged.
LONDON, May si-ls A. M.-It b thor eht IN a,
Erie and Illinois Central shares will Oman
rather lower, while other SECURITIES Will oman
quiet an d without charge. 60 - :.
tits reported that Burke, the recently con
vie ed FeHian. Is lying 80 dangerously Ill in
mis- cell At Dublin, that his life is dsspairad Of
+ CoHsTANTIHoPLR. May 9i.-The Sultan
Will 60 TO Paris to visit the Exposition, early
LONDON, May si--Noon. --Consois, %; u. S.
2U'e, s2x. a.ei Er4 ="
e LrvERPooL, May si-Noon.-Ootton easya,.
middling upiauns, I1kd. Breadstufs quiet,
Corn, dos; Western wheat, l3s. ed. Provisions
steady. ~ ls Hse~ l8s = - 80
LONDON, May 2i-2 p. m.-The money mar.
kef is quiet and steady. Consofs,S 90: u. s.
7sk. 49,
| LivBRPooL, May 2l--2 D. m-The cotton
marketis very dull and heavy, though no de-
clinet IN prices has been established Bread
stp ffs are quiet and steady. Provisions Arm.
Pork advanced one shilling, an d is now quoted
at 6oe. Nc change in other articles. I'
Evening star., 1867-05-21
Affairs In Ge~reetswu

MsRcHAnrs' ExoHAHan--rhe atteadsuce
at the exchange Rooms to-day WA not large.
The offs-ings were $500 bushels OF corn an
aeo bushelssof Wheat .Sales. OF 700 lSushels
wheat at - aad 800 prise De-. at $50. No
sales OF corn. - FL ~
FrsuR RMARKnr,-The dosr market res duh
to-day; no saleS OF importancs sreported. and
pricss nouinal ~ last qnoted Ia the Star.
81 FIsH The recsipt from the la dihgs ut the
wharf to-day amonnted . abost fe.o lsrring.
TIE CANAL-Arrived-The Capitola, with
wheat, to market; Jas. Flanagan, with lime
stone, TO Cooley, and sixteen boats with coal.
to American 90. 55i.i5 tons; Cumberland Co..
22;.o tons; Aeiston, 1852 tons; Borden Co..
Hos tons; Central Co., 657. l2 tons; Hampshire
4 Bait. 90. 1883 tons. Depsrtsd-Ths Jas.
Flanagan. hsh, TO Lift Lock IS; Geo. Moaes,
sundriess 70 do and eighteen boats light.
PORT OF QxOR0RrowM.-Enter6d-
Columsia. Harper. from Baltimore; E u.
KDisht Denty. from New York: Valley City,
Tomltn. from New York; Kennebsc, Wilson,
from Baltimore; schooner Charlotte Shaw,
Reeves. from New York with msrchandise 20
District merchants. Cieared-SteameeK Kenne-
bee, Wilson, for Baltimore. II n
Evening star., 1867-05-21

~ The colored miiitia organizations i'm
Rome. Ga, have been ldisbanded by order OF
the military authorities. tazsk W5H' nlJ-} y =.
~Thefe have been several cases Of Asiat,c
cholera in Oanada recently.
~rhe Kingston DAiiy News wants Canada
to establish a paper fracfional currency. in
order TO dItye ont American coin. .q,s.r 49,.
81 The remains OF Mr. Robert A. Cook, OF
Joliet, I'LL, have been discovered IN the ruins
Of the Merehart +, Hotel OF Chicago. g1l@E
~ A camp meeting is to com men ce on the
18th of July at the Camden Union eamp.
%A Menphis paper says q number OF
ladies in that city smear their faces with
nneen,s, Roman like, 70 force the gro WITH ora
beard - ~ EfaH ~ tisaks Siif no ssF Sc W >
SMr w6od,s Of Fairfield, Conn, nung
himself for grief AZ the death Of his wife. 80.
~ Mary Walsh, q servant ggiTl, unable to
find employ 10 nj, mmitted suicide by dro WA.
ing, at Ohicaxo, last FridAy,Yia sat =, sal,,ss.
OFF Fob gLIBEaIAs~-Ah houti I75 freedm men,
women and childreB. the greater part baing
women. LEFT Macon, Ora via the. Oentralrnii- :
road, l3tb instant. for Char risstoa.sfr a winch
point they expect to sail for Laberiaa sd Iiiff !
THx BOA Rp ooF DxIBexfssGrheaa annual
meeting on the beard 6t delegates of, A rneficarl
Israeiites will take place at Philadelphia dua
ring the last week Of Aay. The sessions Wal
commence at the chambers OF the Sevehshtat
Synagogue on Monday, May 97th, at 3p. n.
Evening star., 1867-05-21
. BOOTHS DIARY.


Elsewhere will be found verbatim copy of
the diary of Booth, made after the assassi.
nation. The evidence shows quite conclu.
sively that it now appears precisely as 1t
come into the hands of Government officials,
and the humiliation about which so much
has been said. was evidently done by Booth.
The leaves torn out by him doubtless contained
memorandums made by hin during the pre-
Vious year in regard to his own private
affairs, not connected with the ASSASSINATION n
plot. The reader will be struck by the wall
ofdespair uttered by the criminal even when
attempting to persuade himself that ne is a
Brutas or a FELL Heis astonished to discover
that the world instead OF hailing him as a
nero, holds him in utter loathiHg Gas COM
mon cnt-throat." Wet cold, starving with
every mans hand turned against him, be be.
gins TO feel arIeidy, the torments of the
damned. The dread conviction forces itself
upon him that there Is NO pardon tor him in
heaven since man so condemns him. The
diary shows Booth to have been quite Hitter
ate, and Its composition is a patch. work or
dramatic phrases Of the ranting order
Evening star., 1867-05-21
ONE or THE ATLANTIC CABLES DAMAGED :

OHk or THE ATLANTIC CABLES DAMAGED
In the early part Of this nsnth large iceberg
grounded OF the harbor OF Hearts Content,
Newfoundland, about 200 yards east of the
1866 cable, In shout l6 fathoms water. On the
sth instant 1t disappeared, but in passing over
that cable damagea it, as the signals at once
became imperfect and ces SD coon afterward
The cable Of 1855, however, il unimpaired,
and there is no reason to doubt that the in.
jury to the cable or 1866 will be repaired with.
out delay or any considerable expense.
Evening star., 1867-05-21

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAsDs.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land Office has re-.
ceived returns from the local odice at Ionia,
Michigan, showing il,2e7 acres OF the public
lands We're disposed OF during April last at
that Office. selte = = --''s4s-
Evening star., 1867-05-21

AMERIoA AHBAD.-A cable dispatch has
been received in this city by W. &. Metzero.t
Esq, announcing that the Stelnway Pianos
have been awarded the first premium at the
Paris Exposition. The honor Of this award
will be estimated when it is remembered that
all the leading piano makers of the world were
contestants for the prize. - - f
We learn, also. that the American iocomo
hves Of Grant & Co., New Jersey, have re.
ceived the first prizs at the Paris EXPOSITION.
Evening star., 1867-05-21

NAVAL ORDERS. = Commander Jonathan
Young has been detached from the command d
OF the steamer Fandalia and placed on wait
ing orders. Acting Vol. Lieutenant Charlie,
O'Neii bas been detached from the Shamrock
and ordered to the q Guard.
Evening star., 1867-05-21

THE VARIOUS PRESBYTERIAN BODIES now
in session are all betraying commendable
anxiety for re: union. This, at least, is q IA
vorAb!e eien OF the times 10 N
Evening star., 1867-05-21

Heavy Failure in EngIand-Gold Up in
E. / New York. - i.
H NEW YORK, May 21.-There is a rumor
on the street OF the failure OF Fraser, Tren.
holm Co., on the other side OF the Atlantic
for four million pounds. Gold has gone up
to 137x in Consequence. ,r. s.sfv ..'f. :
Evening star., 1867-05-21
w II 1 S X E r S

w l s
M U s T AC ES!
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from
three to five weeks by using DR.. SEVIGNE'S RES
TAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most wonder r
full discovery in modern science, acting upon the
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man
ner. 1t has been used by the elite of Paris and
London wi tn the most fattering success Names
satisfaction is not given in every instance the
money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail,
sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS co, Chemists No. 2S5 River street
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the United
States. a.. an S-dSweoIy
Evening star., 1867-05-21
Hon. George Bancroft has, it is stated,
accepted the mission 10 Prussia. ~. r., ~,

AN IMPORTANT ORpBR PRoM GENERAL
SwAYHx..Generai Svayns, Commanding the
district Of Alabama, directs the issue OF the
following, May lS-"To prevent further vio.
lence, growing out Of the dis'ur bed conditl ON
OF anatIs, the undersigned ass umss the main.
tenance OF public order in the city Of Mobile,
Special policemen, or mem bers of the old
force, VIII be employed when neces 4ry.
Breaches OF the ctty ordinances will be trled
as heretofore; violations Of the public peace
military Out. door congrega ions after night.
fall are prohibited. When public demon ira.
tions are in ntended notice must be filed at the
ence Of such 3 police force as may be essen. .
tial. "A severe responefbility Is attached to the
publication OF Articles commencing or inciting
not or viofence to Individuals or the public,
public entertainmenfn - = =
Evening star., 1867-05-21

FATAL ACCIDENT CAUSED BY DRUe CLBRKs.
coroner Lynch WAS notified Friday morning
70 nold an inquest on the body Of woman
named Mary Ohalmess, who died on Tuesday,
In Brookjyn, as 10 alleged from the effects Of 8
Pill made mp ut the drug store of H. H Dick.
inson, on Montagua st-eet In which q drachm
of "nux somica" was put ans tead of A grain
rs ordered The CLERKS who made up tue pre.
.scrip1on. nave been arrested. .--Yg T. Post ism.
Evening star., 1867-05-21

~ The folio wing is the oficial showing OF
the daily circulation Of the papers named be-
low, made under the call directed By the re-
cent act OF Congress: .,--,. or.
EVENING STAR......7.7l5 copies per day.
InteHigencer. ..3,552 4
The returns OF advertising by the same city
papers for the quarter ending Dscenber 81,
1856. as taken from the books Of the Internal
Revenue Office, are as follows
EVENING Observation-Disclosures .$13107
IntelhSeneer.. eer..................... 9,1O6
Evening star., 1867-05-21
y -. : ncHAsTKLhAR's s d.

FOR REMoS1sG suPEkFfE Hi \ RI fEIIHE n rptad'
TO the ladies especially, this invaluabe deI,iia.
tory recommends itself as being an almost ndis.
piied ,daes not hrn iniure the skin but acts
directly the roots, It is warranted 10 fesnoy
st tperfuous hair from low, fore heads, or froman
other part Of the body, completely totally and radf-
calg extirpnnpg the same ieaying ths skin soft,
uscd by the ffenoh ,end ls the onIy resi- efscsal
depilatory in existepce Price 7s cents per hack
age sept post paid any address, onrecsipt 81 an
ffSS' ''ff fitYYkERGERs ssHE1fs 4 CO., Chemists. 4
I cExHAL IIsHASf9ssDERiLIfT, A. Pey
fsclotS = "a OF SS6 S sfssH
FYS. e0lA by Up Dookseilef1, W6BhfA4t6ns SB 20.
SefM fof eiYexlAr, sp26.D&W3ms
Evening star., 1867-05-21

81 4O7 U street, between 9th and Ith stS., wash
ington, proving property and paying for advertise
ment. Its
&O0 REWARD-Stolen from my pasture on
pIU the 10Th inst, "a
-.. LIGHT SORREL MARE.
blaze on her face, and both sides of her neck,
close TO the mane three white feet little sprung in
her front knees no shoes on front feet; rubbed on
her right shoulder near the top; sorrel name and
tail The above reward will be given if returned
to THOMAS TAYLOR, Wilson's p. o., Prince
Georges County, Md. m2l-2t+
II 06T-Somewhere between Analootan leland
Of the 18th Instant. ) Silver HEDHLLIO d. With
Gold Band: Likeness OF George WashinGton on
one SIDE and Of Abraham Lincoln on the other.
Also, Gold BREA6TP1N, with jet osnter. A
liberal reward viii be paid II left at No. S27 7th
street, bet 7. ave, and Ut. my 1857
STRAYlD-HEWIOUN PUPPY, i've
- months old; black With white cro oss on his
to lag 9 street, between 2lst and z2d sts.
my 6-6tN WV. RAPLIY.
I OsT-Att tho National Thea ter, or between
! II 1r there and Wiliard,s, w last evening. BRAG1-
1884" The finder will be libeFaily rewarded by
leaving the same ct Willsra's Hotel. 70 a II
Evening star., 1867-05-21

~ NAL" published by JOHN PATCH. Once n.
=. corner Tth street and louisiana aSenue, Agent
for the best Life, Fire, and Accidental Insurance
= FOR SALE-1 400 Maryande and Virginia
FARMS, HOUSES, and LOTS in all parts OF tle
cry. 80 - e - - -, Q 3 - nay 4-1m5
ExGELSioRl q aE5sl7d ? 'EX0ELsIOET
Evening star., 1867-05-21
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ ..-, ..a...s. AND Z.
LYING-IN ASYLUM
Fourfpenth Tcir \ & Nr

. = . Ii INU-IN ASYLUM, -
fourteenth street, icircle, J corner of NJ street
Washington, D. c.
This Institution has been established for the re.
ception OF patients who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their and for the asin ion
OF such females as may require the comforts of the
lying in chamber. - - ''''
The building is situated in the most healthy Dor
ton OF the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every five Minutes
Terms of admission: From So to s 10 per week, in
accordance with the room required. payable i'm adj
vance. This includes Board, Medicines Medical
and Surgical attendance. ~
Evening star., 1867-05-21

APLE sUoA 4F 5,
I. hsnd5ss ssres: e; q fyar
- =" IaAN i PERRIE.
my l83t ~. g Corner 9th and streets.
Tss J. SSE5E 81 81, TN I.
Emnorinm. 23e PennsyIvania avenue. ny l6lw
I B. LAhBpIEd, -, ,n--.-
sps,ins i. r. cor. Eoois sians avenue.
RoRDtHs IxTRAoT OF EEII-BeIns The
ss IS,:s i Ss:s: 1si ss q i . ass
&c., Of any desired richnsss. Pore sale BY
m,,sm o.las4 nsAs 81 = .ps psfnan; Z ss1:....
% good, ell hard, second han1 BRiCKs Tor sale
sIsss :o f$ Sss Is@s ;ss
ns:1 Bcand:rs ssrsss. ]h:rs sSs =
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES,
g. B. WlLs0N's,
S09 7TH sTRE1T. under 0ld ysllows' Hall,
Where you will ind full assortment, Of all
T. 'a6 styles and prices.
The price: Of some Of the leading goods you
Cent: 81 Sr:ssS Calf Bo. To. geors. e,,.
P:f P:4 ssSF: Ss5s;.; q soSsrS; .ss $3.50 .ss
s.iI .':s 4 .as 49,:
s'; ;Eoss sss in
!; MOTTO. and
lrorn.rly ss.s, 5; b xzlWHsioss: ! Wis.ass::.
,,ss. sss:s sss g; oss;i;sss ;:Is.: ::sii.i S.i,.
CALIIO Nj A WIN1s. =
s:gs q K. ss.s.. q ss:s :.:s
= HR0HLIHG. comDFisins the fellowing 70.
:WHITB. Oh HOOK VINE" Of . light straw ,,
c0iSs gs.y Ssis,ss e ns
,AnaILLISA; Iieh ;.a .ssrrslIy sweet
ssh .s ~: ssa a,S;1 a: :s.Is.a :ns
fo! seHHm%1nce4sn p a pHrlSss. .,,o,.s .,.,,~
eS 'a ass's tore
sss es''s a.sss q spf
z .yery suss.le. srt.el.. .na trsgn
nSsP 4iso. f6 Ni Rf 81 APP BsAnDY, highly recon-
nsnded for mediclnel use. - :. !. - a1a.
We hssSy Sssn IL nsesscfy an tSo:s e 81 Hnssa1n ~ q
Sss sss
th9;s e.y' nss ssa
~ ny ni6tsIli.g q Corner 9thssnal strss2s. i
,ROOUHT. T0R TIDLH AdD PA1EO1. e
" 0B0HIHD Daee Dai3 Dmpoeiums 0a6s 2onns
L sylyADaa avpnpA, DssJ4i gsi1lgfaJs ny lGlWs
E4 barrel. i, v.sy E9 sses: 5:sl:oa ws,.. b. '
LHATQE4s inst receHed fkpM Msi3es saDa far aaae
..is ~ Sk44i H.i0R6anH an .sssi
pamyas seess > ssasa Sei68 ESuisisas NM. b.
DHYSid7zTT HzT3. Book or TX70T767
xvi .H1AAQk xAYL On.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Z WAsHIHGroN. May 90, 1867.
)Jay Cooke & 90 furnish the following QUO.
-s1 -
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson Co., quote Stocks ana
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. May ei.--ist Decentralization,
Co, AK; Cumberland Goal Uo, 30; Quick
sllver, 96x; Mariposa, 6; New York Central,
Railroad, ssh; Erie Railway, 62x; Ers
preferred. 7iX; Hudson River Railroad,
102; Reading X. R., lO3x; Michigan Central
X. R.s-; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
} X. r, 60; Illinois Central 4 R., il5; Oleve.
land and Pittsburg X. r., ~; Toledo, -;
Rock island --.; Northwestern, 34x; do.
preferred, 59x:l Pitssburg, Fort Wayne. and
, Chicago r R.. 49,; Pacific M I'll, g---;
: Atlantic Mail, --- Gold. 2 p. .ln., t875 - lt.,
Evening star., 1867-05-21
NJ Z ID &c AL STA FF.
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

j. II. IHUNPSUN, NJ. D..
1sA street, between nth and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Jos. x BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Uni
'eg g6sa SsaIsf RfhEYss HEEYsM M D, Georgetown
THOS. MILLER, NJ. D., + street, Washington.
a: 7 GARNETT, N: d. New York avenue.
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., Washington
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Georgetown,
Il, HOWARD. M D.. + street -
Evening star., 1867-05-21

Orders for admission to the free beds in This hos
pital, of which there 3d. be obtained of the
Surgeon in chief at this Office, "a street or of
any of the Medical staff, and of the Reys Drs Hall
Gurley, Gillette, and COombs - 1,- >'
Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admission
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
army. .-
Patients living at distance who desire to Come
to this institution for treatment can secure private
rooms by applying by letter to the matron of the
hos pital. A. D. GILLETTE d II |
Z3-eOly President
Evening star., 1867-05-21

EESsTRDA5sEsTTsi y +. EsissS EsP4s
SGHsBAY sSHnnoL which was to have taken place
Sn iH ~
"wednesday, May - - 80. al. aaa 4 1t '
.TA RATIFIGATIoM MEETING OF THE
WARD viii, be held in. the 18th street Baptist
Ghurch, corner 18th and streets, on WEDEES-
phY' I'd inst at X 0sIfsk Ma Il R m LEWIS, seey
NssEVENTH WARD-There will be a meet
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f'nS'aff my alt : requested By SrSfr S BoHRrR Sec
MF TiiE J0uRNEYMEN PLASTERERS'A AS
s. S2MGiAriqs youM rstura their sncsIe
Rabtt Harkness and Jackson, for Their prompt cpt
ds dsSs asSeding t. our request for eight hours
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on THURsDAY TER the Il d shG sss sse at
RaFRss s Gi r as
District of Columbia and Installation Of the Grand
requested.
BY order of the w. NJ. f1. ~ '@F-IIh# '."
Il VIM. Fl. FRY Secretary,
IN N-3t 1 Intel. Rep ,Ghron. Il Con Union i 2
n@MASONIC-A special cor1mu nication If tba
sAS GRAND LODGE of + A A M of the
District OF Columbia will be held at Masonic Hall,
corner OF ID and 9Th streets. or THU URSDAY AZ
TERNOON. the 23d instant. at O'Clock ,Ifor the
rnrpose OF uniting in the ceremonies Of eonstitu-
Columbia and installing the Grand Oficers s. "
All animated members of the fraternity of this and
other jurisdictions fraternally invited t nita
with the Grand Lodge on this oeeasiori.i@ -
BY order OF the NJ W. Grand AIaster.s.. r.. 2 --sI
my 02t NOBLE ID. LARNER. Grand Secretary. I
Intel, Rep, Chron., and Con. Upion : b
Evening star., 1867-05-21
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-0n the street, on Saturday evening
Il last, POCKET BOOK, containing q small
sum Of money. The owner can have it by calling
st 4O7 g street, between 9th and 7th sts, wash
ington, proving property and paying for advertise
ment. Its
Evening star., 1867-05-21

US FRENoH ooA ooAFE6Ei FE6TiosERY, t.z,
246 Penna ave. . bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
4. Hav1ng enIerg and reftted my estabti shment, I,
thing long ne eded In Wsshin gton-and [ am now
prepared 70 furnish my customers and the public
CONFECTIONERY line, Parties, Fairs, W ed
olnEs, etc furnished at the shortest notice ana
on the most reasonable terms. =
APIS I'm JOSEPH 81. SHATFIELD