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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14


ENTENsivE ROHHRaiEs-ARaEsr ~ TIN ALLprl,
PERrErRAToRs. For some months past /, j. al
legged the Northern Ccairal RAILWAY Compa,i,
has suffered heavy loScs from the depreciation,
committed on freight ears on thrlinr Of the road
The goods stolen were generally wares purcha.. Il
In Baltimore by storckccpes md merchants rcs,l.
ing on the limo Of the road. watch was -,
but for some time nothing could be discovered
On Saturday last, however. from information 81.
tanned, two brothers, named Levi and joshua
Dixon. were arrested, on the charge % bcin. con.
nectcd with the robbcrirs The house ~ John
Dixon. another brother residing in l;,liim,.,.
was SEARCHED, aud very extensive a,.nrtin, ID.
Of dry goods boots and shoes, grocrri,s. harn,.
aud brushes. together with n yalise nf rlnthin.
said 10 have been stolen some two months sine,
from the Station q, Hanover Junction. were found
Later in the day, Eugene Lewis, a conductor on
one Of the freight trains, and john Dixon. hi-
hraktsman, were arrested AT York. Pa The plan
Of the thieves operations seems TO have be-, n I'M
Eagcnc lewis aud John Dixon wnui o,p.intc 81,
the cars, and throw or package ~ ennl4 at So
rious points along the road, generally near elan
Rock. IN this county, where thcy would BE- taken
charge at by Levi nnd Joshua Dixon, and con
vcyed by wagon 10 Baltimore The railroad
Company estimate their loss AT fully $500 4
the Va's' WAS the only article that could l. -.
itiVely iudca,ifel, and il being stolen ia lnr.
county. Penn, the thieves weTr all rcinan,lcl ln
the Jail Of that county, where they will O.,
indicted aud tried.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

Es- r"Plcfh'ah paper IA al article on the
i'rraid'ncv. say. Of Grn Nri,llan -'Tvicr be-
A.1r'rei a. 'hc snvinr Of lhr ,nunti. /, TN
doub,r'lly rlaans 1hat l~,,t,"n 81 ~" country
south Of Mason aud bsons line nnd r.i-r-
first, 10 the huriSl ~ ten thousand Union Sol
d';r a. thicAShoininy second, 10 III hand
tying ol"raiion h"-pcIf"tiu'd upon Pope aud
l'grn'idc. A. Nasty say Mcclellan !. the
'o"'hincs' man To tho Southern People, wi,h
ever wore blue.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

Pusf oggIus ArrAms AT White hall Ial,,.
m"ic noua,y, Edward IlelIncr. IT, IL appointed
postmaster arr Luther u birmingham, raignad
AZ llrooklaniVille, iiallimotc county, u. i.raf.
l"n ''arlslc Ia appointed postmaster, &c, d. u
. hUhrf, IesigRed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

.-r- Rev g. I. Cochcll, will lecture at Rrcl-
nhiL HAIL. Twelfth district, on Friday evening,
December a5Ih Sabject.-i.ovo, Courisliip and
Marriage. Tickets - crnis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14


TIis tinLngsEs Am SocfErY We have ,,
,civc-i the Seventh Annual Report "f the Chii-
iron Aid Society of Maryland. The ol,iy,' 81
this SO"irty Is To Improve the condition ~
"pnor aud destitute children, and c'INciall, D.,
"pr"cutin. them homes in the country % II,
Home of the Society il nj ~ Suilh Cal,r.i
st, Baltimore, anil from the Rcpor, before a ~,
learn that during the year jus, closed i.- .hii
drrn we've rectivul nt the "linmr, of which
nuTnb'i III have been placed in rom'a,i ,i.l,
huiucs IN the country EXtrnris az gwen iioir
the inmates Of the Home ia former yr,is. bui
whO are now doing we'll in new positions ,,,nr,rl
,hrin by iIs managers, AMI MI "i ihc., i,,icrs
speak IN thankful terms ~ thu efforts na,lr IN
their behalf by this Society There ne luri
committees 10 all thu counties ~ the Stat, IS ha-s.
business !, 10 20 look after the interest 81 tb.
Society children in their ncighhOrhnois AMI 10
SEE that all the contracts maze hy ih"as. itkins
charge ~ them ate strictly adhered in TIN fpl
lowing gentlemen rOini'ns.' the ipc, tutnn.i.i.,.
for B.liimorr county Stephen Grimes pni .is.t
Giilrl,ic. Kossvillr T. ~ Dickinson Got-
such sud Chas r Trimblr, Philupoli. ,1as
W Hammond and John Amrs liarcwuoi John
Bo"ih To~soniown John +. Gore nn! \
W. Gnrr. R"isiefsiown John VI MrCumat.
Thos. L. Ensor, John " nuras Whitehead
Among the Directors AMI officers are Edward -
Freeman. John G Bridges, Hiram Womls. Jr
Win u SlFan and Gerard H. Iccsc, e hi
county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

Tia JAn.-The grand Jury made an Official
visit 10 the Jail on Wednesday last. AcccIi.lt.
polite invitation from Sheriff Gallain. vs..
dropped in about one clock The Gentle.
mcn Of the jury had already done thu IN.
terror OF the Jail and were busily engaged IN at.
tending 10 their own interiors Tie Sheriff had
lots o' nice things prepared, and W. will only
make the original remark tina, all present ,lil fun
justice 10 what was sci before them Ancr
taking IA bite, and ''suihin else, We visited
The inside OF the jail ON our own hook We
!nnnd twenty-five prisoncrs there, all of them h-
lug "s comfortable, probably, NJ they rnn l.,
made IN the old shell dcnuminnt.d tho lil'iuor.
county Jail. Why don't our County ri!cfs %
Jel' the old tat trap, !; would bring "iieli
smart, there being good many thing. ahop'
y, stone iron, Sc, which would come IN nnd,
for building purposes. At il stands now IL i
neither useful nor ornamental. Prisoners have
punched - ~ the wall And escaped, aud ~
49, us 'r"sTss w. tl'u! ,lVui all sls. IL II u /,
badly built, badly ventilated, badl, planned
siruci4, and is altogether nuisAnoc Ever,
thing about it, however, looks clean anil neat.
and "a. it Sheriff Baldwin aud Wariu liutac
we've determined to make the hos, ri = bad In.
gain
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

e" Tho PhlladolPhia IN ION League, the
most i"e"' riul political eoni bination IN the
e"anify hls i"ri"ally announfsd lie prefer
once i"f Grant ~ ti'" Republican nominee for
"cAi i''r ilent Tho League Announces that,
70 aYins confidence Ia tho ability. integrity
""d is.' fi"iism ~ 'enorai Ulysses q. Grant,
mud baii'vi"g that hi- political principles are
700 e'n'"nnn'' Win ,hoso ~ tho Republican
i~i'y. .nd sricn,l ipr tho sorvieos bs hss
" roni'ro'i :" ~" country IN every Posl Of duty
g 70 which hc has been called. we ao haEaby
" n"i"i"'i" h'i' g. th"oandidale Of thia League
f., 60. rtir""l l'rr .ident Of United States
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

re- John W. uare,, Eag., LA- bccu ,,.-,lcr.
toll President " the baltimore and Oho Railroad
COMPANY.
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FINE MULES

r"fIf 1T CART liAkNESs.
rA"tlA,E HARNESS. LEAb mARNEs,.
r''"'ii... .."cEAWAIs. EIr. EIc.
dF.f5. l.vA
.b.. -i ., "a, ssab., .,,ua,.d 81. ia,
...tth"".' -rri"r 20
Hh%pN ER iNb cp&wAY STREETS.
ruti".at. as
T.. '.", H'r.ng. N,-.mb, ish. l>"s.
r"iUin"n"in. ~ 10 o'rl"ck. prs.i.cly.
an .l!-hn uF t'.:f iINE
~ ilubsES NSp MULES
rl! s.'nrg rrt 80 nnr condition
d rNt!LLE%r
W TOR HUGUIES
So rEl.lutG 1T ra,Y.
i.ailrr t",.. aud TRIMMED 3,
GERM NNrnW' 'Al;lslArE.
four i'a-.'' - q.
~ oEr. 'ALr Harmless
, SETS CNt;LIttt uAHNi-
t"..t,..r viii lar. "tof I.',.i liafs, BE-. liri
d!-. Il r.I-. sur.u.t.. II : suit. -'.id
EiNtti. 81. futtnr.tr. 81.
e. % ~ a.. 'tl,,t.. stock - in fiu r.,.i.
,.,n. nal ti.. V"hirl.. and Harness ,iI, t....i.
''~ insect e. 70. and will b. sold witL,n, r--cry...
Co.. .. %.
. II GoVEs. Aur,ir.".-
I'". ~. u - i.iiim'fe -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

=" T. sas i'uow tho only slais In which .
f''i..if ii"u 'i'eiion has now hecn held
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

fa'tio t,rr.u -. Charlie karhier action on
olei account, the plaintiff claiming $3i2 Tried
Lcfus, iaiJ. Jury out. State W John Nor
gan, AHA, John Beard Isaac Firth and Edward
Cia;hc indicted separately for the lsrcrny 81
t'ii ioanIt uf butter and one ctock, valued ut
~ tie property % John ] White I'm trial
i,.t,t.., tht. ,..,.ift
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

iANEr " uWlSGs. .ac,.onccr
i-' TIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14
SAIuRl,AN. lIc,emhtr.

S'Gi' lu G;Wo -. William bRyue action ~
f'l.'n.n n.'iru % iu,sL made by defendant
t'.,n .,!or tie court held sub cufi4 JAm'-
t.ti.th.t again ~h"n there are four indic,-
m'u' Ht with intent to Kill, AMI xhlch
.'-' t,u. ,"i ,"-t'td,y TO the Criminal Court uf
ga ..iaDlr r.I, s.N' bad la day in the sum ~
,1 iu 'rh r,s' i'r his appearance nj that court.
wita . .i.'. hughes ~ his s'scuri,y. Th- cosTi
.'iJ.'uri.i ri'ii N"nla, morning at 10 O'Clock
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We can but regard thi. a. The brst schonc
yet proposed. aud ne QUO marr likely IN meet
the wants Of tho community than even The "nc
proposed by the contributor b. tho Jor..oL
ropBblisbed by us lat wcrk. Tho ..cs ol
"fith District" that the County Commission
Gre ahouid levy enough ofmun"y nj oucr, t.ny
eio.o"eJ !" put all our principal nvonuo u
order Immediately, nGsis our own We've 81 the
'"s,i"r, aud We hope that the Board may be-
brought to tho same eonelusiou. ~ piece t.r
rnhli" roads II baltimore rounty IN r.ol,i 70
der will require the outlay ~ largc sum u
money. hut ~ expenditure now will Prove e
saving til" tax payer IA tho rnd. W. O."
i'"v" u :" be- entirely iea.ible 3" have euoi
roads, snd 40 trust that naw The SUBJECT {.
started there will bo no ees.a,i.a Ia che aei,a
tim 81 ID until the de.irod cnd 10 nruninti, .t.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

AEkcHAErs' EXCHANGE The offerings
TINS mofA ing were light. flour-About LOO
bois. OF various grades. 0rain-None offered:
sales limited a. last quotations. Heavy re :
ceipas or gram during the coming week are
anuciI ated The sales at the Exchange dur.
isg the week amounted TO l,SW bbls -four
N,5eo bushels wheat, 22,lJn bushels corn. 60 !
bushels oats, 600 bushels miIIfeed
H1 FIsH WHAIF.-The receipts at the
wharf to- day are very light. Shad very scarce
at $40 20 SIS per 100; about 10000 herring sold
at $40 per Loco.
COAL SHIPMESTs.-The shipments of coaI
this week from the Cumberland Cos wharf
was aj0 tons; from Rey's docks, 1854 tons
SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-Thomas Dowiip1
sold nj auction on Thursday last the BRICK
house on Bridge street, No -, between Mont
gOmery and Green streets, for 2.5eD, TO Alley
ANGER Giles. The next house west atwo
story frame building, and that adjoining N
were sold for -, $50, to William L BaltzeU
CANAL -Arriyed-Boat =. IL Williams, corn
aud wheat TO market, and seven boats with
coal-Centrai Co, 33f 10 tons; American Go.
327 .13 tons. wv
1hE NJ ABKETs.-The markets were well at,
need this morning, and the supplies were
simple ana OF very excellent quality The
iatms ana gardens OF the surrounding couu-
uy are contributing plentifuIly of the pro-
uuC's Oh tnis season, and the licensed dealers
oner an excellent supply OF provisions from
more oistant depots. The prices are as req
sJnaoie us the markets a other sections of the
lisir'ct and differ little from those q noted for
IN = n'er Market, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
APPEAL IN BEHALF OF N.yIu111.v

On or about the fifth instant the Austrian
Minister addressed note to Secretary Saw-
ard, by command of his Majesty the Emperor
of Austria. asking this Government 10 inter.
pose in behalf OF his royal brother, Maxinil-
ian. should the last-naned fall into the hands
OF the Liberals. now inv estIng q ueretero. This
request was based on the apprehen sion that
some violence might be done 20 Macmillan. as
The events at Zacatecas were fresh In the minds
of readers of affairs in Mexico The Austrian
Minister stated thai this request could be with
more propriety made by oar Government than
by any other, owing to the frienuliness exist.
ing between the two Republics
Mr.. Seward, in his reply to the Min;s,sr
stated the substance of his interview with the
President, to the effect that this Government
would take the earliest means to communicate
with President Juarez for the purpose sisted
and further, that Minister Romero had aIso in -.
formed him that he, too, would act i'm the
same dire elton.
The Secretary, IN his appeal to the Mexican
Republic, took the ground that the extension
Of the usages Of war would be creditable alike
to the Mexican Republic and the laws of NV
manity.
The Secretary sent to the Austrian Minister
cory of his letter TO Minister Campbell
who, on the 9th inst, informed Mr. Seward
that be had awaited himself OF steamer and
rail 10 send message TO San Luis Polosi with
MI. Stewards letter.
The correspondence, in reply to a Senate
resolution, was communicated to that body
To-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
SATURDAY. April -


SRrATE.-The President land before the
senate Communication from the Secretary of
the Interior, IN reply TO resolution, encios-
ing statement as TO the number, iocaIitv
etc ofthe various Indian tribes. etc =
Mr.. Ramsey moved that there be prjn,ad
fye hendred copies OF the Tenu re OF Ofi CO
Bill. He saio there was great occasio a To nn Va
the bill Just now F 80
The motion was agreed to- E
Mr.. Craigen, from the Committee on Con-
nzent Expenses. reported a rasolu 10 a ID At T.
CLERK CT the Senate be directed to pay out OF
the contingent fund of the Senate 20 the CLERKS
OF committees and pages employed during the
present session. and such other attendants d
employees PAID oy thsday. the usual per diem
compensation.
The resolution was agreed to
The senate proceeded 10 the conslderatioyY
of and passed Mr. Thayer's resoIution. here
tofore unlimited, calling upon the President
or the United States 10 inform the Senate when
Alexander cummings was appointed Cover
nor of Colorado; how long he mas been absent
from the territory, with or without leave
whether on business CT not; the time for
which be has been paid. &c
On motion OF Mr. Freiinghuysen, the Senate
went into executive session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
Special kilograms to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Defeat Of the Liberals on the Reform Bill
IBy OabIe 70 the Associa,ed Pres.1

tBy Gable to the Associated PressJ
LONDON. April I3-Noon.-Consois. 1x.
U. 8. 5-so.'s, ~; Illinois Central IN; Erie !,
37g
FRAskrcRT, April I3-Noon.-U. S. 5.eo,s.
75x.
LIVERPOOL. April I3-Noon.-The cotton
market Is quiet. Sales to- day are estimates
ate,oO0 bales; MiddIing Upiands. 10; Orleans.
Il 50, California Wheat las Corn aas "a !.
Barley d Sd Oats, 3s. Cd; Pork. rs Cd Reef
!: SIS; Cheese, Cos. Lard. ASS; Bacon, iss
Scotch pig iron, SIS; Tallow, tis. Cd; Spirits
Turpentine, BIS.
LONDON. April 13-2 P. M.-The following
curi'ies U. S. sos, 7iS; Erie, 37X: Illinois
Central. TX.
LIVERPOOL, April Bar M-The maria,
for sugar is frmer.
Since the opening OF the market cotton has
become somewhat firmer though prices bave
not quotably advanced.
LONDON, April 12-Midnisht-A daba,. an
the reform bill occurred 10 the House of t,om.
mons this evening
MIR. Gladstone, he leader of the onnos;,;o,,
offered sn amendment to the bill fixinu tho
rating at five pounds. After a long and xerv
In ieresting debate the amendment was ra;actsd
oy decided vote the government majority
being2l "J
LONDON. April -Noou-The Tjms, of IN;
morning has a copgratniatery editorial on tho
de eat of the Liberals on the refor n bill in the
House OF Commons last evening The coursa
pursued by Mr.. Gladstone is seyereIv cri.
icised, while that of the liberal me beers who
deserted their party is correspondingly landed.
The Times thinks that the liberal bolters
mold the balance OF power now, and virtually
control the reform bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

An EARLY EASTERN MAIL wANrEp.-The
change IN the schedule OF the PniladeIphia
and Baltimore railroad, by which the mail
train which formerly lef, Philadelphia at4 Is
a m, and arrived here about 10. 30 a. m j., is dis
continued, occasions serious incon yenienc e,
not only TO the press in this city, but TO the
departments, the banks and business men OF
this District. The Baltimore AmSricnn com
plains OF the change as occasioniag serious in
convenience in that city. and itseffects are fel,
further South. We hope, with the oay.aicI,
Of this city, that the old arrangement will hs
restored, or some other as satisfee tory adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
Trouble in N Can't r1,r,;.t

PHILADELPHIA, April t3-Majof Field. of
the Marine corps, recently tried by a Cnurt
Martial at the Philadelphia navy yart nnh.
Isnes caro- stating thar the case has assumed
new and unexpected phase. One of the
members of the court has been reported for
uneer tiemanIy behavior while on dutv as a
member Of the Court. and charges are baing
prepared against the Judge Advocate and
members of the Court for scandalous condnct
tending to the destruction of good morals and
neglect of duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
FINANCIAL.

LAVA JohnsoA o., quote Stoen nd
NEW YORK. April 13-1st Board-U. 8. 1881
Coupon 6's, 100; do, 5-2Os, Ie9k; u. s. SIS
1910 8, Coupons, 9'x; Mo. State 6'e - Canton
Co, ~: CUMBERLAND Coal %. prerd, 20; U uick-
culver Mining Co. 30; New York central r. r..
90, Ere Railway, SIX: Hudson River r. r.
= Reading X. r., 99T; Michigan Oentrai
X X, 107H; Michigan Southern and N indiana
X. X, 6Sh; do. guaranteed. -; Hin o,s Gem
trail X r., ili5; Cleveland and Pittsbura r X. i.
ThG; Chicago and Nortnwestern r. r.. 33y
do preferred, 6nf: Cleveland aud Toledo K
X, ll9. Osicago and Rock Island r. R, s7x;
PtIsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago X X ,
g's; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates. 2lE;
Pacific Mail, 126S. Gold, 80 p. m, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
FRACTIONAL CrRREvcy

During the week, ending to-day, there has
been received at the Treasury Department.
from the printers, S3l7.OG0 In fractional cur
reney Daring the same period there has been
iorw arded TO the United States Depository, 81
Bunalo. N Y, S35,UOO; TO the Assistant Treas.
urer al New York, slU0,OOO; Assistant T.e,s.
uTer at New Orleans, SlOO.OUO; National Banks
500 ,262, AZ. Total, SAP 26547 )"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
WHITE HOUSE

The President has quite recovered from his
recent indisposition, and to-day received a
number OF visitors. Among whom were seye-
raj Senators and Representatives. Secretaries
Staunton, Weiles, Seward, Browning, and
Postmaster General Randall also had inter
views III is morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

The amount OF National Bank currency is
sued during the week ending to-day was
sl12.5OO, making the total amount issued up
TO date 800, SIS, so. from W hich should he de-
Quoted S3.5o1,Se2 being the amount of curren
cy redeemed including worn GU, notes: leaving
the actual circulation of National. Ranks at
the present date S2se. 926, IA -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
pHIIADEIpHIA All

PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS
The President to-day sent in 10 the Senate
the appointments or Peter Lyle, collector. ex.
gov. u. X. Porter, naval officer. and Samuel
q. King. surveyor, Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

The WEEKLY STAR Is now on our countsr
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the ma
containing. among much other reading matter
capital story, entitled cousin Bob,s WINS.
kers;" full reports OF all the meetings OF Re-.
publican aud DEMOCRATIC associations and
ward clubs daring the week: the MARYLAND
election, and other elections during the week:
extra session oftne Senate; Useful items OF do.
nestle economy: Humorous Sks tches, win Do.
local News; agricultural aud 'Houskse p.ns
miscellany; and ne latest Telegraphic Dis
patches from all qd0<ters. =. n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

IL Returns of the Maryland election of
"wednesday last. so far received, foot up a ma
Iority OF o'a'o "for convention The major.
ny Is PROBABLE will be Increased by ST
Mary Charles and Calvert counties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

ADIouRNEp-The Pro,racted debate fu the
Senate, yesterday, was closed by the adoption
OF the resolution for Adjournment on next
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. by a vote of
yeas &c: nays II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

INTERShL REvESUE The receipts from
this source to-day were S3-3, So1-ernaking the
total amount for the week ending TODAY
s2,5a5.ei- 10. ard the total amount since the
beginning OF the present fiscal year s222, 7o3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
THE 3EPORToRT.L BLACK CATS IN TRor

IL Is understood that an animated inquiry
has been raised In the Senate as to the divulge
ment OF the Russian treaty and the vote on the
Kosseau conhrmation, published in certain
New York papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13

NEW YORK NAVAL OFFICER,
The nomination of Cornelius y. Franklin
was sentin the Senate to- day as Naval officer
at the Port of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
NEW GOODS ROB THE SPRING TRADE

We call attention to our fresh eipts of
Refrige rators. later Coolers
Childrens' Carriages, Carts and Wapons
Porcelain and French Tin ware
Nest Safes
Baskets, Buckets and Brushes
Very hyperion Cool ing Stoves and Summer
Ranges
Together With many other new goods su,,.b,e
for the present season, all Of which We offer on
reasonable terms va
Purchasers will bear in mind to call At
SlBLEY GUYS,
Pennsy vania avenue.
Between Tenth and Eleventh SIS
Gee edverusemeht OF Hardware. aDl3-fff
IN NOTICE,
Il HE Firm Of b. II. BEAN ( O, W WHITE
olved partnership. The said B. +. BEAN ia
authorized to settle ell accounts OF the said firm
ap l2-3t- U. w WHITE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-13
MINISTER tn AIrsTpT.

NNNI KIN
The President day sent in to the Senate
the nomination of Henry J. Raymond editor
of the New York TimsS) as Minister to Ans.
tria